• Published

  April 1, 2023

  Commentary: Maine response to PFAS amounts to regulatory overreach

  Regulators underestimate the cost of implementing PFAS regulations and fundamentally misunderstand the complex nature of these compounds.

• Published

  March 31, 2023
  

  Commentary: Let’s not squander our chance to expand passenger rail

  Restoration of passenger service from Brunswick to Waterville and Bangor will confer a wide array of economic benefits.

• Published

  March 30, 2023
  

  Letter to the editor: Will Maine always be a high-tax state?

  Now that Maine has the resources to cut taxes, Democrats should join Republicans in following through on the commitment to doing so.

• Published

  March 30, 2023
  

  Our View: Teacher shortage demands money more than innovation

  Some of the latest proposals to tackle the lack of educators in Maine sidestep the most effective known solution: raising pay.

• Published

  March 28, 2023
  

  Commentary: No good will come from ban on flavored tobacco in Maine

  Looking for a catastrophic policy failure? Look no further!

• Published

  March 27, 2023
  

  Another View: Xi has been an apologist for Putin. Will he also be his lethal arms supplier?

  If the answer is ‘yes,’ it would dramatically change the dynamic of the war in Ukraine.

• Published

  March 26, 2023

  Letter to the editor: Back to the drawing board, PMA

  I want to implore PMA to go back to the drawing board and redesign its plans for extending the first-class museum. My plea is directly motivated by Sarah Hansen’s column last week (“Commentary: Portland Museum of Art must now proceed with care,” March 19) and by visiting the museum this weekend to once again view […]

• Published

  March 26, 2023
  

  Jim Fossel: Real global leadership demands more of the U.S.

  What does it say about us that we won’t join the International Criminal Court?

• Published

  March 26, 2023

  Letter to the editor: Encouraged by the next generation

  I recently stopped at McDonald’s for lunch and was surprised to find the place loaded with Deering High School students. Packed around the counter, waiting for their orders, or waiting to order. I went to the back of the line. When they realized I was there, they moved and told me to go to the […]

• Published

  March 26, 2023
  

  Our View: ‘One-stop shop’ for new residents has untold potential

  Whether or not Maine gets the federal waiver on asylum seeker work authorization it desires, the state must be ready and waiting for it.

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