The question isn’t whether we will experience fear but what are we going to do when we find ourselves afraid.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Sporting events give Mainers something to rally around | Opinion
The enthusiastic embrace of the state’s new pro men’s soccer team is the latest sign that Maine can be more than just an outdoor recreation mecca.
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Bipartisan effort paves way for sustainable transportation in Maine | Opinion
The good work of Gov. Mills and the Joint Standing Committee on Transportation deserves recognition.
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MaineCare made me a survivor and a mother. Congress must defend it. | Opinion
It’s hard for me to fathom any consideration of federal cuts to Medicaid.
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NOAA fish stock assessments must move with the times | Opinion
The agency’s data used to be the envy of the world. Those days are gone, and we need to bring them back.
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Shame on Bishop Ruggieri for closing St. Dom’s | Opinion
He has no idea what this school has meant to the greater Lewiston-Auburn community.
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SCOTUS is failing its own constitutional test | Douglas Rooks
Shockwaves from the court’s 2024 ruling on presidential immunity are being felt around the world.
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Medicaid work requirements are likely to fail | Opinion
Among the many reasons to oppose the Republican budget bill, this is one of the more obvious.
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‘Big, beautiful bill’ should not include sale of public lands | Opinion
Federal lands in Maine are some of the finest in the world. They must be protected.
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Pell Grant cuts would be a blow to Maine’s economic future | Opinion
Reductions currently on the table would devastate opportunities for thousands of Maine students.