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This is the first week in almost fourteen years (with a handful of exceptions) that I will not see a weekly newspaper column in print under my byline.
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Friday of last week, Maine Governor Janet Mills unveiled her new biennial budget for Fiscal Years 2026-2027, which proposed to spend a staggering $11.63 billion over the next two-year period. That total represents an 11.05 percent increase ...
Being the son of older parents, and knowing the drawbacks, made me somewhat obsessive about having a family young. I wanted to be involved, volunteer, and help my children learn to play sports, and all the classic parenting responsibilities...
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Chief Executive Officer of the Maine Policy Institute. Economist, political scientist and policy professional. Radio host and writer. B.A. from the University of Maine and M.A. from George Mason University.
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