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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Catholics have an obligation to look out for the planet
We have a moral responsibility to steward and protect the “creation” that God so lovingly provides for us.
When it comes to your résumé, if you’ve got it, font it
But some type faces are just meant to be avoided.
Right now, Republicans are their own worst enemy in budget battle
A shutdown is no one’s idea of good legislative leadership.
Eight years of writing this column has connected me to the people
Last word in education: The relationship between teacher and student is the key to success.
Maine joining other states where Second Amendment rights shine
Legislature passes concealed carry bill; it now waits for decision by Appropriations Committee before heading to governor.
101 ‘Finding the Pony’ columns — and still counting
When I started writing, I had no idea the impact my experiences would have on others.
Preventing elder abuse is a community initiative with a community solution
Financial exploitation is among most common forms of elder abuse.
Proposed mining rules puts Maine’s natural resources in jeopardy
Even a responsible mine, held up as a model, has violated Clean Water Act, even though amount of pollution ruled to be ‘minimal.’
Democrats willing to shut down government over welfare issue
House Republicans firm in resolve to protect Maine’s most vulnerable.