Flags placed Members of American Legion Post 62 and its auxiliary placed more than 1,200 flags on veterans’ graves in Woodlawn Cemetery in Westbrook. Utility work continues on bridge Underground utility work that began on April 6 at the Cumberland Street Bridge in Westbrook will continue until June 22, according to the Department of Tansportation. […]
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Gorham notes –5/30
Girl Scouts aid riding program Hearts & Horses Therapeutic Riding Center received a donation from Girl Scout Troop 1674 in Gorham on May 14. Leaders Renee Dugas and Gail Yahwak, along with the Troop 1674 members, had collected bottles over a thee-month period to raise funds for eight new riding safety helmets for the therapy […]
Inside Raymond – 5/24
Winning on Wall Street Four teams from Jordan-Small Middle School were entered in the statewide stock market competition and had the highest investment returns in the online investment program for the elementary school division. The winning year-long team members were Sophie Sangster, Maggi Bradford, and Alexis Peet. The second place team members were Hannah Gagne, […]
Westbrook student details bullying in online letter
WESTBROOK – Victoria Pabst has had enough. The Westbrook High School junior, 16, says she has been the target of bullies at the school all year, and, frustrated at what she sees as a lack of response from the school, she has taken her story public. A letter Pabst originally wrote to Assistant Principal Howard […]
Gorham restaurateur's cancer seen as treatable
GORHAM – Diagnosed with high-risk cancer, Angelo Sotiropoulos, owner of the Gorham House of Pizza, came home encouraged after meeting with four doctors in Boston last week. Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital told Sotiropoulos on May 17 that his prostate cancer was in its first stages and hadn’t spread. “I came back with a feeling […]
Informational meeting prior to vote on Westbrook school budget
School Superintendent Marc Gousse will be hosting a public informational meeting on the $30.9 million Westbrook school budget on Saturday, June 9 from 8-10 a.m. in room 114 of Westbrook High School. The public is invited to attend to ask for any information on the budget in advance of the upcoming referendum vote. The Westbrook […]
BASEBALL – Westbrook runs into trouble against Cheverus
WESTBROOK – When Collin Joyce scored on a wild pitch to put Westbrook up 3-2 in the bottom of the fifth inning Saturday, it appeared Greg Souza’s team had just pulled another rabbit out of the hat. The Cheverus Stags, however, had other plans. Chris Tinsman of Cheverus singled off Zack Bean (2-1) in the […]
Inside Windham – 5/18
Speakout host becomes guest! On Thursday, May 24, 2012, Gary Plummer will host Speakout on Windham’s local Channel 7 at 7 p.m. This month’s topic is a discussion with Bill Diamond regarding his new book, “The Evil and the Innocent.” You are welcome to come to the Windham town office, Council Chambers, and be part […]
Westbrook notes – 5/17
Public services open house Saturday The Westbrook Public Services Department will be holding an open house at its building located at 371 Saco St. on Saturday, May 19, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The event is being held in conjunction with National Public Works Week, which runs from May 19-25. During the open house, staff will […]
Going with the flow
WESTBROOK – Business owner’s plan envisions a recreational park on the Presumpscot River. WESTBROOK – Robert Mitchell describes himself as “an opportunist.” And Mitchell, who owns HVAC Services, a construction company based in Westbrook, sees an opportunity for Westbrook that would allow the city to exploit a natural resource and also get an economic boost. […]