Aside from larger projects being funded by state or grant money, Public Services has a list of roads that will see more regular maintenance this summer.
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High school moving forward with three assistants in charge
Westbrook High School will start the new school year without a sole principal at the helm.
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Neighbors get to know Rock Row
Rock Row’s event featured food trucks, public safety demonstrations, tours of the concert venue and more.
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Sappi appoints new president, CEO of North American operations
With the retirement of CEO Mark Gardner, Haws has been named president and CEO, starting Oct. 1.
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Westbrook man arrested after Dairy Queen crash
Westbrook resident David Batchelor, 50, is being charged with an OUI, among other charges, after allegedly crashing into the stone wall in front of Dairy Queen and fleeing.
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Westbrook man arrested after crash, police pursuit
David A. Batchelor, 50, was charged with operating under the influence after crashing into a retaining wall by the Dairy Queen on Friday night, police say.
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New entertainment districts will mean a ‘full Rock Row experience’
Recently passed state law allowing the public consumption of alcoholic beverages in designated outdoor areas in the city and state will take effect in September.
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Looking Back: July 25
July 27, 1994 Plans for a housing development along one of the most scenic areas of Westbrook’s Mill Brook are back before the Planning Board. The same plans were abandoned after a veto four years ago by the late Mayor Fred Wescott. The plan involves 16 house lots at the Route 302-Methodist Road corner. Alexander […]
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Arrest made in Westbrook vehicle burglaries
A man faces several charges after residents reported seeing someone running from car to car and between homes.
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Clean Team will beautify downtown one piece of trash at a time
Public Services has hired two new cleaners who will be on patrol this summer.