Portland Press Herald reporter Susan Kimball interviews Eric Russell, who is covering the Eliot Cutler gubernatorial campaign.
October 2014
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Turning 250, Cape kicks off year-long birthday party
CAPE ELIZABETH — A celebration of the town’s 250th birthday will kick off one year in advance, on Saturday, with a reception at Inn by the Sea, off Shore Road. Cape’s sestercentennial is Nov. 1, 2015, but will be celebrated throughout the coming year. The Town Council in January approved plans for the celebration and created […]
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Posted inBusiness
WhatsApp founders receive Facebook stock worth $9 billion
The messaging service bought by Facebook for $22 billion lost $232 million in the first six months of 2014.
Posted inBusiness
Portland seeks federal food inspector
Before the city can brand itself as a hub of food production, someone must examine the products.
Posted inMaine, News
Friends say Maine nurse is trying to help others, as usual, in battle over quarantines
Kaci Hickox, described as strong, compassionate and warm, wants different treatment for her colleagues in humanitarian work who are not infected.
Posted inLocal Elections, Maine, Politics
Election 2014 dispatches: South Portland, Cape Elizabeth, Falmouth
Voters in two towns will decide on library projects, and South Portland has four ballot questions.
Posted inBusiness
Briefcase
UPS says holiday deliveries will easily surpass 2013 United Parcel Service said it expects six days during this holiday season to surpass its single-busiest shipping day last year, a workload sure to put its yearlong preparation to the test as online retail sales rise. The world’s largest package delivery company forecast Wednesday it will deliver […]
Posted inNation & World
White House seeks student debt relief
Colleges could lose federal student aid if graduates’ loan payments are deemed excessive.
Posted inLocal Elections, Maine
Contrary studies heat up debate on Freeport schools
Voters facing a bid to withdraw from RSU 5 are looking at reports that show a financial loss or gain for the town.