A man and a woman were charged Tuesday with breaking into a car amid a rash of similar complaints in South Portland.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Portland Shellfish Co. shut for violations
Citing health concerns, the FDA also orders that about $25,000 worth of seafood be recalled and destroyed.
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‘A ship that couldn’t sink’
A Scarborough man recalls how his mother survived the Titanic disaster.
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Faculty chair: USM petition will force vote on president
A no-confidence vote in President Selma Botman’s administration could take place by the end of this month.
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No-confidence vote at USM moving forward
PORTLAND – Plans for a faculty vote of no confidence in the administration of University of Southern Maine President Selma Botman are moving forward, the head of the school’s faculty senate said.
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Cumberland County Civic Center’s renovation outlined
Cianbro plans to do the project in three phases, with a completion date scheduled for September 2013.
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Timeline for Civic Center renovation firming up
Although final approvals are still pending, the builder’s plan calls for work to be done in three phases with a goal of finishing the project in early September 2013.
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Portland children’s museum wants to grow – and maybe move
Organizers say much depends on finding the right space and knowing that they can raise sufficient funds.
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Children’s Museum starts search for new home
Museum officials say they’ve outgrown their Free Street location, particularly after a merger more than two years ago with the Children’s Theater of Maine.
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Mural in storage, replica in demand
The labor art that Gov. LePage wanted to make less visible is being discussed and seen elsewhere because of the controversy.