The city may soon seek a state reimbursement and test the governor’s threat to cut off funding.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Posted inMaine, News
Entangled whale freed off Bar Harbor
Spotted Friday afternoon, the humpback is cut loose from fishing gear Saturday evening.
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Posted inMaine, News
Aurora borealis spotted from Mount Washington and Caribou
But the northern lights, sparked by a burst of radiation from the sun, stayed off in southern Maine.
Posted inA Word With the Boss
Rosemont co-founder helps build a loyal fan base
John Naylor handles retail operations for the market and bakery, which has grown from one store to four.
Posted inBusiness, Portfolio
Portfolio: Food drives economic development
That’s why food has to become part of Maine’s economic development program, a USM professor says.
Posted inProblem Solved
Problem Solved: W.A. Mitchell strengthens ties with furniture retailers
Dan Maxham came up with a plan that allowed shoppers to see his products without tying up retailers’ capital.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Portland superintendent gets resistance over plan to offer virtual classes
The mayor opposes letting a for-profit curriculum company play a role, and a state official says it could cost more than expected.
Posted inMaine, News
When airplane seats are reclined, most fliers cool their jets
Despite recent midflight clashes, people at the Portland International Jetport say they tolerate the squeeze – even as flying gets more frustrating.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Nation & World, News
Family feuds needn’t be business as usual
While family-owned firms face a potential for conflict, many have found ways to remain happy and healthy.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Sing us – and comedian – a song, Maine ‘Banana Man’
Comedian John Hodgman visits Jonathan Niederer at the turnpike stand he helped earn a little Internet fame.