Siobhán Brett

Maine Voices, Opinion

Maine Voices: The youth mental health crisis demands our full attention

by Brian Conti Special to the Press Herald July 18, 2022July 17, 2022

It’s getting harder and harder for young people to visualize their futures. That has to change.

Editorials, Opinion

Another View: Jan. 6 hearings make it harder for Republicans to keep the Trump charade going

by The Charlotte Observer Editorial Board July 18, 2022July 17, 2022

Bipartisan participation in a ‘profound moment of reckoning’ seems pretty unlikely.

Maine Voices, Opinion

Maine Voices: Don’t let the UMS furor distract from the task at hand

by Valerie Landry Special to the Press Herald July 17, 2022July 16, 2022

The University of Maine System is an endangered asset deserving of our full attention and most insistent support.

Op-eds, Opinion

The Maine Millennial: I’ll miss you, Greg Kesich. But I’m not going anywhere.

by Victoria Hugo-Vidal July 17, 2022July 16, 2022

From 1930s union music on long car rides to spotting my knack for opinionating, my gratitude to my former editor knows no bounds.

Op-eds, Opinion

Jim Fossel: Consider term limits without limits

by Jim Fossel July 17, 2022July 16, 2022

If they’re to be placed on Supreme Court justices, term limits should be placed on members of Congress, too.

Opinion

Insight: Abortion-ruling absurdity: It could also hamstring IVF treatment

by Lisa C. Ikemoto Tribune Content Agency July 17, 2022July 16, 2022

The U.S. fertility industry may have to fight to exempt its services from states’ antiabortion laws.

Letters, Opinion

Letter to the editor: Kesich gave us much more than conversation

July 17, 2022July 16, 2022

Thank you, Greg Kesich, for your 15 years of devotion to Mainers and Americans through your editorials in The Portland Press Herald. Yes, we readers let you know what we all thought. But, more importantly, you allowed us to do so. Ably aided by your associate Sarah Collins, you respected not only your readers, but […]

Op-eds, Opinion