Gray-New Gloucester 0 Wells 2 The Gray-New Gloucester field hockey team has just one win this season – a 3-0 victory against highly ranked Wells back on Sept. 7. And that also happens to be the only time Wells has lost all season, as the Warriors were at No. 2 in the most recent West […]
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Patriot Soccer Club Crossroads Challenge looking for sponsors
The Patriot Soccer Club is looking for sponsors for its annual Crossroads Challenge Oct. 5-8. Any business that would like to be a sponsor should contact Penney Ward at the Patriot Soccer Club, P.O. Box 120, Gray, Maine 04039 or by e-mail to [email protected]. This year the tournament is bringing in approximately 80 soccer teams […]
Schools pick 2009 for consolidation deadline
Although representatives for the school departments of Westbrook, Windham and Raymond have not yet tied the knot officially, this week they choose a date for the hypothetical tri-town school district to begin operating. In an impromptu vote at the end of a meeting Monday, the consolidation committee voted unanimously to approve July 1, 2009, as […]
Three years and counting: Gorham girls just win and win and win
The Gorham High girls soccer team continues to roll over its opponents. The Rams entered this week with an 8-0 record after last week’s wins over Marshwood, Massabesic and Biddeford and they current sit in their usual spot atop the Western Maine Class A standings. Coach Jeanne Zarrilli knows that her team always gets the […]
Looking back
September 1982 Height, weight, age and good habits, requirements for new police and firefighters, would be taken out of Westbrook’s ordinances in a proposal taken up by the city council. Instead, the city would pledge no discrimination for sex, age, handicaps, race, etc., in hiring police and firefighters. In the new system, the Public Safety […]
Around the Bases – A dream reached, and then tragedy
Mike Coolbaugh had a dream. It was the dream of countless boys and some girls (especially now in these post-Title IX days) – to play major league baseball. Just like his older brother, Scott. Maybe even better. Imitating a big brother is common, admirable. Brothers should be close, and after Scott made the big leagues […]
Warren library goes 'Hollywood'
Westbrook’s Warren Memorial Library will be the sole Maine venue to be part of the national debut of a documentary film designed to erase stereotypes of librarians and raise awareness of the importance of libraries. The film, “The Hollywood Librarian,” will be shown at the library next week in connection with the observance of the […]
Westbrook Then & Now
The photo on left shows the back of the Scates Building as it was being demolished in 1978. The Scates Building was the last to be demolished under the Westbrook Urban Renewal Project. There was strong public support to save this building, which once served as Westbrook City Hall, Municipal Court and the Urban Renewal […]
Comm. Bulletin – Fire Prevention Week nears
The week of Oct. 7-Oct. 13 has been designated as National Fire Prevention Week. The Westbrook Fire & Rescue Department encourages everyone to develop and practice home fire escape planning with their families. The department is holding an open house Sunday, Oct. 7, from 1-4 p.m. at the Public Safety building.
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New principal School Administrative District 6 board of directors has confirmed the appointment of Charles Brown to serve as assistant area principal for the Buxton schools. A resident of Winslow, Brown comes to Buxton from SAD 49, where he served as a teacher (Grades 1-6) at Benton Elementary School. Additionally, he has served as a […]