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45 years ago

The Westbrook American reported on April 22, 1964, that Lorraine Stickney had been librarian and English teacher at Gorham High School five years. In Buxton, Harry Woodman was president of the South Buxton Cemetery Association, which was planning its annual meeting at the parish house in Bar Mills.

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45 years ago

The Westbrook American reported on April 22, 1964, that Lorraine Stickney had been librarian and English teacher at Gorham High School five years. In Buxton, Harry Woodman was president of the South Buxton Cemetery Association, which was planning its annual meeting at the parish house in Bar Mills.

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Al-Hamdany due back to court

The former Westbrook business owner who was arrested on drug charges in November will appear in Superior Court for a hearing Friday. Abbas Al-Hamdany, 38, the former owner of Friendly Discount on Main Street, appeared in court April 17, but his case was continued due to a request for a change of lawyer, which was […]

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Al-Hamdany due back to court

The former Westbrook business owner who was arrested on drug charges in November will appear in Superior Court for a hearing Friday. Abbas Al-Hamdany, 38, the former owner of Friendly Discount on Main Street, appeared in court April 17, but his case was continued due to a request for a change of lawyer, which was […]

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Marine pleads not guilty to sex charges

A Westbrook man serving in the U.S. Marine Corps pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of gross sexual assault of a 15-year-old. Brian Nugent, 19, was arraigned in Cumberland County Superior Court. He was arrested on March 25 on a warrant after being indicted by a Cumberland County grand jury for two counts of gross […]

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Buxton Notes

Frenette on dean’s list Audrey L. Frenette of Buxton has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H. Frenette is a member of the class of 2012. Leavitt year’s top volunteer Patsy Thompson Leavitt of Buxton has been chosen Volunteer of the Year by the Portland […]

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business awards 116 Gov. John E. Baldacci shakes hands with Paul Heraldson, Jotul North America vice president of finance, as Brett Watson, Jotul North America president of American operations, looks on. Based in Gorham, Jotul North America received a Governor’s Award for Business Excellence during a recent ceremony at Colby College in Waterville.

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Skybox sues city

The owner of Skybox Bar and Grill has filed a lawsuit against the city in order to prevent the bar from closing when its food service license expires next week. The City Council earlier this month voted to deny owner Allen Moore licenses to serve food, have a pool room and have a pinball machine. […]

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Lottery winnings remain unclaimed

The state is looking for the owner of a $2.9 million Tri State Megabucks lottery ticket purchased at the 7 Eleven in Gorham Village. The Gorham store that sold the winning ticket doesn’t know the identity of the lucky winner on April 8. “No one has come forward. We have no idea,” said Larry Barbour […]

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Lottery winnings remain unclaimed

The state is looking for the owner of a $2.9 million Tri State Megabucks lottery ticket purchased at the 7 Eleven in Gorham Village. The Gorham store that sold the winning ticket doesn’t know the identity of the lucky winner on April 8. “No one has come forward. We have no idea,” said Larry Barbour […]