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Bill Baker, shown with Westbrook's Sappi paper mill behind him, is among those who want to change the city's mill-town image. “We’re trying to do something substantive, not gimmicky” like a new logo or slogan, Baker said. John Patriquin/Staff Photographer
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Bill Baker, shown with Westbrook's Sappi paper mill behind him, is among those who want to change the city's mill-town image. “We’re trying to do something substantive, not gimmicky” like a new logo or slogan, Baker said.
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The Presumpscot River, where residents once wouldn't dare dip their toes, is turning into a destination for water sports.
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Survey respondents praised some things about Westbrook, including restaurants like The Original Frog & Turtle Gastro Pub.
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Bridge Street crosses the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, where the River Walk offers views of the river and the city's old mill buildings.
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Westbrook's River Walk offers views of the Presumpscot River and the old mill buildings.
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Paul and Connie Bois of Westbrook walk along the city's River Walk.