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Longtime Westbrook dispatcher Maggie Wilson retired on Friday after 25 years with the department. Wilson, who will continue teaching first grade at Prides Corner School, worked as a full-time dispatcher from 1979 to 1986 before becoming a part-time dispatcher. She was presented with a plaque from Mayor Bruce Chuluda thanking her for her service to the city. In the front row, from left, Wilson and Fire Chief Gary Littlefield stand with, back row, from left, Chuluda, Communications Director Greg Hamilton and Police Chief Paul McCarthy.
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Longtime Westbrook dispatcher Maggie Wilson retired on Friday after 25 years with the department. Wilson, who will continue teaching first grade at Prides Corner School, worked as a full-time dispatcher from 1979 to 1986 before becoming a part-time dispatcher. She was presented with a plaque from Mayor Bruce Chuluda thanking her for her service to the city. Pictured (front frow, from left) Wilson, Fire Chief Gary Littlefield. Rear (from left) Chuluda, Communications Director Greg Hamilton, Police Chief Paul McCarthy.Send questions/comments to the editors.
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