Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Our View: Mainers in crisis could lose valuable resource

A peer-run center in Brunswick for people in emotional distress shouldn’t be closed over a $50,000 dispute.

by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette May 29, 2014May 28, 2014

Leaders should initiate dialogue with restive minorities like the Uighurs and Tibetans and offer them greater freedoms.

Buy-direct options like those in Portland and Port Clyde offer an example of how to meet Mainers’ demand for local seafood.

More law enforcement is needed to address the greater safety risk.

by The Washington Post May 27, 2014

Given the city’s murder toll, requiring owners of firearms to take a short class and a minor test is a sensible precaution.

Federally funded GPS units for families are just one part of an effective response strategy.

The stones symbolize the burden felt by the fallen service members’ families.

by The Washington Post May 25, 2014

It’s time to call this takeover by its true name and act accordingly.

Maine needs focus and long-term commitment to succeed in growing our economy.

by Nate Rudy and Greg Paxton May 25, 2014

Downtown property owners in Gardiner and other cities aren’t trying to exploit the program.