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Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Eric Conrad, 44, is our managing editor. He came to Portland in December 1995 from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where he was a reporter for six years. He previously worked as a reporter in Harrisburg, Pa. and Shamokin, Pa. He lives in Cape Elizabeth.
Senior Designer Wendy Clark
Graphic artist Alfred Wood
Content Producer Carl Natale
Reporter Kelley Bouchard
Reporter Trevor Maxwell
Reporter Ed Murphy
Photographer John Ewing
Photographer Gordon Chibroski Photographer Derek Davis
Photographer Herb Swanson
Photographer Shawn Patrick Ouellette | |
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Scott Hersey, 45, is editor of MaineToday.com, where he's been since March 2003. He previously worked as a newspaper reporter and editor in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Chicago and he was one of of the original content producers for New Jersey Online. He lives in South Portland with his wife, Linda Fullerton, a Portland Press Herald editor, and their 8-year-old daughter. Hersey supervised online content development for this project and acted as main project liaison with the newspaper staff.
Listen to Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Managing Editor Eric Conrad and MaineToday.com Editor Scott Hersey 
Wendy Clark has been designing for MaineToday.com since its inception in 1995. Before that she worked as an artist and web artist at newspapers and magazines in southern New England. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Massachusetts with a degree in Graphic Design. Clark designed the Flash pieces and HTML pages for this project and adapted visual content from the print series for integration with this online presentation. She also took the photograph used on the main page. 
Carl V. Natale is a content producer at MaineToday.com with a background is newspaper editing and design. He is responsible for the news and business sections - which includes planning projects such as this one. Natale recorded all voices for this project and took many of the photos.
Kelley Bouchard is a Lewiston native and University of Maine graduate. She worked at Massachusetts newspapers for more than a decade before coming to the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram in 1998. She writes about the city of Portland, focusing on municipal government, economic development and neighborhood issues.
Edward D. Murphy, 48, is a business writer. He has been with the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram for 20 years. He previously worked as a reporter in Charleston, S.C. and Washington, D.C. He lives in Cape Elizabeth.
John Ewing, of Portland, has worked at the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram for 23 years. He previously worked at newspapers in Biddeford and New Haven, Conn.
Gordon Chibroski has been a photographer at the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram for 27 years. Before moving to Maine, he taught art at the Montana State School for the Deaf and Blind and photography at the University of Great Falls (Montana), his alma mater. Chibroski and his family live in Falmouth.
Herb Swanson has been a photographer at the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram for 11 years. He also worked at the Anchorage Times and Foster's Daily Democrat in Dover, NH, and for the Associated Press and Agence France Press wire services.
Shawn Patrick Ouellette has worked for the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram since 2002. Previously, he worked at the Miami Herald as an intern and at the Biddeford Journal Tribune. He lives in Saco with his wife and two daughters.