A study planned for the cluster of health care-related information technology companies in Portland may point to a way forward in the transition of Maine’s economy.
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OUR OPINION: Liberal arts, trade programs both necessary
Maine’s community colleges should be a low-cost option, regardless of a student’s track.
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UMaine officials going at needed change backwards
Buildings and adminstration should be shed before programs and faculty are eliminated.
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OUR OPINION: Maine playing catch-up in anti-meth efforts
The state has missed opportunities to cut off the supply chain and support those who get addicted.
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OUR OPINION: Thumbs up, thumbs down
Debate-dodging candidates, efficient cars make the news this week.
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OUR OPINION: Food pantries face own crises as need soars
Reinstated work requirement means thousands of Maine adults lose food stamps.
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Bonanza enjoyed by upper crust isn’t translating into philanthropy
Lower and middle-income people are more sensitive to others’ needs.
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OUR OPINION: Mill closings refocus debates on job creation
The forums are the best chance to weigh the candidates against each other on the most important issue facing Maine.
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OUR OPINION: Tax deductions don’t tell the whole story on charity
Rankings put Maine close to last, but they are hardly a full measure of our giving.