As Washington dithers, we should join the other states nationwide – both red and blue – that have seen the need for a long-term infrastructure funding fix.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Another View: Decline in dementia rate offers all of us reason to hope
Scientists still have many questions, but studies show the disease may not be as inevitable as once thought.
Our View: National Park Service opens door to dialogue
The negative reaction by Gov. LePage and members of Congress is the wrong response.
Another View: Airlines care little about alienating their customers
The industry’s savings on jet fuel aren’t trickling down to travelers in the form of lower fares or fewer fees.
Our View: Waterville assault leads police chief to incorrect conclusion
Owning a gun is actually not the way to deter criminals like the perpetrator of a recent horrific attack.
Our View: LePage shows little interest in governing
Intellectually lazy, the governor takes the easy way out and attacks when faced with opposition.
Another View: Treatment for drug addiction should never include marijuana
The aim in treating addicts is to get them off all addictive drugs, not swap one for another.
Our View: Portland on the right track with plan to speed permitting
Small projects should not be stuck in the same line behind large, complex developments.
Another View: Police are recalibrating the use of deadly force
New principles should guide law enforcement officers in dangerous encounters out on the streets.
Another View: Obama’s wishful budget can’t be taken seriously
The president’s budget calls for $4.15 trillion in spending, a $223 billion increase over the current year.