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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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In Europe, ‘walking while Jewish’ is sometimes punished by death
Murders and assaults in France, in particular, have some Jews thinking about relocating to Israel.
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Spooky reconnection with a friend from long ago
A nagging little voice told him to find me ‘right now.’
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High-speed broadband networks critical for Maine future
Comprehensive broadband expansion plan will help Maine merge onto the Internet superhighway.
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State court’s ruling on bicyclists’ rights was the right one
One of two major rights affirmed allows bicyclists to sue if they are harmed by a negligent driver.
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How the snow melts on your home’s roof provides clues to attic insulation needs
Snow disappears quickly from roofs above attics with little or no insulation, but will stay a long time when attics have good insulation.
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Why did Brian Williams do it and how much does it matter?
At the end of the newscast — or the story or column — what matters most in journalism is credibility and public trust, both of which have suffered in recent years.
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LePage takes a big political gamble with his tax reform proposal
He’s on the verge either of securing his political legacy or suffering a humiliating defeat.
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Little Leaguers deserved better
Scandal in no way diminishes the players on the Jackie Robinson West All-Stars.
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Before we legalize pot, we should consider our children’s future
Making bad things legal has never reduced their use.