Paul LePage probably shouldn’t start apartment shopping in D.C. just yet.
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How to bring more Canadian tourists — and more jobs — to Maine | Opinion
A one-year suspension of the lodging tax for our neighbors to the north would help keep Maine competitive.
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In Maine, community connection starts at your local YMCA | Opinion
In a challenging nonprofit funding environment, please don’t forget the local Y.
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Technology and democracy cannot coexist without privacy | Opinion
The parallels in 2026 to George Orwell’s ‘1984’ today are getting more and more uncanny.
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Maine does not need to choose between tourism and energy | Opinion
Vacationland or Generationland? The state can be both, if it plans wisely.
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Mainers’ voices on voting access should be represented in Washington | Opinion
Sen. Susan Collins’ support for the SAVE Act directly contradicts the statement against voting restrictions that Maine voters made last year.
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Auburn debate was a sad display of Maine’s broken politics | Steve Collins
The clash between Republican Bobby Charles and Democrat Troy Jackson only occasionally put issues ahead of insults.
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Susan Collins does not respect the opinions of Maine voters | Opinion
The senator’s support of the SAVE America Act goes directly against state voters’ strong statement against voting restrictions in 2025.
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American politics is suffering from Rip Van Winkle syndrome | Opinion
The past many people long for is less historical reality than selective daydream.
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Maine has a moral obligation to pass Wabanaki rights bill | Opinion
The time for half measures has passed.