September 2018 – Page 104 – The Portland Press Herald

Jim Fossel: A vote on power project may revive Greens

The proposed transmission corridor through Maine could allow the environmentalist party to take the lead on a major new referendum.

by The Editorial Board September 23, 2018September 21, 2018

Improved pay for frontline workers has led to dramatically better care at the troubled facility.

by Malcolm Burson September 23, 2018September 22, 2018

There is time for Alan Caron and Terry Hayes to make their case, but withdraw if they can’t win the race.

Look for the Patriots to have no trouble with their former assistant coach.

Access can be a problem, but doing the work to find the right spots can make for a memorable day.

Don’t be fooled by a topographical map: There are so many delights to enchant so many people.

by Michelle Singletary September 23, 2018September 21, 2018

People with lower incomes pay more for loans, reducing economic stability for many families.

by Charles Thompson Special to the Press Herald September 23, 2018September 21, 2018

I always cherish my chance meetings with wildlife, in this case a magnificent blue heron.

by From staff and media partner reports September 23, 2018September 21, 2018

Also, Maine dealers say China is further inflating prices on U.S. lobster.

The location – a warehouse in Portland – is kept secret until the day before the Space Oddity party.