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Whatever economic benefits pedestrian trails can offer us, rail's are many times greater.
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The Edmund N. Ervin Pediatric Center has helped tens of thousands of young Mainers with complex neurodevelopmental problems.
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Legislation to establish a Maine Climate Superfund would correctly hold polluters accountable.
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A proposal to establish a new Maine Life Science Innovation Center would strengthen an already thriving sector.
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Maine's favorite basketball player will likely be the No. 1 pick by the Mavericks and should be an instant contributor.
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My patients can wait up to six months for a procedure to be done by an ophthalmologist. We need to allow the state's optometrists to fill the void.
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Wondering whether it's worth going to a game? If you like food, drink and a fun atmosphere, you won't regret it.
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Does the senator have any red lines when it comes to the continued slaughter of Palestinian innocents?
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The new Mainers I've enjoyed interacting with the past few years have all but disappeared. They're likely in hiding.
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In the eulogy for my mother, I hoped to convey just how effortlessly she managed to express her support, her faith, her joy and her enduring and nurturing love.
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My pregnancy has taken a toll on me, mentally and physically. A visit to a pair of museums at the college was a delight.
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When simple solutions are out there, it's ridiculous that I should have to worry about losing my life to a shooter.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking the state is powerless. That's not true.
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Current threats to maternal health and mental health call for more than flowers this Mother’s Day.
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If you're assigning motivation to Sen. Susan Collins’ voting record, you ought to hold Golden to the same standard.
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We need our wealthiest neighbors and we cannot ignore our most vulnerable. Balance is what keeps Maine whole.
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On Mother's Day, Portland players show appreciation for the women who have been there every step of the baseball journey.
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Rep. Jared Golden raises valid concerns regarding mismatched regulations between the United States and Canada.
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The 2nd District congressman certainly isn't hurting for options, however, when it comes to his political future.
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It would yield both economic and environmental benefits for the Elm City.
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'Modernization' at the expense of patient safety is bad medicine.
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Too often, elections are co-opted by wealthy operatives seeking to shape government to serve their needs.
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Firing essential workers leads to unmet needs and services. We're been here before under Paul LePage.
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The division is deeper than it's been in years.
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In overlooking systemic inequalities, "merit" can drive us apart. Humility and generosity are needed.
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A bill before the Legislature would help address harmful interruptions in coverage.
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Let's keep Main Street in mind during National Small Business Week, which runs through May 10.
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If Gov. Janet Mills decides against challenging Sen. Susan Collins, the 2nd District congressman could step up.
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With construction season underway, here are the projects to look out for en route to the state's travel destinations.
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Cutting through bloated bureaucracies and endless regulations can only benefit those who make their living on the water.
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A new study would shed needed light on the health risks associated with these hunting projectiles.
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The housing shortage has become a full-blown humanitarian crisis in Maine, particularly for immigrants. We must not look the other way.
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