By tightening restrictions to protect children and public health, Congress acted appropriately. It must not bow to industry pressure to undo them.

The legislative majority in Augusta needs to understand that when everything is a priority, nothing is.

The series of silent features produced by his studio in Augusta, still screened today, transport audiences to happier times.

Didn’t we learn our lesson with Poland Spring? Stop using Maine’s natural resources to up the ante. 

I’m sorely missing the days of the “circuit doctor” from my teenage years.

Urgent care, never meant to serve as a replacement, can be part of the solution for Maine patients in need.

Voters need to know whether he is willing to move beyond careful generalities on the issue.

The LEAD program takes a human approach with the Mainers who need it most. We need to support its long-term viability by funding it.