An upgrade to Westbrook’s traditional downtown light display brings in rave reviews.
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Staff shortages impact Gorham, Buxton schools
Substitute teachers, bus drivers and school nurses are in short supply when staff is forced to quarantine after COVID-19 exposure.
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Habitat for Humanity looks to build off outgoing leader’s success
Godfrey Wood is stepping down as executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland after close to eight years in the position.
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Lakes Region Sportsman: Closing the books on 2020
For some, and it’s certainly understandable with the impact COVID has had on our lives, 2020 was not an enjoyable year and 2021 can’t get here quick enough. However, those of us who spend a good portion of their time in the woods or on the water seemed to escape life, albeit briefly. Speaking for […]
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Westbrook Council approves new Lincoln Street zoning, sees updates to ordinances
The zoning change will allow for developers to build homes in the area off Lincoln Street, but green space is included.
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Reeling from staff shortage, Gorham High School returns to remote learning
Although the shortage is not directly related to COVID-19, the number of cases at local schools has risen recently.
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Longtime Gorham detective Fearon calls it after 39 years
Det. Lawrence Fearon retired Dec. 4, telling fellows officers to “be safe out there.”
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City clerk takes on assistant admin duties, city looks for HR head
The change comes after the resignation of the current assistant administrator, who is leaving for a job opportunity.
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Program shows student athletes career opportunities
A program held by Southern Maine Supernova Baseball connects student athletes with professionals in various fields to show work options and build goals.
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To extend outdoor dining through the winter, ‘bubbles’ keep patrons cozy
These igloo-like structures have popped up at Erik’s Church in Windham and Mast Landing Brewery Company in Westbrook, where patrons can stay “warm and safe” while dining.