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Ben Midgley is the outsider Maine needs | Letter

Maine politics is full of big promises and louder rhetoric, but young Mainers are looking for something simpler: a government that works, leaders who are honest and a state where we can afford to build a life. My generation is starting careers, paying off loans and struggling to keep up with rising costs — all […]

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Mills’ attack ads were a gift to Republicans | Letter

Gov. Janet Mills argues that Senate candidate Graham Platner’s past Reddit comments disqualify him from national office. Let’s consider what truly disqualifies someone from serving in Washington. Platner has acknowledged the posts, apologized and expressed regret. He modeled the leadership our country is desperate for: transparency, accountability and humility. Rather than serving as cause for […]

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Leave Sugarloaf’s Reggae Fest alone | Letter

Now the cancel-culture police are coming for “One Love”? (“Sugarloaf might want to rethink Reggae Fest,” April 6) Shame on Leslie Bridgers for writing a fishing expedition of a column in search of a problem. With so much trouble in the world today, the last thing that should be attacked is the power of music […]

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Hannah Pingree is Maine’s best bet for governor | Letter

Maine’s next governor must be ready to tackle climate change and protect our environment, economy and health. As a public health scientist, I support Hannah Pingree for governor because she has shown she can take bold, practical action to meet this moment. Hannah’s leadership was clear when she brought together diverse stakeholders to develop and […]