Editorials - Portland Press Herald

Another View: ‘Takings bill’ has been miscast by several letter writers

by ANTHONY GARRITY March 4, 2012

The proposed law would simply compensate landowners for value lost to regulations.

The 125th Legislature has so far been marked by cooperation between the parties.

A fair compromise would make clear that this is not just an attempt to oust Dale McCormick.

Losing the Williston-West Church would be too high a price to pay for a zoning dispute.

by LYNN HARASIN JOHNSON March 3, 2012

A new investor has better things to do with his time than orchestrate news coverage.

There will be plenty of qualified candidates to choose from, even with a short filing window.

When schools take zero-tolerance stands on violence, the results can be extreme.

With Sen. Olympia Snowe’s departure, Maine pays the price for political gridlock.

by Los Angeles Times February 28, 2012

But the White House will have to strike a tricky balance to avoid hindering innovation.

by Chicago Tribune February 27, 2012

Bailed out but still hurting, Greece is a cautionary tale for both Washington and state capitals.