The relative few who are here now are an integral part of the state’s business community.

Reductions in the state’s Medicaid rolls interfere with the ability to get treatment where it is needed.

A campaign that thrives on dividing people came to Portland, a city that strives to be united.

It is hard to believe that government can function the way it needs to with 20 percent fewer workers.

Maine voters and elected officials should reject a campaign based on anger, divisiveness and outright lies.

We need a constitutional amendment to make voting an individual right, not a state right.

Departments are getting better at teaching de-escalation, but there is still a ways to go.

Some have an interest in keeping electricity prices high, but most Mainers would not benefit.

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Programs that allow nonviolent criminals to work in the community are a win for everyone.