Since he can’t govern state the old-fashioned way, he and members of his party will try to circumvent the Legislature.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Our neighbors may do us some big favors
Two Massachusetts proposals could provide major benefits to Maine.
Being an Up-stander can help make world safer from domestic violence
The long journey out of abuse can begin with a single breath.
Pope Francis spoke not about policy, but about fundamental truths
He laid out the goals of tolerance and inclusivity, but left it up to us to figure out how to get there.
To improve Maine’s economy, drop political talking points, deal with reality
If the cost of doing business in the state is reduced to a competitive level, a surge in new jobs is likely to follow.
Pope reminds Congress it is one team, elected to care for the people
Pontiff’s lesson: To disagree without demonizing, converse without condemning.
Students with business dreams find classes that teach them how to succeed
Business Academy at Capital Area Technical Center draws young people who are bright and engaging, full of ideas and passion.
Hard-to-believe tale of two men born in Scotland
The odds against our parallel lives ending up in Maine, 25 miles away from each other, about eleventy-seven gazillion to one.
Knowing heart attack symptoms saved my life
Some risk factors for heart disease can’t be changed, but some lifestyle changes can lessen the risk.
Access to contraception, abortion key to recovery for addicted women
MaineCare is expanded for birth control, but needy addicts who seek to end a pregnancy still face barriers.