It’s all down hill when the first tree you ever buy is the best tree ever.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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How can education, industry close the skills gap and fill U.S. jobs?
Companies can get skilled workers faster using vocational training.
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How to fight the lone wolf who is fed from abroad
Greater threat is still organized terror, which is evil in its purest form.
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How can education, industry close the skills gap and fill U.S. jobs?
Narrow our job skills gap by building educational pipelines.
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Babe’s birth 2,000 years ago should open our eyes to significance of things we haven’t seen
Like a bird thrashing against a window, we only need to look in a new direction. M.D. Harmon
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For Maine to get cheaper energy, we need to produce it ourselves
Investing in natural gas pipelines while shutting down homegrown sources makes no sense.
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A daughter’s wisdom shared: ‘Dad, Christmas is no time for politics’
Politics can be a tough game, but that is all it should be. I salute all those who have run and lost, but played the game.
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For the price of Napoleon’s hat, a lot of good could be done
Family Violence Project shares one family’s Journey of Hope.
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Supporting climate change policy even without stand on global warming
Revenue-neutral carbon tax would render energy subsidies unnecessary.
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With new mayor at the helm, Waterville should capitalize on new developments
The city has had a number of successes in the past three years, including revitalization of the airport.