Thursday’s vote means a bill to legalize small amounts of marijuana throughout the state won’t be able to be reintroduced before 2015.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Game wardens weigh charges in Old Orchard hunting case
Two hunters, including a town councilor, allegedly fired shots close to a woman’s house and nearly hit her.
Bow Street Market focuses on customers, local food
Adam Nappi also touts the wine cellar, deli shop, gelato and an emphasis on healthy organics.
Feature obituary: Arthur Fournier, 82, profane, pushy Boston-bred tugboat owner
He inspired ‘an Old Testament kind of awe’ on Portland’s waterfront.
Camden Harbour Inn owner’s attention to detail pays
Raymond Brunyanszki leads the hotel to membership in the exclusive Relais & Chateaux association.
Spurwink humanitarian award goes to Maine paper mill hero
John Halle is CEO of Cate Street Capital, which restored 250 jobs at Great Northern Paper in Millinocket.
Feature obituary: Bill Troubh, 78, former Portland mayor who wanted the best for the city’s people
Bill Troubh grew up on Sherman Street, which was not necessarily the nicest part of Portland. But he succeeded, going on to college and law school, founding a law firm and eventually serving as mayor of Portland for two terms. “He didn’t have much, but there was a support system there that helped him lead […]
Driver pulling into parking spot crashes into Dollar Tree in Gray
No one is injured but the store was closed for a structural inspection.
Got lots of devices? Bill Allard helps provide the juice
Bill Allard helps manage CMP’s $1.4 billion project to upgrade Maine’s power grid.
Maine mayors’ group meets to strategize revenue sharing, economic development
The coalition of local leaders was formed to lobby for their cities’ local needs.