I am extremely upset over the recently passed 100-child daycare. A daycare of this size is too close to surrounding households for noise and traffic issues. This will certainly decrease the quality of life in/outside of my home. Six months of the year in utilizing my backyard/deck I will be listening to 40/50 children playing […]
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Looking Back: Oct. 31
Nov. 2, 1994 If Westbrook voters vote yes on a municipal electric utility district next Tuesday, they will be putting initial control of millions of dollars and a variety of new jobs into the hands of three Westbrook persons to be chosen by the present mayor and City Council. Those three would have sole power […]
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Main Street shop specializes in sustainable fashion
Bloom Consignment in Westbrook sells secondhand clothes of all styles and trends while practicing sustainability.
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Football: Rams best Blazes, grab third win of the fall
Westbrook’s clearly capable – especially on offense; they close this season winless, however. Meanwhile, Gorham heads to the bracketing.
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Boys Soccer: Westbrook outlasts Cheverus, 2-1
After battling the Stags to a tie last week, the Blazes finally got the result they wanted – and at the perfect time.
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Mill Brook Preserve South opens, to connect to larger system
The new hiking area is part of the overall growth and focus on outdoor recreation in Westbrook.
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Independent expert conducts Rock Row noise tests
The consultant will share the findings and plans for noise mitigation before next year’s concert season.
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Field Hockey: Westbrook overcomes Cheverus
The back-and-forth battled settled out with the Blazes on top 4-3.
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A spooktacular time at Halloween on Main Street
Main Street was full of young ghosts and ghouls for the annual trick or treat.
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Letter: Former mayor backs Foley in race
In my 17 years of elected public office I would bristle when referred to as a politician. I know others who are motivated to serve our community feel the same way. Being elected by one’s community is an honor and, in my opinion, motivated by a desire to serve the public. A true desire to […]