Troy Jackson is more in touch with the needs of working-class Mainers than Susan Collins and her wealthy donors.
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Susan Collins’ approach to governing is the right approach | Opinion
Collins is among the lonely voices in Washington pushing back against the dangerous partisanship that undermines our constitutional order.
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What Maine’s next generation of farms needs to succeed | Opinion
Farming margins are made or lost in mundane but essential work.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Troy Jackson needs to start running like there’s nothing to lose | Opinion
The time to be aggressive is now.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Online safety warnings shouldn’t scare older Mainers offline | Opinion
The state has made great strides in providing its seniors with the necessary supports to confidently navigate the internet at precisely the moment they need it most.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
The ego has invaded American politics | Opinion
We need to replace egotistical leaders with leaders who will work for the benefit of all.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Why I’m out canvassing for Troy Jackson | Opinion
Working-class people deserve a shot at the American dream.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Some of the best learning takes place during recess | Opinion
Let’s not lose sight of the wide world beyond the worksheet.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
How Maine’s schools need to be approaching AI | Opinion
To preserve the authentic combination of time, effort and risk-taking, our teachers and students need to start developing good habits now.
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Enrolling in law school a decades long journey for Maine writer | Column
Rebecca Richard writes about enrolling in a flexible, fully online J.D. program, pursuing an old dream without leaving the family and life she built in Maine, in this latest Maine Field Notes.