Worry about coverage and access to treatment should not add to an already heavy burden.
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Maine deserves younger candidates for office | Letter
Don’t get me wrong. I absolutely love Gov. Janet Mills. I would put a statue of her up in Monument Square. But as an 80-year-old myself, I can say that she is too old to run for office. Please don’t bring up Bernie Sanders, who can stand for elder exceptionalism all by himself. Let’s get […]
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Waterville must address dangerous street traffic | Letter
Timothy Ferris deserved better from his city.
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Reject bills targeting Maine’s transgender children | Letter
Let’s choose love over fear.
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Sensible to query tech in Maine’s schools | Letter
More questions need to be asked about the effect of technology on our learners and future thinkers.
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Funding for critical cancer research must be continued | Letter
Any cuts would deal a devastating blow to patients and their families.
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Who gains from the promises Trump keeps? | Letter
Billionaires and corporations, apparently. The average citizen, meanwhile, gets nothing.
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Anti-trans bills don’t protect Maine families, they threaten them | Letter
We need to reject the codified cruelty currently before the Legislature.
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Public media means a lot to Maine | Letter
Trump’s attempt to defund PBS and NPR lays bare his administration’s contempt for education.
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Reflecting on D-Day, I fear for our democracy | Letter
We’ve strayed far from our values as a nation.