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Investigation of anti-Muslim hate crime in Westbrook ends with no answers
The department ends its probe of anti-Muslim messages without an arrest, but its responses to the incident at an apartment complex helped the targets feel safe again.
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Wessie the snake likely a goner, but hiss legend will stay with us
The cold would be fatal for an exotic tropical reptile, but Westbrook is still fond of its adopted serpent, which now has a display in a cryptozoology museum.
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Westbrook moves forward with renovations for 2 schools
A contractor could break ground at Saccarappa Elementary School and Westbrook Middle School as soon as the summer break begins, the superintendent says.
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Water main breaks in Westbrook
Crews are working on repairing the 8-inch water main on Spring Street.
Posted inBooks, Life & Culture
For this Westbrook family, writing is a way of life across generations
Brendan Rielly published his first crime novel last year, joining his father and son as published writers.
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Conservation groups voice opposition to Sappi dam agreement
The Friends of Sebago Lake and the Friends of Merrymeeting Bay are concerned about a provision that would delay fish passage farther upstream.
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Meeting set for Thursday in Westbrook on Presumpscot River dam removal
Some conservationists argue that sea-run fish will still be blocked form the upper watershed.
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Familiar faces join Westbrook City Council
Michael Sanphy is sworn in as mayor, and two other longtime public servants, Ann Peoples and Lynda Adams, take the oath of office as councilors.
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Westbrook apartment building condemned, 23 residents homeless
A Fire Department inspection of the building at 158-160 Brackett St. reveals violations that officials say are potentially life-threatening.