Instead of using terms like ‘transient,’ try ‘neighbor.’ We’re all ‘transient,’ in the end.
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My gig as a ‘Santa-sub’ was a joy, not a job | Opinion
Initially hesitant, I found myself embracing the role.
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How to help clean up Maine’s municipal mismanagment | Opinion
More timely audits and better communication are good places to start.
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Private market assets can help Mainers retire better | Opinion
A proposed rule that would expand this option to private-sector employees could transform things for the better.
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Maine must stand up to CMP | Opinion
Regulators need to protect the interests of Maine’s people against the profit-driven motives of the energy giant.
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The counting season has arrived | Opinion
This first day of winter is a good time to take stock — spiritually and economically.
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South Portland residents’ waterfront vision continues to be ignored | Opinion
The best use of the Shipyard District is one that honors its history. These 30 acres need to be protected as a national monument or a state park.
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Planned Old Port tower flies in the face of the culture we claim to celebrate | Opinion
Growth shouldn’t come at the cost of character and community that make a city worth investing in.
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Mainers are crying out for tax reform. Will our legislators listen? | Opinion
Property taxes can no longer continue to carry the entire burden in funding municipal services. Across the state, the sirens are already ringing.
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Maine must not look away from Gaza | Opinion
Mainers value fairness, restraint and the protection of the vulnerable. These values do not cease to apply when the suffering takes place far from home.