Gov. LePage and his allies need to look at the facts before alleging that there’s a link between the fuel additive and Maine’s drug crisis.
Maine Voices
Opinion columns submitted by the public to the Portland Press Herald.
Maine Voices: Volkswagen’s settlement shows power of American class action lawsuit
VW owners in the U.S. get choices under a proposed offer, but owners elsewhere are likely out of luck.
Maine Voices: Press Herald columnist Lawton overlooks high price of free trade agreements
Americans would be better off resurrecting tariffs and returning manufacturing jobs to the U.S.
Maine Voices: Restaurant owners, staff will pay high price if wage referendum passes
Higher pay will eat into profit margins and could force eateries to lay off workers or even close.
Maine Voices: Across the state, vibrant arts groups are reframing the Maine experience
Hard work and innovation are encouraging cultural tourism in Lewiston, Waterville, Bangor and beyond.
Maine Voices: Election issues in 1916 paralleled those of 2016
A century ago, tariffs, labor-management relations, level of involvement in foreign wars, immigration and discrimination were on voters’ minds.
Maine Voices: Put down your cellphones and help revive the art of conversation
Striking up a conversation with a stranger can be awkward, but each talk can build valuable skills.
Maine Voices: It’s time for Portland to assume a leadership role on solar energy
Our officials should forge ahead on a solar plan, starting with the Ocean Avenue landfill project.
Maine Voices: Divorced parents need to keep cool as summer supervision issues heat up
It takes cooperation and flexibility to make the transition from school year to summer arrangements.
Maine Voices: Those who work on the ocean need to help chart its future course
As plans arise for offshore industrial uses, lobstermen and others should provide input on a regional plan.