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Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.

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  • Published
    December 28, 2010

    Sugarloaf lift rider: Evacuation went smoothly

    Mark Fraleigh, who said he was on one of the first chairs to be evacuated described the evacuation as smooth.

  • Published
    December 25, 2010

    Portland police, city OK new contract with raises

    Union members will get 1.5 percent pay hikes for the first year and 1 percent for the final six months.

  • Published
    December 24, 2010

    Collins, Snowe get thanks for New Start

    The local chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility lauds the lawmakers in a public way.

  • Published
    December 23, 2010
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    Dolloff denied new trial

    The ruling means the woman convicted of trying to kill her husband with a bat may be sentenced soon

  • Published
    December 22, 2010

    Judge turns down acquittal,retrial for Linda Dolloff

    Justice Joyce A. Wheeler says improper statements by prosecutors weren’t bad enough to have deprived the Standish woman of a fair trial.

  • Published
    December 22, 2010

    Portland manager Joe Gray is retiring

    Among his accomplishments after 10 years on the job, and 40 at City Hall: a trail network and Ocean Gateway.

  • Published
    December 21, 2010

    A plateful of thanks for soldiers

    Jake and John Myrick would like to see Mainers express their gratitude to veterans beyond setting aside a day in November.

    The two — an uncle and nephew who are both veterans — will hold their second Christmas dinner for homeless veterans on Saturday, and hope to see more than the 120 or so who shared turkey and ham last year.

    “We see homeless vets almost every day,” said John Myrick, who works with his uncle at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Portland on Cumberland Avenue. “We want to make sure that none of these people are forgotten.”

  • Published
    December 21, 2010

    Out goes Bean, in comes Renys

    The former L.L. Bean outlet store on Congress Street and the neighboring Olympia Sports store won’t be vacant for long.

    Renys is moving in.

    The Maine-based department store will occupy both spaces at 540-544 Congress St. and become the company’s 14th location in Maine.

  • Published
    December 20, 2010

    Reny’s moving into Bean’s former Portland store

    The decision means the city will avoid a drawn-out vacancy of a prominent space downtown.

  • Published
    December 15, 2010

    Bruce Roberts Toy Fund: For some people with jobs, gifts out of reach

    Mainers facing financial stress from medical bills, military deployments and other factors ask for help.