The trustee for the Maine-based company blamed for the Lac-Megantic tragedy says the legal team is not following the court’s rules.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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Two injured in Westbrook accident
The vehicle they were in hit a utility pole on County Road.
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Railroad in Quebec crash to get new name
The former Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway will be known as the Central Maine and Quebec Railway.
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Saturday snowstorm delivers another winter blast in Maine
Hancock and Washington counties could see close to 2 feet of snow
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Scarborough plan eases dog restrictions
The new proposal for when and where dogs can and can’t run free also addresses other threats to shore birds.
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Bath police use Taser to subdue man wielding bat
The 22-year-old man smashed a mirror on a cruiser and threw the bat at an officer, police say.
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Maine storm starts as snow, then throws sleet into the mix
By Thursday night, Portland had received 8 inches of snow.
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A Word With the Boss: Freeport farming couple reaping accolades
Ralph and Lisa Turner of Laughing Stock Farm are leaders in Maine’s community-supported agriculture movement.
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Fire destroys Westbrook garage
The blaze started when residents were working on a snowmobile inside the structure.
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LePage nominates seven for judgeships, including former AG Schneider
Daniel Billings, the governor’s former legal adviser, is a nominee for Superior Court.