Recruitment of current physicians in training, however, can play a key role in helping to address the state’s provider shortage.
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Opinion: Being old in Washington got very old in 2024
Age and health should not be disqualifying factors for our elected officials, but they need to be up front about their ability to do the job.
Opinion: H-1B visa holders are far from cheap, indentured labor
Sen. Bernie Sanders’ recent remarks are just one example of the shockingly uninformed opinions emerging about the immigration program.
Opinion: Thousands of Mainers will now get the Social Security benefits they deserve
Public-service workers will no longer be punished thanks to the passage of the Social Security Fairness Act.
Opinion: Better to be an egghead than a knucklehead
We need to be smart enough to make informed decisions in this increasingly dangerous world.
Opinion: Fear of change is at the heart of our nation’s divisions
Opportunities abound, however, for those willing to embrace that change.
Opinion: Maine must remain vigilant in protecting its forests
An early intervention program to guard against the dreaded spruce budworm won’t come cheap, but the cost of doing nothing would be much greater.
Opinion: Weight-loss drugs are great, but real food still matters
Our broken food system is ultimately at the center of the nation’s obesity numbers and must be addressed.
Opinion: Americans must hang tough in battle of fairness versus greed
Maine is at the forefront of the fight with its voter-approved decision to limit cash contributions to political action committees.
Opinion: Romney’s exit marks an end to the bipartisanship Washington desperately needs
The departure of the former Massachusetts governor from public service is a significant blow to the political middle.