At the halfway point of 127th Legislature, lawmakers put aside partisan differences and put the people of Maine first.

The Cold Stream Project, negotiated with Plum Creek, is in danger, particularly in light of the news that Weyerhaeuser is poised to buy Plum Creek.

Union, management must find ways to reduce production costs through increased efficiency

The economy we’ve depended upon for generations — based upon Maine’s natural resources — is dying, while our new economy — based upon innovation and entrepreneurial energy — is making headway.

I’ve finally come to accept that I really am a writer.

Augusta Council’s creation of new Historic District Review Board seems designed to insert politics into personal property rights.

Early childhood education gives kids the best chance at success and also makes good business sense.

Brussel’s chief rabbi sums up their feelings: ‘No future for Jews in Europe.’

The governor’s own people, Franco-American Catholics, were victims of the same kind of fear and hatred that he expresses toward Syrians.

A food-assistance program should have a strict priority of meeting nutritional needs only.