A growing number of people can’t, shouldn’t or choose not to own a personal motor vehicle.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Staff, volunteers at Togus Hospice Unit made every day a great day for Ezra Smith
I can’t imagine working in a place where you care for and come to love your patients, and they all die.
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Ban on hand-held cellphone use would make our roads safer
Cellphone use has replaced drunken driving as Maine’s biggest public safety risk, police say.
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Collins: Selma a testament to the power of courage, forgiveness
Fifty years after ‘Bloody Sunday,’ a Maine senator joins the march to honor civil rights-era heroes.
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SAM-supported bill attacks Maine initiative process
Sportsmen know the best way to protect bear baiting is to make it more difficult to file citizen petitions.
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Revenue sharing supports best interests of both state and its residents
We should maximize our ability to tax out-of-state visitors and to improve the overall fairness of Maine’s tax system.
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Indian is not a costume I wear
Could anyone imagine a mascot with a caricature of an African American or a Catholic priest?
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Bill closes loophole in signature gathering process
L.D. 176 would provide some level of accountability for signature collectors where none currently exists.
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Maybe at the end of a two-year campaign, we’ll know who Cain, Poliquin really are
Both analysts agree Cain has announced candidacy for the 2nd District too early.
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If threat of death won’t make people use seat belts, why should a fine?
Sen. Eric Brakey’s argument for L.D. 112 rests primarily on a libertarian’s principled insistence that government has a heavy burden of proof to justify use of force and coercion.