One March evening many years ago, I had a hankering for a good fish chowder, so I decided to cusk fish that night. I headed out to a sandy spot I usually fish and set five traps using some saltwater smelt I had caught that week. By now they were getting ripe, just right for […]
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Proposal in works for 120-140 residences off Main, Seavey streets in Westbrook
Rocky Ledge Capital seeks a zoning change that would allow it to build a 5-story or 4 4-story buildings.
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Westbrook schools to get independent audit of curriculum equity
The superintendent says he expects the review will result in changes to instruction content to make sure ‘all stories are told, all voices heard.’
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Remote office space plays well at old Gorham theater
Rob Woodman’s plans also call for co-working space at the renovated State Street building once the pandemic is over.
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After Scarborough Downs closure, harness racing poised to make a comeback in southern Maine
A former Cumberland resident will open the Cumberland Fairgrounds to racing in May, with plans to expand at a new venue permanently in southern Maine.
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Lewiston man receives $40,000 in settlement of police bias suit against Westbrook
The city was responsible for a $10,000 deductible toward the total payment.
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Everyone in the pool: It’s a popular pandemic pastime in Westbrook
The public indoor pool is seeing more activity than in years prior to the pandemic, and the young staff is credited with making pool time safe and efficient.
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New Gorham self-storage facility designed to reflect farming heritage
Retired Sebago Technics founder Walt Stinson expects to receive final approval for the project next week.
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Don’t just wear one mask, wear two, health officer says
Westbrook Fire Chief Andrew Turcotte reminds residents to remain vigilant against the spread of the coronavirus.
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‘Family of nerds’ misses in-person gaming at Westbrook business
Weekend Anime’s community of gamers, impacted by the pandemic, is eager to return to regular events at the Westbrook shop.