We’ve fallen behind economically and politically, but we’re still among the best in civil liberties.
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Keschl: Why I still support Gov. LePage
As governor, however, he should put his abundant personal skills to work in Augusta and move away from his overly combative and hostile approach.
Greens sound fine, but what have they done for Maine lately?
Founded as an environmental movement, the Green Party seems to appeal more to alienated working class voters than to environmentalists.
Make sure leaders support great gains of Social Security and Medicare
For older citizens, Social Security slashed poverty, and Medicare made health security possible.
Lubec is relaxing and restorative — and should be more prosperous
Visiting tourists keep the place busy during the summer, but a place this beautiful should be able to sustain a year-round community.
Panel brings together people with a stake in Maine’s drug abuse crisis
Participant encouraged to see a consensus that opioid abuse and addiction are complex problems that require a multi-faceted solution.
Community can, and should, help children reach their potential
Not all kids have families that nurture their early development.
Know the score with disabled kids, sports
There are ample opportunities for failure in the life of a disabled youth; there is no need to create them.
Clean Power Plan a step toward sunshine for Maine’s economy
The plan represents the beginning of a more sustainable economic and environmental future.
Trump: Master of a three-ring circus
This country’s problems are not a TV reality show like the one that made Trump a celebrity.