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Siobhán Brett
Opinion editor
Maine Voices: It’s time for Maine to suspend the fuel tax
Our state is bracing for one of the most economically disastrous winters in decades. Any action that might lessen its blow must be taken.
Commentary: Cooperatives bring people together and make communities stronger
In an age when communities have become all too divided, involvement in a cooperative can offer a sense of belonging.
Commentary: Maine’s system of prison labor deserves greater scrutiny
There’s no getting around the fact that the Maine State Department of Corrections’ goals conflict with how its working incarcerated population is compensated and protected.
Maine Voices: Which Mainers get a commemorative day, and why them and not others?
My attempt to draw parallels between the state’s 10 honorees (so far) was a surprisingly arduous process.
Another View: With Sen. Fetterman, divided nation needs Congress to rise to the occasion
Part of John Fetterman’s appeal is that he’s not a schmoozer. He doesn’t have to become one.
Commentary: Good alternatives to thanking veterans for their service
For many veterans, myself included, getting thanked by members of the public can be an awkward experience.
Commentary: Save Maine’s veterans from suicide by forging greater connections
The simple act of making a phone call or paying a visit to a veteran could save a life.
Maine Voices: Steps Portland must take to improve workforce housing stock
An increasing number of our city’s workers can’t afford to live here. It’s past time for our governing bodies to solve that.
Letter to the editor: Shed some light on Baxter Boulevard
The boulevard is not safe after dark or in the early morning hours without street lights.