NBA Maine Basketball is looking to their fans to help name Maine’s new entry in the NBA Development League, scheduled to begin play next season. Fans can go online at www.nbamaine.com, call the team’s office at 210-6655 to help select the name for their team. There are seven names fans can choose from; Maine Beacons, […]
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Bonny Eagle inducts honor society members
In a recent ceremony at Bonny Eagle High School, six seniors, five juniors, and two sophomores were inducted into the National Honor Society. The new senior members are: Kimberly Dubois, Kai Good, Shannon Jacobson, Stephanie Lombardo, Jennifer Reaves, and Lauren Wallace. The new juniors are: Brianna Brooks, Connie Grovo, Robert Michaud, Whitney Porter, and Cori […]
Online registration for Beach to Beacon begins March 15
Runners take your mark – and mark your calendars for noon on Sunday, March 15. That’s when online registration for the 2009 TD Banknorth Beach to Beacon 10K will begin. Race organizers expanded the field to 6,000 runners this year – an increase of 500 from last year’s field – but still anticipate the race […]
Zoning Board to make lastest decision on Skybox
The owners of Skybox Bar and Grill will have the chance to plead their case for reopening the Brown Street bar in front of the city’s Zoning Board Wednesday. Allen and Lynn Moore have already faced decisions from the City Council, the Department of Public Safety’s Liquor Licensing and Compliance Division and Westbrook’s code enforcement […]
45 years ago
The Westbrook American reported on March 4, 1964, that Mark Flight of Gorham turned 21 that day and became eligible to vote. In Buxton, Ethel Hammond of Cape Cod, Mass., visited Mrs. Fred Maddox and son Donald of Bar Mills and Mrs. Clayton Hartford of Groveville the past week.
More layoffs at Sappi, as Michigan mill shuts down
Sappi Fine Paper North America announced the elimination of 70 positions Monday, including some at its Westbrook mill, as it shuts down all operations at its Muskegon Mill in Michigan. Sappi spokeswoman Amy Olson declined to say how many of the 70 positions eliminated were from the Westbrook mill, but confirmed employees from that mill […]
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Westbrook sportsmen: The Westbrook High School boys basketball team was presented with the Maine Principals’ Association Good Sportsmanship Award for Class A West before Saturday’s Class A boys state championship game between Thornton Academy and Edward Little at the Augusta Civic Center. The Blue Blazes were selected as winners by a committee of coaches, media, […]
Maine fire inspires USM display
A woman whose art is inspired by disasters is creating a piece memorializing the Maine forest fire of 1947 at the Art Gallery on the Gorham campus of the University of Southern Maine. Michelle Forsyth, who is 37 and teaches at Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., has been working six days a week on […]
Windham students featured in art exhibit
In celebration of National Youth Art Month during the month of March, the Portland Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Maine Art Education Association, has organized an exhibition of artwork created by Maine art students, including some from Windham. This year celebrates the 29th anniversary of Youth Art Month Exhibitions in Maine, and the […]
Ice racing canceled in Windham
After postponing the event for a week, Sebago Lake Rotary Club Ice Racing has now canceled auto and motorcycle racing due to poor track conditions. Organizer Tom Noonan said rain destroyed the track a week ago, and more is scheduled for the coming weekend. Originally scheduled for Friday, Feb. 20, to coincide with the Maine […]