In actuality, they make things more dangerous, something one small Maine town should consider in possibly adopting its own ordinance.
Op-Eds
It’s time to stop the Canada chatter | Opinion
Instead of writing unsolicited letters, state Sen. Joe Martin’s energies could be better spent focusing on issues right here at home in Maine.
Maine’s budget invests in families and communities | Opinion
While Republicans in Washington have focused on cutting funding for critical programs, Democrats here in Maine have much different priorities.
The Telecommunications Act needs a major overhaul | Douglas Rooks
The Federal Communications Commission is just as helpless before the internet as the rest of us. The time has come for sensible regulatory reform.
Our neighbors to the south need to look in the mirror | Opinion
In response to Maine Sen. Joe Martin’s recent ‘invitation,’ this proud Canadian would like to shine a light on how America currently appears to the rest of the world.
‘From away’ shouldn’t be an insult for those who choose to live in Maine | Steve Collins
It’s actually just a way of saying we’re an attractive enough place that people want to come, some to stay.
Annex Western Canada? No thanks, Senator. | Opinion
Maine Sen. Joe Martin can keep his ugly, frayed welcome mat.
Clean water starts on land | Opinion
The everyday choices we make in our yards, farms/gardens, parks and neighborhoods can have a serious impact on the health of Maine’s coastal waters.
Forecasting mayhem in Lewiston: How hard can it be? | Column
Aspiring news forecaster Mark LaFlamme is monitoring a high pressure system developing in the area of College and Sabattus streets as competing groups of day drinkers clash over front porch rights.
The case for entering the teaching profession | Opinion
The satisfaction derived from everyday interactions that make a difference in the lives of young people cannot be purchased at any price.