What’s best for Bangor or Wiscasset might not be what’s best for Portland or for Hallowell. This shouldn’t be a statewide move.
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Maine needs more energy storage. It also needs more rigorous environmental review. | Opinion
Every proposal should go through a thorough assessment of its benefits, costs and consequences for the state.
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Remember 988, the mental health version of 911 | Opinion
In Maine, 988 acts as an invaluable gateway to the entire crisis system.
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A ‘third place’ for Bayside residents would be a revitalizing force | Opinion
The proposed Bayside Opportunity Center would provide a safe, welcoming space for locals to gather, learn and connect.
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Infrastructure alone won’t close Maine’s digital divide | Opinion
Building networks is only half the battle. The next challenge is ensuring these investments translate into jobs, education, healthcare and stronger communities.
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A tight Maine primary proves the value of ranked-choice voting | Steve Collins
Under a winner-take-all system, the Democrats would have nominees who garnered less than a third of the overall vote.
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Republican attacks on public lands should concern us all | Opinion
These national treasures should be preserved for the future rather than desecrated for foreign and international corporation profit-taking.
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Democrats didn’t find Platner. Platner found them. | Douglas Rooks
After Tuesday’s persuasive win, perhaps the media can stop asking who Graham Platner is and start focusing on what he represents.
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A common-sense fix for Medicare’s three-day rule | Opinion
The proposed Improving Access to Medicare Coverage Act would enhance access to the skilled nursing care that patients deserve.
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The fight for America’s future has kicked off in Maine | Opinion
The U.S. Senate showdown between Susan Collins and Graham Platner shows us what’s at stake in the coming midterms.