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How Chocolate Became Tied To Valentine’s Day Heart-shaped boxes filled with decadent treats are coveted gifts on Valentine’s Day. Chocolate lovers typically have a favorite type of chocolate, whether it’s creamy filled truffles or chocolate pieces with fruit or nut fillings. The tradition of gifting chocolate is anything but new. Chocolate and other sweet treats have been offered for centuries as prized gifts. Even ancient Aztecs and Mayans celebrated chocolate and saw it as a hot commodity. Drinks made of cacao beans would be given as presents to people of high status. Chocolate also would be offered to the gods as a token of appreciation. Cacao

beans were even used as a form of currency at one point. During the 17th century, chocolate consumption grew considerably across Europe. Chocolate houses cropped up in London, and the French elite often indulged in chocolate. Chocolate’s popularity continued to grow, but the dessert was not linked to Valentine’s Day until nearly 200 years later. In the mid1800s, an enterprising individual named Richard Cadbury was looking for a way to make chocolate even more popular than it already was. He sought out a method to make drinking chocolate more palatable and created

“eating chocolates.� These chocolates were packaged in decorative boxes. Eventually, Cadbury

saw the benefit of putting images of cupids and roses on the boxes. Cadbury even designed choco-

late boxes in the shape of hearts that could be saved as mementos. These chocolates soon became intertwined with Valentine’s Day celebrations. On the other side of the Atlantic, Milton Hershey dabbled in commercializing chocolate as well. Hershey began as a caramel maker, but experimented with covering the caramels in chocolate in 1894. Hershey would go on to develop one of the most successful brands of chocolate in the United States, which included the famous Hershey bar. In 1907, Hershey launched production See CHOCOLATE page 2...

Beckett Wins Geographic Bee School Competition SOUTH BERWICK Beckett Barlow, a grade 5 student at Marshwood Great Works School (GWS) won the school competition of the National Geographic Bee. The school bee, at which students answered questions on geography, was the first round in the 29th annual

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to compete in their state Bee on March 31, 2017. All state champions are then eligible to win the national championship and its first prize, a $50,000 college scholarship, lifetime membership in the National Geographic Society, and a trip to the Galapagos Islands. The national competitions will be held May 15-17 in Washington D.C. Everyone can test their geography knowledge by downloading the GeoBee Challenge, National Geographic app, with more than 1,000 questions culled from past bees. The National Geographic Society is one of the world’s larg-

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Lanigan Bridge Progress Report KENNEBUNK If you've driven through Dock Square lately, you've noted the progress that's been made on the Lanigan Bridge in recent days. In the weeks ahead, even more changes are coming. They include: This week: Traffic flow will change to the other lane of the bridge as more work is done on the other side, especially in the vicinity of the Clam Shack. The pedestrian bridge will be built, though it won't be open

to foot traffic just yet. February 10: The pedestrian bridge opens. There will be a ribbon cutting and celebrate. March 6 (pending approval by town officials): Ten days' worth of 24-hour-a-day work commences as bridge demolition gets underway. This is also the start of the 45-day full closure period. There will be signs indicating detours, as well as those reminding visitors not to block driveways and that businesses are open.

March 11-13: The in-water pier demolition takes place with the tides, which will include nighttime work.

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Victorian Courtship Tea at Historical Society

NORTH BERWICK On February 19 at 1:30 p.m. the North Berwick Historical Society will have their annual Victorian Tea at the No. Berwick Community Center, 266 Lebanon Road, complete with delicious food treats typical of the period and tea, wonderful tea to warm and refresh. There will be an enactment by Rita Parisi

from Waterfall Productions of a character named Mrs. Gordon, a middle class lady from 1908 who recounts how her husband courted her during the 1890's. Courtship during Victorian times was the only acceptable way young ladies and gentlemen could get acquainted. This portrayal is in keeping with this year's tea theme of Victorian Courtship. Addition-

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Proceeds are designated to apply to the building of the new barn and education building to be constructed on the grounds of the Historic Morrell Sherburne House on Old County Road in No. Berwick, Me. Where various antique farm and industrial equipment will be on display. Entertainment sponsored by the Hackmatack Playhouse. ...CHOCOLATE from page 1 of tear-drop shaped “kisses.� (The chocolates were given their unusual name because of the “smooching� noise made by the chocolate when being manufactured.) The kisses became wildly popular and made for affordable chocolate gifts on Valentine’s Day. Many other chocolate manufacturers soon began packaging their chocolates in special boxes for Valentine’s Day. Russell Stover and Whitmans are two such manufacturers who have long specialized in heart-shaped boxes or other decorative Valentine’s gifts. Traditionally, men have gifted women with boxes of chocolate for Valentine’s Day. How-

ever, that role is reversed in other areas of the world. For example, in Japan, women give gifts — namely chocolates — to the men in their lives to express love, courtesy or social obligation. This tradition first began in 1936 when confectioner Morozoff Ltd. ran the first ever Valentine’s Day ad in Japan through a local English newspaper. By the 1950s, other Japanese confectioners were following suit. Chocolate has long been tied to Valentine’s Day gifting. Whether one believes that chocolate symbolizes heightened status, acts as an aphrodisiac or is just a special treat, chocolates will likely always be associated with the day of love.

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“Corsets and Chevrons: A Salute to Women’s Military History�

YORK On February 15, Old York Historical Society will welcome Aileen Kelly who will present a lecture entitled “Corsets and Chevrons: A Salute to Women’s Military History.� Take a stroll through history and learn about some of America's leading ladies both on and off the battlefield, from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam conflict. Get a glimpse of modern day reenactors and living historians as they strive to represent those brave ladies who paved the way. Aileen Kelly has been a living historian and reenactor

for over 20 years; her areas of specialty include impressions from the Civil War, WWI, and WWII. She has degrees in both history and archaeology and also works as a professional seamstress. She has worked with numerous museums and historic sites across New England as well as being associated with living history groups and events from the Gulf Coast to upstate New York. The program will be held at the Parsons Center, located at 3 Lindsay Road in York, Maine and will be followed by a hearty supper of soup, bread, and

homemade cookies in adjoining Jefferds Tavern. Tickets are $22 per person or $18 for museum members. Tickets should be purchased in advance at www. oldyork.org or by calling 207363-1756.

STATEWIDE Girl Scouts of Maine (GSME) announces that it will host Discover Girl Scout events for potential members and volunteers at locations throughout the state every month. These events will bring together girls from kindergarten through third grade and their caregivers, and allow them to discover why Girl Scouting is important to the development of girls, how it relates to the success of young women today, and the important role that adults play. "Girl Scouts helps girls

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~ News ~ Cider, Song, and Hearth-Cooked Foods at Jefferds Tavern YORK Old York welcomes Eleanor Leger from Eden Specialty Ciders to Jefferds Tavern on February 18. Eden Specialty Ciders is a nationally recognized boutique producer of wine-style ciders carefully

crafted from locally sourced, sustainably grown apples. Come taste a range of beautifully expressive vintage winestyle ciders made with heirloom and true cider variety apples, and without the use of added sugars, colors or flavor-

ings. Eleanor will be interacting with guests about how her products are made and what makes them unique. The tavern will be brought to life by Steve Carrigan and Jim Pendergrast of the folk

Garden Club Scholarships Offered YORK The Old York Garden Club is pleased to announce the availability of a scholarship for full-time students who are Maine residents at Universities and Community Colleges in Maine, as well as UNH. The student must have completed his/her first year of college

Clarification of Justin Perry's Super Bowl Gift Package The cover story in the February 3 edition of The Weekly Sentinel miss-stated that Justin received $17,000 and a trip to the Super Bowl. Justin did not receive any money. He did, however, receive a gifted package worth $17,000 that allowed him to go to the game.

band Great Bay Sailor. The Sailors will be singing maritime tunes, drinking songs, and adding to the merriment! The historic Jefferds Tavern, located at 3 Lindsay Road in York, is an authentic

18th-century setting, with fires in every room. Tickets are $50 per person, $45 for members. Reservations for the event must be made in advance, and can be made at www.oldyork.org or by contacting the museum at 207-363-1756 or programs@oldyork.org.

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Call for Storytellers for SoBo Story Slam at Jewett House SOUTH BERWICK Storyteller slots are available for SoBo Story Slam, “The Agony of Victory, the Thrill of Defeat,” Saturday, March 11, 7-8:30 p.m. A new program offering at Sarah Orne Jewett House Museum and Visitor Center, SoBo Story Slam will feature true stories told by the people who experienced them. Each SoBo Story Slam will have a central theme. Story rules: than older models. The new and retrofitted buses will reduce pollutants that are linked to health problems such as asthma and lung damage.

stories must be true as the storyteller remembers them, 5-7 minutes long, told without notes or props, and must connect with the evening’s theme in a meaningful way. Audience members will vote for their favorite story. Interested storytellers should contact Marilyn Keith Daly, Historic New England South Berwick Site Manager at jewetthouse@historicnewengland.org or call 207-384-2454. www.historicnewengland.org. Sarah Orne Jewett House Museum and Visitor Center is one of 36 house museums owned and operated by Historic New England.

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~ News ~ Red Hat Society Event Inspires Wisdom KENNEBUNK “The Wisdom of Curiosity,” a reflection book designed by Atria Senior Living, was given out as gifts recently at Atria Kennebunk’s Red Hat Society event. More than fifty local Red Hatter’s arrived in style at Atria for an annual complementary luncheon. The members filled the main restaurant and were adorned in pretty pinks, royal purples and hot reds! Charismatic pianist, Dave Hollis gave a timeless performance as everyone cheered through the songs. Community members and Atria residents flipped through their books of “52 weeks of why and wonder” with a feeling of inspiration to stick to and/or start

Ice Dams: Cause and Cure For many people, the biggest concerns in winter are snowstorms and ice storms. But, some of the most serious problems arise when the snow melts. Ice dams can cause severe water leaks and structural damage to homes and businesses.

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Habitat for Humanity Home Progresses Quickly

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~ News ~ Towle Awarded Rotary Club Scholarship ELIOT Scholarship recipient Sophie Towle is 2016 graduate of Marshwood High School in South Berwick and has successfully completed her first semester at Wesleyan University in Connecticut. She visited the South Berwick-Eliot Rotary Club at their recent breakfast meeting at the South Berwick Community Center. While at Marshwood High School, Sophie was an officer and acting president of the Marshwood Interact Club, a group of students dedicated to serving the community and the world through volunteerism, under the guidance of the local Rotary club and school advisors. For years the local Rotary club has raised funds towards its annual scholarship program, the most recent scholarship of $2,500 going to a deserving student in two tranches: the first payment of $2,000 upon suc-

cessful completion of the first semester of post-secondary education, and the remaining $500 the following year under the same conditions. Rotary fundraisers that help build the scholarship fund include the Citizen Appreciation Dinner where one

member of the community is recognized for outstanding service, the sale of lobster rolls at the annual Strawberry Festival in South Berwick, and proceeds from various other Rotary activities. Last year’s scholarship re-

cipient, Grace Pouliot, will be receiving her second payment as she has completed the first semester of her sophomore year of college. Marshwood High School students interested in applying for the Rotary scholarship may obtain applications through the guidance department of the school. Students going on to

post-secondary education who have good grades and have demonstrated strong community service and have the financial need are welcome to apply. Scholarship amounts are dependent on the success of the Rotary club’s fundraising activities during the year, so please continue to support their events so they can continue to help worthy students.

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Saturday, February 11 Date Skate From 4 to 6 p.m. at the Waterhouse center, Kennebunk. Come ice skate with your sweetheart to the love songs of a live DJ. Free and open to the public. Next door, the Kennebunk Inn will offer special Paint the Town Red cocktails and a Date Skate Dinner. www.gokennebunks.com.

Pancake Breakfast Lions Club Breakfast will benefit Project Graduation for Traip Academy and York High School. Held at 117 State Road, Kittery from 7:30-11 a.m. Full breakfast menu. Adults $7, children $3. Wheelchair accessible. FMI: 207-439-3378.

Habitat for Humanity New Volunteer Orientation 9 a.m. at the Habitat for Humanity York County ReStore, 4 Industrial Drive, Kennebunk. All new or interested volunteers are welcome. Please register at www.habitatyorkcounty.org, Volunteer Up. FMI: volunteer@habitatyorkcounty.org or 207-985-4850.

Valentine Dance 7-11 p.m. at the Trail Blazers Family Club, 102 Bills Lane in Wells. DJ Music, Cash Bar! $10 per couple. FMI: 207-251-1738 or 207-4689747.

Sunday, February 12 Chicken Shoot 2 p.m. at the York Elks Lodge

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11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bring a lunch to the Counting House Museum in South Berwick and discover ways to dig into your family’s history. Watch a 30 minute DVD followed by a Q & A session. This week's topic: How to Build Historical Context, moderated by OBHS President, Wendy Pirsig. Sponsored by The Lawrence Law Firm, P.A. Donations gratefully accepted. Next session: March 8. FMI: www.oldberwick.org.

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12-1:30 p.m. Wander the landscapes of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Whether we’ll be walking on frozen footpaths, mucking through a little mud, or snowshoeing on a fresh foot of powder, we will meet at the gazebo at noon. All ages are welcome and no reservations are needed. Free (snowshoe rental is $5.) FMI: wellsreserve.org or 207-646-1555.

Thursday, February 16 MRC Volunteer Meeting All individuals interested in public health and emergency preparedness and response are invited to join volunteers from throughout York County in developing the area's new Medical Reserve Corps. The next meeting is scheduled 6-7 p.m. in Room 202 of the Decary Building on the University of New England's Biddeford campus. The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is a national network of volunteers, organized locally to improve the health and safety of their communities. FMI: Cameron Bubar, UNE Campus Team Leader, at 207-754-4238 or cbubar@une.edu and Martha Morrison, York County Team Leader, at 207-793-4462 or medhelpmaine@ gwi.net.

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~ Pets ~

Safe Haven Animal Society

WELLS Please join us February 12 from 5-9 p.m. for the Beachmere Inn’s “Give Back Dinner Series.� 50 percent of the evening’s food profits are donated to a local nonprofit and Safe Haven has been chosen as the recipient of this generous fundraiser. Dinner is $16.99 per person plus tax. Reservations are encouraged. Beachmere Inn, 62 Beachmere Lane, Ogun-

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quit, 207-646-2021. Cat Socializers needed at Scaredy Cat School. Kitties like Shyloh (shown in photo) await you to play with her and teach her to be brave. The public is learning more about the benefits and good feelings that result when you adopt a kitty that needs and deserves a home more than most. Older cats, long term residents and shy kitties are least likely to be adopted. They often wait for years, while fluffy kittens and outgoing kitties are adopted quickly. We’re so happy to connect with compassionate people who recognize that all kitties deserve good homes.

Because so many kitties remain at our center for years, we ask sponsors to help pay for their supplies and care. Sponsorship is only $10 per month. Please consider visiting, picking out a kitty, and signing up to sponsor. Your name and the kitty’s photo will go on the Sponsorship board at our door. Several original artworks have been donated to Safe Haven, but we need someone to matt and frame them. Can you help? Please call Joyce 2298314. They are the work of a local artist who has gone blind and donated all his work. We really wish to honor this emotional gift and we hope to hear from someone who can do justice to his artist’s collection.

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Animals in Foster Care At any given time, Animal Welfare Society may have some animals available for adoption that aren't actually at AWS, but living in a foster home. While it's typical for puppies and kittens to spend time in foster homes before being available, sometimes there are adult animals who benefit from living in a foster home while waiting to be adopted. A foster home provides animals with more personalized care they might not be able to get at the shelter, whether it be for medical or behavioral needs, as well as a more comforting and relaxing home environment. We have a handful of adoptable animals currently living in foster homes, including:

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Our shelter is in urgent need of Purina One dry cat food in poultry flavors and canned Friskies cat food (poultry flavor). We can always use more volunteers to help at our adoption center and shop. If you have a couple hours a week to help, please call 646-1611 for more info. Our thrift shop has clothing racks on the sidewalk with $1 clothing. These racks are refreshed daily so be sure to check them out! Donations of home dĂŠcor, kitchenware, and jewelry are especially needed now. Thank you and we hope to see

Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Bridget, a gorgeous, very young adult Maine Coon X female feline that has just arrive at the adoption center. Bridget is sporting a blue tiger, buff and white coat, a true fashion statement for a Maine resident. She is sweet, gentle, loving and look-

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after. Izzy is a Catahoula/Lab mix and Ziggy a Pointer mix. Both are up-to-date on shots and spayed/neutered. Both dogs are between 1-2-years old. Perfect family pets, good with other dogs and cats. To make an appointment for a meet and greet with either dog, call Emma's Angels Rescue 207676-5599.

ing to you for a wonderful new family that will appreciate all she has to offer. Bridget has a very small birth defect that has in no way impacted her ability to get around and live life to the fullest. Her front right leg is missing from knee down. Because of her minor disability, Bridget will be seeking an indoor only home for her continued safety and security. She is current on all necessary vaccinations, spayed, and passed her wellness exam and is so looking to move into her new loving home before the next storm. Bridget will do well with children. all adults, non aggressive house cats, and gentle dogs. If you are the single person, or the family that would like to provide a stable loving home for this sweet young lady, Bridget would love to make your acquaintance. In addition to our featured pet of the week we have a limited number of very young kittens, a few teenage kittens and a small selection of young and older adult cats all looking to you for that new loving home. Contact ACAR for information regarding upcoming off-site adoption events. Currently our cupboard is getting pretty low. Our cats’ and kittens’ wish list item of choice is Friskies Poultry-based pate's Wet Food. Donations may be dropped off at our Adoption Center in Sanford or at our Thrift Store in North Berwick. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated! Support For Life Our “Support For Life� program asks for the pledge of a $10 monthly donation. Your $10 combined with the monthly donations of others will help us meet our ongoing expenses and continue our work as a true “No Kill� organization. Donations may be sent to: Another Chance Animal Rescue, PO Box 552, North Berwick, ME 03906.

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~ Library News ~ William Fogg Library Page Turners Book Club Come to the new book club in the Children’s Room Thursdays from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Each month you will read an award-winning juvenile fiction story. Group activities will include weekly discussions, journal writing and crafts. Designed for children in 4th grade and up. Register in person or call the library.

For More Information Call the library at 207-439-9437 or visit www.william-fogg.lib.me.us.

poem are prompts to encourage the reader to reflect on their own experience as expressed in the poem. They can then write, draw or doodle their response. Rousseau, a Catholic nun for 30 years, is now an ordained interfaith minister.

For More Information Call the library at 207-985-2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.

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D.A. Hurd Library Black History Month The library is hosting an exhibit of art pieces, mask faces, and furniture from western Africa. Claudy Boy, a local resident is sharing her favorite pieces by displaying them in the library. Born in North Africa (Casablanca), Claudy spent her younger years in the jungles of Gabon, then in Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire). She finished her schooling in France and returned to Africa in the 70’s to teach sculpture and anatomy at the National Arts Institute. It was then that she rediscovered the aesthetics of the very rich art of western Africa. The exhibit continues through February.

Outreach Service The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, February 15, at 2 p.m. The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, February 22, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

George Muller Classical Trio performs music for a romantic evening on Tuesday, February 14 at 7 p.m. Musicians Jennifer Larson on horn, Katrina Veno on clarinet and George Muller on bassoon perform. Bring your Valentine’s Day friend(s) to enjoy complimentary festive refreshments with this classical trio’s music.

For More Information Call the library at 207-384-3308 or visit www.south-berwick.lib.me.us.

Wells Public Library Teen Crafternoon Wednesday, February 15 at 1 p.m. Stop by the library to try out a new craft! This month it will be crafting Birdseed Ornaments. Supplies provided, you bring the creativity! Free event.

Bad Kitty Party Thursday, February 16 at 6 p.m. You’re on the guest list! Get ready to party with Bad Kitty and all the silliness that always seems to follow her around. Special appearance by the guest of honor! Free event.

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Local author, Helen G. Rousseau is having a book release party on Saturday, February 18 from 2-4 p.m., to celebrate the publishing of her book: “Coming to the Edge: Poems for Writing and Healing.� There are 50 poems divided into three sections: Struggle, Transformation and Dance. After each

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Tuesday, February 14 at 7:30 p.m. The York High School Drama Department, under the direction of George Hosker-Bouley, will present a reading of A. R. Gurney’s “Love Letters,� the perfect way to spend Valentine’s Day with a loved one. The heralded work is a read play that traces the relationship of

Library’s Museum Presents Winter in Maine SACO Visit the Dyer Library/Saco Museum for “Winter in Maine,� on view now through February 25. Maine winters can be long and cold—and in the days before central heat and modern insulated clothing, they probably felt even colder. Frigid temperatures, frozen ground, and mountains of snow can be a challenge, as we all well know. However, New Englanders are hardy people, two friends through the letters they write to each other over a fifty-year period. After the performance guests are invited to chat with the actors and stay for some sweets.

Monthly Poetry Evening Wednesday, February 15 at 7 p.m. Bring poems to share, either your own or favorite poems by someone else. The prompt for February is “troll�; the topic is open for interpretation. Readings from poetry books are welcome. Readings occur in round table format and are facilitated by Priscilla Cookson.

Ed Gerhard Concert Sunday, February 19 at 3 p.m. From Tokyo to Rome and venues across the US, Ed Gerhard’s music has touched audiences all over the world. Performing on 6-string, slide guitar or Acoustic Hawaiian Lap Slide, Gerhard’s virtuosity, generosity and humor shine through. Gerhard will mesmerize.

For More Information Call the library at 207-363-2818 or visit www.york.lib.me.us.

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Family Information Meeting

Seeking family for Wells Home If you or someone you know has a need for safe, decent housing, an ability to pay an affordable mortgage and a willingness to partner with Habitat, find out if you qualify, how to apply, and more. Attend the meeting or go to www.habitatyorkcounty.org for information.

Family Information Meeting Friday, February 17, 2017 6:00 PM St. Davids Church 138 York St Kennebunk, ME Meeting attendance not required to apply.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

Student Exhibit at Just Us Chickens

KITTERY Marshwood High School Students participated in a student art show at Just Us chickens Gallery in Kittery during the month of January. This special student show helped to promote community awareness and provided high school students with the experience of having their work displayed in a gallery. The collection included drawings, paintings and pottery

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the ice dam to allow water behind the dam to drain off the roof, working upward from the lower edge of the dam. • Blow in cold air in the attic with a box fan, aiming it at the underside of the roof where the water is leaking in. This targeted dose of cold air will freeze the water and stop the leak. • Fill the leg of a stocking with a calcium chloride ice melter. Lay the hose onto the

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YORK The York Art Association (YAA), 394 York Street, York Harbor, presents “Music and Artisanal Tasting on Sunday, February 12, 4-5 p.m. Enjoy jazz piano by Drew Poulopoulos in the Gallery; complimentary wine and cheese served. No RSVP required and the event is free to the public. Si-

multaneously, “For the Love of Art� exhibit will be on display through February 26, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Opening reception is Friday, February 10 from 5-7 p.m. YAA members will describe how creativity anchors their lives and why working to sustain and expand creativity in the area is critical. For more information: 207-363-4049.

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~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, May I ask about FaceBook? If so How do I get Fox News off my FB? Thanks, Yvonne Dear Yvonne, If Fox News is showing up on your Facebook news feed, then you must have either liked it or followed it in the past. Or, perhaps some of your friends on Facebook are sharing Fox news stories. Either way, you can get rid of things that you don't want to show up on your news feed. If one of your friends is sharing posts from Fox News, you can simply click the small dropdown arrow in the upper-right corner of the post, then from the drop-down list, click "Hide all from Fox News". If you are getting Fox News ads in your timeline, you can do the same as above, (Click the drop down arrow) then click "Hide ad". Finally, if you are getting Fox News on your news feed because you have liked the page

at some point, just go to the Fox News facebook page and point to the button that says, "Liked". A small button will pop up that says, "Unlike This Page", click on that button. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, My OS is Win 7. My question in about My Music File. Recently I copied & pasted a two of my Christmas CDs into the "My Music" file. I can't get them to play when I select a song. I'm sure I was able to do this before & it seems like I could open # 1 & then Win Media player would play all in a loop. I loaded them by opening the CD then using copy & past & I pasted them to "My Music" file into a folder I had created there for each CD. I can see all songs in those folders but cant even play one by opening it with Win Media Player. Now the 3 songs that come with Win7 play OK. What am I doing wrong? Thank you, Gary

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is interfering with your work, here are some things you can try. 1. Reboot your computer. Sometimes that is all it takes to get back to work. Just save your open files (if you can), then click on "Start" point to "Power" and then click on "restart". 2. Close programs that are running in the background. If your computer is trying to do too many things at once, this will reduce the workload. Just press Ctrl + Alt + Del at the same time, click on "Task Manager" and check the running apps. You can also click on "More Details" in the lower-left corner of task manager then click the "Startup" tab. Here you can disable program that are starting automatically when Windows starts. 3. If you have a small amount of RAM (Random Access Memory) on your computer, you can add more RAM (if your computer can take it). For example, I have 16GB of RAM on my computer, but I often work on computers that have only 2 or 4 GB. Since buying the cor-

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Rose Kennedy Greenway Carousel Talk ELIOT Sanctuary Arts in Eliot offers a free talk on Saturday, February 18 at 2 p.m., with Jeffrey Briggs, a carousel designer and a sculptor of custom supreme carousels for the past 30 years, who shares his three-year process and vision in creating the Rose Kennedy Greenway Carousel in Boston Massachusetts. Jeff was the designer, sculptor and art director for the oneof-a-kind Boston Greenway Carousel. Instead of traditional horses for this carousel, a group of wildlife from the land, sea and air of Massachusetts were created to carry its riders. The characters for the carousel were inspired by drawings done by Boston schoolchildren. In the talk, Jeff uses the individual characters to demonstrate the

Free February Continues at the Museum KENNEBUNK The Brick Store Museum is showing its love for the Kennebunks by presenting the Free February program, to coincide with the Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Arundel Chamber of Commerce’s Paint the Town Red initiative. Regional residents and guests are welcome with free admission for the entire month of February. With the Free February program, the museum opens two new exhibitions: “Aweigh We Go: Sailing Ships of the Kennebunks,� and “The Weapons Collection,� along with current exhibitions “Design & Function: Furniture, Portraits and Art, 1685-1840,� “Local Scenes/Local Artists,� and “What’s in a Game?� For more information, visit www.brickstoremuseum.org or call 207-985-4802.

Rock My Soul Accepting New Members SOUTH BERWICK Rock My Soul, a secular choir known in the Seacoast for lively, roots-based gospel music and rich harmonies, is accepting new singers for the 2017 season. Rock My Soul will welcome new members at rehearsals throughout the month of February. Rehearsals take place every Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at First Parish Federated Church, 150 Main St. (on the corner of Main and Academy) in South Berwick. Those interested in joining can call Boyer at 207-450-8016 or visit www.projectmusicworks.org for more information.

collaboration required to design and make this carousel which has become a iconic art feature on the Boston waterfront. Jeff worked as principal designer for the Fabricon Carousel Company of New York City for 25 years, creating numerous carousels operating in Singapore, Finland, Saudi

Band Students Selected for Music Honors Festival ELIOT The following Marshwood Middle School Grade 7 and 8 band students were selected to participate in the York County Junior High School Music Honors Festival Band held on Saturday, February 4 at Biddeford Middle School: Gwen Rojas, oboe (8); Owen Byrne, clarinet (8); Parker Swanson, clarinet (8); Erin Galvin, bass clarinet (8); Ned Whitesell, trumpet (8), Ryan Bisson, trombone (8); Nick Maddison, tuba (8); Parker Pease, tuba (7).

Arabia, Bolivia and throughout the United States. Jeff has 40 years experience working with clients in all phases of custom theme and design development. He has also worked on projects for Disneyland, Euro Disney, FAO Schwartz, Eddie Bauer and L.L.Bean. Jeff holds a bachelor in science education from Tufts University and a diploma in painting from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The 45 minute talk includes a brief personal history, the development of the Greenway carousel mission statement and a description of the layers of decision-makers and technical knowledge needed to create a custom carousel. The talk explains how these elements combine to determine the final design of a work of collaborative art. For information, call 207 438-9826 or visit www.sanctuaryarts.org.

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the public and free, but contributions are welcome. If contributions are given by check they may be made to First Congregational Church, (and on the memo line: “Organ Restoration Fund�). A capital campaign is underway to restore the church’s 1854 E. & G. G. Hook organ, originally built for South Congregational Church and given to First Church in 1916. The organ is a significant part of Kennebunkport history and it is in nearly original condition. First Church is actively soliciting community support for its restoration. For more information, email joyceorganist@aol.com or visit www.firstchurchkport.org.

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MS Group Meets at Lobster Cove YORK The York Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Coffee and Conversation Get Together will meet on Saturday, February 11, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Lobster Cove Restaurant, 756 York St, York. The group meets monthly on the second Saturday of the month. All those affected by MS,

their families, and friends, are invited to come and meet others who are dealing with many of the same issues. It is a time to make friends, share, and learn from others. For more information, email Debbie Byron at debrajbyron@aol.com or call 207351-8232.

Free Women’s Health Screening YORK Take charge of your health by taking good care of yourself! Schedule your free 3D Mammogram and PAP Screening by calling York Hospital at 207-3512037. Dr. Amanda Demetri-Lewis DO, Breast Radiologist and Dr. Erron Kinsler MD, OB/GYN will be providing these free services on Friday, February 17 between 1-4 p.m. at York Hospital Breast Care located at 15 Hospital Drive in York. Appointments are

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Health & Fitness “Help Make CPR in Schools Cool� Initiative STATEWIDE Subway stores in Maine will participate in a campaign that began in early February with a goal to place CPR in Schools Kits in several Maine high schools. The campaign, which will conclude in May, benefits the American Heart Association (AHA) in Maine and supports their goal to train all Maine high school students in Hands-Only CPR. Subway customers will be asked to contribute to the “Help Make CPR in Maine Schools Cool� initiative by making a donation at participating Subway stores. “In recognition of the Maine Legislature’s 2015 passage of a law that requires all graduating high school seniors be offered training in HandOnly CPR, the AHA in Maine wants to distribute as many CPR in Schools kits as possible during 2017 and 2018,� said Becky Smith, the AHA’s Government Relations Director. Passed in 2014, the bill LD 556 "An Act To Require Public Schools To Offer Instruction

Related to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and the Use of an Automated External Defibrillator" requires all Maine schools to offer CPR training to students at some point during their high school years, but does not currently include a graduation requirement. Here are some reasons why Maine’s young people should learn Hands-Only CPR: Maine’s high schools could train 12,000-13,000 students each year, creating a generation of lifesavers. Most out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen at home and youth are often called upon to help. According to the AHA, 90 percent of people who suffer outof-hospital cardiac arrests die. CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a cardiac arrest victim’s chance of survival. Survival rates drop as much as 10 percent for every minute that goes by without bystander CPR. In Maine’s rural communities, CPR is even more critical to a victim’s chances of survival. Only 41 percent of people

who experience a cardiac arrest at home, work or in public get the immediate help. If called on to give CPR in an emergency, it will most likely be to save the life of a loved one: a child, a spouse, a parent or a

friend. The CPR in Schools Training Kit empowers students to learn the core skills of CPR in under 30 minutes, and it teaches AED skills and choking relief. The easy-to-use kit is designed specifically for the needs of school educators. It’s portable, allowing for convenient movement from

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What are the Secrets to a Long-Lasting Relationship? Every February 14, starry-eyed couples celebrating Valentine’s Day strive to find just the right setting to create a romantic night on the town. But relationships are about more than candle-light dinners and slow dancing in the moonlight, and making them last beyond the initial infatuation is no easy thing. “Under the best of circumstances it takes much love, devotion and especially an

enduring commitment between partners to make a relationship work,� says academic D. Scott Trettenero, author of “Master the Mystery of Human Nature: Resolving the Conflict of Opposing Values.� “Unfortunately, there is no rule book or instruction manual that guarantees success.�An obvious reason is that conflict is inevitable because men and women look at and approach their problems from different

perspectives. “Men tend to use the left brain point of view which is characterized by thinking while women tend to be more right brain and feeling by nature,� Trettenero says. “Men generally use logic and reason to make what they consider objective choices and decisions. Women generally use emotional values to make more subjective choices and decisions. “It needs to be stated that

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of life but it doesn’t always work out that each partner is growing at the same pace or in the same direction. This calls for both to be able to adapt and embrace the changes each may make. • Conflicts will always be present. The whole system of human interaction is perfectly created for conflict, and any relationship will never be immune to them. Conflicts of interest within a relationship can sometimes escalate into devastating and traumatic experiences. But it’s possible to rise above or defuse these situations, Trettenero says. It all begins with understanding yourself so you can be true to who you are. It also means that you make sure that your significant other be true to themselves. • With intention and commitment, everything can be overcome. Conflict resolution in a marriage is one of the most important ways to make it or break it. The best way to handle a disagreement is to try to find a way that allows both parties to feel good about the results rather than try to overpower the other. Discuss each of your points of view and be sure to listen to each other while respecting their opinions. “Trying to give advice on how to make a marriage work is tricky, especially when speaking in general terms, because what might work for one couple might be exactly wrong for another,â€? Trettenero says. “One thing is clear to those who are married and want to remain married; communication between partners is critical and deserves equal attention by both. D. Scott Trettenero is an academic of human temperaments which formed the basis of his first book “Unlocking the T-Code.â€? His recent book “Master the Mystery of Human Nature: Resolving the Conflict of Opposing Valuesâ€? (www.masterthemysterybook. com), helps readers learn about themselves, others and how the world really works because of our differences. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by stock articles.

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People and Business Profiles Gail Campagna Receives “Grace Under Fire Award” CAPE NEDDICK New England native, Gail Campagna has received the “Grace Under Fire Award” from Two Roads Hospitality’s recent summit amongst 600 of her peer leaders in the organization. Gail was recognized for serving as the Director of People Services during the transformation of Cliff House in Cape Neddick and making positive contributions to the overall company. Despite Cliff House’s inconvenient delays, Gail led the charge in a very complex multiphased opening of a world class resort. She faced timing delays and seasonality considerations, but at every turn, Gail remained poised, calm, reassuring of the team members and management – as well as thoughtfully managed the communications and

timing considerations within the community. The brand is proud to recognize Gail for this prestigious honor and will celebrate all of the amazing Cliff House team members who continue to bring authenticity to hospitality as the resort flourishes.

Toys for Tots Program Enjoys Successful Season YORK COUNTY The Southern York County Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program was very successful this season due to the efforts of many individuals and organizations, according to Mel Bates, Co-coordinator of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program. The program, in its 70th year, covers all children of families in need, from newborn to age 17. “We wish to thank all the schools in York and Eliot along with their teachers and parents for their help and participation. Also, thanks to York High School Boys' Hockey team, their coaches and supporters who helped make a positive difference! Special thanks to all personnel of the York Fire Department along with Hannaford's Supermarket who

again this year had their annual Stuff a Firetruck with toys,” stated Bates. Bates continued: “The old story 'It takes a village/town to help a child' has proven to be true. Banks, restaurants, private businesses, organizations such as the Elks, VFW, Rotary, Naval Shipyard, York Chamber of Commerce have all been large contributors. St Christopher's Church was once again a gracious host along with the dozens of hard working individuals who helped pickup, deliver and setup. They, along with all the 'elves' during the December 14 toy distribution and Libby's campground, allowing a POD to be placed on it's property, all deserve thanks. Appreciation is expressed for all those involved in making this a successful campaign.”

Gypsies Visit Atria Kennebunk KENNEBUNK Atria Kennebunk residents embarked on a journey through the senses at a Gypsy fair featuring three lovely caravan crusaders: Madama Gwafar, Tsula and Dyanah! The gypsies met with participating residents to share secrets of success, living with intention and creative ways to seek enrichment. Residents were asked to fill out their deepest wishes and desires for the current year, and were told they would read them in a years’ time to see how they’ve evolved. This time-capsule event is

located close-by, that accepted her insurance. Ultimately, Susan was in search of a Birthing Team and Hospital that would support her wishes to have a VBAC – vaginal birth after Cesarean – which is only offered at select hospitals. Susan’s first birth had progressed much differently than she had envisioned. Anticipating and excited for a low intervention birth experience, as labor

ming, these goals are indeed possible. This unique project is part of Atria’s new 2017 Wisdom of Curiosity Planner and will be used as a helpful tool to guide residents to exceed their own expectations. Madam Gwafar

Fabulous Find Benefits Earth, Sea & Space Center and Kittery Historical and Naval Museum KITTERY The Friends of the Earth, Sea & Space Center is one of the nonprofits selected to be the recipient of funds raised at The Fabulous Find, 139 State Road (Route 1) in Kittery, during the month of February; also chosen was the Kittery Historical and Naval Museum, Each month, the store selects several nonprofits to receive proceeds from that month¹s sales. “We are so grateful to be chosen! The New Year is the

perfect time to clean out your closets and donate to The Fabulous Find,” says Crystal Kent, chair of the Friends of the Earth, Sea & Space Center. “Donating – and shopping their wonderful selection of items – is an easy way to raise funds for the Center and for the Kittery Historical and Naval Museum. We hope everyone who cares about our project, and the Museum, will head to The Fabulous Find and support their generous efforts.” The Friends of the Earth,

Sea & Space Center is a nonprofit organization working to develop a state-of-the-art science center in Dover, NH. The project has identified a site, secured their architect, exhibit designers, and project manager, and completed geotech studies on the site. They have now embarked on the first phase of fundraising. To learn more, visit www. thefabulousfind.org and visit www.earthseaspacemuseum. org.

Ogunquit Design Company Awarded Best of Houzz 2017 OGUNQUIT Thomas Lynch Design, Inc. of Ogunquit, Maine has won “Best of Customer Service” on Houzz®, the leading platform for home remodeling and design. The 5-year-old garden and landscape design company was chosen by more than 40 million monthly unique users that comprise the Houzz community from among more than one million active home building, remodeling and design industry

Traver Family Grateful for VBAC at York Hospital YORK Susan Traver and her family moved to Kittery from England just over a year ago. Already expecting her second child when she returned to the States, Susan was looking for a birthing team that was the perfect fit for both her and her growing family. She wanted a team who would not only put her at ease throughout her pregnancy and delivery, but also one within a practice

sweeping the nation in many different ways at all Atria communities as a way to help residents attain awareness of their goals and how to reach them. With the help and encouragement of Atria’s Engage Life program-

approached she was faced with a low-lying placenta and blood loss, and was disappointed when told that an emergency C-section was needed. Although her first experience hadn’t gone as she had hoped, Susan wasn’t swayed by the assumption that once you have a C-section, all of your babies to follow must be delivered the same. With that mindset, Susan began to research providers in

professionals. The Best of Houzz is awarded annually in three categories: Design, Customer Service and Photography. Design award winners’ work was the most popular among the more than 40 million monthly users on Houzz. Customer Service honors are based on several factors, including the number and quality of client reviews a professional received in 2016. Architecture and interior design photographers whose images were most popular are recognized with the Photography award. A “Best Of Houzz 2017” badge will appear on winners’ profiles, as a sign of their commitment to excellence. These badges help homeowners identify popular and top-rated home professionals in

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Maine Income Tax Filing Underway STATEWIDE The Maine Revenue Service (MRS) is now accepting paper or electronically filed 2016 Maine income tax returns. The deadline for 2016 submissions is Tuesday, April 18, 2017. Maine income tax forms are available online at: w w w.maine.gov/revenue/ forms. As of January 1, 2016, military retirement plan benefits, including survivor benefits, are exempt from Maine income tax. Changes have also been made to Maine's Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Maine Tax Credit, which is available to certain college graduates. A refundable Sales Tax Fairness Credit is also now available.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Leave the Legacy You Want with this Checklist A lifetime of hard work may have rewarded you with a nice home and hefty bank accounts, but what happens to all those assets once you’re gone? Maybe you want everything to go to the kids. Perhaps a charity or a cause you champion should get a portion. And what happens if, before you die, your mental capacity diminishes and you can no longer make decisions for yourself?

Just thinking about your final wishes – or mentioning them to a close friend over coffee – isn’t enough. “I believe too many people don’t do the proper planning to make sure that any wealth they’ve accumulated over the years ends up where they want it to,” says Jaime Cowper, president of Unity Financial Advisors. “Of course, that’s not going to cause any problems for the deceased because they’ll be gone.

Gas Prices Continue To Decline NEW ENGLAND Prices in the Northeast followed the national average and continued down this week. The latest U.S. Energy Information Administration report shows that regional gasoline supply increased by 0.9 million bbl last week, to a total of 71.6 million bbl. Vermont’s current price is $2.34 per gallon, which is 2 cents lower than one week ago, and 38 cents higher than one year ago. New Hampshire’s current price is $2.24 per gallon, which is 2 cents lower than one week ago and 44 cents higher than one year ago. Maine’s current price is $2.35 per gallon, which is 4 cents lower than one week ago and 46 cents higher than one year ago. Massachusetts current

price is $2.28 per gallon, which is 2 cents lower than one week ago and 42 cents higher than one year ago. “The average price of gas in New England continues to decline as U.S. oil production increases,” Dan Goodman, manager of public affairs for AAA Northern New England. The low demand and abundant supply should help to continue to push prices even lower as we head into February.” Market watchers willkeep a close eye on U.S. production and the impact it has on supply and demand. Motorists can find current gas prices along their route with the free AAA Mobile app for iPhone, iPad and Android. The app can also be used to map a route, find discounts, book a hotel and access AAA roadside assistance. Learn more at AAA. com/mobile.

Those left behind, though, could end up feuding over property, paying more taxes than necessary, or just becoming stressed as they try to put together the puzzle pieces of your estate.” But you don’t have to leave your heirs guessing about your intentions. Cowper suggests an estate-management checklist to make sure everything is in order. And if you’re lacking with any item on the list, she says, a financial professional can help steer you in the right direction. • A will. This is perhaps the best known document for letting your final wishes be known, yet it’s not as widely used as you

might assume. Just 36 percent of American adults have a will, according to a Rocket Lawyer estate-planning survey by Harris Poll. If you don’t have one, it’s time to remedy that. “It’s especially important to have a will if you have minor children because you can use the will to name a guardian for them,” Cowper says. • Healthcare documents. Like it or not, as you near the end of your life you could reach a point where you’re no longer capable of making medical decisions for yourself. The right documents can spell out your wishes for health care and you can also

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People and Business Profiles

Sarah Stanley Welcomed at Kennebunk Land Trust KENNEBUNK The Kennebunk Land Trust (KLT) is pleased and excited to welcome Sarah Stanley as the organization’s Development and Administrative Manager. “Sarah brings a unique blend of attributes, skill, experience and enthusiasm to her new position” said Gordon Collins, KLT’s Executive Director. “We look forward to everyone welcoming her to the Trust” As a native of southern Maine, Sarah has demonstrated a deep commitment to the state through her interest in the environment and conservation. She is a Registered Maine Guide, is certified in CPR and Wilderness First Aid, and holds a private pilot’s license and seaplane rating. “I am eager to contribute to the work of the Kennebunk Land Trust” said Stanley “and am excited to join such a welcoming organization and community”

Sarah graduated from Bates College where she double majored in Environmental Studies and Politics and minored in Geology. While at Bates, Sarah was a chairperson and member of several committees, including the college’s Institutional Planning Committee. Sarah’s previous background in environmental program development and public education gained during her time

with both the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) as well as with Maine’s Department of Parks and Lands equips her with a skillset that will serve the Kennebunk Land Trust well. As an intern with the Maine Department of Park and Lands, Sarah not only spearheaded several environmental programs which drew over one hundred participants to Vaughan Woods Memorial State Park, but she also created innovative methods to promote the work of the organization through social media, radio, and print; she plans on applying these strategies at the land trust. Sarah is eager to immerse herself in the work of the Kennebunk Land Trust and assist in promoting its mission by connecting with members, volunteers, the board of directors, and community partners. To learn more, visit www.kennebunklandtrust.org.

YCCC Hires Dr. Stephen Paulone as Full-Time Business Faculty WELLS York County Community College (YCCC) is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Stephen Paulone as the newest full-time faculty member in the Business Department. Dr. Paulone has over twenty-five years of experience in manufacturing, marketing and finance, and has held such positions as marketing manager, manager of new product development, marketing program manager, director of marketing and finance director. He even had his own business as a consultant in business structure, business and market analysis and customer acquisition and retention. He has taught full time and part time for almost 20 years. Prior to coming to YCCC, he had extensive educational experience as a faculty member, director of graduate

King Named to Leadership Role on Energy & Natural Resources Committee WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Angus King (IMaine) recently announced that he has been named the Ranking Member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee’s Subcommittee on Water and Power. The Subcommittee on Water and Power is responsible for overseeing programs related

to irrigation, reclamation projects, including related flood control purposes; power marketing administrations; energy development impacts on water resources; groundwater resources and management; hydroelectric power; low head hydro; and energy related aspects of deepwater ports. As Ranking Member, Senator King

will lead the Subcommittee along with the Chairman, Senator Jeff Flake (R-Az.). “Tailoring smart regulations and providing access to affordable, clean energy that allows Maine people, small business owners, and farmers to succeed will be my top priorities as I take the helm of this important

subcommittee along with my friend and colleague, Senator Jeff Flake,” Senator King said. “I look forward to working in a collaborative, bipartisan fashion to achieve these goals.” Senator King was also named to the Subcommittee on National Parks and the Subcommittee on Energy.

delivering there.” After labor began, Susan described her experience as “straightforward, almost like night and day from my first baby.” Susan said she had a “good delivery which began early in the evening” resulting in the birth of Blake early the next morning! “The experience of getting to hold Blake right after her birth was so nice, and to have

her right near me was wonderful. I had experienced a more painful and somewhat scary delivery before, so I was so happy to be able to have the birth experience I had hoped for.” Susan said that Dr. Cervenka and the team of birthing nurses and doctors were “great, calm, helpful and reassuring the entire time.” According to Dr. Bob Cervenka, “York Hospital OB/GYN Surgical and Midwifery, as well as family physicians delivering at York Hospital are proud to offer a vaginal birth after cesarean section (VBAC) to our patients. We are selecting patients with an interest in VBAC, one prior C-section and a low-risk profile to be given that option. The process of developing this service was one that involved input and close scrutiny from Nursing leadership and staff, along with Administration, Anesthesia and our Board of Trustees. As advocates for Women’s Health Care, we are

excited to give patients the ability to get these services locally. We are confident that our VBAC patients like Susan will be given excellent care, in a safe environment at York Hospital.” For more information about York Hospital OB/GYN Surgical & Midwifery: 207-3513455.

...VBAC from page 28 Dr. Robert “Bob” Cervenka. After meeting him, along with the entire at York Hospital OB/ GYN and taking a tour of York Hospital Family Care & Birthing Center, Susan felt very comfortable, which put any reservations to rest. “I can’t say enough good things about all of the nurses and doctors at York Hospital; I couldn’t be happier about my choice, and felt very confident

The Traver family welcomes Baby Blake to the family.

...LIBRARIES from page 13 explore the way Mainers have worked and played in the cold winter months over the last 200 years. The exhibition will examine traditional winter work, such as logging and ice harvesting, as well as a variety of winter outdoor recreations like sledding, skating, snowshoeing, and skiing. Since frosty air, both indoors and out, make it a struggle to stay warm, “Winter in Maine” will also feature an array of household accessories and clothing items aimed at

business programs and educational consultant. While in the corporate world, he had created the first electronic catalog in the bearing industry, created the first website for a Fortune 100 company, led the effort on new product development of over $1 billion of projects, created the concept through production process for several divisions of a major corporation, consulted in financial services software for the surety insurance industry, and helped lead the first e business and services venture for a major manufacturing company. He has also served on committees for the State of Connecticut and Waterbury Chamber of Commerce in the area of economic development. “YCCC is very happy that Steve is joining the team in Academic Affairs. He brings to us on-line and classroom teaching experience and management experience in the industry.” said Paula Gagnon, YCCC’s Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs “Steve’s skills and experience will enhance our already strong programs in Business, and Accounting.” Dr. Paulone holds a Doctorate in Financial Management from Northcentral University. He received his MBA, concentration in marketing, and MS, concentration in Finance, from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and received his undergraduate degree from Fairfield University. He currently makes his home in Kennebunk with his wife Suzanne. They have two children and six grandchildren who all love to visit Maine and enjoy the great lifestyle of the region. For more information: www.yccc.edu.

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~ Obituaries ~

Robert E. Ames, 85 Georgia R. Caffrey, YORK – Robert E. Ames, 83 85, of Plaisted Rd., passed away on Wednesday, January 25, 2017 at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. He was born December 6, 1931 in Pittsfield, ME, a son of the late Errol and Hesther (Matthews) Ames. He served in the United States Air Force. He worked at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for many years. Robert was a very private family man who enjoyed working around the house, reading and tinkering with small engines. He was an engineer who appreciated how things worked. He also enjoyed New England sports teams, especially the Patriots and was a member of the Boardman-Ellis V.F.W. He leaves his wife Norma I. (Mercier) Ames; a son Bryant R. Ames of York; 2 daughters; Jean S. Salisbury and her husband Homer of Pittsfield, and Cheryl M. Jordan and her husband James of Tulsa, OK; 6 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held privately at the convenience of the family. Lucas & Eaton Funeral Home, York, is assisting with arrangements. Visit www. lucaseatonfuneralhome.com.

SCARBOROUGH – Georgia Roberta Caffrey died February 4, 2017 at The Maine Veterans’ Homes, in Scarborough, following a long illness. Born November 12, 1933 in Lawrence, MA, the daughter of Raymond F. and Ruth D. (Scanlon) Caffrey, she was a graduate of St. Augustine School (Tower Hill) and St. Mary High School, in Lawrence. She attended Lowell Normal School before enlisting in the U.S. Navy and was honorably discharged in 1956. Miss Caffrey worked as an editor at Houghton Mifflin Publishing Company in Boston. In 1970 she received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Simmons College in Boston. For many years she worked as a freelance proofreader of college textbooks, working from homes in Attleboro Falls, MA and later in Maine at Moody Beach and Newfield. Declining health caused her to move to The Maine Veterans’ Homes in Scarborough. Miss Caffrey was predeceased by her brothers, Raymond F. Caffrey, Jr. and Wil-

liam H. Caffrey. She is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, Thomas F. and Eleanor E. Caffrey, of Wells. She is also survived by her sisters-in-law, Pauline H. Caffrey of Mt. Juliet, TN and Cathleen M. Caffrey of York. She also leaves eight nieces and nephews: Raymond F. Caffrey, III, Louise H. Caffrey, Michael P. Caffrey, Maura E. Caffrey, Matthew A. Caffrey, Sarah F. Bachand, Alanna S. Rosenberg, and Meaghan C. Caffrey, and many grandnieces and grandnephews. The family would like to extend their thanks to the staff at the Maine Veteran’s Homes for the care and kindness extended to Georgia during her stay at the Scarborough facility. A Funeral Mass was celebrated on February 8, at Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish at St. Theresa’s Church, 22 Plymouth St., Methuen, MA. Burial followed in St. Mary’s Cemetery in Lawrence, MA. Memorial contributions may be made in Georgia’s name to the charity of one’s choice. To send an online condolence or for more information, visit www. breenfuneralhome.com.

Michael Blair Cobb, 60 SOUTH BERWICK – Michael B. Cobb, 60, died unexpectedly on February 1, 2017 at the age of 60. Mike, Michael, Cobby, however you knew him, was loved and cherished by his family and friends. He, was born in Bangor, in 1956 to Henry Blair Cobb, Jr. and Hilda Julia (Seilonen) Cobb. He attended Belfast Area High School. As a boy, he had a paper route and when his route was done he

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Doris M. Cushing, 81 ELIOT – Doris M. Cushing, 81, of Portsmouth, NH died peacefully Sunday, January 28, 2017 at The Edgewood Centre. Doris is one of nine children born to the late Mose and Santa (Columbo) Bellucci. Born April 11, 1935 in Portsmouth, NH, she attended Portsmouth schools, graduating See CUSHING page 31...

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~ News ~ Notable Achievement Among Local College Students Castleton University, Castleton, VT John Hamme of Lebanon was named to the 2016 ECFC AllAcademic Team. To be eligible for the ECFC All-Academic team, a student-athlete must have maintained a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.3 or higher while minimally being a sophomore in standing with two years of participation on the football team. The following students were named to the Dean's List for the fall semester of the 2016-17 academic year. Students must maintain full-time status and a semester grade point average of 3.5. Those named: Shaughnessey Gower of Lebanon, Erin McKenna of York.

Coastal Carolina University, Conway, SC Jackson Cogger, a junior majoring in management, from Cape Neddick, was among 2,253 students who made the Fall 2016 Dean's List. To qualify for the Dean's List, upperclassmen must earn a 3.5 grade point average.

Colby College, Waterville, ME The following Colby College were students named to the Dean's List for outstanding academic achievement during the fall semester of the 2016-17 year. Students on this

list have earned a semester grade point average of 3.75 or higher. Those named: Jessica Batchelder of Kittery Point, Hannah Bossi of South Berwick, Tamar Cimenian of Wells, Katherine Gillespie of Arundel, Olivia Hammer-Grant of Kennebunk, Devyn Harding of Wells, Jenna Rumble of York, Madeline Taylor of Wells, Joseph Yauch of York.

point average of 3.5 or higher for a 16-credit semester. Those named: Elizabeth Andrews of Wells, Eimile Bowden of York, Reilly Boyle of Wells, Hannah Bragdon of Wells, Courtney Burns of York, Olivia Cavalieri of York, Hayley Deluca of York, Brian Hippern of Kittery, Emma Leisentritt of Eliot, Abigail Moulton of Wells, Seth Woodsum of Arundel.

Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH

University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT

Dean's List, students must achieve a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours in graded courses. Those named: Cassandra Lewis of South Berwick, majoring in biology, Amanda Couture of South Berwick, majoring in nursing.

Kelia Ingraham of Kennebunk has been named to its Dean's List for Fall 2016.

Curry College, Milton, MA The college announces the Dean's List for the Fall 2016 semester. To qualify, students must earn a 3.30 GPA, have no incompletes, and have no grade lower than a "C". Those named: Nicholas Deveau of South Berwick, Alex McLean of Eliot, Brandon Metevier of Kittery.

Emmanuel College, Boston, MA Students who qualit y for the Dean's List must achieve a grade

Iowa State University, Ames, IA Alyssa Weigle of Kennebunk has been named to the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences Fall 2016 Dean's List. Dean's List students have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Kent State University, Kent, OH Zhamilya Suieubayeva, a Senior studying Architecture within the College of Architecture and Environmental Design, was named to the Fall 2016 Dean's List. To qualify for this honor, undergraduate students must obtain a 3.400 GPA or higher while maintaining 12 or

more credit hours in a semester.

Mount Ida College, Newton, MA Heather Pollock, a Professional Studies in Education major from Berwick, has been named to the Dean's List for achieving a GPA of 3.33 or higher.

Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA Listed on the Dean's List for the fall semester, 2016: Renee Lessard, of Arundel, a strategic communications-public relations major. Lauren Tishkevich, of Kennebunk, a finance and economics major. A 2014 graduate of Kennebunk High School. The dean's list recognizes students who achieve a grade point average of 3.4 or higher out of a possible 4.0 for the semester.

Western New England University, Springfield, MA Rachel Bolduc, of Lebanon, has been named to the President's List at Western New England University for the Fall semester. Bolduc is working toward a degree in Criminal Justice. Students are named to the President's List for achieving a semester grade point average of 3.80 or higher.

Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI Full-time students who complete 12 or more credits per semester and earn a GPA of 3.4 or higher

are placed on the Dean's List. Those named: Elliott Allen of South Berwick, Kaitlyn Tufts of Wells, Abigail Ferland of York, Sarah Wood of Eliot.

University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH The following students have been named to the Dean's List at the University for the fall 2016 semester. Abigail Robinson of Arundel, Honors; Gabrielle Hanson of Berwick, High Honors; Meredith Feenstra of Berwick, Highest Honors; Kyle Morman of Berwick, Highest Honors; Eric Warner of Cape Neddick, Honors; Justin O'Donnell of Cape Neddick, High Honors; John Fernald of Eliot, Honors; Douglas Thompson of Eliot, Highest Honors; Benjamin Gildersleeve of Eliot, High Honors; Logan Smith of Eliot, High Honors; Sydney Jackman of Eliot, Highest Honors; Chloe Schmir of Eliot, Highest Honors; Rebecca Thompson of Eliot, Highest Honors; Elliott Greene of Eliot, High Honors; Emily Counts of Kennebunk, High Honors; Morganne Rothweiler of Kennebunk, Honors; Cara Small of Kennebunk, High Honors; Carlton Robie of Kennebunk, Highest Honors; Megan Cadigan of Kennebunkport, Highest Honors; Isabella Mutch of Kittery, Highest Honors; Samantha Leiper of Lebanon, High Honors; George Main of

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...CUSHING from page 30 from Portsmouth High School in 1953. She worked at Watts Fluid Power in Kittery, for 11 years. She also worked at The Edgewood Centre in Portsmouth, NH, retiring after 21 years. Doris enjoyed cooking and baking for family and friends and she also enjoyed knitting and crocheting. Survivors include four children, Andy Leary of Tennessee, David and Sally Leary of Eliot, Susan and Gregg Seward of Eliot, and John Leary of Seabrook, NH, eleven grandchildren and 12 great-Granchildren. Sisters Josephine Cavallaro of Methuen, MA and Gloria Ayotte of Exeter, NH. Doris is pre-deceased by 3 sisters, Madeline DeGraff, Antoinette Littlejohn, and Clarice Cooley and 3 brothers, Americo, Mose, and George Bellucci. Doris’s family would like to thank the entire staff at The Edgewood Centre for their caring and loving support during her stay there. Per Doris’s request, there will be no calling hours. Graveside services will be in the spring at Calvary Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Baran Place Garden Club, c/o Sandy Burkett, 150 Beech Road, Apt 18, Eliot, ME, 03903 or The Edgewood Centre Activities Department, 928 South Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Visit: www.jspelkeyfuneralhome.com to sign the online guest book, send a condolence card or to share a memory. Care for the Cushing family has been entrusted to the J. S. Pelkey Funeral Home.

Richard D. Goodwin, 100 NORTH BERWICK – Richard D. Goodwin of Maple Street, North Berwick, passed away Saturday, February 4, 2017 after a long and prosperous life of 100 years. Richard was the son of Joseph and Lois (Hayes) Goodwin and born in the same house he would live in for his 100 years of life. After graduating from North Berwick High School in 1935, his father taught him how to hand weave and eventually the weaving machines at the Woolen Mill. Richard wove many of the blankets that were used for the soldiers during WWII. During the WWII era, he served with the US Coast Guard Reserve in port security as a coast watcher. After the war, he continued at the mill becoming very knowledgeable at fixing looms. His mastery in the craft made him sought after by many mills, even as far away as North Carolina. Richard also ran Goodwin’s Greenhouses on Maple Street, a hobby that his mother started in their home in

the 1920’s that turned into an icon for its outstanding quality of plants. The greenhouse was closed in 2012 when Richard turned 95. Richard was proud to share that he’d been one of the first Eagle Scouts in town as well as a Sea Scout. He was also very proud to be the current holder of the Boston Post Cane for the oldest living citizen in North Berwick. He was a member of the First Congregational Church of North Berwick, 70 year member of Yorkshire Lodge #179 AF & AM, OES, Order of Redmen and life member of Bauneg Beg Grange. Richard was pre-deceased by his wife of nearly 50 years, Dorothy Menter Goodwin in 1986, as well as two sisters, Lois Littlefield and Marjorie Sargent and son-in-law, Roger Easley. Surviving are his son, Daniel Goodwin and his wife Sandra; daughter Linda Easley all of North Berwick; 5 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and 4 great-great grandchildren. Visitation will be held Friday, February 10, at 3 p.m. with a Masonic Service at 4:30 p.m., immediately followed by a funeral service at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Spring interment in the Hillside Cemetery North Berwick. Family flowers only. Friends who wish may contribute to First Congregation Church, P.O. Box 565, North Berwick, ME 03906. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home. Condolences may be expressed at www. JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

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BA Sophomore on Track to Hit 1,000 Point Milestone in Bulldog Basketball Career SOUTH BERWICK – The Berwick Academy Girls Varsity Basketball team is 2-6 so far this season with four of the six losses by margins of 10 points or less and one in overtime. Despite the slow start for the Bulldogs, star sophomore guard Adara Groman of Stratham, NH, is having quite the season scoring 270 points in a mere nine games, averaging 30 points per game. Groman, who has been a member of the Berwick Varsity team since eighth grade, was named team MVP, an EIL AllLeague Player, and a NEPSAC All-Star her freshman year. She scored an incredible 308 points that season, which is remarkable considering she missed the first ten games due to a knee injury. Her impressive point total was accumulated in just eight games. As starting point guard in her sophomore year

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for the Berwick Academy Bulldogs she is on par to reach the coveted 1,000 points early into her junior year, if not sooner. If she is able to reach this goal she will only be the second female in the school’s history to reach such a milestone. After last week’s double overtime loss to league rival Lexington Christian Academy, where Groman scored a career high 47 points, she is sitting at 720 points in her career with the Bulldogs. Groman will continue to chip away at the 1,000-point milestone with 12 games remaining on the schedule. After losing some key returning players from the 20152016 season the Berwick Bull-

dogs were left with a rather young and inexperienced team. "Even as a sophomore Adara has become the leader of the team. She understands what is needed on both ends of the court for the team to have success, and she tries to help teach the other players to understand these principles. Adara is one of the most talented players in our league who can score from any area on the court." Says Head Coach Jim Smucker. Groman is the knowledgeable playmaker that the Bulldogs need to make things happen on the court. A talented outside shooter, she also has the ability to drive to the hoop and weave between defenders.

Adara Groman, star sophomore guard for Berwick Academy Girls’ Varsity Basketball team has scored 270 points in only nine games, averaging 30 points per game. (FB photo, reference berwickacademy.org)

Aside from her ability to score, Groman adds 187 career rebounds, and will look to push that past 200 by the end of the season. On top of that she has added an impressive 181 steals

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Girls' Varsity Basketball Monday, Feb. 6 Berwick 59, Landmark 36 The Berwick Academy girls varsity basketball team beat Landmark school 59 -36, improving their record to 6-8. Sophmore point gaurd Adara Groman (Stratham NH) put up 45 points, 8 steals and 8 rebounds. Groman is averaging an impressive 30.4 points a game and is 18 away from hitting the 1000 point milestone, which will likely happen this Wednesday

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The Wildcats came back from a 4-3 deficit to beat the Hawks 8-4 Wed at DIA. Chase Gagnon led the Hawks with 2 goals, Henry Honkonen and Connor Kean each added one for the Hawks. Jared Tomblin and Honkonen each added two assists.

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~ News ~ Dwyer of South Berwick, High Honors; Haley Hartman of South Berwick, Honors; Lucas Howarth of South Berwick, Honors; Deirdre LaSelva of South Berwick, Highest Honors; Joshua Gagnon of South Berwick, Honors; Grace Smith of South Berwick, High Honors; Page Holmes of South Berwick, Honors; Julian Gale of South Berwick, Highest Honors; Jacqueline Boyko of Wells, Honors; Marlena Casarella of Wells, High

Honors; Adrienne Perron of Wells, High Honors; Megan McDonald of Wells, High Honors; Alexa Bando of York, Highest Honors; Castine Bernardy of York, High Honors; Hayley Byrne of York, Highest Honors; Talia Pepin of York, High Honors; Rachel Kelley of York, Highest Honors; Abigail Leclerc of York, High Honors; Jack Rohrer of York, High Honors; Adam Crepeau of York, Highest Honors; Georgianna Knowles

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the month. All are welcome. FMI: Find the Committee on Facebook or contact Rick Burns, Chair at rickburnscarpentry@hotmail.com, or 207-698-1526.

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4-6 p.m. at the Trail Blazers Family Club, 102 Bills Lane in Wells. Always the third Saturday of the month! Adults $7, children $3. Take out available. FMI: 207-3370663.

tickets will be given away to the first 100 people through the doors. The raffle prize is a $50 gift certifi cate to Black Trumpet Restaurant in Portsmouth. Otherwise enjoy over 20 vendors selling locallygrown, raised, or made products!

...ACHIEVE from page 31 Lebanon, Highest Honors; Christopher Ziadeh of Lebanon, Highest Honors; Harley Regonini of North Berwick, Highest Honors; Paige Morin of North Berwick, Highest Honors; Serena Lockhart of North Berwick, High Honors; Jeffrey Anderson of North Berwick, Honors; Carsten Kocek of North Berwick, Highest Honors; Charles

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10 a.m. in the downstairs meeting room of the Berwick Town Hall. The purpose of the meeting will be to ratify a set of by-laws and to elect committee chairs for Finance, Communications, Voter Registration, and Voter Education. The Berwick Democratic Committee meets every third Saturday of

Ham and Bean Supper

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Concerts at United Methodist Church Held at 3 p.m. at the West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Rd. Jim Prendergast and Ellen Carlson perform vintage country music from '20's to the '70's. $15 adults, $10 youths. Max family donation $35. FMI: 207-985-2831.

ing, Sean P McKenna of York, majoring in Chemical Engineering, Emma Margaret Bychok of Cape Neddick, majoring in Elementary Education–BA, Kateri B Gomes of North Berwick, majoring in Biomedical Engineering, Mackenzie Rose Fogarty of South Berwick, majoring in Film Media, Liam Williams of South Berwick, majoring in Chemical Engineering, Hannah K Will of York, ME, majoring in Communication Studies, Eleanor Grace Cifrino of York, majoring in Pharm D, Amanda Marie Hamilton of York, majoring in Biological Sciences, Graem Winfield Timmons of York, majoring in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Derek John Murphy of York, majoring in Chinese, Garrett David Paavola of York, majoring in Nutrition and Dietetics, Sydney Pearl Robinson of Wells, majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

of York, Honors; Cyle Ziegler of York, Highest Honors; Johan Hugo Helder of Veenendaal, Honors. Students named to the Dean's List at the University of New Hampshire are students who have earned recognition through their superior scholastic performance during a semester enrolled in a full-time course load (12 or more graded credits). Highest honors are awarded to students who earn a semester grade point average of 3.85 or better out of a possible 4.0. Students with a 3.65 to 3.84 average are awarded high honors and students whose grade point average is 3.5 through 3.64 are awarded honors.

University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI Students who qualif y for the Dean's List, must have completed 12 or more credits during a semester for letter grades with at least a 3.30 quality point average. Those named: Hannah Grace Lally of Kittery Point, majoring in English, Michael R Vittori of South Berwick, majoring in Pharm D, Michael Robert Consaga of York, majoring in Pharm D, Cameron W Frecker of York, majoring in Landscape Architecture, Olivia P Leroux of York, majoring in Nurs-

Siena College, Loudonville, NY Anna Springfield has been named to the Siena College Dean's List for the Fall 2016 semester. She is a Biology BS major from South Berwick. To be named to the Dean's List, a student's grade point average for the semester must be between 3.5 and 3.89.

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~ News ~ 1950s Theme Day at Atria KENNEBUNK Atria Senior Living Residents across the nation and in Canada celebrated with a champagne toast to honor all residents and give thanks for all they do. Atria Kennebunk paired a 50’s theme day with the toast to make it extra special. Earlier that day, strawberry shakes and old fashion root beer floats were blended by the 50’s gals during a classic rock luncheon. This month also marked Resident Appreciation month and was

...GROMAN from page 34 Varsity Soccer program at Berwick Academy. Head Coach Travis Derr shares that “Adara is a fierce competitor, who played a critical role for the Varsity Soccer team in the midfield and defense as both a freshman and sophomore. Regardless of the opponent or what position she played, we could always count on Adara to disrupt the oppositions play and start our attack. It comes as no surprise that she leads the basketball team and possibly the league in steals. She anticipates the opposition’s moves/plays on the field

...LEGACY from page 21 and court extremely well.” In addition to her career on the Hilltop, Groman participates in the AAU community where she has played under Coach Coates of the Spartans program for the past four years. She has trained with Coach Freeman of the New Hampshire Elite, and will look to add her talents to the Mass Lady Rivals this coming spring. As of this publication, the February 8 game has not yet been played, and may result in Groman hitting the 1,000 point milestone!

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filled with programs on both Atria Kennebunk’s Life Guidance Neighborhood (memory care) and Independent Living community. Native American Story Teller, Anne Jennison led a large group into traditional song and drumming. Variety musicians, Rick and Lorri got residents and staff dancing to their groovy tunes, resident Neva Wolfe celebrated her 100th birthday with entertainer Larry Gowell and learned how to salsa dance with Engage Life Director, Amber Wilson. Pianist Dave Ernst gave an iafternoon performance, residents traveled to China with Ron Falong, and laughed at the witty humor of Gary Crocker at a comedy hour. Atria residents were also given a Dinner and Theatre night with a themed supper “Roman Holiday.” New to Atria and seen with a pair of shades at Atria 50’s theme day with Marylyn Monroe… couple Arline and Philip Sanford said, “The management itself and atmosphere is very pleasant. Everyone is willing to help you. The events they dream up are very interesting and enjoyable and there is always music.”

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