Its new mission is very consistent with the best thinking on supporting young people.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Addressing addiction begins with science
Neurobiology and medical communities now widely accept that addiction is a chronic health issue.
Hillary’s very public private server
The continuing controversy over Clinton’s emails will continue to dog her.
Maine voters can chart a new course
Four referendum questions give the public a chance to do what the Legislature couldn’t.
When is a win not a win? When the winner is Hillary
Despite the result, Clinton remains the frontrunner.
Waterville needs united effort
Downtown revitalization must include the input of stakeholders who have long worked in the community.
Sportsmen, environmentalists must find common ground
There’s not much evidence that these two groups are working together, and that’s not good.
We all have a stake in child care
All children deserve health, safety and the love of others.
Politically incorrect, or just plain rude?
Artless insults aren’t clever. They’re just childish and lazy.
Trump’s surprisingly thin skin
Once the other candidates really let loose, the Donald will look back at Megyn Kelly’s jabs with fondness.