Councilor Elliott Storey says the city administration and City Council “want to take away liberties, I want to preserve them.”
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As COVID-19 hits Buxton PD, chief takes on patrol duty
Two officers who tested positive for the coronavirus are in quarantine.
Gorham couple at home with history (and possibly a ghost)
The Lombard-Libby farm in Gorham has been designated a town historic site and recognized by Greater Portland Landmarks.
Westbrook school buildings shut down due to COVID-19
Fully remote learning is in place until Dec. 7.
Videos provide new look at old mansion
Volunteers are chronicling the Victoria Mansion’s history and how each room was used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
SMCC welding program provides immigrants with new skills
A new grant is affording eight immigrants and refugees valuable job training.
Drouin Dance moving out of mill, but staying in city
The dance school has been an institution in Westbrook, regularly bringing in famous dancers like the Moscow Ballet and supporting local events.
Gattine looks back on eight years in Legislature
Outgoing Rep. Drew Gattine, D-Westbrook, is proud of the work he did to stave off budget cuts and to increase state funding for schools.
Westbrook Common revamp finally looks like a go
A goal for 18 years, the renovations at the downtown public space could begin this fall.
Steel rising at Rock Row
Construction is underway on the building that will house Big Fin Poke, Firehouse Subs and other tenants.