City, school and police officials are hoping for community input on how to identify possible issues with racism in the city.
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Gorham tax rate rises 6 cents
The Town Council approves a $42.7 million school budget and a $16.2 million municipal budget.
City abolishes library Board of Regents over ‘dysfunction’
An advisory committee will replace the longstanding board, said Mayor Mike Foley, citing “conflict and dysfunction” at the library.
Distance learning had successes, challenges
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.
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.
BLM protesters stage second peaceful march in Gorham
GORHAM — High school students organized a peaceful Black Lives Matter demonstration last week, marching through Gorham Village June 10 chanting, “No justice, no peace” and “This is what democracy looks like.” It was the students’ second demonstration in as many weeks, but last week’s route was shorter and had fewer participants than the first […]
Pandemic forces Cumberland Fair to cancel fall 2020 event
The Cumberland Farmers Club still plans to hold the annual 4H livestock show and auction.
Carlow, Mendros in House District 16 Republican bid
The winner of the July 14 primary will face Democrat David Durrell in November.
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.