Paying the elected leader of Maine’s largest city $66,590 is both reasonable and fair.

An incentive to help homeowners save a little could work to save the whole state a lot.

The bipartisan bond votes in both houses reflect well on lawmakers from both parties.

Presidents are more concerned about ‘confirmability’ than a nominee’s experience.

The trustees have chosen to focus resources on a new main facility instead of small branches.

Lawmakers should not end this session with a partisan dispute over state borrowing.

Rather than seeking compromise, Republicans were looking to kill the bill for political gain.

Catching an opponent’s slip doesn’t do as much as giving a legitimate contrasting view.

A recent editorial should have held the church to a moral standard, not a legal one.

Adolescent girls are honored for finding a way through a media-created maze of images.