Editorials - Centralmaine.com

Put the brakes on the auto-lending bubble before it bursts

The longer it goes on, the more people will get hurt when it abruptly stops.

In Maine and elsewhere, strangulation is often overlooked, and often deadly.

A higher minimum wage, paid sick time and family leave are all key to greater economic security.

Vacant properties in Augusta, cod in the Gulf of Maine are in the news this week.

Seventeen months after the first federal warning, the hospital is still not meeting basic standards.

The agency is inserting itself into a process that was unfolding welll without interference.

Forced partnerships are not working, so the state must find another way to help small school districts.

When corporations invest in their employees, they reap the benefits of loyal and stable workforce.

We’ll still scrutinize candidates, but telling you how to vote creates perceptions of bias.

Allegations of hazing by state employees raise troubling questions and demand public airing.