Our View: This is not your father’s inflation
The economic conditions that drove double-digit inflation in the 1970s are not at play today.
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Aquaculture project fits Maine's environmental goals
American Aquafarms' CEO says his project would enhance the state's economy and ecology.
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Commentary: Want to reduce overdose rates? Treat poverty first
Restricted access to basic needs, along with chronic stress, make people in poverty more vulnerable to substance use disorder.
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Our View: Thrifty Mainers should have the ‘right to repair’
The Federal Trade Commission is right to take on manufacturers that have purposely made their items difficult to fix.
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Letters
Cape affordable housing misconceptions
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Letters
Press Herald reviewers missed a good one in 'As One'
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Letters
Vaccinations are the only way to fight COVID
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Letters
Paper has great content, when big enough to read
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Letters
Fire pits aren't very neighborly
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Letters
Munjoy Hill a cautionary tale for other city neighborhoods
What is 'Jim Crow?' White students deserve to know
Young Mainers enter adulthood unprepared for life in a multi-racial society if they don't know the country's history on race.
Ending homelessness requires bold action
A new report identifies a long-term strategy for making sure that everyone has access to decent, affordable housing.
Bill Nemitz: In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus scarred the world anew
The Nao Santa Maria drew plenty of Maine tourists last week. But living history this ship is not.
The View From Here: Portland is at a crossroads (again)
Even a magazine’s puffery noted the tensions at work as Maine’s largest city looks to the future.
The Maine Millennial: Brunswick’s Spindleworks is a gallery of abilities
It’s inspiring to see the talent and works produced by people often defined by what they can’t do.
Jim Fossel: Democracy demands action from the political center
If moderates from both parties don’t assert themselves, extremists will dominate the debate.
Leonard Pitts: Too many in America willing to trash what those in Cuba so desperately seek
In their disregard for a democratic process that says a former chief executive is no longer president, the right displays an affinity for authoritarian rule.
The humble Farmer: Adventures of the self-taught do-it-yourselfer
No cash, or no desire to part with it? Luckily, written and YouTube guidance abounds on topics like cementing tile and replacing your old car’s brake shoes.
