Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Another View: Portland schools, newspaper wrong on laptop filtering

by MARK HIGH May 7, 2012

Some students rely on school-issued computers for more than just playing around.

by EDWARD S. MACCOLL May 7, 2012

Dill has won tough elections and is a forceful speaker on issues that matter most to Mainers.

Lawmakers should not hold bond issues hostage to the governor’s policy priorities.

The attorney general’s budget funds a position to represent the public’s interest.

His presence at the State House would be a distraction while allegations are unresolved.

by U. CHARLES REMMEL II May 5, 2012

Just as Maine Med did, a developer should give up commercial uses of his building.

by MARGARET LIVERSIDGE May 4, 2012

An editorial was right that this is not a simple problem, but wrong to support this solution.

A public institution should not conduct its hiring as if it were a private company.

by John Rourke May 3, 2012

Corrupt behavior is not necessarily criminal, as the newspaper itself reported last week.

by The Los Angeles Times May 3, 2012

Millions of undocumented workers are still in the country, despite a more secure border.