By David Farmer By this summer, a whole lot of Maine people are going to move.

By Matthew Gagnon Prior to Election Day 2016, predictions of an impending Hillary Clinton victory were nearly universal, and those predictions were built on the preponderance of publicly available polling.

By Rand O’Leary and Lori Dwyer We need your help.

By David Farmer We can’t be trusted – not even when it comes to acting in our own self-interest and well-being.

Maine Senate Republicans elected their caucus leaders for the 130th Maine Legislature that convenes for the first time on Dec.

By Nancy Battick In the first half of the 20th century most people graduated from eighth grade and went to work.

By Matthew Gagnon On Tuesday evening, Maine sent a powerful message to the nation: We cannot be bought.

By David Farmer Waking up on Election Day, like a lot of Democrats I allowed myself to entertain an easy election night.

By James Cote  As I sit in my home office this Election Day morning, drinking coffee and watching the snow fly outside my window, I realize the world is about to be consumed with even more “noise” than usual.

By Joseph Hennessey Though I used the term frequently throughout my year of service and public platform as Maine’s 2019 teacher of the year, “essential public service” has taken on different meaning since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken root in the United States.

By Aaron M.

By Peter Vigue and Timothy Templet Doom and gloom.

By Matthew Gagnon “Susan Collins hasn’t changed, but sadly politics has.

By David Farmer The last week of an election is a rollercoaster of emotions — especially if you work on campaigns.

By Nancy Battick Every September I know it’s time to renew my Genealogical Researcher Card with the state of Maine.

By Matthew Gagnon For years, both political parties loved absentee ballots.

By David Farmer Vice President Mike Pence might care about the one electoral vote from Maine’s 2nd Congressional District.

To the Editor; Patrick Myers is a responsible, effective and resourceful individual who has served the citizens of Piscataquis county well for many years both as the director of the Center Theatre and administrator of the PRYMCA and would make an excellent county commissioner.