After a snowstorm surprised Mainers in late October, many started digging out the winter coats, boots and gloves.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Trustees say civic center work will begin soon
PORTLAND — Trustees of the Cumberland County Civic Center said they’ll move quickly to start work on the $33 million renovation voters approved in Tuesday’s referendum.
Accident damages Portland fireboat
Officials are investigating why it hit an underwater object, the second at-sea incident in two years.
Consultants favor controversial Brunswick train site
They say the “Brunswick West” site for a proposed Downeaster layover facility is cheaper and more centrally located than the alternatives.
40 firms named best places to work in Maine
The list is based on an evaluation of the companies’ employee policies and procedures and employee comments.
Air show returns to Maine, at a price
The Great State of Maine Air Show is coming back later this month after a two-year absence, but it’s a bit different than when it last took flight three years ago.
Italian band ready to perform
Nina Oatley and others in the Italian Heritage Center Band believe music has the power to transcend distance, language barriers and cultural differences.
Financial turmoil lets towns, cities lower interest load
There is an upside to all the financial turmoil and the sluggish economic recovery of the past few months: Maine towns and cities are taking advantage of very low interest rates to refinance debt, with significant savings for taxpayers.
More work in pipeline for shipyard
BATH — U.S. Sen. Susan Collins and about 100 workers on Wednesday celebrated the completion of negotiations for construction of two ships that will keep Bath Iron Works’ employment relatively stable over the next few years.
I-295 crash involving school busseriously injures 1
A Bar Harbor woman is seriously hurt in the multi-vehicle collision.