Grace Rita L’Havreux was born May 16, 2006 to Heidi and Robert L’Havreux of Scarborough. Grandparents are Bonita and Robert Turner of Brewer and Nancy and Gerard L’Havreux of Alfred. Great Grandparents are Alica Bowden of Windham and Jacqueline L’Havreux of Sanford. Jack Aidan Decrow was born May 23, 2006 to Michelene and Jason Decrow […]
2006
Wrestling: Westbrook wins first tournament since 2003
Westbrook won its first team tournament championship since 2003 at the Tiger Invitational in Gardiner Saturday. The Blue Blazes had three individual tournament champions, two second-place finishes and two thirds. With 134.5 points, they edged second-place Erskine Academy (132.5) and third-place Mt. Blue (112.5). “We went in just planning on wrestling well,” said first-year Westbrook […]
Scarborough-SP swim meet
The Cape Elizabeth and Falmouth High School boys and girls swim teams battled on Friday in Cape Elizabeth. The Cape girls had first-place efforts from Rosie Wnnberg (50 free), Emma Logan (500 free), and Nora Daly (100 breaststroke). And the foursome of Nora Daly, Lilly Wennberg, Rosie Wennberg, and Emily O’Neil finished first in the […]
Pay union dues – or else, state warns workers
An estimated 600 state employees got letters over the weekend telling them to pay their dues to the union or face possible dismissal. Under a contract signed by Gov. John Baldacci last year, non-union state workers whose positions are represented by the Maine State Employees Association in bargaining talks are being required to pay half […]
UNE faculty promoted
Eight faculty members at the University of New England have recently been promoted. UNE President Danielle Ripich will honor the faculty members at receptions on the Westbrook College and university campuses. Dennis Leighton, Ph.D., of Scarborough, was promoted from assistant professor to associate professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, College of Health Professions. In […]
Westbrook Then & Now
When this photo of Brown Street at North Street, left, was taken, the store on the corner was Dyer’s Market and the bar on the opposite corner was Andy’s Tavern. The building to the right of the store on North Street was the Robert G. Fortin Furniture Co. The store is now Olivia’s Restaurant. The […]
Panel backs sin taxes for Dirigo funding
A special health-care commission empowered by the governor reaffirmed its support Tuesday for raising sin taxes to pay for the Dirigo Health subsidized insurance program going forward, and also recommended the state consider requiring employers to offer health insurance and individuals to buy it. The proposed sin taxes, including an increase in taxes on cigarettes, […]
Drivers desperately needed to deliver meals in York County
‘Tis the season that more people need Meals on Wheels, but many volunteers delivering meals in Cumberland and York counties leave Maine for warmer climates. The need for volunteers is critical to deliver meals in the following communities: Kennebunk, Wells, Ogunquit, Sanford, Biddeford, Naples, Hollis, and Buxton. Last year Southern Maine Agency on Aging volunteers […]
New police officers graduate
Maine’s 59 newest police officers graduate Friday from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. The 10 a.m. ceremonies will take place at Thomas College at 180 West River Road in Waterville. The graduates will hear from Maine Attorney General Steven Rowe and Second District Congressman Michael Michaud. The graduates have completed 18 weeks of study and […]
Lakes Region Calendar
Dec. 1-17: The Schoolhouse Arts Center presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.” Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m. Tickets are $14/$16. Call 642-3743 for reservations. Dec. 15-17: The annual Dance USM concert opened at 7:30 p.m., on Thursday, Dec. 14, in Russell Hall on the Gorham campus. […]