Portland City Council decides to act more quickly on stopping storm-driven sewage that overflows into Casco Bay.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Portland approves tax breakfor Thompson’s Point development
City Council approves a $31 million, 30-year tax break for the development decides to set aside 25 percent of the money the city will receive, to be used for transit projects.
Project to help Casco Bay gets fast-tracked, will increase sewer rates
Portland’s City Council decides to act more quickly on stopping storm-driven sewage that overflows into the bay.
Anti-immigrant bias assessed in new study
The Center for Preventing Hate launches a study of three areas in Maine.
‘Tracing the Fore’ officially up for bid
Bidders have until July 13 to submit offers for the ‘dynamic’ artwork that fell short of expectations.
Portland council asked to loosen rules for planned hostel
PORTLAND – The man who wants to start a hostel in Portland says the city needs to loosen its new rules to allow him to run a profitable operation. Peter Slayback said the city’s rules are too tight on the square footage per guest and the number of bathrooms. He said he hopes to convert […]
Windham, Raymond pass RSU 14 school budget
Voters easily pass the $37.2 million budget.
Portland website helps firms find commuting options
The city hopes its online guide will encourage developers to follow Maine Medical Center’s example.
Portland councilors consider how to spend tax revenue from Forefront
One councilor wants to increase the amount of tax revenue set aside to support transit projects.
Hands-on kind of student digs lot deeper than most
PORTLAND — Emma Robinson broke some ground at Casco Bay High School, literally and figuratively. She was the first student to lead an “intensive” at the school, which is a week-long focused exploration of a subject involving the whole school. And her leadership led to the creation of a community garden which, this fall, should […]