Question 3 on the statewide ballot is an important step toward addressing unmet infrastructure needs.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Fact-free U.S. response to New York City attack won’t reduce terror risk
Well-reasoned strategies to prevent violence will be more effective than President Trump’s blame-immigrants reaction.
Another View: Press Herald wrong to change its stance on four-school bond
To say it’s ‘worth the risk’ to await state money to fix two schools is delusional, given that Reiche and Longfellow have missed the funding cut multiple times.
Our View: Portland City Council endorsements: Costa in District 4, Cook in District 5
Voters should support two candidates with the experience and temperament our city needs.
Our View: On school bonds – ‘No’ on Question 3, ‘Yes’ on 4
Portland should not pull out of the state funding process when there’s still a chance for success.
Our View: Gov. LePage way off base on state Question 2
He’s wrong about how much Medicaid expansion costs, how it works and who gets it.
Our View: Struggling Americans face downward spiral of illness, gloom and opioid use
To fulfill his promises on the drug crisis, President Trump has to deliver on his economic ones.
Another View: New casino in York County would benefit the whole state
An editorial leaves out key facts about the economic advantages of passing Question 1.
Our View: We back Jill Duson for at-large City Council seat
Her experience and commitment to fair process should earn her another three years.
Our View: President Trump’s anti-opioid proposal falls far short of need
His emergency declaration offers ringing promises on how he’ll fight addiction – but not the cash to fulfill them.