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Maine Voices: From billboards to bottles, policies speak volumes about how we want to live

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion October 11, 2022

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Recently The Washington Post that Maine, Alaska, Hawaii and Vermont have the fewest number of chain restaurants of any state in the country. Part of the reasoning it seems, in addition to the rural nature of each state, are such factors as educational attainment, voting patterns, population density and, above all, the percentage of residents commuting by car (though Maine seems to be an exception in this). After reading this article it seemed to... + full article



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