Marketing consultants say “stacking” the suites on the west end of the renovated Portland arena will give ticket-holders excellent views of concerts and other performances.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Is it safer for teens to drink under parents’ watchful eyes?
The problem, experts say, is that parents only control the environment in their own homes. They can’t control the drinking.
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Kennebunk, Messalonskee stars named top athletes
Runner Abbey Leonardi and shortstop Sam Dexter are named Athletes of the Year.
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Severe thunderstorm causes power outages
Nearly 5,000 Maine households lost power when a strong thunderstorm rolled through the western part of the state late this afternoon.
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Strip club visits by Maine Med doctors may pass legal muster
The ‘tradition’ lacked a business element, making discrimination hard to prove, an expert says.
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40 years later, Mainer reflects on Watergate
Severin Beliveau had no sense of the role the burglary would play in history.
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Bids force rail officials to review options
They may need to look for more money or change plans for the Brunswick train layover facility.
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Bids for Downeaster layover facility higher than expected
The Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority was seeking about $10 million from state and federal sources to pay for the Brunswick facility. But the bids ranged from $12.2 million to $20 million.
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Arena plan centers on premium seating
The committee overseeing the civic center renovation settles on the location of luxury suites and seats.
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Civic Center panel reconfigures plan for suites
The committee overseeing the renovation is looking at building a bank of suites on the building’s west end to make them more attractive for leasing.