Portland Press Herald News Stories

Our city is house-rich, cash-poor and absorbs costs that other municipalities can't. A modest tourism fee would help the city out.

In the eulogy for my mother, I hoped to convey just how effortlessly she managed to express her support, her faith, her joy and her enduring and nurturing love.

I’ve had it with our elected officials wringing their hands, whining and repeating “this is unprecedented” every time our president disregards our laws and brushes aside our Constitution. To this I say, “Well, then, do something!” I want our congressmen to climb down off their pile of money and fight for our beloved country. So […]

Otherwise known as ... the news.

Stunned! That’s what I was when I opened the May 4 Opinion section of the Sunday paper and discovered that the political cartoons of the week had been replaced by an expanded letters section. Those missing cartoons are the best part of the paper to me, a place I can rely on to put some […]

The enhanced tax credits, first approved in 2021, would expire at the end of the year if Congress fails to act.

When simple solutions are out there, it's ridiculous that I should have to worry about losing my life to a shooter.

Like them or not, our governor's views are irrelevant in this case.

It aims to 'protect' us from voter fraud, an issue that doesn't exist.

A trio of Midcoast organizations helped bring the documentary, about a Native American reporter going up against tribal leaders, to Rockland's Strand Theatre.