The combination of meeting and performance space would attract businesses and jobs.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Gov. LePage acts like he’s in over his head
Personnel meltdowns this week show a management style unsuited to public office.
Our View: Portland voters should back school budget
Despite the proposed tax increase, this budget reflects careful spending decisions.
Our View:Time to cut size of Legislature
This reform won’t solve all Maine’s problems, but would be a step in the right direction.
Another View:Bike tax bill would not address real safety problems in roads
A sales surtax would hurt local bike shops without raising near enough for road fixes.
Correction: PUC smart-meter schedule
An editorial on page A8 Wednesday incorrectly stated the Public Utility Commission’s schedule in the smart meters case. No commission deliberation or decision has been scheduled.
Our View: Birth certificate ‘silliness’ finally should be laid to rest
Conspiracy theorists may not be satisfied, but the rest of us have seen more than enough.
Our View:LePage disarray not fault of regulations
Gov. LePage can grouse all he wants about the inflexibility of state regulations, but the responsibility for Wednesday’s meltdown belongs to his own administration. There was some sloppy work done by the people who evaluated candidates for some of the state’s most important jobs and more done by those who are supposed to communicate with the public.
Our View: State should not give up controls over medical pot
Marijuana could be too easily diverted if growers and users are not carefully tracked.
Our View: Smart meter opt-outfair with adequate fee
Other customers should not have to pay more to subsidize mechanical meters for the wary.