The water originally came from Poland Spring, but now Nestle draws its water from sources throughout the state, including in Hollis and Fryeburg.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Affidavit in Cherryfield killing tells story of drug dealing, threats
The affidavit in the killing of Sally Shaw is unsealed after a bail hearing for one of two people charged with murder.
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Saco man sues supermarket where his wife was killed by a stranger
Jeffrey Boudreau says that employees failed to notice that his wife was being stalked and intervene before the attack.
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Saco woman sentenced for stealing checks, credit card from mail
Norma Duhamel stole bank checks and a credit card from Cumberland mailboxes and cashed the stolen checks.
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Orono pharmacy, owner to pay $60,000 to settle controlled substances case
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announces the agreement with Orono Pharmacy Inc. and its owner, Ali Aghamoosa of Orono.
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Car collides with sheriff deputy’s SUV on Route 302 in Casco
Neither driver was reported injured, but both vehicles were totaled, police say.
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BIW union official indicted on federal embezzlement charges
Ryan Jones is accused of stealing $280,000 from Local S6 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers over four years.
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Ex-Portland developer gets 4 months in prison, $100,000 fine for illegal campaign donations
The judge gives Michael Liberty, once a prominent businessman in Maine, a ‘punishment that stings’ despite supporters who spoke of his charitable efforts.
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Brash developer Michael Liberty returns to Portland – for sentencing
The businessman known for his rags-to-riches story and impact on the city’s waterfront could go to prison for making illegal political donations.
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Maine allowed to enforce law against protests loud enough to be heard inside a building
An appeals court overturns a federal injunction against enforcing the state law, which had targeted a protester shouting outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Portland.