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Columnists

Published
September 6, 2021

Maine Voices: Labor laws stacked against American workers

The leader of Maine's largest labor organization says more people would join unions if they were given the opportunity.
Published
September 5, 2021

The Maine Millennial: Of course there’s a vaccine mandate for health care workers

If people don't trust medical science, they should look for work outside the health care system.
Published
September 5, 2021

Jim Fossel: Some politicians follow the rules, others write their own

Maine political parties go wrong when they nominate safe candidates and run cookie-cutter campaigns.
Published
September 5, 2021

Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculptures made him famous, but the way he lived his life delivered a different message

An except from Bob Keyes’ new book, ‘The Isolation Artist.’
Published
September 5, 2021

Bill Nemitz: A fire pit, a circle of friends and an ‘International Chat’

Each week on the edge of Portland Harbor, young adult immigrants share their thoughts on this troubled world.

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Published
September 5, 2021

Commentary: After a COVID skeptic falls to the disease, people ask an awkward question: Should we care?

The Seattle Times (TNS)
Published
September 5, 2021

The View From Here: B&M workers showed where ‘good’ jobs come from

By organizing in unions, cannery workers made their jobs into something that they could be proud of.
Published
September 5, 2021

Maine Voices: Not so ancient history: First the plague, then the troops

If we want to understand how COVID has influenced our world, we should study the impact of early disease outbreaks in classical Greece.
Published
September 3, 2021

Tom Waddell: Subsidizing religion costs US taxpayers

We spend about $90 billion a year now, with an annual increase of $2 billion.
Published
September 2, 2021

Maine Compass: Enough of ‘pickerel vs. payroll’ on Kennebec

We should work toward win-win solutions that restore sea-run fish to the Kennebec, maintain critical infrastructure, and improve the Kennebec River as a resource for our towns and communities.