The controversy over SAD 6 policy violations escalated because parents didn’t feel heard.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Another View: Dill, Amnesty International ignore downside of decriminalizing prostitution
Calls to lift laws applying to all involved in the sex trade overlook the abuse and exploitation at its heart.
Our View: Green power companies helped kill solar bill
National installers did no favors for the future of clean energy producers and consumers in Maine.
Another View: Satellites could be key tool in ensuring emissions compliance
This fall’s election will be critical to the future of NASA’s involvement in a multination monitoring plan.
Another View: Kepler’s discovery promises to expand boundaries of space
Earth-like planets may be more common than once believed, according to a recent NASA announcement.
Our View: New DHHS rules unfairly exclude new arrivals from getting General Assistance
Some good-faith asylum seekers would be cut off because the federal application process doesn’t move quickly enough.
Our View: Competition among insurers cuts care costs, yields better results
Aetna’s entry into Maine’s Affordable Care Act marketplace adds pressure to keep customers healthy.
Another View: Habitat director’s claims aside, overtime exemption would not be an undue burden on Maine’s nonprofits
Just like other employers, organizations can send their people home after 40 hours, or pay them a little more.
Another View: Rule would help restore rights that consumers now sign away
Companies shouldn’t be able to prevent customers from going to court to hold them accountable.
Our View: Stopping teen OUI deaths should start at home
The rise in drunken-driving fatalities among young Mainers shows that substance abuse education can’t wait for prom and graduation season.