Contractors and real estate brokers say they expect a strong construction season, particularly in southern parts of the state.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Business owner wants to make sure a good, safe trip is in the bag
Along with TripQuipment’s gear comes advice: Pack realistically, be patient, guard your passport, carry a health history.
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Need help from Portland City Hall? Now it’s a click away
Officials unveil a website and app that make it easier to ask questions, report problems and track progress on a wide variety of topics.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
LePage ‘looking to make a change’ in community college leadership
During his budget announcement, the governor calls on John Fitzsimmons to resign as president of the Maine Community College System.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Summit Natural Gas agrees to $100,000 fine to PUC
The penalty stems from putting natural gas mains too close to other underground utilities.
Posted inMaine, News
CMP crew restores power in Standish
About 700 customers in town lost electricity around 4:20 p.m., and a crew took some time to find the source of the problem.
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Maine’s job-growth outlook through 2022: Anemic
The 2.3 percent rise over a decade is far below the projected national average. A smaller labor force and an aging population get the blame.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Religion and Values
New agreement signed for sale of St. Patrick Church in Portland
The church will be razed and the property will be purchased by the Jewish Community Alliance for new headquarters.
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An adaptable Santa Claus is coming to town
St. Nicholas won’t let melting ice affect the North Pole workshop, nor will no-chimney homes preclude deliveries.
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Manning the helm of Shipyard Brewing Co.
Fred Forsley handles the business end of the growing company.