Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion May 26, 2023
Maine lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to use surplus funds to get relief to the people who need it most. One way to do that is sitting right in front of them. , a bill from Rep. Mo Terry, D-Gorham, would provide extra support for low-income parents by expanding the state’s child tax credit from $300 to $350 per child and making the credit fully reimbursable, meaning even the poorest families could take advantage. Expanding the... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Opinion June 01, 2023
Maine needs a statewide paid family and medical leave policy. This year, we have a historic opportunity in the Legislature to boldly improve and invest in Maine’s economy by creating a paid family and medical leave plan by Mainers, for Mainers. Most developed countries have a... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion May 31, 2023
Maine people believe in justice and in righting wrongs. So, it is not surprising that the Maine Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee voted unanimously on May 11 to advance L.D. 1522, An Act to Provide Economic Justice to Historically Disadvantaged Older Citizens... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion May 17, 2023
Why do we choose to live in Maine? The world is vast, yet 1.3 million of us have made our homes here. If you asked Mainers off the street, I suspect they would mention our picturesque rolling hills and icy blue ocean, our food, our culture or because it’s the way life should... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion April 28, 2023
Mainers deserve stability, predictability, and good governance. Last month, with the passage of part one of the biennial budget, that’s exactly what Maine Democrats delivered. And we aren’t going to stop there. In the continuing services budget, we maintained funding for... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion January 08, 2023
The ice storm of ’98 showed Maine how powerful and unforgiving nature can be. Toby Winkler, 13, gets water from a hole in the ice of Pettingill Pond on Jan. 15, 1998, a week after the ice storm. Winkler took the water back to his family’s home on Angler Road in North Windham... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation October 27, 2022
A first-term legislator is facing a challenge in Maine House District 127, which covers part of Westbrook. Republican Ryan Poitras is running to unseat Democratic Rep. Morgan Rielly. Here is a look at the candidates’ priorities and positions on some key issues. RYAN POITRAS Q:... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion October 08, 2022
I’ve been a resident of Maine for over five years. I have no expectations of ever being seen as anything but “from away” – at least and until someone in a leadership role works to help remove that term from our state’s lexicon. Native Mainers are reading this and... + más
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