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Friday, February 11, 2022
Volume 18 • Issue No. 6
Students Awarded for Positive Contributions
WELLS Wells High School seniors Colby Bolduc and Anavi Curtiss are the school’s recent recipients of the National School Development Council’s (NSDC) Award for Academic Growth and Student Leadership. With this award, the Council acknowledges the positive contributions that both seniors have made to their school including being positive role models demonstrating admirable character and accomplishment. “Colby and Anavi are wonderful examples of the many positive ways students can influence a school,” commented WHS Principal Eileen Sheehy. “Their dedication to academics is commendable and their positive and enthusiastic presence is remarkable.”
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According to the WHS Guidance Department, Anavi Curtiss has contributed hours of community service. One recent summer she volunteered at the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge in Wells helping to make picnic tables, putting up fencing and assisting with the elimination of invasive species of plants. She has also volunteered at school and local events including a Monster Mash at Wells Elementary School and the Family Jamboree in Wells. In her studies, she has excelled in numerous AP courses along with dual enrollment college courses.
Love is “On The Air” at CBS SEACOAST Phil and Dolly Curtis of Old Orchard Beach are having their moment of fame on Sunday, February 13, on the CBS Sunday Morning Show with contributor Nancy Giles. “We will have a 4-7 minute segment of the show about our falling in love, our honeymoon to visit to all the Reny’s stores in Maine, and about the song Phil’s daughter Catie wrote about this adventure,” Dolly posted on Facebook recently. They were married in 2018. Catie posted that the song, Phil and Dolly’s Honeymoon, “tells the story of my Dad and
Dolly’s honeymoon adventure.” She is a well-known, local, folksong writer and singer. This song can be heard at https://youtu.be/ fmWugSa8nkk.
Tune in to WGME-TV 13 at 9-10:30 a.m. or find CBS News live at www.cbsnews.com/live and on the mobile app. (Photo from Reny’s Facebook page)
Locals “Step Up” To Raise Funds
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Free Fishing Weekend! STATEWIDE Free Fishing Weekend is February 19-20. On these days, any person (except those whose license has been suspended or revoked) may fish without a license. All other laws and regulations apply on these days. Consider inviting a neighbor, friend, colleague, family member, or youth to join in on the fun! Here are a few tips for introducing someone to ice fishing: Target warm water species such as perch, chain pickerel, and bass for an action-filled day to help first timers get hooked. Bring a warm drink or meal such as hot cocoa, hot dogs, or chili! The experience of being on the ice is what makes ice fishing memorable for many.
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Make sure they dress warm and pack extra mittens, hats, and socks. Cold hands or feet can be a deal breaker, make sure they are dressed for the conditions and bring extra gear should something get wet. It’s better to have too many layers than not enough. Bring playing cards, a football, a cornhole game or ice skates to help pass the time between flags just for fun!
Health & Fitness
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SOUTH BERWICK AnnMarie Sacca and the staff at Outlook Tavern at The Links, 310 Portland Street, South Berwick, are excited to announce they raised $8,100 this past Saturday, February 5 at the Third Annual Breast Cancer Snowshoe Fundraiser. A whopping 75 snowshoers arrived to help Keep kids engaged with a task. If the kiddo with you isn’t quite ready to set a trap fully on their own, keep them engaged with their own responsibilities. It can be as simple as holding the skimmer, scooping the bait fish, or picking where the next whole will be! Focus on the fun. For newbies, it isn’t about a trophy fish... Avoid super long walks, and aim for a half day... anything beyond that is a bonus!
support the cause! Employee and breast cancer survivor Sacca has been supporting the Komen New Hampshire Snowshoe event annually by hosting a fundraiser and snowshoe event at The Links at Outlook Golf Course. Tickets included access to appetizers, live music, a cash bar, raffle, auction, fire pits outside – and a tromp through the snow along the front nine cart path. 100% of the proceeds went to support the Komen helpline (1-877-GO-KOMEN, helpline@ komen.org), treatment assistance program, breakthrough research, advocacy, and support to patients. If you were unable to attend but would like to donate, visit http://newengland.infokomen.org/goto/annmariesacca22. “Team Annie” will still be accepting donations through the month of February!
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