A strong public health system can stop the spread of infectious disease before it causes real trouble.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Another View: SAT’s new ‘adversity score’ leaves people guessing
It’s unclear how the College Board will measure the disadvantages faced by each test-taker.
Our View: Affordable-housing development is an economic development strategy
The state should make it its business to make sure there are enough well-priced homes to accommodate sustainable economic growth.
Our View: Sometimes, the best Rx is a healthy diet
Doctors are helping patients, and saving money, by prescribing nutritious food along with drugs.
Our View: Climate council would guide necessary changes
After 8 years of inaction, Maine needs to make good decisions on both the legislative and regulatory levels.
Our View: Getting offshore wind project back on course
There’s still time for Gov. Mills and the Legislature to save an emerging industry.
Another View: Central Maine Power plan rife with conflicts of interest
Backers of a proposed transmission line have yet to address ties between NECEC stakeholders, CMP and state government.
Our View: Juvenile justice bill would keep kids out of prison
Mental health and drug disorders don’t get better behind bars. Maine judges should treat incarceration as a last resort.
Another View: San Francisco’s ban on facial recognition technology goes too far
Oversight and caution are wise, but flatly prohibiting agencies from using the software overlooks its possible benefits.
Another View: Canceled Ukraine trip should raise concerns over Giuliani’s foreign-agent status
If he’s failing to register, President Trump’s lawyer may be violating the law.