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VIEW FROM AWAY: Wildlife on the wane

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

A majority of Mainers agree we should be helping people improve, not blaming them for being poor.

Our future lies with small, innovative companies that will need an educated workforce.

A Lewiston killing underscores the need to make it easier for immigrant women to break their silence on domestic abuse.

A road name in Wiscasset and a Maine connection to NFL brain injuries make the news this week.

Time and again, we see the astonishing power of the individual against powerful forces.

Director Pierson’s resignation first step in addressing serious problems at the agency.

LePage hates welfare, but he spends state money on shaky business deals.

After five weeks on vacation, House and Senate work just a week before election break.

Without more financial help, rural communities will lose critical institutions.