Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Our View: Retelling boy’s ordeal on Katahdin still important

A new version of an old story reminds us that it takes a certain kind of strength to survive.

Portland’s historic architecture – and its appreciation of it – are assets for the city.

by JACQUELINE PETERS December 31, 2011

It’s not whining to point out that our economic system rewards a very narrow segment.

by PAMELA LOVLEY December 30, 2011

A recent editorial on a pending lawsuit did not talk about the good work that’s being done.

Young people, especially women, are acquiring the skills that will fuel the next boom.

The loss of heating assistance money is not a good reason to dismantle a long-range strategy.

Social amenities planned for a new medical marijuana clinic encourage overuse.

The governor is confident that Maine can get waivers, but the Legislature should ask for proof.

by Roger Ginn, a resident of Wells December 27, 2011

Those making attacks should be required to support their argument with hard facts.

Public records should be as public as possible, and fees should reflect the real costs involved.