The project was downsized to include only a stretch of the street, where work is slated to start next week and wrap up before school begins.

Elliot Storey is looking for approval to operate his 15-seat bicycle on city streets as a vehicle that would serve as a tourist destination and transport.

Westbrook’s ‘Seeing Orange’ program is now up and running. The website features project updates of major works being done downtown.

The historic homestead has been the host a series of concerts this summer, and the successful events means another year of music on the farm.

With a declining market, Westbrook is paying extra to get rid of recyclables that can’t be recycled.

The Westbrook City Council says the club’s plans did not fit with its current zoning.

The Daily Grind in Westbrook has sold its familiar, bright orange coffee truck to Bogs Bakery, now based in Portland.

Work is underway at the Westbrook restaurant, which closed in late June for the upward expansion and renovations. The restaurant is expected to open later in August with a new second floor.

Nearly 500 runners turned out Saturday for the Westbrook Strong 5K, a charity event honoring the life of the late Matthew Rairdon. Troy Hendricks, a sophomore at Saint Joseph’s College in Standish, was the top finisher.