It shouldn’t be hard for a candidate to distinguish themselves in this race. And yet.
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Portland ought to recognize the business of community spirit | Opinion
Although this is a big week for the Maine Irish Heritage Center, our commitment to the public good goes well beyond the celebration of St. Patrick.
The arts belong at the center of education in Maine | Opinion
Young people here, like young people everywhere, need a sense of belonging and connection. The arts support both.
Early child care and education must be a top priority for Maine | Opinion
Giving our children a good start is a sound investment in the state’s future.
Disability rights advocacy must never overlook the individual’s needs | Opinion
Structured, court-ordered treatment is the right course of action for some brain disorder patients. In such cases, ideology should not trump experience.
The thought police are on patrol at USM | Opinion
The recent cancellation of a conference on Palestine by the University of Southern Maine nauseated me.
What do Maine’s fishermen and restaurateurs have in common? Mental health challenges. | Opinion
Both our fishing and restaurant sectors shoulder extraordinary strain. If we them to endure here, we must take that into account.
I wouldn’t be without winter in Maine | Opinion
Although I’m also looking forward to the spring equinox, let’s not sell the magic of our winters short.
With friends like these, Riverton doesn’t need enemies | Opinion
The group of locals opposing the construction of Belfort Landing, a 50-unit housing project, have taken a narrow view of community in a neighborhood where it used to flourish.
Important work lies ahead for the Portland Housing Authority | Opinion
As the agency’s new executive director, I’m ready to get to work in bringing all the relevant voices together.