Margaret Chase Smith Essays

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• Farewell, Boomers

  Frank O'Hara (Author)

• The Case for Rural Prosperity

  Rhiannon Hampson (Author)

  8-10

• A Roadmap for More Renewable Energy

  William Harwood (Author)

  7-10

• “Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It’s Gone”: Does the Disinvestment in America’s Libraries Signal the End of Civil Society?

  Tracie Hall (Author)

  7-10

• Good Fences Make Good Governments

  John Veroneau (Author)

  6-11

• Lessons for the Future from 50 Years of Maine Fisheries

  Robin Alden (Author)

  7-11

• Cradle of Conservation

  Richard Judd (Author)

  6-8

• What's in a Name? Being a League of Women Voters in 2022

  Anna Kellar (Author)

  6-7

• (Un)precedented: Reflecting on the Early Lessons of the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Amanda Rector (Author)

  8-9

• American Democracy and Governance in a Polarized Era

  Richard Barringer (Author)

  7–9

• Indigenous Voices Charting a Course Beyond the Bicentennial: Eba gwedji jik-sow-dul-din-e wedji gizi nan-ul-dool-tehigw (Let’s try to listen to each other so that we can get to know each other)

  Gail Dana-Sacco (Author)

  7-16

• A Life Committed to Leadership: Life Lessons from Margaret Chase Smith and Outcomes That Would Please Her

  Linda Godfrey (Author)

  7-10

• Why Leadership Matters

  Susan Hunter (Author)

  11-12

• Citizen Science and Maine’s Fishermen: An Enlightened Approach to the Search for Ecological Solutions The Margaret Chase Smith Essay

  Ted Ames (Author)

  7-8

• Margaret Chase Smith Essay: Priorities of the U.S. Senate Aging Committee

  Susan Collins (Author)

  8-9