ShareMatt Hawes of Novel Beverage in Scarborough on Wednesday. Novel Beverage’s first batch of cannabis-infused beverages will be hitting stores soon.Matt Hawes admits it’s a little late – or early – in the year for Shipyard Brewing’s Pumpkinhead ale to hit stores and bars again, but when his company tested the first batch of its Pumpkinhead “THC elixir,” Hawes said he and his colleagues decided the brew was too tasty to wait.The cannabis-infused beverage is the first from Novel Beverage, a Scarborough-based manufacturer specializing in what it believes will become the next big thing among...…ShareMatt Hawes of Novel Beverage in Scarborough on Wednesday. Novel Beverage’s first batch of cannabis-infused beverages will be hitting stores soon.Matt Hawes admits it’s a little late – or early – in the year for Shipyard Brewing’s Pumpkinhead ale to hit stores and bars again, but when his company tested the first batch of its Pumpkinhead “THC elixir,” Hawes said he and his colleagues decided the brew was too tasty to wait.The cannabis-infused beverage is the first from Novel Beverage, a Scarborough-based manufacturer specializing in what it believes will become the next big thing among...WW…

ShareWestbrook Councilor Elliot Storey did not wear a face covering at the start of Monday’s meeting. After the council approved a policy requiring all councilors to wear masks during meetings, he put on a Guy Fawkes mask as a protest statement.WESTBROOK — The City Council Monday set a policy requiring councilors to wear face masks during meetings but not without a protest about constitutional liberties from Ward 5 Councilor Elliot Storey.Storey spoke out against the mask policy, approved 6-1, saying it is a part of “government overreach.” After the policy’s approval, Storey put on a Guy...…ShareWestbrook Councilor Elliot Storey did not wear a face covering at the start of Monday’s meeting. After the council approved a policy requiring all councilors to wear masks during meetings, he put on a Guy Fawkes mask as a protest statement.WESTBROOK — The City Council Monday set a policy requiring councilors to wear face masks during meetings but not without a protest about constitutional liberties from Ward 5 Councilor Elliot Storey.Storey spoke out against the mask policy, approved 6-1, saying it is a part of “government overreach.” After the policy’s approval, Storey put on a Guy...WW…