EDITORIALS
Sunday, November 8, 2009
STEVE MEYERS' VIEW
Election over, so let the governor's race begin
Key economic issues should be at the center of the most wide-open race in 16 years.

Officials wise to protect Maine's striper fishery
Despite claims of the fishery's overall health, it's hard to argue with a 31 percent decline.

Another View: Writer displays typical arrogance in ballot column
Greg Kesich wrongly argues that regular people are unqualified to decide complex issues.

Commentary

JESSE CONNOLLYNo on 1 was something to build on
Too many people cared too deeply and worked too hard for this issue to go away from Maine's political scene.

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