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Volume 17 • Issue No. 5
Feeding Family, Feeding America Cookbook By Nancye Tuttle, Staff Writer OGUNQUIT Ogunquit is Allison Hill’s special place. It’s where her parents, Joan and Bob Satter, met on the beach in 1965. It’s where she and her family have summered ever since. And it’s where that clan – dubbed the “Maine Squad” – came to quarantine last spring and summer at the start of the pandemic. “My husband Geoff said
‘let’s go to Maine’ when the quarantine started last March,” Hill said recently from her other home in Atlanta, Georgia. “We piled our teenage daughters, Cristina and Chauncey, and the three dogs into the car and drove 16 hours to Ogunquit. It was the perfect place to get away from the crazy for a bit.” Within weeks, her three nieces, Carlisle, Cate and Caroline Ghirardini, and her parents arrived, too. And the
“quaran-teaming” that started as weeks turned in to months. That special time meant working and going to school remotely. It also resulted in hours of quality family time for puzzles, games and movies, and sharing every meal, making quarantining less lonely. Despite disappointments like canceled sports seasons, prom and graduation, the See COOK page 8...
Free Outdoor “Pop-Up” Professional Ice Dance Programs KITTERY At a time when most live entertainment has been canceled due to the pandemic, a nonprofit professional ice dancing company based in Southern Maine is providing free, safe, outdoor entertainment for the public this winter. Ice Dance International (IDI) has brought together a group of world class skaters who are in New England for a monthlong program that involves Southern Maine recreational departments and outdoor “popup” performances in Portland and beyond. Founder and Artistic Director Douglas Webster, who lives in Kittery, says the performances
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are called Winter Surprise and Delights and will showcase a mix of world-premiere pieces he choreographed. Says Webster, “Two new works, Revival, set to the music of Mumford and Sons, Jason Castro, and Audra Mae; and Solstice, a fantasy ice ballet set to a commissioned score by Jonathan Galland; are both designed to lift the spirits during this unprecedented year.” Programs in Maine are being presented by Portland Ovations and will feature Solstice.
ELIOT Kenny Goodwin, from North Berwick, was a WWII Veteran who passed away this fall. Marshwood Middle School is honored that he willed his most cherished military belongings, his Japanese flag and his VFW cover (hat) to the school. Kenny served as a rifleman in the 40th Infantry in WWII in the Pacific and in the Korean War. He was on Panay Island at the time of Japanese surrender during WWII and he often spoke of the weeks that followed the surrender and his experience with the wounded Japanese soldiers. His compassion shone through when he offered a drink of water to a wounded Japanese soldier who gifted him a Japanese flag as
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two-time U.S. National Champion Alissa Czisny (from Detroit, MI); ISU International competitor and Junior World
Team Member, Wesley Campbell (from Nashville, TN); and Team USA Skater, Angela Wang (from Colorado Springs, CO). Additional IDI company members include Adam Kaplan (Providence, RI), Lara Shelton and Neill Shelton (Wayland, MA). According to Douglas Webster, “The chance to see world-class skaters at this level, in the intimacy of outdoor local See ICE page 14...
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a token of appreciation for the act of kindness. For many years he spoke at Marshwood Middle School at the World War II Day and in 2011 he donated his World War II Victory Medal, his sergeant stripes, and a book on the history of the “185th Infantry Regiment, the 40th Infantry Division in Korea” that he wrote to Marshwood Middle School’s World War II museum. He attended our Veteran’s Day Assembly for the past twenty years. His military treasures are stored in a special cabinet made by Harry Williams, a fellow WWII veteran. The flag end cover was recently professionally framed and mounted and is displayed for all to reflect and remember.
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