A 1919 law banned the use of French in the state’s public schools. We can connect the dots from there.

Spending time in nature is one of the best things you can do. Try telling that to the Trump administration.

The people who make their living on the water are tormented by regulation that’s out of touch and unfit for purpose.

As chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, the senator can work to restore America’s support for the war-torn nation.

We need employers. And those employers need reasons to come to Maine.

President Trump and the neutered Republicans in Congress can repeat ‘mandate’ to justify the carnage that is taking place in Maine and around the world. The numbers, however, don’t lie.

From small farmers to those experiencing food insecurity, the pain has already been severe and widely felt.

Amphibian Tinder and wetland eHarmony are hard at work. Spring is springing.

While the turnout for the Hands Off! rallies in Maine and elsewhere was heartening, we need a more unified message.