The Department of Justice has yet to release $88 million appropriated by Congress for victim services. In Maine, Preble Street is among those being affected.
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Absentee ballots allow Maine’s workers to stay present in democracy | Opinion
People’s schedules and workloads should not determine whether their voice counts.
Trump’s attacks on free speech trickle all the way down | Opinion
It doesn’t need to be made law to scare us into silence.
Christian privilege is taking root under Trump | Opinion
More and more, religion is a political tool to serve the goals of one person and one worldview.
Afterschool programs enrich Maine’s kids | Opinion
Parents have peace of mind. Children have new settings in which to learn and develop in valuable new ways. Who wouldn’t invest in that?
Homes must be the top priority for Maine’s next legislative session | Opinion
Our legislators need to do everything in their power to keep the momentum going.
Maine deserves leaders who will battle political corruption — like me | Opinion
Our elected representatives should put the state ahead of partisan loyalties and special interests. That’s why I’m running.
School bus safety in Maine has to be a team effort | Opinion
It’s time to redouble our efforts to make sure our kids arrive to school and get back home safely.
The eastern coyote is not a newcomer to Maine | Opinion
The coyote became a coyote in North America … and never left.
Remaining true to yourself is life’s greatest accomplishment | Opinion
As our society continues to grapple with gender identity, Ralph Waldo Emerson’s words resonate.