Recent deaths of pedestrians in Maine highlight just how unsafe it is to travel by foot or by bicycle on streets built for motor vehicles.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Maine households need long-term plan for cutting energy costs
A one-time, $90 credit is a good short-term break for the Mainers hit hardest by spiking power prices, but weatherization and other updates ultimately will make a bigger difference.
Our View: On Valentine’s Day, project teaches what relationships should look like
Finding Our Voices, a Maine-based nonprofit, is helping students recognize unhealthy behavior, and realize someone is there to help them get away from it.
Our View: Don’t let Super Bowl distract from NFL’s problem with diversity
The lawsuit from Brian Flores lays bare the worst side of the country’s most popular pro sports league.
Another View: Consider no-fly list to ground unruly travelers
The potential for tragedy is too great to tolerate violent or threatening behavior, and the threat of fines isn’t working to deter it.
Our View: Federal ruling on pay discrimination sends clear message
Maine has the right tools to address unequal wages, and it should not be afraid to use them.
Our View: Gov. Mills’ State of the State comes at a confusing time in pandemic
Many are ready to give up on COVID restrictions even as infections rage. How will the governor handle the months ahead?
Our View: Expanding Good Samaritan law will save Maine lives
Just a few minutes can make all the difference when calling for medical help during a drug overdose.
Another View: Community groups ready to partner with Maine schools on climate education
The organizations were added to L.D. 1902 specifically to help low-resource districts tap into competitive funding sources.
Our View: Ashley Bryan lived a life full of art
The longtime Maine resident died last week at the age of 98 after a lifetime spent creating and inspiring.