Westbrook saw a dropoff in student attendance and a few other other issues, but overall, teachers say they are proud of how they dealt with the unprecedented upheaval in the way they educate.
Chance Viles
Chance Viles is a staff writer for the American Journal, covering Westbrook. He is a UMass Amherst graduate, studying journalism and political science. Chance spent a few years covering towns and cities throughout Massachusetts before moving to Portland. He enjoys all things weird, spicy food, and can probably be found walking around with his cameras.
Westbrook working to pave way for Abbott Labs
The City Council also unanimously approved its $29.8 million budget for the next fiscal year.
Salisbury, Violette in primary race for House 35 seat
Two Westbrook residents are vying for the House of Representatives District 35 seat, formerly held by the late Ann Peoples.
COVID-19 death toll 10 at Springbrook in Westbrook
The skilled nursing center in Westbrook reports 38 positive tests among residents and 20 among employees.
Falmouth approves Homestead Acres, Meadow Winds projects
The Planning Board gave final approval to the 20-unit residential project and a 68-unit condominium complex.
More Westbrook restaurants move outdoors, but financial concerns remain
Four more restaurants downtown will be taking advantage of the city’s program that allows expanding outdoor dining.
Falmouth to look at issues surrounding race, prejudice at upcoming retreat
Ten Falmouth officers were among hundreds who responded to demonstrations in Portland, held to protest the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was killed by Minneapolis Police on May 25.
Westbrook grads go the distance
Westbrook’s high school seniors capped off their year with a motorcade through the city, followed by a graduation ceremony at Rock Row.
Wave of support keeps pool at park in Westbrook
Lifeguards, swimmers and residents speak out in support of keeping the Warren outdoor pool rather than replacing it with a splash pad.
City Council gives preliminary approval to $29.8M budget
The $40,8 million school budget was also approved for the validation vote July 14.