Many camps own property valued at more than $500,000.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
To be successful, anti-poaching efforts must focus on reducing demand
The birth of a rhino calf in South Africa gives conservationists some hope.
Note to governor: Maine’s attorney general doesn’t work for you
An independent chief law officer is part of our democracy’s system of checks and balances.
Obama’s themes of class warfare, wealth redistribution are dangerous
The surest way to destroy a country’s economy is for the government to control and confiscate the fruits of individual labor.
Fisheries & Wildlife tackles vital tasks with grossly insufficient funds
Sixty percent of all department revenue goes to law enforcement.
Children with dyslexia best helped early
Bill before Legislature would change how our schools deal with impairment.
With LePage tax plan, what goes around, comes around
The governor’s budget will force members of both parties to reckon with prior votes.
Is Obama’s exit from Iraq or Bush’s entry the origin of ISIS problem?
The perversion of religion has been used to justify massacres and terrorist acts throughout history.
Fat shaming is wrong, but something’s also wrong with our current lifestyles
Do remember when we had to get up to change the channel on the television and to answer the telephone?
Portland spending shows need for reform
Scarce housing and high demand for services can’t explain the cost of the city’s program, the DHHS chief says.