Raids conducted like home invasions, but victims ordered not to discuss assaults with anyone.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Efforts should be made to help Salt Institute endure without compromise
But the board is choosing a path that may threaten the documentary studies school’s unique legacy.
Opiate legalization would turn the tide
Making drugs legal — taxed and regulated like alcohol — would put an end to the irrational and patronizing attitudes of drug treatment programs.
Good or bad, a brand creates an image associated with business, town
A name or slogan is how people choose or remember you, so it shouldn’t be a haphazard choice.
Where do recycled materials go?
Here’s a few examples of where all that stuff that you put into recycling bins goes.
It’s time for ‘someone to stand up to the illegal bullying and blackmail by the governor’
House speaker Mark Eves explains his decision to file a civil lawsuit against LePage.
The Atticus Finch in ‘Mockingbird’ was the new and improved version
Original ‘Watchman’ version of Southern lawyer rewritten from racist to man determined to do what was right.
‘Amen’ to call for end to Dechaine saga
Former district court judge agrees with commentary by Press Herald editor.
Candidates with most money shouldn’t always win Maine elections
Clean Elections program levels the playing field for regular folks who want to seek office.
Our politicians seem determined to focus on issues that most deeply divide us
When Republicans pick battles they cannot win, they help president make argument that Congress is broken.