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Maine considers a new strategy in battle against opioid epidemic: decriminalization Proposed legislation could make Maine the second state to stop arresting people for possessing small amounts of drugs such as opioids, and instead steer them toward treatment. Share Courtney Allen, policy director for Maine Recovery Advocacy Project, poses for a portrait recently outside the Maine State House in Augusta. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal “But heroin is not something you can just stop doing,” she said. She was not able to stop for 12 years. She did sex work. She contracted HIV. She was often h...

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Two Portland councilors say they support relaxing needle exchange restrictions The city's program is the state's only one still issuing needles to drug users on a one-for-one basis, despite Gov. Janet Mill's order that relaxed such restrictions. Share At least two members of a City Council committee examining Portland’s needle exchange policy said Thursday that they support having the city move away from a restrictive distribution policy to a needs-based approach endorsed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization. Councilors Belinda Ray and Ma...

Samuel Mironko '21 Published on January 22, 2021 Though offered entirely online and remotely through Zoom sessions, the college’s 2021 Martin Luther King Jr. Day program still delivered its share of insight, criticism, and hope. Here are a few quotes that capture important messages from the day. “I’ll never forget the shock I felt when Chris Wallace from Fox News asked, at the first presidential debate, ‘What does re-imagining policing look like?’ It marks an important moment that would have been inconceivable even last year: The rhetoric of Black Lives Matter protesters hav...