Changing how the organs are allocated could save 554 lives a year.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Tracking can ease fears of Alzheimer’s caregivers
More Maine communities should consider programs that use personal data to find wandering adults. Families of kids with autism can benefit, too.
Our View: Charter school politics make experiments hard
Portland’s superintendent may have been on to something, but we’ll never find out.
Another View: Real ID a big step forward and Maine should follow
Despite the criticisms of an ‘Orwellian state,’ the Real ID Act actually expands privacy protections.
Our View: Change in Maine law brings hidden abuse out of the shadows
The rise in aggravated assault cases since strangling became a felony shows it’s being taken seriously.
Our View: Ad uses asylum seekers as a political weapon
The Republican Governors Association repeats the false notion that people trying to escape death and torture are ‘illegal.’
Another View: With North Carolina man’s release, case against death penalty grows
Henry Lee McCollum and his brother are freed after DNA evidence ties a 1983 rape and murder to someone else.
Our View: Working Maine women need policy protections
A higher minimum wage, paid sick time and family leave are all key to greater economic security.
Our View: State officials should be closer to a Riverview solution
Maine is fighting to keep federal funds instead of addressing the psychiatric hospital’s problems.
Our View: LePage administration goes off track on Amtrak layover facility in Brunswick
The involvement of the governor and environmental commissioner amounts to a last-minute, high-profile gesture.