The crash resulted in the death of a Saintt Joseph’s College basketball player.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Scarborough dancers headed to London to perform in Olympic celebrations
Melissa Willey was dubious when she received word last year that she had been invited to the London Olympics.
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Scarborough dance group to perform at Olympics
Melissa Willey was dubious when she received word last year that she had been invited to the London Olympics.
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Lightning sparks 2 fires at Cape Elizabeth daycare
Fires were touched off at a daycare outbuilding and a shed on Mitchell Road earlier this afternoon.
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All along the supply chain, people take a cut of lobster price
By the time that lobster gets to your plate, several people have already taken a nibble.
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Lobstermen head back to the ocean, but prices remain low
Lobstermen who tied up for a few days, hoping to drive prices for their catch higher, apparently headed back to sea Tuesday, but without signs of having affected prices.
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Lobstermen fishing again, but prices still rock bottom
A Maine Lobstermen’s Association official says lobstermen are still getting only about $2 a pound for their catch.
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Kennebunk insurance agent arrested on promoting prostitution charge
KENNEBUNK — The other tenants took notice when a constant stream of men, some dressed in sports jackets and other business attire, entered the back door of a small office building that housed the Pura Vida/ZUMBA Studio.
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Prostitution arrest came after months of investigation
KENNEBUNK — The other tenants took notice when a constant stream of men, some dressed in sports jackets and other business attire, entered the back door of a small office building that housed the Pura Vida/Zumba Studio.
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Too-busy dance studio led to suspicion of prostitution
Neighboring tenants of an office site in Kennebunk noted it was frequented by men for short stays.