David Talevi was the kind of person who liked to try a lot of new things. But unlike most people with that trait, he’d master a new skill or interest before moving on. Mr. Talevi, who died at his home Friday, was an engineer, a campground owner, a pizza-maker, a builder, an Eagle Scout and […]
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Thousands view Portland’s patriotic extravaganza
PORTLAND – Thousands of families gathered on the Eastern Prom Sunday night for a patriotic extravaganza of music and fireworks that almost didn’t happen. The show went on despite the Portland City Council’s decision in April to eliminate $45,000 for the display from the city budget. A few days after that decision, several business executives […]
Three juveniles arrested in Yarmouth car break-ins
YARMOUTH – Three juveniles apparently picked the wrong neighborhood to break into some cars. Officer Roger Moore of the Yarmouth Police Department said his barking dog woke him up a little before midnight Saturday and when he looked out to see why his dog was agitated, he noticed the dome light in a neighbor’s pick-up […]
Man injured in Standish crash
The sheriff’s office says alcohol, speed and failure to wear a seat belt were all factors in the accident as a 32-year-old man suffers head injuries.
Man stabbed in Portland
The victim, who was stabbed about six times in an apparent robbery attempt at an ATM, was taken to the hospital with not life-threatening injuries.
Bath festival riding high
About 60,000 people are expected for a four-day celebration of the city and its shipbuilding legacy.
Accomplice in OOB murder gets 8-year prison term
Rennie Cassimy likely will be deported to Trinidad and Tobago on his release.
Conspirator in OOB murder gets 8 years in prison
Rennie Cassimy struck a plea deal with the state in exchange for his testimony in the murder trial of Darlene George and Jeffrey Williams.
PortConMaine: Revenge of the geeks
Being called ‘geek’ is a badge of honor at the gathering of anime, sci-fi and gaming fans.
Funding for ‘Zoom In’ invigorates the rediscovery of history
A gallery exhibit, and online resources, are part of an effort to highlight Maine’s earlier years.