Rock Row officials are looking to bring in scientists and get more specific with their data, in order to help them understand continued issues with noise.
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60 years ago: Sept. 12
The Westbrook American reported on Sept. 9, 1959, that King Lion Stanley Estes presided over the first Westbrook Lions Club meeting of the fall season. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weisman of Gorham and their children, Phil and Christine, had traveled through New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Fifth Paint Westbrook coming up Saturday
Residents will have a chance to see some fresh paintings of scenes from within the city at the fifth annual Paint Westbrook event on Sept. 14.
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Ballot set for Nov. 5 election in Westbrook
The race is on for mayor and three City Council seats.
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Pedestrian struck by car in Westbrook dies
Clifford Verrill, 67, died Friday, a day after he was hit by a vehicle at the intersection of East Bridge and Austin streets.
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Westbrook police seek witnesses to crash that killed pedestrian
Police are investigating an accident Thursday morning in which a pedestrian was struck by a car at East Bridge and Austin Street.
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Portland council sends a message to promoter of Westbrook concerts: Turn down that music
The council’s letter says noise from Rock Row concerts ‘is a disruption of the quality of life’ for many residents.
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Westbrook man seriously injured when hit by car
Police say Clifford Verrill, 67, was rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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60 years ago: Sept. 5
The Westbrook American reported on Sept. 9, 1959, that Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morse of Westbrook had moved to Longfellow Street from Main Street. Mrs. Frank Knight of White Rock was visiting her son-in-law and daugher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Borek, in Florida.
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Looking Back: Sept. 5
Sept. 7, 1994 The Gorham School Committee has proposed that anyone on Gorham school property at any time be barred from smoking or using tobacco in other forms. The policy proposal, to be heard for second reading on Sept. 14, revises a 1985 smoking policy that applied primarily to students, faculty and staff, but set […]