Atlantic Pickleball will hold a round-robin tournament on June 4 to benefit the Maine Cancer Foundation’s upcoming Tri for a Cure. The “Milad B. Tri for a Cure Pickleball Tournament” will honor Milad Bozorgnia in his fight against cancer. The action will be round-robin, and doubles-only; the men will begin their day at 8:30 a.m. […]
American Journal
News and information from and about the Maine towns of Westbrook, Gorham and Buxton.
Westbrook names interim replacement for Baker
Westbrook officials on Friday named John Wipfler, a career healthcare and law professional, as the interim assistant city administrator for business and community relations. Wipfler will step in to the role vacated by Bill Baker, who announced his retirement from the city in April after nearly four years. But, officials say Wipfler is only a […]
Westbrook names interim replacement for Baker
Westbrook officials on Friday named John Wipfler, a career healthcare and law professional, as the interim assistant city administrator for business and community relations. Wipfler will step in to the role vacated by Bill Baker, who announced his retirement from the city in April after nearly four years. But, officials say Wipfler is only a […]
Update: Missing Westbrook woman found in Windham
Missing 19-year-old Tory Young of Westbrook was found in the town of Windham, according to a police press release. Westbrook police had been searching for Young, who also goes by the name Vicki Busby, since early Friday after she left a local group home. Police said they have a detective traveling to Windham to meet […]
It Happened in Windham: A favorite teacher
Many of us have memories of a teacher who was our favorite. Some of us have more than one favorite, but that’s another story. An unsigned article in a publication called “Windham 1976: Bicentennial Issue” describes the writer’s favorite teacher. She was “tall, thin, had a long nose, keen eyes, and shiny brown hair piled […]
Second-inning homer propels Rams over Eagles
Gorham’s Logan Drouin kicked off a big, 7-1 victory for his team visiting Windham on Tuesday, May 17. Drouin ejected a three-run homer from the Eagles’ ballpark in the top of the second to seize the momentum, and the Rams never looked back from there. “Any win on the road in our league is a […]
Second-inning homer propels Rams over Eagles
Gorham’s Logan Drouin kicked off a big, 7-1 victory for his team visiting Windham on Tuesday, May 17. Drouin ejected a three-run homer from the Eagles’ ballpark in the top of the second to seize the momentum, and the Rams never looked back from there. “Any win on the road in our league is a […]
In Westbrook, Frenchtown in focus
Two programs aim to revive the sense of community to the often-troubled neighborhood. Westbrook resident John Bernier grew up in a small house on King Street in the Frenchtown neighborhood of Westbrook, a historic network of residential streets lined up between two large mills and the Presumpscot River. He has fond memories of the neighborhood. […]
Looking Back
May 22, 1991 Westbrook’s Planning Board and Zoning Appeals Board locked arms last week against additions to two mobile homes that have been in their neighborhoods more than 20 years, one at 473 Methodist Road and one at 193 Rochester St. The decisions led the Rochester Street owners to put up a big sign protesting […]
Windham blast two HRs in run-rule win
Danielle Tardiff led the Eagles in run-ruling the visiting Blazes 12-0 on Monday, May 16 – and she did it on both sides of the ball. Not only did Tardiff pitch a perfect game, she cannoned one of Windham’s two homers over the centerfield fence. “You’ve got to throw strikes, hammer the zone, and Dani […]
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