The city attorney’s office OKs including a garden on city-owned cemetery grounds.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Sewage project timetable at issue
Compressing the work schedule would be harder on ratepayers but better for the bay’s water quality.
Panel OKs Forefront’s tax break
City approval will allow the Thompson’s Point developers to recoup $31 million over 30 years, but their push to get the deal done quickly triggers a backlash.
Case closed on Cathedral School in Portland
Rejecting an alternative funding model, the bishop says the diocese is making the right call.
Portland arena developers seek tax break that could top $31 million
The convention center proposal for Thompson’s Point would be home to the Maine Red Claws.
Bishop closing Cathedral School;parents ‘extremely disappointed’
The parochial school at the base of Munjoy Hill has run up a deficit of $115,000, a figure that the Portland Diocese says would more than double if the school stayed open another year.
Portland gets $2.3 million on land deal; pays $1 million for settlement
Councilors agree to both sell seven lots in Bayside and to settle an easement dispute.
Waterfront dispute costs city nearly $1 million
A six-year fight over easements held by the Portland Company will be settled with a $795,000 check — plus interest.
Season’s first cruise ship calls Saturday
The city expects fewer cruise ships than last year, but a record number of passengers this year.
UNE: City too quickto sell land in Bayside
But Portland officials deny they made a deal with Federated Cos. without considering the college’s plan to buy parcels for a clinic and dental school.