The new meters have been interfering with customers’ household devices, CMP says.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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City school officials must either renovate or build new central kitchen
Portland’s superintendent says a decision should be made in the next few months.
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George Mitchell: Partisanship ‘worse than it’s ever been’
The former senator and envoy says it will likely take a major scandal to trigger a change.
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Saco group fighting to save fire station
A city councilor proposes demolishing the old downtown building, which is sitting empty.
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Saco group, city fighting over fire station’s fate
On Monday, the City Council plans to discuss reusing or selling the old downtown building, which is sitting empty.
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Veterans Day 2011: We just want to say …
… Thank you, veterans. That’s the message from speakers at the city’s annual parade.
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Joining forces to give others a home
Veterans and active-duty military personnel pitch in to help build three houses in Freeport with Habitat for Humanity.
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Parade, ceremony mark Veterans Day in Portland
PORTLAND – About 150 marchers and spectators gathered in front of City Hall for a ceremony honoring veterans this morning.
The event followed a parade on Congress Street from Longfellow Square, with veterans’ groups, military units and a police honor guard marching on a grey, chilly morning.
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Vote results almost final for Casco Bay Lines board
Unofficial winners have been determined for two Casco Bay Lines trustees’ seats, but a third is still undecided.
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Civic center officialsmoving fast on renovation
Planning will start next week for work to begin in the summer, with a preference given to Maine firms.