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CMP prepares for hurricane; offers storm safety tips
WESTBROOK – Central Maine Power Company is getting ready for Hurricane Sandy, which is forecast to move up the East Coast and make landfall in New Jersey early next week. Utility trucks are fueled and equipped and key CMP personnel are holding periodic pre-storm planning sessions to discuss staffing levels and finalize storm-response plans, according […]
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CMP prepares for hurricane; offers storm safety tips
WESTBROOK – Central Maine Power Company is getting ready for Hurricane Sandy, which is forecast to move up the East Coast and make landfall in New Jersey early next week. Utility trucks are fueled and equipped and key CMP personnel are holding periodic pre-storm planning sessions to discuss staffing levels and finalize storm-response plans, according […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Current, Lakes Region Weekly
CMP prepares for hurricane; offers storm safety tips
WESTBROOK – Central Maine Power Company is getting ready for Hurricane Sandy, which is forecast to move up the East Coast and make landfall in New Jersey early next week. Utility trucks are fueled and equipped and key CMP personnel are holding periodic pre-storm planning sessions to discuss staffing levels and finalize storm-response plans, according […]
Posted inAmerican Journal, Current, Lakes Region Weekly
CMP prepares for hurricane; offers storm safety tips
WESTBROOK – Central Maine Power Company is getting ready for Hurricane Sandy, which is forecast to move up the East Coast and make landfall in New Jersey early next week. Utility trucks are fueled and equipped and key CMP personnel are holding periodic pre-storm planning sessions to discuss staffing levels and finalize storm-response plans, according […]
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Senate District 6 – Gorham, part ?of Scarborough, part of Westbrook
Jim Boyle (D) Age: 54 Town: Gorham Occupation: Owner, Boyle Associates Environmental Consulting; owner, Avant Dance and Event Center. Political experience: None. Q: What do you think the three most important issues are? A: The economy/jobs, education, natural resources and the environment. Q: What do you think the solutions are? A: 1. The economy/jobs. In […]
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LOOKING BACK – Oct. 28, 1987
Westbrook City Council President Donald Esty released a statement Monday in which he called on Westbrook voters to reject a referendum attempt to repeal the city’s dead-ending of Turner Street. The vote is Tuesday. “The majority of the City Council and the Mayor have supported making Turner Street a dead end,” he wrote. “It’s a […]
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Westbrook: on Main Street, costumes, candy
WESTBROOK – A Westbrook tradition returns Friday as little ghosts and goblins will be taking over a portion of downtown to celebrate Halloween. The Westbrook-Gorham Chamber of Commerce’s Halloween on Main Street will shut down a portion of Main Street between Spring and Mechanic streets from 4:30-6 p.m. Friday, opening up the street to trick-or-treaters […]
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Open house set at Public Safety
GORHAM – Gorham residents can see first hand some of the duties of Gorham police and firefighters during an open house at the Public Safety building from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 27. The building is located at 270 Main St. For adults, activities include a simulator on distracted driving, while kids will have the […]
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Subsidy loss hurts ailing dairy farmers
GORHAM – After struggling for decades, area farms are closer to the financial precipice than ever before. A Midwest drought and other factors are driving costs up, while government price controls weight revenue down. Exacerbating those problems is the Sept. 30 expiration of the 2008 federal Farm Bill, which will result in a loss of […]