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Our View: Sanborn case closed but questions linger
Evidence used to convict a teenager of murder in the 1990s did not stand up to scrutiny when it was reviewed this year.
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Our View: With vote on Big Six project, Land for Maine’s Future board proved the program’s integrity
A well-connected applicant is turned down, and Gov. LePage is proved wrong.
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Our View: GOP tax plans offer more trickle-down economics
Sen. Collins and Rep. Poliquin should use their influence to stop a partisan-fueled train wreck.
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Our View: Fraud panel warrants own investigation
Trump’s Election Integrity panel has shut out its three Democratic members, violating the very rules it should be working to uphold.
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View from Away: Voters in Maine, Virginia send clear message on health care
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Our View: MaineCare expansion gave this year’s election 70,000 big winners
The vote gave access to affordable health care to a struggling group of Mainers.
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Our View: Defeat of pot rules reflects badly on Augusta
Faced with a flawed law passed by voters, legislators and Gov. LePage did nothing.