Approval of a proposal to cut 44 jobs would further erode the agency’s capacity to handle acute health crises.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Maine legislators should reject proposed people’s veto limits
Banning hunting-related initiatives won’t make the referendum process more deliberative or well-informed.
Another View: Column on recent air tragedy overlooks public’s right to safety
Outreach to those with depression is key, but it doesn’t trump the need to protect travelers.
Another View: New Jersey corruption case has roots in Citizens United court ruling
Sen. Robert Menendez allegedly took funds from a constituent and put them in an independent super PAC.
Our View: LePage’s General Assistance policies force Portland’s hand
The city has to raise taxes and lay off employees in response to the governor’s bullying tactics.
Our View: UMaine System’s new Professional and Graduate Center a great idea that needs focus
To succeed at building Maine’s economy, CEO Eliot Cutler will have to deliver more to companies than they get now.
Another View: Sigma Alpha Epsilon leader has strange way of saying ‘sorry’
A Facebook rant calls into question how seriously the national fraternity takes the issue of racial bigotry.
Our View: Twomey’s toss an outrageous way to show disapproval
The former mayor owes an apology to Gov. LePage and all the people who didn’t get to question him.
Our View: ‘Freedom’ bill signals anti-LGBT backlash
Meant as an end-run around equal rights victories, Maine’s proposal targets a nonexistent issue.
Another View: American economy still missing at least 3 million jobs
Unemployment is low, but damage remains from the financial crisis of 2008 and needs to be addressed.