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African Children’s Choir Sing for their Schooling By Timothy Gillis WELLS Over the years, the African Children’s Choir has played before presidents, heads of state and even the Queen of England for her diamond jubilee. The choir has also had the honor of singing alongside artists like Paul McCartney, Annie Lennox, Keith Urban, and Mariah Carey. This month, regular folks like us will get a chance to take in their youthful, international sounds at three different local venues as part of their ninemonth tour world tour. They

The African Children’s Choir takes a well-deserved break from singing to enjoy their trip to the United States (photograph by Sarah Wanyana)

are singing for their supper, in a sense. They are raising money that will help them return to Uganda, where the members of this choir hail, and support their

schooling up through and including university. Amy Berry, tour leader for the choir, cut her proverbial teeth as a social worker. She has vis-

ited and done mission work in Uganda on five different occasions. She graduated from East Tennessee State University in 2016 with a degree in social work.

“I have a huge heart for Uganda and its people,” she said. “I learned about the African Children’s Choir through a friend of a former chaperone. I knew this was an amazing opportunity for me (to) realize my next step in serving in Uganda.” Berry grew up in a small town called Bluff City, TN, and this work has helped expose her to international concerns. “When the children first come, many things are brand new to them. A group of the girls See CHOIR page 7...

Women’s Ice Hockey, Here to Stay YORK The U.S. Women’s Ice Hockey team just celebrated winning gold at the Olympics. Not so long ago, the committee reportedly considered removing the sport from the Olympics since there was no parity with other nations: it was always Canada or the U.S. competing for the highest prize. And while

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that was the case again this year—with the US team edging Canada on penalties—the level of talented female players has risen across the globe. A local woman got her start in the sport as a youngster, when she was the lone female competing with a bunch of boys. Mandy Cronin credits her parents, Rose and Jim, for being her biggest supporters and helping her move from early experiences at local rinks to going pro in Canada. “We moved to York in 1983 from the Dayton, Ohio, area with five children, ages 3, 8, 10,

16, 17,” said Rose. “Mandy was the youngest and had to always follow around to wherever her siblings were going. That is how she began to play ice hockey.” Mandy has seen the sport come a long way since those days. When she was younger, there were no girls’ teams in the area to join. “I was 12 when I tried out for the Seacoast Spartans and made the team as the first girl,” she said this week. “That was when I first tried playing goalie.” Although she had no experience before that tryout, she beat out

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Shakespeare’s Source for The Fool, 11 Plays Unearthed By Timothy Gillis SEACOAST There’s excitement in the world of Shakespeare. It’s a monumental find. Impartial advertising calls it the most important discovery since the mid-1800’s. Academe considers it the Olympian summit in scholarship. A new book called “A Brief Discourse of Rebellion and Rebels by George North: A Newly Uncovered Manuscript Source for Shakespeare’s Plays” by Dennis McCarthy (pictured) and June Schlueter has the lit-

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some of Shakespeare’s linguistic inventions in this story’s lede. That’s right, among the 1,700 words that the “sweet swan of Avon” added to the language, seven appear in the first four sentences. And another one: Marketing. The book is in only its third week of publication and already requires a second printing. By all accounts, it’s a discovery of the most important Shakespearean source after “Plutarch’s Lives,” the works of Hall and Hollinshed, Ovid and The Bible.

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sign on with the University of Maine at Orono. After graduating, she headed north for more opportunities. See HOCKEY page 30... Dennis McCarthy and June Schlueter’s book connects eleven of Shakespeare’s plays with the earlier source, using WCopyfind, a digital program to identify words and phrases that were in both. “I’ve spent the past twelve years studying the connection between Shakespeare and the North family,” McCarthy said at Martingale Wharf last weekend. He was led to believe that sources for works in Shakespeare’s canon were in a family estate library in England and were referenced in a 1927 auction catalog. “I was positive there would be some sort of source. I was really hoping for a single eleSee SHAKESPEARE page 4...

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Help Us Locate This Long Lost Mother

PERKINS COVE John and Clare Platt are searching all over. But this is not the type of search where Google will be much help. They are trying to find John’s biological family. They have been able

to find out quite a bit, relatively speaking, about his father, but locating his mother is still proving elusive. Perhaps you can help. “My husband was adopted in Montreal in 1958 and,

after years of searching for birth family, has recently been reunited with two half-sisters on his father’s side. We now know that his father chartered a sailing ship out of Perkins Cove in the 1950s and we understand from his sisters that his father may have met his mother in Ogunquit as well, although the identity of his mother remains a mystery,� says Clare from the United Kingdom, where they now reside. The story is that John was adopted in Montreal in June 1958. Hospital records suggest that his mother may have been 23 years old (i.e. born in 1935) and that she was born in Canada, however the records are not wholly accurate and sometimes contradictory. For example, John’s official documentation states that his date of birth was Sept. 6, 1958, but hospital records indicate that he was

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lyze their results and have even solved some adoption cases using DNA and good, old fashioned genealogy,� Barker said. “Clare has been tracing her husband’s heritage and trying to ascertain the identity of his birth mother after having already identified the birth father through DNA. “In October 2016, Clare’s husband John’s Ancestry DNA test results came back, and it showed that he had some very close DNA matches on his father’s side, first and second cousins in fact. This knowledge eventually led to finding the name of his birth father, Jon Lambert, who was born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1925. He also found two half-sisters. Although there are conflicting dates and information, it appears John was born in Montreal on October 6, 1958. Hospital records indicate that his mother was a 23-year old named Michelle Smith who was born in Canada, but this cannot be verified. Unfortunately, adoption records in Quebec Province are currently still sealed. DNA matches that appear to be on the maternal side have thus far only been fourth to sixth cousins. John’s results have just recently been transferred to FamilyTreeDNA, so it is hoped that being in another giant DNA database will shed some light on the mystery. Although John appears to be mostly of French extraction, he can still join the Maine Gaeltacht DNA Project, where many members also have French, English and Scottish heritage. By joining the study, it might be possible to narrow down closer DNA matches on his maternal side.� John Platt’s biological See LOST page 5...

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Schooled in Shakespeare

By Timothy Gillis A former colleague of mine said he had to read all of Shakespeare’s plays while a student at Bowdoin College. Three times. Once before the class, again during a few meetings, and then again after, when writing an essay. When we taught together,

students read Romeo and Juliet, MacBeth, and Hamlet, though there was talk of replacing Shakepeare’s tale of two young lovers with the pop sensation Twilight by Stephanie Meyers. Now students at Maine high schools read one or two works—most probably including Hamlet, one of the

Bard’s least accessible plays. At Traip Academy, students at all levels tackle Shakespeare’s tale of the tortured Dane pondering whether “to be or not to be.� Carla Landers, a teacher there for fourteen years, says she will sometimes use Othello, depending on the lesson. For a psychology unit, they explore

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~ News ~ ...LOST from page 2 father, Jon Lambert, spent the summer months chartering a sailing ship out of Perkins Cove {in the 1950s} and this is where John’s sisters think it is most likely that their father would have met John’s mother, Clare told The Weekly Sentinel in an email. A relative thought that Jon Lambert had dated a woman with the last surname of Francis in 1956-57. It would seem possible that a FrenchCanadian woman who was vacationing in the Ogunquit area met Jon Lambert, got pregnant, and then went back to Montreal to have the baby. “We don’t know anything for sure—just lots of anecdotes and possibilities‌ but I honestly believe that our only chance now is for someone who knew about John’s birth to see or hear something of our search,â€? Clare wrote. Jon Lambert’s genealogy includes the surnames Girard/ Durard, Pepin dit LaChance, Boisvert, Storer and Littlefield, all French and English surnames that have been in Maine for a long time. It is still hoped that the magic of DNA will solve this family mystery. But, as the Platt family hopes, someone out there might just know something.

As Clare Platt writes, “Anyway it has been an interesting journey and has had a happy ending for John in meeting his sisters. He also now knows where his love of sailing and boats came from as this was always a strong pull for him and his adoptive family had no interest in or knowledge of sailing—it was quite literally in his blood.� If you know anyone with any of the aforementioned surnames, please contact The Weekly Sentinel by calling 207646-8448 or emailing editer@ theweeklysentinel.com. For more information on the Maine Irish Heritage Center and its Maine Gaeltacht DNA Project, see the website: www. maineirish.com, as well as check out their Facebook page. The MIHC Library is open every Friday, 10am-2pm. Consultations are $25/1 hour for members, $35/1 hour for non-members. Article written by Matthew Jude Barker with contributions from Timothy Gillis.

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Taste of Wells: A Delicious Success

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able to raise more than $2,300. Thanks to our participants and to everyone who came out on a cold rainy day to enjoy great food and drinks, visit with neighbors, and support two important causes. There’s something to be said about neighbors helping neighbors and you all showed true community spirit. We had approximately 200 guests— some from as far as Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Thank you all for attending. Nine local food and beverage contestants presented themed dishes to our local celebrity panel of judges, Norm Dufour, chef du jour of MC Perkins in Ogunquit, Dr. Barbara Finkelstein, president of York County Community College, and Raina Keim of The Weekly Sentinel. Our profound thanks for bringing your special talents to our event and making it such a special day. This year’s theme was “Winter Warm-Up� and the Best Taste of Wells Judges Award went to Ahtesh Emporium Beer & Wine (1927 Post Road, Wells).

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~ News ~ ...CHOIR from page 1 were very interested in hearing about mailboxes, what the flag on the side of a box means, and how the mail works. I spent about 45 minutes explaining that process,� said Berry, adding that children have been sending letters and photos back to their families. Chaperones commit to one tour, which lasts nine months. Alice Nambooze, the choir conductor from Uganda, is on her third tour. She traveled in the choir when she was eight to North America. On her second tour, she was 18 and still in the choir. Nambooze became the conductor for this tour. “The kids are very interested in singing and traveling,� she said. “They get to study while they here. And the choir raises money for their continued education back home.� Nambooze, 26, is from a district called Luwero in the central part of Uganda. She has ten half brothers and sisters. She studied Business Administration and specialized in Finance in university. The choir will perform some songs in English and some in Luganda, one of the major languages of Uganda. Tunes include “Rejoice,� “He’s Got the Whole World in his Hands,� and “This Little Light of Mine.� Music for Life (MFL - the

parent organization for The African Children’s Choir) works in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa. MFL has educated more than 52,000 children and impacted the lives of over 100,000 people through its relief and development programs during its history. MFL purpose is to help create new leadership for tomorrow’s Africa, by focusing on education. The African Children’s Choir is a nonprofit humanitarian and relief organization dedicated to helping Africa’s most vulnerable children today so they

can help Africa tomorrow. Janefer, 8, has been with the African’s Children for nine months, two and half months of which have been spent in the US. “We went to the aquarium in Baltimore, and to Washington, D.C. I love to see people who love to dream. I love literacy classes,� she said. Of Maine? “It is nice, but the cold weather!� Promotional support of this community concert is greatly appreciated. No tickets. Donations appreciated. For details, visit www.africanchildrenschoir.com.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

Get Down with Latin Dance Music

KITTERY “Get Cozy,� the Portsmouth Orchestra Company’s chamber music series, continues Sunday, March 11 at 3 p.m. with Latin American dance music at The Dance Hall in Kittery. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. The 7 Rivers Wind Quintet will perform compositions by Marquez, Piazzolla, and D’Rivera featuring the Tango, Alborada, and Habanera dances. The 7 Rivers Wind Quintet consists of PSO members Karen Marceau, flute; Jonathan Tefft, oboe; John Ferraro, clarinet; Susan Williams, horn; and Rick Shepard, bassoon. MyPSO guest artist, violinist Marlow Hubbard will be

opening the program with a Piazzolla violin solo piece, “Vuelvo al Sur.� Hubbard is a senior at York High School. She has been studying the violin for 11 years

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and has been part of the Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra for two years. The full Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra will perform their spring mainstage concert on Sunday, March 25 at 3pm. Get Cozy with the PSO chamber music concerts occur monthly and will conclude April 22, 2018 with a MyPSO Student Chamber recital. To view the complete schedule or to purchase tickets, visit www.portsmouthsymphony.org.

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KITTERY The Seacoast Wind Ensemble (SWE) will perform a “Legacy Concert� which pays tribute to wind bands on March 3, at 7 p.m. at the Star Theater at 120 Rogers Road in Kittery. SWE performs under the direction of Dr. Mark Stickney. Join them as they celebrate the rich history of the wind band. In the first half of the concert, SWE will explore the legacy of earlyto mid-20th century composers, including music by Leroy Anderson, Vincent Persichetti, and John Philip Sousa. The concert will then move to the 21st century and the music of Emmy Award-winning composer Julie

Giroux, award-winning William Owens, Japanese composer Satoshi Yagisawa, and more, showcasing the present and future of the wind band. SWE performs under the direction of Artistic Director/ Conductor, Dr. Mark Stickney, who is director of bands at Plymouth State University and Assistant Conductor, Jonathan Roth, who is music director of the Shapleigh School in Kittery. To learn more, visit their website, www.seacoastwindensemble.org. Interested parties can add their name to an email list to be notified about upcoming concerts so that they don’t miss a beat!

Lookie Lookie Heats up the Hall KITTERY Lookie Lookie brings its Latin beats to The Dance Hall on Saturday, March 3 at 8 p.m. The Boston-based band is the brainchild of bassist Chris Maclachlan, best known for his work in the punk band Human Sexual Response. Maclachlan has an abiding love for Latin BugalĂş, a crossover genre invented by Newyorican musicians in the 1960s. Incredibly fun and catchy, BugalĂş lies somewhere between the stately Cuban sounds of the 50s and the manic high salsa of the 70s. Top artists included Joe Cuba and Ricardo Ray, whose tunes form the backbone of the band’s repertoire. The band is indeed named for an early Ricardo Ray hit, “Lookie Lookie,â€? which encapsulates some of the panAmerican fusion that went into BugalĂş. Along with playing, just

about everybody in the band sings, in Spanish and English. The band has a melange of styles that includes Afro-Cuban rhythms, mambo, rock and soul. All eight members come from other bands, in a variety of styles, but this is one “side project� that captured all of their imaginations. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door and can be purchased at www.thedancehallkittery.org.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ School Chorus Attends Junior High Music Festival YORK COUNTY A few weekends ago, thirteen Marshwood Middle School Chorus students attended the York County Junior High Music Festival. The students were nominated by their school chorus director and practiced after school for their two day festival. They were joined by 100 seventh and eighth grade students from ten area middle schools. They rehearsed with guest conductor Jason Anderson from Houlton High School. Students pictured are: front row - Sara Riley, Allison Wharton; second row - AJ Gori, Erica

Hamelin, Madison LaForce, Carter Cragun, Ben Byrd, Danielle Siraco; third row - Amerah

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Marshwood Middle Schoolers Play in Music Festival ELIOT Music director Dave Miller and ten Marshwood Middle School band students participated in the two-day York County Junior High School Music Festival at Saco Middle School and Bonny Eagle Middle School two weeks ago. Miller nominated the students to participate in the festival. They worked on their music independently and with Miller to prepare for Saturday afternoon’s concert. Students pictured are: front row - Lily Enright (bass clarinet), Tucker Whelan (percussion), Gehrig Hatch (tuba), Haydn Sawyer (French Horn), Andrew Goodwin (clarinet); back row- Kamber Udy (clarinet) Emily Johnson (flute), Andrew Gray (tenor saxophone), Cam Oberg (clarinet) and Parker Pease (trumpet). All

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SOUTH BERWICK On Valentine’s Day, almost 400 musicians in grades four through twelve gathered during their school day to share their talent and love for choral singing at the annual District Choral Festival. This district festival is organized by Marshwood’s three choral directors, Janice Marro

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~ Library News ~

Berwick Public Library Mosaic Stained-Glass Sun Catcher On Wednesday, March 7, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Kitri Doherty will be teaching how to make a mosaic stainedglass sun catcher in this workshop. There is a $10 fee to participate, payable at the workshop. Space is limited.

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D.A. Hurd Library Outreach The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, March 7, at 2 p.m. The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, March 14, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

Wednesday, March 7. The Friends meet at 10:30 a.m.

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March Madness Auction Place a bid on an auction item during our silent auction fundraiser, March Madness, from March 5 through March 27. A brochure with additional information about each item will be available at the adult services desk as well as online. To place a bid, first sign up for a free bid number. Bidding will end at 7 p.m. on March 27. Winning bidders will be notified on March 28.

What’s a Town Historian? The library Genealogy Group will host Steve Spofford, Kennebunk Town Historian, on Saturday, March 3 at 110 a.m. Please note this is an hour later than the usual start time. Spofford will talk about what a town historian does and highlight what’s available at the Brick Store Museum with a focus on the family history section. He’ll also have “so you think you know Kennebunk?� images to quiz attendees. Steve is a lifetime Kennebunk resident and has served as town historian since 2014. The Genealogy Group is free, open to the public. The library will host Larry Dwight, on Wednesday, March 7 at 6 p.m. and his presentation about the blizzard of 1978. This presentation, by Kennebunk resident Dwight, features a collection of personal photos of the damage sustained to his coastal home and the surrounding areas during this

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“My Cousin Rachel� Sunday, March 4 at 3 p.m. A young Englishman plots revenge against his late cousin’s mysterious, beautiful wife, believing her responsible for his death. But his feelings become complicated as he finds himself falling under the beguiling spell of her charms. Rated PG-13 for some sexuality and brief strong language. 106 minutes.

Book Talk “Stamped from the Beginning� Tuesday, March 6 at 10:30 a.m. Michael Behnke will give a presentation on a searing and important recent book. Professor Kendi is professor of history and international relations and the founding director of the Anti-Racist Research and Policy Center at Ameri-

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Italian Conversation Tuesday, March 6 at 6:30 p.m. Parliamo Italiano! Announcing a new group for casual conversation in Italian. The group will meet monthly on the first Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Suitable for those with intermediate to advanced conversational skills in the Italian language.

York History Series: Statehood 1785-1820 Thursday, March 8 at 10:30 a.m. York Historian James Kences will present the fourth in this series about the history of York. This session will cover: the toll of the Revolution on the town; the turbulent years of the Confederation that serve as prelude to the Constitution and the new government of the United States; the French Revolution and two decades of war in Europe; the rise of Portland as a center of commerce; York begins to surrender its authority as county seat to Alfred; and Maine’s success in achieving statehood in the years after the War of 1812. This series is co-sponsored with the Old York Historical Society

“Rwandan Women Rising� Friday, March 9 at 3 p.m. Dr. Swanee Hunt, visionary public servant, activist, and author will speak. An indefatigable advocate for women worldwide and the Founding Director of the Women and Public Policy Program at Harvard’s Kennedy School, her latest book, “Rwandan Women Rising�, is the remarkable story of the women’s role in rebuilding that country after the 1994 genocide.

“Coco� Saturday, March 10 at 6:30 p.m. Aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family’s ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-greatgrandfather, a legendary singer. Rated PG for thematic elements. 105 minutes.

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Health & Fitness Regrow Healthy Hair after Chemo Chemotherapy is designed to attack rapidly dividing cells. Unfortunately, hair follicles are some of the fastest-growing cells in the body. That’s why, within a few weeks of beginning chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer, many women report losing some or all of their hair. BreastCancer.org says that some chemotherapy treatments will only cause hair loss on the head. Others can also cause the loss of hair elsewhere on the body. No treatment can guarantee that hair will not fall out during or after chemotherapy. However, planning ahead for changes in appearance, and taking the steps to help strengthen hair when it begins to grow in again—typically several weeks after treatment—can make a difference. It’s important to note that hair almost always grows

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back after chemotherapy. However, women must be mindful that there may be some distinct changes when hair grows back. Hair can regrow with a different texture. Hair may be curly when it was once straight. Hair may now be thick instead of thin. Hair color may change as well. Other people experience little to no changes. How quickly hair grows back depends on individual health. It can take up to three months before women get a full a head of hair. As the body recovers from chemotherapy and more effectively processes vitamins and other nutrients, those nutrients will be delivered to hair follicles. To promote healthier hair growth, individuals may want to try changing their diets to include ingredients that can be beneficial to hair growth and health. The following are some foods to try. • Salmon: Salmon and

other fatty fish contain omega3 acids that can fuel shiny, full hair. The body does not make omega-3s, so they must be acquired through food. • Greek yogurt: Greek yogurt contains an ingredient known as pantothenic acid, or vitamin B5. This can help improve blood flow to the scalp and also may assist against hair thinning and loss. • Iron: Iron contained in organ meats, fortified cereals, whole grains, and legumes can protect against hair loss. • Eggs: Rich in biotin, eggs can help hair grow. Biotin also helps strengthen brittle fingernails. • Avocados: Avocado contains healthy oils that can fight dry hair and promote shine. Hair loss is a temporary side effect of cancer treatment. With time, patience and a healthy diet, hair can return. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

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Health & Fitness Tooth-Colored Options Part of Orthodontic Evolution

Braces have evolved considerably over the years. With new technologies available, plus an acknowledgment that braces are a necessity for people of various ages and not just children, patients of all ages are choosing orthodontic procedures to give themselves healthy smiles. Orthodontic treatment in some shape or form has been around since 1000 B.C.E. Studies of exhumed Egyptian mummies found that some Egyptians were buried with crude metal bands around their teeth, and archaeologists believe a material may have been tied to these bands to provide

pressure to move the teeth. Ancient Romans and Greeks wrote about bringing newly emerging teeth into proper position by pushing them with fingers. Pierre Fauchard is considered the father of dentistry and a pioneer in the field of orthodontics. Fauchard invented the bandeau, which was a horseshoe-shaped strip of metal with regularly spaced holes to fit around teeth and correct their alignment, states Colgate Oral Care Center. Nowadays, braces have evolved even further, with millions of people choosing from the various types of braces to correct dental problems. The

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early 1970s. Brackets are small and may be the color of metal or enamel. Brackets may be affixed to the front of the teeth or the back. Some people opt for clear plastic aligners, which can be very successful in the hands of trained orthodontists. Many orthodontists use heat-activated nickel-titanium alloy wires that apply constant pressure and do not need to be tightened as frequently. Also, advanced photography and x-rays enable orthodontists to plan treatment plans more effectively. Orthodontists spend two to three years learning how to properly align teeth and jaws, says the American Association of Orthodontists. Braces treatment lasts an average of about two years, with patients visiting the orthodontist every four to six weeks for adjustments. Braces have come a long way. In a short time, anyone can have a beautiful smile to show off. This article was provided by MetroCreative. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by articles from MetroCreative.

SMHC Welcomes New Surgeon YORK COUNTY Southern Maine Health Care is pleased to announce that surgeon John Nadeau, D.O. has joined SMHC Physicians. Nadeau specializes in General Surgery. He graduated from the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his residency at Suburban General Hospital. Nadeau is practicing at SMHC Surgery located at 9 Healthcare Drive in Biddeford.

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Award-Winning Film Airs Switch, an award-winning documentary will be shown at First Parish UU in Kennebunk. The film will be shown at 6:45 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

Saturday, March 3 All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Yorkshire Masonic Lodge, 97 High Street, in North Berwick will host their monthly all-you-can-eat spaghetti supper on from 4:30 to 6 p.m. The menu includes homemade spaghetti sauce, meatballs, salad, garlic bread, beverages, and homemade desserts. The cost is $8 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under, 5 and under free.

Republicans Caucus Wells, Ogunquit, and Kennebunk Republican Municipal Caucuses from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Wells Activity Center, 113 Sanford Road in Wells. Town Registrars will be available from 9 to 9:30 a.m. to register as a Republican. Opening ceremonies and remarks by candidates will take place from 9:30 to 10 a.m. and the individual town

York County Democrats Rally York County Democrats will participate in a statewide virtual rally – attendees will display signs describing what a Democratic victory means. Note: these caucuses are not the Democratic primary for Governor or any other races. No candidates for state, local, or federal office will be chosen on March 4. The Democratic primary is on June 12.

Democrats Caucus, Eliot At 1:30 p.m., in the Eliot Elementary School gymnasium, the Eliot Democrats will be holding its caucus, which is traditionally a meeting of community party members to select candidates, delegates, and to conduct party business. Any student who will turn 18 before or on November 6 is eligible to register to vote immediately, participate in the March 4 Democratic Caucus, and vote in the June 12 Primary election. All new Eliot voters may register at the Caucus or at Eliot Town Hall.

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Alzheimers/Dementia caregivers support group. Meets the First Wednesday of each month to share advice, support, and learn of other resources. Please also bring the person you care for. Bradford on the Common, 3 Huntington Common Dr., Kennebunk, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. FMI: 207-985-2810.

From 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Discover the varied landscapes of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Whether walking on frozen footpaths, mucking through a little mud, or snowshoeing on a fresh foot of powder, meet at the gazebo and start exploring together. For ages 7 and up. Free. (Snowshoe rental $5.) Check wellsreserve. org for weather updates. FMI: 207-646-1555.

American Legion Meeting The monthly Post meeting will be held at the Berwick, Maine Town Hall, 11 Sullivan Square, at 7 p.m. All area veterans are cordially invited to meet with the members of Charles S. Hatch Post #79 and learn about the many activities and events conducted by this very active veterans group. The building is handicapped accessible with ample parking. FMI: 207-475-5534.

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Thursday March 8 Parkinson’s Support Group For individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers to share information and support. Meets the Second Thursday of each month, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Bradford on the Common, 3 Huntington Common Dr., in Kennebunk. FMI: 207-767-9773. Hosted/Sponsored by Coastal Rehab & Huntington Common.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Retail Association of Maine Helps Graduates

STATEWIDE The National Retail Federation Foundation announced that it has formed a partnership with the nonprofit group Jobs for Maine’s Graduates (JMG) to provide the Foundation’s RISE Up training and credentials to students throughout the state. The partnership is made possible through funding and support from the Retail Association of Maine. “Retail is an industry of opportunity and the first employer for millions of teenagers around the country. By providing students with the tools needed to land a job in retail, we’re opening the door for them to learn vital transferable skills that can be used to advance within retail or later

break into a new industry,� said Ellen Davis, NRF Foundation executive director. “We’re eager to see RISE Up take root in Maine to help would-be workers launch promising careers in our thriving industry and to meet the workforce needs of local retailers.� JMG will deliver training for the Retail Industry Fundamentals credential to students at four schools: Lewiston Region Technical Center, Waterville High School, South Portland High School and Mount View High School. Nearly 70 students will take part in the training and JMG plans to grow the program to include more students later this year. “JMG’s primary goal is to prepare students to be successful

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CEO said. “JMG does an excellent job preparing Maine’s young people to be career ready and RISE Up will provide Mainers with a marketable and relevant retail industry credential. The Retail Association of Maine has a strong relationship with the National Retail Federation and the NRF Foundation and RISE Up was created by retailers to help address a real workplace issue. RISE Up will help Maine retailers provide both potential and existing employees the skills they need for the ever-changing retail environment.� The NRF Foundation launched RISE Up in January 2017 and is working with retail, nonprofit and public education partners nationwide to help people—regardless of education, background, economic means or age—acquire the skills they need to secure jobs in retail and advance into promising careers. Since its launch, more than 26,000 learners have completed RISE Up training and creden-

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Home Values Up 5.26 Percent in January STATEWIDE Realtors across Maine report steady activity in most markets. According to Maine Listings, sales of single-family existing homes increased 0.21 percent comparing January 2018 to January 2017. The value of those homes, tracked statistically by the Median Sales Price, indicates a jump in home values of 5.26 percent to an MSP of $200,000 during that same time period. The MSP indicates that half of the homes were sold for more and half sold for less. “Buyers are anxiously awaiting the increased forsale inventory that spring traditionally brings,� says Kim Gleason, president of the Maine Association of Realtors. “The January 2018 forsale inventory is 17 percent below January 2017 due to a strong winter selling season. “Now is a great time to list your property, because buyers are searching for homes in anticipation of spring. Realtors are reporting that multiple offer situations are common in areas that are at full employment. In Maine’s rural areas, buyers are more cautious, but they are finding great values.� Nationwide sales have dipped 4.8 percent comparing January 2018 to January 2017. The National Association of Realtors today announced the national MSP in January was $241,700, an increase of 5.7 percent from January 2017. Regionally, sales in the Northeast declined 7.6 percent while the regional MSP of $269,100 represents a climb of 6.8 percent comparing January to January.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Maine Foundation Boosts Board

OGUNQUIT Four new members representing a diverse cross section of age, professional experience, and backgrounds, were recently elected to the Board of Directors of the Tramuto Foundation, a non-profit that for the past seventeen years has provided college scholarships and grants to non-profit organizations whose mission focuses on improving the lives of others. Founded by Donato Tramuto as a tribute to two friends and their young son who perished on Sept. 11, 2001 when the plane they were traveling on, United Flight 175, hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City, the Tramuto Foundation

Local Bank Helps City Skate Away SANFORD SIS Bank is proud to announce its recent donation of $2,500 to the City of Sanford, to go towards the development and opening of Sanford’s first public ice skating rink. The opening of the ice skating rink, February 27, kicks off the city’s 250th Anniversary celebration. The city, which has partnered with the Sanford Springvale Chamber of Commerce, has organized a full year of events to celebrate its milestone anniversary. Opening a public ice skating rink will provide the community with a place to gather for recreational enjoyment and exercise, as well as set the stage for possible sports programs for all ages. The ice skating rink has been built in Sanford’s Central Park, an advantageous location for its visibility as well as its centrality to the city. On opening day, today, City Mayor Thomas P. Cote will be reading a proclamation followed by a fireworks show with hot chocolate refreshments. “Celebrating the city’s anniversary with an ice skating rink will undoubtedly bring our community that much closer together,� said Blaine Boudreau, SIS bank president & CEO. “We are glad to be able to help the city make this vision a reality, and to be a part of the promotion for recreation and wellness in Sanford.�

annually awards four $20,000 college scholarships to two graduating seniors at Bangor High School and Wells-Ogunquit High School who have overcome adversity in their lives. In addition, the Foundation has awarded tens of thousands of dollars in grants to non-profit organizations in Maine, the United States and throughout the world. “The Tramuto Foundation is now busier than ever as we execute our plans for 2018 and beyond,� said Tramuto. “These new board members are all accomplished professionals who share a strong desire to do something meaningful for those less fortunate. I am so grateful that they have agreed to be active participants in all we are doing now and in the future.� One of the new Board members, Samuel LaPointe, was an early recipient of a Tramuto Foundation college scholarship. Now based in Nashville, TN, LaPointe graduated from

Wells-Ogunquit High School and went on to become a scholar-athlete at Babson College in Wellesley, MA where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. A

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~ Obituaries ~

Helen M. Berg YORK – Helen M. Berg of York, previously of Gardner, MA, left this earth on Monday, February 5, 2018 at home with family by her side. Helen was born in Gardner, the only child

of Remi and Helen Hudon. After her childhood, Helen ventured onto art school in Boston and then to New York City. As an adventurous young woman, she pursued her passion for art as a commercial artist, while modeling with the John Robert Powers Agency, and flying as a flight attendant for National Airlines on Lockheed Lodestars. Helen married John Berg, in 1952, and they returned home to the city of Gardner where they built a family and raised their five children. They were a committed and inspiring team, and their partnership spanned

62 years. She was a strong, beautiful, courageous woman. She put family first, and her absolute priority was always her husband and their children. She filled their home with the big bow window on Cross Street with much love… many plants… lots of baking… and endless projects. While John Berg left his creative mark on the community through the many homes and buildings he built in and around Gardner, Helen was forever an artist. Through her life-long career and passion, she shared her talent across many platforms. She opened a small busi-

ness in Gardner in the 1970’s— The Busy Bee—on Parker Street, and subsequently on Cross Street. There, she taught classes in various forms of arts and crafts. Her multitude of gifts she leaves behind include countless decoupage handbags, boxes, clocks, lamps, dolls, jewelry and paintings. Familiar faces in their community, John Berg served for years as a call firefighter, and Helen gave back through fundraising and hosting and producing events—including fashion shows for Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital, and church ba-

zaars for Sacred Heart. While simultaneously running her business and volunteering, she was endlessly supporting her kids in the stands and the auditorium at Gardner High School sports and plays. Splitting their married life between Gardner and York, Maine, after many summers the Bergs made Maine their permanent home. Working late in life, Helen’s final decades were spent as the Art Director at Salmon Falls Stoneware in Dover, NH. Her tireless creativity inspired her work. Her blueberry basSee BERG page 21...

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...BERG from page 20 kets and vines are some of her original designs, which live on in her body of work, and as patterns duplicated by other artists through the years. Her exclusive bear line, which depicts bears as characters in ordinary moments in life, has become the object of collectors across the country. Having lost her husband John Berg and their son J. Peter Berg, Helen leaves behind three generations of family who will sorely miss her. She constantly encouraged her children to “go for it!� to go, see, try, be and do. Susan Berg and her husband Mike LaPointe are in Gardner, Carrie Cooper and her husband Tim in Maine, Kevin Berg and his wife Donna in California, and Lisa Berg in Maine. Grandchildren — Joey, Katie, Jack, Ben, Nick, Raquel, Peter, Lauren, Beckett, and Helen, and great grandchildren Henry and Rosie will continue to be inspired by her for years to come. Helen touched the lives of many, through her talent, artwork, laughter and gentle spirit. She was timeless, elegant and always quick with a smile and a kind word. She was a woman of strong faith. Helen’s life was celebrated at a Catholic Mass on February 10 at Holy Cross Church, in Templeton, MA— w hich was built by her loving husband, John Berg. Burial will be in the spring. Donations may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Attention: Tribute account 11221308, In memory of Helen Berg, 501 Saint Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 (1800-822-6344).

Mary “Lou� Busconi Blanchard, 92 HOPKINTON, MA / YORK – Mary “Lou� Busconi Blanchard, 92, died Saturday, February 24, 2018 after a short

illness. Born in Framingham, MA, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Josephine Busconi. Mary Lou was raised in Hopkinton, MA, where she attended school and went on to raise her family. She worked very hard all her life. She owned and operated a restaurant for many years as well as a bed and breakfast on Sagamore Beach in Sandwich, MA. In her later years she worked in the tax business with her daughter Kathleen. Mary Lou loved her family as she did life. She had a joy and zest for life and thoroughly enjoyed her last 13 years on the beach in York. She is survived by her five children, Mary Jo Jones Bardsley of York, Patricia Kinnarney of Framingham, MA, Kathleen Thompson of Rochester, NH, Margaret Munck of Supply, NC, and Joseph Kinnarney of Greensboro, NC; as well as 11 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded by her six siblings Anthony Busconi, Yolanda Denny, Mafalda Logan, Angie Turchi, Jenny Tassone and Lewis Busconi and by her husbands Joseph Kinnarney and Kenneth Blanchard. The funeral will take place Friday, March 2, at 9:30 a.m. from the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home, 34 Church Street, Hopkinton, MA. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Church, 20 Church Street, Hopkinton. Burial will follow in St. John’s Cemetery, Hopkinton. Calling hours at the funeral home will be Thursday March 1, 5-8 p.m.

Erika M. DeLorenzo, 88 KENNEBUNK – Erika M. DeLorenzo, 88 of Kennebunk, passed away peacefully February 26, 2018 at the Gosnell Hospice House after a period of failing health. She was born in Bremerhaven, Germany on June 23, 1929, daughter of Johann and Emilie (Boenke) Altschaffel; moving to the United States in her early 20’s. Erika worked as a clerk for the University of New Hampshire and was proud to be a Beautician as well. She enjoyed crafting, gardening and all kinds of flowers and found much joy and solace at the ocean. Erika was pre-deceased by her daughter Marion and her husband, Fred DeLorenzo.

She is survived by her 2 sistersin-law, Jean Strand and Helen DeLorenzo and brother-in-law, Carl Dunbar and his wife, Helga, as well as many nieces, nephews and extended family members. An hour of visitation will be held on Saturday, March 3, 2-3 p.m. followed by funeral services at 3 p.m. at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Spring burial in Evergreen Cemetery in Berwick. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House, 11 Hunnewell Road, Scarborough, ME 04074. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home. Condolences may be expressed at www. johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

Harland F. Jepson, Sr., 88 WELLS – Harland F. Jepson, Sr., 88, passed away peacefully on February 21, 2018. He was born February 10, 1930 to Oscar L. Jepson, Sr. and Lena (Welch) Jepson. He grew up in the town of Wells; went to school there and lived on the family farm. He then went into the U. S. Army and was overseas in Germany. He served his country for two years; 1952-1954. He came back to his home in Wells, and married his Lady, Edithe R. Boston. They have been married

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NORTH BERWICK This week’s featured kitties, and others like them, are why we are holding another wonderful pet friendly event to introduce you, the public to some of our very loving needy companion pets‌ Announcing our 5th Annual Pet Expo on Sunday, April 8, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. ACAR will be sponsoring the best of the best Pet Expo 5 at the North Berwick Elementary School located at 25 Varney Road, North Berwick. The expo will take place in the gymnasium and is free to public. We will be featuring a great number of different animalrelated awareness and rescue organizations on hand to chat

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...JEPSON from page 21 (Boston) and his son, Harland Jepson, Jr. and his wife, Laura wish to express our thanks to the staff at Varney Crossing and Wentworth Hospice for helping us care for Harland when he needed it most. Johnson Funeral Home will be the next step to finalize the comforts that we need at this time, and to be sure Harland is taken care of in the best way possible. With our love and remembrances from the family of Harland F. Jepson, Jr., his wife Laura (Jenkins) Jepson and Harland’s wife, Edithe R. (Boston) Jepson. Goodbye to Harland Sr., until we meet again, we will hold you in our hearts! You will never be alone, Rest in Peace. You are home again. We know this will be your comfort with your family, that loved you as you loved them. A private funeral service will be held in the spring at the home cemetery in Wells, near the Jepson Home. Rev. Charles Jepson, Jr. will be speaking a few words with his comforting voice. Thank you Charles Jepson, Jr; nephew to Harland Jepson, Sr. Condolences may be expressed at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com Contributions in memory of Harland may be made to: Wentworth Homecare

and Hospice, 9 Andrews Road, Somersworth, NH 03878 or Varney Crossing Nursing Care Center, 47 Elm Street, North Berwick, ME 03906.

Rhea I. Sanborn, 71 ELIOT – Rhea I. Sanborn, 71, of Eliot, died on Friday, January 26, 2018, with her family by her side. A Celebration of Life in her honor is planned at The Regatta at 28 Levesque Drive, Eliot, on Saturday, March 3, to begin at 4 p.m. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome. com. Born December 29, 1946 in Wheeling, WV to Bonnie M. (Boone) Wolodkin together with Edward Wolodkin, raised by Edward and Dorothy (Severeid) Wolodkin, she graduated from Triadelphia High School in 1964. After several months caring for (Boone) maternal siblings Karen, Mark and Olivia, she left to Kittery to join her eldest sister Brenda (Wolodkin) Ritner where she assisted with the care of her nieces Kelly and Suzanne. Brenda introduced her to Stephen Sanborn, and the couple dated briefly before he was drafted to Vietnam. After Stephen’s return the couple married in a civil ceremony on February 15, 1969 and purchased their first house

on Cass Street in Portsmouth, NH. In the years following she worked, completed some collegiate coursework and a certification in real estate sales, and along with Stephen, purchased, renovated and managed properties along the New Hampshire seacoast. She began a family in 1978 with the birth of her son Daniel, followed soon after in 1981 by Michael. The new family made homes along the seacoast before settling in Eliot, where the couple began work on a new house. With Stephen she established partnership in Ford Financial Services, Inc. and eventually earned an insurance license and served as Vice President. She worked in the insurance business for over thirty years, helping launch new companies and serving in various corporate roles, enjoying success operating some of the top producing agencies in the country. Illness struck in 2005 in the

form of advanced-stage ovarian cancer, thrusting her into an unusual heroic role. She applied her methodical work style and resilient spirit fighting the progression of the disease for over 12 years, and in the process won the respect of medical staff and other patients of cancer as a coach and mentor. She was an active participant in support events and networks such as the woman’s cancer support group at Portsmouth Regional Hospital, the Stowe Weekend of Hope, and Turning The Tide. As an avid reader, she principally enjoyed fictional works. A warm and generous host, she was proud of a meticulously kept home that she readily extended to family and friends. She loved travel, and over the course of her lifetime she managed to visit four continents, including numerous exotic locales throughout China, England, France, Hong Kong, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Morocco,Scotland, Spain and beyond. Rhea was predeceased by her beloved husband of 48 years, Stephen Wayne Sanborn. She is survived by sons Michael andDaniel Sanborn, siblings Brenda (Wolodkin) Caveney of Vero Beach, FL, Donnah (Wolodkin) Whitaker and spouse Bill of Concord, OH, Edward Wolodkin of Moundsville, WV, and many nieces, nephews and ex-

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ducted into the Portland Sea Dogs Hall of Fame in 2010. Nominations must be received by Friday, March 16. Online nomination forms are available at www.seadogs. com. On the nomination form, people will be asked to describe the actions their nominee takes to make Portland a great place to live and work. Nominations may also be mailed to: Portland Sea Dogs,

ATTN: William Troubh Community Service Award, 271 Park Avenue, Portland, ME 04102. When submitting a nomination please also include your contact information. The winner will be announced and honored in a pre-game ceremony on Saturday, April 28th when the Sea Dogs host the Reading Fightin Phils at 1:00 PM at Hadlock Field. Past winners include John Menario (2015), Roger Goodoak (2016), and Howard Spear (2017).

dation of her college coach, she was invited to try out for the national team. She is quick to clarify that it was not an Olympic team tryout, but was a chance to join the national team for the 4 Nations Cup, a major international tournament. Making that team did not mean that you were on the Olympic team. “I played a few exhibition games,� she recalled. “At the time, I was devastated when they cut me, but looking back on it now, I earned my chance to put the jersey on.� After that experience, she returned to Canada where she has played professionally. Now wants to bring that experience

back to her hometown area with a series of camps for young girls who are interested in skating with sticks. “In regards to what makes this M-Power Husky G.O.A.L. Camp unique is that, while it is drawing together a group of girls with the common bond of hockey, our focus of this camp is leadership and character development through sport,� Cronin said. The camp includes daily on-ice skills development, classroom sessions with guest speakers on study tips and college recruiting, fitness and conditioning, as well as outdoor adventures and team building. “We are holding this camp

on the campus of a premier private school where we will have access to state-of-the-art athletic and academic facilities,� Cronin said. “Of course we will be on the ice every day, but we will also have the girls participating in other activities including, multi-sport training, outdoor learning experiences, and teamwork and leadership programs. Because it is an overnight camp, we will also offer fun evening activities both on and off campus where the girls will create life-long connections with each other.� For more information on the camps, and to register, visit www.m-powerhockey.com.

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Nominate Now for William Troubh Community Service Award PORTLAND The Portland Sea Dogs are now accepting nominations for the William Troubh Community Service Award. The annual award recognizes a local citizen who is making a positive impact within the city of Portland. It may be a public employee or private citizen who, through their efforts, makes Portland a great city to live and work. The Sea Dogs established the award to honor Troubh in April of 2014. Troubh was a lifelong resident of the city of Portland, who dedicated his life to making Portland a great place to live and work. He served multiple terms on the Portland City Council and was Mayor of the

city in 1974 and 1975 and again in 1983 and 1984. Troubh was instrumental in bringing the Portland Sea Dogs to the city in 1994. He also played a major role in the development of the Portland Waterfront, Cumberland County Civic Center and the Portland Ice Arena, now named in his honor. His contributions will be enjoyed by residents and visitors of the city for generations to come. ...HOCKEY from page 1 “There was no where to play women’s ice Hockey after college except Canada,� she said. About this time, Cronin got her big break. At the recommen-

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YORK - FULLY APPROVED COMMERCIAL SITE ON ROUTE ONE IN YORK! For sale, for lease, will build to suit, ground OHDVH ² VHOOHU LV RSHQ DQG Ă H[LEOH ([FHOOHQW H[SRVXUH KLJK WUDIĂ€F FRXQW located less than 1 mile to I-95. $575,000

YORK’S NEWEST WATERFRONT NEIGHBORHOOD FEATURING 9 LOTS WITHIN 44 ACRES OF PRIVACY GALORE! Lot #3, The Inlet Lot, offers nearly 1,200’ of frontage on the York River with an inlet and peninsula. Flat, easy access to the river. Bring your plans or have the exclusive builder complete your dream home. $495,000

YORK - IN THE NEWEST YORK SUBDIV. IS THE APRIL TULIP DESIGN FROM WENDY WELTON! This adorable, 3 BR Bungalow will begin construction this summer. FP in LR, granite counters & center island in kitchen, master BR w/ BA & walk-in shower. zonus room over garage. Located between York & Ogunquit beaches. $518,900

YORK - IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THAT SOUGHT AFTER, 1ST FLOOR MASTER BR, THEN THIS IS IT! The “Garnet� is a 3 BR bungalow with 2.5 BAs on close to an acre and located close to York & Ogunquit beaches. Finished room over the garage. This new subdivision is currently under construction and ready for your choices. $529,900

YORK - ANOTHER WENDY WELTON DESIGN IN PINE LEDGE SUBDIVISION IS NEARING COMPLETION! Lovely, 3 BR Bungalow offers open concept living, a 4-season sunroom, kitchen w/ center island, SS appliances & granite FRXQWHUV QG Ă RRU ERDVWV %5V LQFO master suite. Time to choose your own custom touches! $509,000

YORK - PRIME LOCATION JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM YORK’S BEACHES AND THE VILLAGE! Flat, easily accessible lot surrounded by established homes ready for an immediate build. Covenants in place to protect your investment. Builder tie-in. $225,000

YORK - LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT SITE TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME? LOOK NO FURTHER! Lovely 1+ acre lot situated on a private road minutes to the beach. East of Route One, partial driveway and building envelope cleared. $147,000

YORK - IN-LAW APT IN LOWER LEVEL. 1 BR, 1 BA, with sep. laundry is perfect for extended family and friends to stay. (QMR\ VW Ă RRU OLYLQJ ZKLFK LQFOXGHV D master en suite & entertaining with WKH EULJKW RSHQ Ă RRU SODQ ODUJH IURQW porch & patio. Close to all the beach has to offer, high on the Nubble Peninsula. $950,000

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