Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Our View: Cain’s 9-9-9 planjust doesn’t add up

There’s an argument for flat rates, but it doesn’t include a national sales tax.

Maine can avoid a federal crackdown if it does a good job of regulating marijuana dispensaries.

History may not have produced a village center for Falmouth, but good planning could.

Bringing natural gas to unserved areas will lower Maine’s chronically high energy costs.

Slower population growth is another way to reduce the economy’s need to create jobs.

A lawmaker’s critique of the Kids Safe Products Act is filled with false rhetoric about a good law.

The city should do more to educate consumers instead of punishing them.

The state has the opportunity to succeed in the information economy if it stays committed.

These low-cost startups would add to the city’s street scene and reputation for good eating.

When Mainers pull up to fill up, they don’t want to hear they are being robbed.

Consumers already think they are paying through the nose for what’s coming through the hose …