The Westbrook Police Department helps drivers adapt their cellphone and GPS technology so they comply with a new law that goes into effect Thursday.
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Girls Soccer: Developing Blazes fall to Sanford 6-0
Westbrook’s program has been in the doldrums the past few years, but shows signs of improvement.
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Volleyball: Westbrook succumbs to MDI, but looks better every day
The Blazes are fresh faces among varsity squads, and though they’re not off to a hot start, they’re gradually improving.
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Signs are up: Please don’t feed ducks
Leah Cromarty, a freshman at Westbrook High School, got some help from Public Services in installing signs advising Riverbank Park visitors to not feed the ducks.
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Common Threads seeks funding for business incubator space
The textile and sewing school at the Dana Warp Mill wants to expand so students can start their own businesses on site.
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Food Truck Friday starts this week in Westbrook
WESTBROOK — Food Truck Friday at the Westbrook Community Center kicks off this week and will continue each Friday through Nov. 22. This Friday BOGS Bakery, new owner of the FLO truck, will be parked at the center from at 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. selling sandwiches and beverages. The Community Center is located at […]
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Westbrook Notes: Sept. 12
Knight family reunites Ruth Knight of Methodist Road on Aug. 11 hosted a Knight Family Reunion. A family announcement said there was plenty of food for everyone thanks to Sue Petersen, who always is the head organizer. The gathering had lots of fun at the reunion and enjoyed walking by the Mill Brook on the […]
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Firm seeks input on ‘Westbrook feeling’ for Common
A second public workshop hones in the downtown project’s finer details.
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Looking Back: Sept. 12
Sept 14, 1994 Steven E. Roberts, Portland’s deputy police chief, became Westbrook’s police chief shortly after midnight yesterday morning when aldermen voted 6-0 to confirm his appointment by Mayor Kenneth Lefebvre. He will get $44,000 a year, family health insurance, 15 days of vacation, $500 a year clothing allowance and other benefits. At 43, Roberts […]