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Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Another View: Rules of the road should apply to cyclists as well as drivers
The law is the law, even though most bicycle riders act as if the laws were just suggestions.
Our View: Distracted-driving study reveals new risks on road
Devices that demand a driver’s attention are the most dangerous, even if they are hands-free.
Message from the publisher: We let you down last week, but are determined to do better
A catastrophic server outage affected the print newspaper and shut down our website.
Our View: Budget bad, but better than the alternative
The governor’s proposal to force increases in local property taxes would have been worse.
Our View: Underage drinking hosts weren’t DA’s victims
A Falmouth woman may wish she had not been charged, but it could have been worse.
Another View: Guidance counselors already helping with college selection
A program to aid immigrants isn’t something new.
Our View: Don’t cut programs for domestic violence victims
Across-the-board federal spending decreases are affecting people who need help in Maine.
Another View: Military recruiter bill fixed genuine problem in our schools
If principals already allow uniformed recruiters on campus, why do they mind this new law?
Our View: ‘Buy American’ policy would save U.S. jobs
The federal government should buy only American-made athletic shoes for U.S. troops.