The chairman of the city’s Democratic Committee will fill the City Council seat until November, when he will be on the ballot for the new term.
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Bath Savings coming to Westbrook
WESTBROOK — A Bath Savings Institution branch will be open for business at the corner of William Clark Drive and Spring Street sometime next year. Construction on a 3,000-square-foot building is scheduled to start in the spring of 2020 and is expected to take about six months. “(Westbrook) was a market (Bath Savings) identified awhile ago […]
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Westbrook police warn residents about driveway paving scam
Police urge residents to ignore anyone who offers to pave their driveway with leftover asphalt.
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Colgan named assistant principal at WHS
WESTBROOK — Latin teacher Patrick Colgan has been named the third assistant principal at Westbrook High School. Colgan has been teaching Latin in Westbrook for the past seven years. He joins Wendy Harvey and Jeff Guerrette Colgan in the school’s three-assistant approach to managing principal responsibilities, replacing Jennifer Mull-Brooks, who left for the principal’s spot […]
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Fall Sports Schedules: Westbrook
The Blue Blazes are firing up for another autumn run.
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Westbrook Housing celebrates 50th
The Westbrook Housing Authority celebrated its 50th anniversary with a barbecue and music at Larrabee Woods.
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Watch video: Dogs seized from Maine breeder begin transition to new homes
The Animal Refuge League in Westbrook has been caring for 55 of the more than 130 animals seized from a kennel in Solon.
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60 years ago: Aug. 22
The Westbrook American reported on Aug. 26, 1959, that Mr. and Mrs. Roland Boissoneau and family of Westbrook had spent the summer at their cottage at Ward’s Cove on Sebago Lake. Elizabeth Hillock of South Gorham had visited friends in Camden.
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Looking Back: Aug. 22
Aug. 24, 1994 It’s the only one of its kind in the state of Maine. It serves the fastest-growing sport in the United States. It’s Westbrook’s new floodlighted, four-season hockey and skating rink on Lincoln Street, a $35,000 gift from the Cornelia Warren Association. The association president, William Currier, told the friendly group that gathered […]
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Back to school: Saccarappa gets final touches, playground delayed
Furniture is being moved in and remaining details are being taken care of before school opens in Westbrook next week. The playground is out to bid again after initial estimates came in too high.