It’s important for our communities, our pets and our waterways to keep Falmouth’s pesticide and fertilizer restrictions in place.
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School bus safety in Maine has to be a team effort | Opinion
It’s time to redouble our efforts to make sure our kids arrive to school and get back home safely.
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The eastern coyote is not a newcomer to Maine | Opinion
The coyote became a coyote in North America … and never left.
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Remaining true to yourself is life’s greatest accomplishment | Opinion
As our society continues to grapple with gender identity, Ralph Waldo Emerson’s words resonate.
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This malignant presidency must be stopped | Opinion
It’s time for a new political vision that embraces the best of America’s intentions.
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Proposed tower does not match Portland’s character or identity | Opinion
Far from an urban lighthouse (really?), this 30-story building would be a violent, nonconforming intrusion.
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Portland’s housing crisis is about affordability, not availability | Opinion
The city deserves development that serves its residents, not just its real estate market.
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Dark money clouds circle Maine’s voter ID Question | Opinion
Question 1 has attracted the quiet support of far-right billionaires and Christian nationalists.
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With new funding on the way, Maine needs a bigger vision for rural health care | Opinion
To make the best use of its pending Rural Health Transformation Program money, the state must plan accordingly.
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Maine needs a better plan for its electrical grid | Opinion
Yes, we need stronger poles and more line workers. But we also need a new way of thinking about the grid itself.