The Maine State Police determined a hit-and-run took place, but “we have a lot of questions,” a spokesman says.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
Quarantine lifted at Scarborough pet shop
The state director of animal welfare says dogs now in the store test negative for the parvovirus and giardia.
Maine expands support for gamblers who can’t stop
For the last two years, $50,000 per year has gone into that effort. The amount is doubling this year with Oxford Casino now open.
Waterville conference to focus on problem gambling
Co-sponsors of the March 7 conference include Hollywood Casino and Oxford Casino and three state agencies.
Fire at Portland dentist office causes $642K in damage
The fire at 812 Stevens Ave. was reported via a smoke alarm shortly before midnight on Tuesday.
State, Sprague Corp. reach tentative deal to lease land
Seth Sprague, the president of the family-owned Sprague Corp., said the deal hinges on passage of the state’s supplemental budget for the current fiscal year.
Feature Obituary: Charles ‘Chip’ Homer Willauer, 74, patriarch of Prouts Neck
This story was updated at 9:20 a.m. 2/17 to correct that the Homer exhibit set a monthly record. Most Maine summer communities have a heart and soul at their center, someone who keeps the traditions alive and helps knit together, year after year, families that begin to range far and wide from that summer place. […]
Schools: Kids not in danger in Reiche case
A Portland parent is due in court Friday after allegedly making derogatory racial comments and threatening a group of children.
Forecasters hedge bets when big storms approach
Meteorologists interpret different computer models to see a strong storm hitting Maine on Friday, leaving behind 1-2 feet of snow.
Portland crowd comes alive at ‘Sound of Music’ sing-along
More than 1,600 people in Merrill Auditorium sing along with the familiar film classic.