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Bill would ban e-cigarettes from school grounds
A work session on the bill, sponsored by Democratic Sen. Rebecca Millett, will be Wednesday.
Alfred Rep. Sampson: Mandatory cursive lessons will help Maine students become better writers, readers, thinkers
The benefits include improved memory and fine motor skills as well as better coordination.
Legislator’s bill would limit teachers’ discussions of politics in classroom
The Republican’s measure draws criticism from educators and the ACLU.
The View From Here: Maine Republicans keep winning on taxes
Rhetoric that makes tax rates untouchable hamstrings government’s ability to meet the people’s needs.
Yarmouth Rep. Cooper: Maine’s original flag is the one we should be flying
Restoring the simple and meaningful 1901 design would be a great way to mark our bicentennial.
Marc A. Thiessen: Green New Deal means giant new tax hikes – on everyone
With her now-infamous talking points, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accidentally exposes the left’s big lie.
Commentary: Woe to any 2020 Democrat who doesn’t embrace partisanship
Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand and Amy Klobuchar may fail dogma litmus tests tests in the primaries.
Our View: In Maine and nationwide, student hunger a continuing problem despite available fixes
Young people eligible for free and reduced-price meals at school aren’t getting them – and it’s not because they don’t need them.
Should Maine students have to learn cursive? Some lawmakers think so.
A public hearing was held Thursday on Rep. Heidi Sampson’s bill to require cursive instruction in grades 3-5 of Maine public schools.