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Q&A with Trina Sayed

WESTBROOK – As far as Westbrook school officials are aware, Westbrook is the first and only city in Maine to appoint student representatives from their high school to the City Council, and while the representatives have no voting power, they have the chance to weigh in on any issue – and often do. Beginning roughly […]

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Written in stone

Arnold Howe, a veteran of World War II who took part in the Normandy invasion, circles the Veterans Memorial in Riverbank Park in Westbrook on Monday, reading the names on the pavers honoring those who fought for America. Veterans Day in Westbrook was marked by a ceremony led by Philip LeClerc, post commander of the […]

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Phinney, Moulton picked to lead Gorham council

GORHAM – The Gorham Town Council, with two new faces, on Tuesday elected Michael Phinney as its chairman and Shonn Moulton as vice chairman. Phinney, 46, is a longtime council member and has been a former chairman several times. Moulton, 37, is serving his second term on the panel. Following last week’s municipal election, Jennifer […]

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Election Day flap probed

WESTBROOK – While the Westbrook mayoral election may be over, with campaign signs all-but removed from city roadsides, a controversy lingers about alleged Election Day campaign phone calls that attempted to tie mayoral candidate Colleen Hilton to non-existent plans for a low-income housing development at Prides Corner. During the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 5, elected […]

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‘A profound sadness’

GORHAM – Two Gorham officials, Clerk of the Planning Board Barbara Skinner and School Superintendent Ted Sharp, witnessed events in Washington, D.C., that unfolded 50 years ago following the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination of President John F. Kennedy. They recently shared their memories with the American Journal. After lunch with a friend 50 years ago […]