Diana Salas said she asked for accommodation for the ensuing stress and was denied, and eventually fired.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Coca-Cola acquires a taste for Maine’s beloved Moxie – and buys the brand
But the distinctive regional soft drink will still be made in New England, and its gentian root formula won’t change.
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These shoes made in Maine are sized 3D – printers, that is
A Kennebunk footwear company partners with a Bangor technology firm to gain speed and flexibility in the shoe manufacturing process.
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Falmouth Shopping Center on Route 1 attracting new tenants
The broker says the owners are adapting to the times and renting smaller spaces instead of larger storefronts.
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Ocean State Job Lot wins Falmouth eviction battle
The retailer won a court ruling to stay in the Falmouth Shopping Center, which is now the focus of a massive redevelopment project.
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Lawsuit alleges CMP workers were told to blame customers for their high bills
The company vehemently denies the charge and says it is an insult to its workers.
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Thos. Moser hires top L.L. Bean executive
The upscale furniture-maker hires Brad Kauffman to be its chief revenue officer.
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Crash of van from Kittery rec program sends child to Boston hospital with serious injuries
The driver, 21, had a medical emergency Friday, police say, as 11 campers from Kittery headed to a water park in New Hampshire.
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VA soliciting bids for new veterans clinic in Portland or South Portland
The proposed two-story building would be roughly five times larger than the existing clinic on Fore Street, have a 400-car parking lot and offer veterans expanded services.
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Midnight deadline looms for phone company to avert second strike
The unions representing Consolidated Communications employees are prepared to walk out if a new contract isn’t settled.