Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME)
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The Sun Journal is a daily newspaper published in Lewiston, Maine, USA, covering western Maine.
In addition to its main office in Lewiston, the paper maintains satellite news and sales bureaus in the Maine towns of Farmington, Norway and Rumford. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Portland-Auburn |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
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Search ArticlesElecting Troy Jackson would be tragic for Maine, America | Letter
Watching the Democratic Party’s recent U.S. Senate candidate selection process makes you wonder what the party stands for. It’s obvious that little thought went into choosing a challenger to Sen. Collins. Graham Platner went from “wonderful” to “horrible,” revealing that a minimum of vetting took place. Quickly, a replacement was found to comply with Maine state law, and now we have Troy Jackson. Looking at Jackson, it’s obvious why he wasn’t chosen initially.
Maine is wrong to bring AI into early childhood education | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
As the mother of a soon-to-be toddler who does part-time daycare, I am incensed that the state Department of Health and Human Services gave a contract to train Maine’s childhood educators to an out-of-state, for-profit, private equity-backed firm that is going to use “artificial intelligence” to train childcare workers instead of actual experienced people.
Troy Jackson’s sound bites won’t be enough | Opinion
Jacob Posik is the political director of Maine Civic Action and the director of legislative affairs of Maine Policy Institute. There is a fundamental difference between sounding like you know what you’re talking about and knowing what you’re talking about. In last week’s first U.S. Senate debate, Troy Jackson brought the sound bites. Sen. Susan Collins brought the substance.
UMaine’s role in pay-to-play scheme deserves a closer look | Letter
ProPublica’s investigation into Sen. Susan Collins’ pay-to-play practice raises serious concerns about complicity on the part of the University of Maine and damage to the university’s research mission. In addition to wood composites, to what extent has research at Maine’s institution been dependent on the senator’s largesse and to what extent has this largesse been determined on the senator’s need for campaign funds?
Carr crash radio appearance by Sen. Collins | Letter
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The grave consequences of politicizing science | Opinion
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An 18-year investment pays off: Maine’s first ‘Alfond babies’ head to college | Opinion
Gregory W. Powell is executive chairman of the Harold Alfond Foundation. Eighteen years ago, the Harold Alfond Foundation made an investment of $500 in hundreds of babies born in central Maine. In so doing, we invited their families to invest along with us. This fall, that long-term investment is paying off as these “Alfond babies,” now young adults, are stepping onto college campuses and into postsecondary training programs for the first time. This story is for subscribers.
The UMaine System is becoming an ‘AI leader.’ Some students and staff are wary.
People enter and exit Fogler Library on the campus of the University of Maine in Orono on Thursday, September 3, 2026. (Daryn Slover/Staff Photographer) For Jared Fairfield, enrolling in graduate school at the University of Southern Maine this fall was a big personal and financial decision, one he said he’s still wrestling with.
Maine’s elections are getting crazy expensive. Where does the money go?
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Auburn’s annual Auburn Farm & Forest Tour | Sun Spots
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