Reframing the arts as a driver of sustainable economic growth would enhance workforce pipelines and revitalize community identity.
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Maine politics continues to defy the crystal ball | Jim Fossel
I’m not really in the predictions business — that’s a good thing.
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It’s time to fish or cut bait on Maine’s health care crisis | Opinion
Next November, we need to hire representatives who are willing to sit down with those they disagree with and craft real solutions.
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The first rule of baby routine? There is no routine. | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
By and by, I’m getting better at something I’d call … a repetitive rhythm.
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For our nation’s 250th, let’s remember how much we have in common | Steve Collins
For our 250th birthday, my hope is we can act our age.
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Portland still needs you, Renys | Opinion
Perhaps there’s time for a holiday miracle that saves the Congress Street store from closing.
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Atlantic salmon hold the line in the Sheepscot | Nature Connects
Healthy fish passage is a critical step toward river recovery.
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Maine’s energy policy looks to be going up in smoke | Tux Turkel
No one could foresee how one man would upend the offshore wind industry. Now what? It’s hard not to feel pessimistic.
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Maine must protect ratepayers from monopoly utility power | Opinion
The battle is far from over.
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On Brunswick foam spill, key voices are missing | Opinion
There are surely many others who are as sad and disappointed as I am about the response to the environmental disaster of August 2024.