The most-read stories of 2020 from The Forecaster, American Journal & Lakes Region Weekly

Happy Wheels, which closed in December, looks to open anew this fall on Warren Avenue.

Windham High School's choir director: "How do you teach choir when you can’t sing?"

Maine's most iconic business had contemplated a move from Freeport before deciding to increase its downtown footprint.

Acting against state guidelines, the Town Council passes a non-binding resolution declaring all businesses in town essential.

Rock Row in Westbrook announced two additions Tuesday, a Chick-fil-A restaurant and a 190-unit, four-story residential complex.

The mayor declares a state of emergency in the city and schools are closed for at least two weeks.

Years in the making, the Knightville tavern is now welcoming patrons to the music-focused establishment.

Alyssa Marchant and Jake Dube closed on the property a year ago and are working to bring it back to working condition.

Officers are taking an "education and warning approach" for most violators, but have cracked down on repeat offenders.

There are 11 documented cases, including three city employees, but the city health officer says the actual number is higher.

City Administrator Jerre Bryant said the amended tax deal with Rock Row, approved Monday by the City Council, increases the projected financial return to the city from $20.5 million to $142.7 million.

Westbrook High School will hold a motorcade parade of graduates followed by a ceremony and fireworks at Rock Row.

Hunter Barr was diagnosed in December 2019 with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, or DIPG, a pediatric tumor that impacts the brain stem.

An ambitious restoration of the Hanson Farm, more than 250 years old, is underway.

The "Swab and Send" facility will test anyone with an appointment in an effort to prevent outbreaks.