Gov. LePage has lost his four-year battle to keep health care coverage from low-income Mainers.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
‘Maternity-care deserts’ plague rural women after many county obstetric units close
State and federal programs could help train and support local services for women desperate to avoid two-hour drives over country roads when their baby is due.
Our View: Defeat of pot regulations reflects badly on Augusta
Legislators would rather cater to their base or party leadership than enact the will of Maine voters.
Another View: Op-ed authors fail to make case for opposing natural gas pipeline
The fuel is a bridge to a cleaner energy future, and the chemicals it contains don’t cause ill effects for humans unless there’s exposure.
Opinion podcast: Whose opinion is ‘Our View?’
Editorial page editors Greg Kesich and Sarah Collins try to demystify the endorsement process and columnist Bill Nemitz talks about the endorsement that wasn’t.
Our View: Caricatures of tribes wield tremendous power to hurt
Native Americans in Maine shouldn’t have to keep spelling out why tribal nicknames and mascots are offensive.
Our View: Storm shows size of threat that Augusta has ignored
The LePage administration has abdicated its responsibility to prepare Maine for climate change-related disasters.
Our View: LePage flouted law he’s now trying to use
It’s ironic to see the governor make a records law complaint when he doesn’t abide by it.
Another View: Democrats and Republicans can agree on state Question 4
Giving the Maine employee pension fund more time to recover from a down market will ease the burden on taxpayers.
Our View: Recap: Our endorsements for the Portland election
It’s no ‘off-year’ election with four questions and three seats on the City Council up for grabs.