Bill Nemitz - Portland Press Herald

Bill Nemitz: Barbara Bush reminds us how far we have fallen

Civility and integrity have been replaced by foul-mouthed name-calling and disdain for the truth in White House politics.

Today, former Mayor Paul LePage’s old job is in the hands of one Nick Isgro.

Many years later, Ray Stevens is passing on the kind of empowerment he got from USM Professor Emeritus John Ricci.

The senator said there would be repercussions if her party’s promises to her weren’t kept, yet none have materialized.

Nicholas P. Curro III, who reneged on heating oil contracts with 313 customers for almost $400,000, evades punishment for over a decade.

Maine saw two examples this week of the disturbing things that can happen when a candidate runs unopposed.

The Republican’s hopes for succeeding LePage as Maine’s governor may rest on voters liking him enough to dismiss some of his statements.

Between meeting days, document days, court days and other duties, Andrew Schoening never had enough time to handle his large number of cases.

One Maine school district twists itself in knots to justify punishing youths for taking a stand against gun violence.

The governor is cutting funds for programs that aim to prevent the very kinds of abuse that he says he suffered at the hands of his father.