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York Featured on “New England Living� TV Show!

“New England Living� Television Host Parker Kelley with Executive Chef Justin Walker of Earth in Kennebunkport who will be featured on the TV show on April 16.

YORK COUNTY The new, “New England Living� TV show will air episodes on Sundays at 11:30 a.m. on WBZ TV Channel 4 in Boston. York, the home of former "American Idol" judge Kara Dioguardi, will be the featured town on the York River, airing on Sunday, April 16. York County executive chef Justin Walker will prepare one of his culinary specialities on the show. The weekly television magazine show, hosted and co-produced by award-winning journalist Parker Kelley celebrates

the art of living and entertaining in New England. “I am enchanted with all things related to the home and that includes art, architecture, design and dĂŠcor,â€? said Kelley. “We created this show for people like me who love home design shows but we threw in a new twist - food, cooking and entertaining.â€? Each half-hour episode of New England Living TV as well as New England Living magazine and NewEnglandLiving. TV will focus on the things that matter most to everyone –

family, friends, good food and, of course, home. Every show takes the viewer to a quintessential New England town, showcases a beautiful home and introduces the players who helped create it. Since the kitchen is the heart of the home, guests are invited to a dinner party and Kelley cooks up a meal in the kitchen with a local chef. “It’s a formula that hasn’t been done before and we’re excited to lead the way,� said veteran film director and co-producer Gene Allen. See TV page 10...

Duathlon Road Race to Fund Community and World Projects KENNEBUNK The Kennebunk Rotary Club will be holding its 25th fundraising road race on April 29. This year’s anniversary celebration brings a new twist to the race: Kennebunk Rotary has put together a Duathlon competition. The race is comprised of a 5k run starting from Sea Road Elementary School to Kennebunk Landing and back, an

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Arts & Entertainment 14-17 Business & Finance 18-20 Calendar of Events 12 Classifieds 41-43 Computer Lady 34 Health & Fitness 21-24 Home & Business 37-39 Library News 13 Obituaries 33,34,36,40 Pets 36 Puzzles 46 Real Estate 35,48 Sports 44 Where To Dine 25-32

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alone event, or may compete as part of a relay team where different team members compete in each of the events. Of course, for those daring to put their endurance to the test, the three legs of the race should prove to be an enjoyable challenge. The race is receiving a warm welcome from local business sponsors that includes Kennebunk Savings Bank, Pack Maynard Realty, Camden National Bank, Bangor Savings Bank, Nvest Financial Group, ROI Cubed, Kennebunk Beach Realty, NE Prime Properties,

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Maine Wildlife Park Opening for 2017 Season STATEWIDE The Maine Wildlife Park, located on Route 26 in Gray, will open for the 2017 season on Saturday, April 15 at 9:30 a.m.,just in time for the Patriots Day holiday on Monday, April 17 and school vacation week! Park staff has been working diligently to remove enough snow for paths to be cleared, most wildlife exhibits to be open, and the parking lot and access road passable! The turtle ponds may still be frozen over and the nature trails may have too much snow on them to be passable, but visitors will be excited to see a new beaver in her pond in the

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Honeybees will return and be featured as Saturday programs. Favorites like the annual Open House, Pow Wow, Chainsaw Artists, and Rick Charette will all be back as well. And HarvestFest will be expanded to 2 full weekend days in October. Plan to purchase your Family Season Pass now so you don’t miss any of the fun; and be sure to pick up an Event Calendar! Keep up with current photos, stories and events on Facebook too. Many families cannot wait to visit their favorite animals after the long winter, but See PARK page 2...

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The British Soldier During the American Revolution

BERWICK The plight of the common British soldier during the American Revolution will be the topic of a talk to be given by Jack Ciotti at the Berwick Library on Tuesday, April 11, at 6 p.m. New York historian, reenactor and educator Ciotti uses authentic artifacts, uni-

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Student Volunteers Engage in Community Service

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~ News ~ North Berwick’s Muthig Recognized for Engineering Research NORTH BERWICK North Berwick resident Benjamin Muthig, senior Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace Concentration) and Berwick Academy Graduate 2013, has co-authored a technical research document, “Velocimetry Techniques Utilizing an Unmanned Aircraft System for Ship Air Wake.” His research was funded

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supporting local youth mentoring projects, providing literacy support via donations of books and support of school programs, and a yearly scholarship fund for a dozen graduating local high school seniors who are pursuing secondary education after high school. Kennebunk Rotary is part of Rotary International, a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad. To learn more about the Kennebunk Rotary Club, visit www.kennebunkrotaryclub.org, or to learn more about Rotary International, visit www.rotary.org.

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KITTERY Kittery Rotary After Hours Club, (KRAH) in partnership with the Rotary Foundation has been visiting Mitchell School as Rotary Readers to read to students in the classrooms during the school’s Maine Author Series. This is KRAH’s second

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~ News ~ Students Who Demonstrate “Core Values� are Recognized WELLS Wells Elementary School recently held its second Breakfast of Champions to honor 53 of its students who demonstrated the school’s core values in interacting with their fellow students and school staff during the month of January and early February. “We are very proud of all the students who demonstrated District core values and were recognized for showing respect, responsibility, honesty, trustworthiness, or compassion,� commented WES Assistant Principal Ken Spinney. “They were rewarded with a healthy and tasty breakfast.� Following the breakfast, attended also by parents and younger children, WES Principal Christopher Roche and Mr. Spinney greeted each student and presented them with a

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In season one, the show travels to 13 destinations from Chatham, MA, to Camden, ME. Also included in the series are top-notch architects, talented artists and designers, celebrities, renowned chefs and aerial videography. “New England Living� magazine and “NewEnglandLiving� TV also capture the essence of the TV show and all that is New England. Lighthouse Media Solutions is undertaking the new brand with several partners. "This is an exciting venture for us� said Russell Piersons, president/CEO of Lighthouse Media Solutions. “We are pleased to create this new brand with our partners Clarke-Subzero/Wolf, New England Supply-Kohler and AW Hastings-Marvin Windows and Doors along with many other participants. This partnership with upscale products and organizations and reaching upscale consumers is a perfect fit for LMS and a great product for the New England markets.�

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Sunday, April 9

Conversations with an Artist York Art Association presents this program from 2-3 p.m, open to all and held at Sentry Hill, 2 Victoria Court, York. Luisa Bumbles Buchanan is from Peru and is a recording artist of Bach and other classical music. She is inspired by youth, their opportunities and vitality and is fostering music for youth throughout the world. Hear about her life as an artist. No preregistration required.

Chicken Shoot at York Elks Lodge

a.m. at the Congregational Church of Wells, 1695 Post Road (U.S. Route 1). Full breakfast menu with the Easter Bunny present! $5/person (max $20/family). Proceeds benefit the Youth Fund. Palm Sunday worship at 9:30 a.m.

three-year study to identify and evaluate areas of value in and around the York River. The public is invited. Refreshments served. FMI: 207-752-0174.

Chicken Shoot at American Legion Post 56

American Legion Meets

Held from 1-3 p.m. $15 for first card, $10 each additional card for 30 games. American Legion Post 56 is located at 647 Rt. 1 (Meadowbrook Plaza), York. FMI: 207-363-0376.

Monday, April 10

Held at 2 p.m. Fun, food, and prizes. FMI: 207-361-2788. Lodge located at 1704 US Route 1, Cape Neddick.

Pancake Breakfast with the Easter Bunny Breakfast served from 7:30 to 9

Eliot Historical Society Meets Meeting held at the John F. Hill Grange Hall, State Road, Eliot beginning at 7 p.m. Jennifer Hunter, coordinator of the York River Study Committee and Stefan Claesson will provide an update on their

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Wednesday, April 12 The Charles S. Hatch American Legion Auxiliary of Berwick meets at 7 p.m. in the Berwick Town Hall on Sullivan Street. Any woman veteran and her family is invited to discover contributions made to the community and veterans. FMI: President Diana Lapierre, 207-698-1762 or Chaplain Ann Urbanski, 207-698-5258.

Bob Marley Benefit Rescheduled Originally scheduled in February, New England’s King of Comedy Bob Marley has been rescheduled to benefit the Noble Class of 2017 Project Graduation at 7 p.m. at the Hussey Auditorium, Noble High School, 388 Somersworth Road, North Berwick. $20 tickets may be purchased at NHS Main Office or online at http://nhsht.ticketleap. com.

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p.m. at 394 York Street (Rt. 1A), York Harbor. Youth ages 6-13 will explore the arts through a variety of activities and mediums. Varied activities include music, painting, performance, writing, poetry and sculpture. Each child may select the types of things they would enjoy most. A new focus each week. Taught by multi-media artist Corrine Gilman. $15 for drop in student members and $20 for non-members of YAA. Register or FMI: 207-363-4049, info@yorkartassociation.com, www.yorkartassociation.com.

Genealogy Series Bring a lunch to the Counting House Museum at 11:30-12:30 and discover ways to dig into your family’s history. Watch a 30-minute DVD, followed by a Q & A session. This week: How to Write a Biography. Attorney Mark Lawrence will moderate. Donations gratefully accepted. Museum located at 2 Liberty Street, South Berwick. FMI: www.oldberwick.org.

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Kittery Lions Pancake Breakfast The breakfast will benefit York County Special Olympics on April 15. Held from 7:30-11 a.m. Full breakfast menu. Adults/$7; children/$3. Wheelchair accessible. Lions Club located at 117 State Rd. FMI: 207-703-0525.

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Holy Week and Easter: All are welcome to attend Holy Week and Easter Sunday services at St George’s. Child care is available at the 10 a.m. services. Palm Sunday, April 9 at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; Maundy Thursday, April 13 at 7 p.m.; Good Friday, April 14 at noon and 7 p.m.; Easter, April 16, at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. An Easter egg hunt follows the 10 a.m. service.

Kennebunk Baptist Church, 77 Main St, Kennebunk Services held daily at noon, April 10-14. Overall theme: “Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death.� Monday, A Step Into the Valley of Death with Jesus, Rev. James M. King; Tuesday, Losing a Friend, Rev. Tom White; Wednesday, The Agonizing Journey, Deacon Darrell Blackwell; Thursday, The Trial, Rev. Joe Everett; Friday, The Final Steps, Rev. Dan Moore.

Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church, 5 Lebanon St, Sanford Easter service held Sunday, April 16 at 10:30 a.m.. The sermon will be led by Rev. Beverly Brent and the Sanford UU Church choir will sing. Child care will be available, everyone is welcome.

Union Congregational Church, 18 Church St, York Beach Palm Sunday: April 9, 10 a.m. service in the church’s main sanctuary. Maundy Thursday: April 13, noon service. Good Friday: Members of the congregation will join York’s Ecumenical Good Friday observance. Easter: Annual Easter Sunrise service with First Parish Congregational Church UCC, at 6 a.m., overlooking the Nubble Lighthouse. Attendees are invited to a full breakfast at Union Congregational Church following the early morning service. The church’s traditional Easter Worship will be held at 10 a.m.

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~ Library News ~ Berwick Public Library Spring/Easter Bake Sale

New members welcome!

WWI Documentary Film

The library needs bakers, tasters, and dessert makers for their annual Spring/Easter Bake Sale fundraiser. Invited are talented bakers to donate sweets for the sale that will impress even the Easter Bunny! Bake Sale will be held Friday, April 14, and Saturday, April 15 during regular library hours.

Saturday, April 15 at 2 p.m. Based on Hew Strachan’s book “The First World War.� A round table discussion will directly follow the viewing of the film.

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Spring Gardening Workshops for Children

Tuesday, April 11 at 10:30 a.m. Knitters, crocheters, all crafters welcome to come create and share.

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

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Maine Master Gardener and award winning local journalist Shelley Wigglesworth will host her yearly Spring Gardening Workshops for children ages 6-12. Sign up for one or all four workshops. Workshops and all materials are free!

Storytime

Make your own Birdfeeders

Friday, April 14 at 10:30 a.m. Tales for Tots with Miss Cheryl and Miss Zoa includes stories, songs, finger plays and a craft. Geared toward children up to age 6, but all are welcome!

Children will make 2 different birdfeeders to take home. One using a clear recycled plastic

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D.A. Hurd Library Pushing the Limits Led by Matthew Weidemann and Bob Pease, look at survival as explored in Clive Cussler's Arctic Drift on Saturday, April 15 at 11 a.m. This national program has been developed by a team of library professionals, scientists, and filmmakers.

Outreach Services The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, April 12, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

Call the library at 207-698-5737 or visit www.berwick.lib.me.us.

Friends of the Library Meeting Meets on Saturday, April 15 at 10 a.m. in the Sarah Room.

Serving Eliot Committee Meets Saturday, April 15 at 2 p.m.

Preschool Artwork An exhibition of artwork by preschool-age children from the Kennebunk Recreation Department’s

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

Wells Public Library Author Bruce Coffin Reading On Tuesday, April 11 at 6 p.m., former Portland Police Detective Sergeant and writer Bruce Coffin will read from his newest book,

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Come and learn about the history of Green Acre in Eliot. Facilitated by Robert Sapiro on Wednesday, April 12 at 6 p.m.

Throughout the week of April 10-15 the library has fun ways to thank patrons. Participate in Food for Fines, whereby KFL will waive half of library fines when you donate a nonperishable food item. All contributions will benefit COS of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel. Also offered are Book Bundle raffles and free raffle tickets.

Beyond Tots Adventure Club will be on display from April 14 to 28. The exhibit is in recognition of The Week of the Young Child™, an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), whose purpose is to focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families.

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Saturday, April 15, at 10:30 a.m. This month books are “Ordinary Grace� by William Kent Krueger and “At the Hands of Others� by Barry S. Jandebeur. All are welcome whether you read the book or not.

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WHS Students Receive 22 Awards in Regional Segment of National Art Contest

WELLS In February, Wells High School Art teacher Vanessa White-Cappelluti released the names of WHS students who were judged regional award recipients in the 2017 National Scholastic Art and Writing Contest. The 11 students received a combined 22 awards in various categories including Photography, Painting, Printmaking, Digital Art, Mixed Media,

Drawing and Illustration, Comic Art, and Art Portfolio. From January 30 to February 10, the art work of these and many other 7th through 12th grade Maine students was on display at the Maine College of Art (MECA) in Portland in an exhibit titled, Maine Region Scholastics’ Exhibition. There was also a reception for students who had art work displayed there.

Middle School Concert Band Participates in Festival ELIOT The Marshwood Middle School Grade 7 and 8 Concert Band participated in the Maine Band Directors Concert Band Festival at Scarborough. Marshwood Middle School has participated in this festival for more than a dozen years. There were 26 bands involved in the festival this year. Fifty-one Marshwood students participated this year. The band was adjudicated on three pieces that they prepared. The pieces performed were: “Ayre For Eventide”, “Mills On The Merrimack”, and “The Forge Of Vulcan”. In addition, the band was evaluated on "sight-reading" a piece that they had never seen before. After their performance and sight-reading, students worked

with Rick Cook on rehearsal and performance techniques to help them continue to improve. The three judges were Rick Cook from S.N.H.U., Terry White, a retired Maine music educator and composer, and Dr. David Neves, a music educator in the Needham, Massachusetts schools. The final score was 85.6 which earned the band a 'Silver" medal. Congratulations to the band, for their hard work preparing for this performance and gratutude for the support of the M.M.S. staff and administration. ...LIBRARIES from page 13 “Among the Shadows.” Set in Portland, Maine, the book tells the story of a second-generation cop who investigates the murder of a retired officer. The book is sure to be a favorite of any mystery lover. Coffin will answer questions about his book or his work in law enforcement.

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“We had an opportunity to view the exhibit of award winning work at MECA,” commented White-Cappelluti. “Students felt honored to have their work recognized, and were impressed and inspired by the submissions from other schools. The exhibit at Maine College of Art celebrates our young artists and reminds us of the importance of art and arts education in students’ lives,” commented White-Cappelluti. WHS students and the prizes awarded to them in the various categories include, Elana Fortin, two Gold Keys in Photography, a Gold Key in Printmaking and honorable mention in both Printmaking and Painting; Nick Maynard, a Gold Key in Photography, two Silver Keys in Photography plus honorable mention in Photography; Lauren Dow, a Silver Key in Photography; Sam Livingston, a Silver Key in Photography and honorable mention in Digital Art; Sydnie Sayward, a Silver

Left to right: Lauren Dow (sitting with blue shirt), Wansley Demos, Sam Livingston, Emma Mercier, Blair Tweed, Alyssa Loukola, Channing Wang (Note: Channing was not a regional award recipient in the 2017 Scholastic Art and Writing Contest), Nick Maynard, Sydnie Sayward, and Elana Fortin. Missing for this photo were Savannah Martin and Olivia Scuilli. (Reg Bennett photo)

Key in Drawing and Illustration and honorable mention in both Photography and Art Portfolio; Olivia Scuilli, a Silver Key in Painting; Wansley Demos, honorable mention in Photography; Alyssa Loukola, honorable mention in Mixed Media; Savannah Martin, honorable mention in Drawing; Emma Mercier, honorable mention in both Comic Art and Digital Art; and Blair Tweed, with two honorable mentions in Photography. White-Cappelluti indicated that the two students

who received Gold Keys, Elana Fortin and Nick Maynard, had their winning art submitted to the National Scholastic Art and Writing Contest with results expected to be released in March. Nick Maynard also received Second runner-up in the First Congressional District portion of the 2017 Congressional Art Competition. At MECA, Maynard had the opportunity to meet Congresswoman Chellie Pingree who first informed Maynard of his win in that contest.

Statewide High School “Arrive Alive Creative Contest” Focuses on Eliminating Distracted Driving STATEWIDE The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein launched the “Arrive Alive Creative Contest” thirteen years ago to combat drinking and driving and distracted driving among teenagers. Since its humble beginnings with just two Portland schools participating, the Arrive Alive Creative Contest has expanded and received more than 650 entries from over 115 Maine high schools to date. Submissions for this year’s Arrive Alive Creative Contest are due Friday, May 12 and may be submitted online, via mail or in person. The contest is open to graduating high school seniors

throughout Maine and welcomes entries that involve any type of creative medium. Seniors may enter by submitting a creative project that sends a message to their peers about the dangers of drinking and driving and/or the dangers of distracted driving. First-place winners in the “Arrive Alive Creative Contest” receive a new laptop, second and thirdplace winners a new iPad, and everyone who enters the contest wins fun prizes from the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein. There are multiple winners in each category, with past entries including: essays, poems, paintings, public service announcements, videos, recorded songs, t-shirts, board

games, drawings and more. For contest rules and application guidelines, visit arrivealivecreativecontest.com. The winners will be announced in June. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2015 report on teens and distracted driving stated that 11% of the fatal accidents involving 15-19 year-olds were a result of distracted driving. In 2014, that number was 9%. “I hope that the Arrive Alive Creative Contest will help Maine teens process the dangers of distracted driving so they put their cell phones away, and keep their eyes on the road,” said Joe Bornstein, founder of the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein.

Ogunquit Playhouse Children’s Camps Accepting OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse Children's Theatre Camps are filling up fast. Register your aspiring thespian today for either the Rising Star Camp for children ages 5 to 8, Center Stage Camp for children ages 8 to 10, or the Junior Players Camp for

ages 9 to 16. These programs offer theatrical training in a supportive and nurturing environment, and no prior training or skill level is required to participate. Rising Star Theatre Camp combines fun and educational games with instruction for chil-

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dren ages 5 to 8. The directors bring performing arts to life for youngsters new to theatre by teaching basic staging, music and choreography with an emphasis on group performance. By emphasizing the group aspects of performance, students are encouraged to grow at their own pace with no pressure. Speaking roles are available and students may choose to audition for larger roles if they wish. Students attend camp Monday– Friday from 9 a.m.-noon with a performance for family members and friends on Friday at 11 a.m. in the rehearsal space located behind the Playhouse. There is currently space availSee PLAY page 15...

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ ...PLAY from page 14 able for all camps: “Cinderella-If the Shoe Fits,� June 26–30 and August 14-18; “Tweet,� July 10 14; “Circus Jamboree,� August 7-11. Center Stage Theatre Camp is especially designed for children ages 8 to 10. This exciting program is the perfect step up from the Rising Stars for campers to continue to explore and develop vocal, movement and acting skills. The culminating production will provide a more

challenging, yet developmentally appropriate, theatrical experience. It will incorporate a higher level of individual responsibility, perfect for the young performer who enjoys being center stage! Limited space is available for the production of “Willy Wonka Kids,� July 24-28. Junior Players Theatre Camp is for students from ages 9 to 16, and will identify, strengthen and enhance each student’s performance skills, self-esteem and self-expression. Students receive training in dance and choreography, improvisation,

acting, staging and vocal work while preparing to perform before a live audience. Each of the sessions culminates in a fully staged production on the Playhouse’s main stage! Registrations are now being accepted for “Disney’s The Lion King, Jr.,� for ages 9 to 14, camp session: July 3-July 16 (2 weeks) with performances on Saturday, July 15 at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and Sunday, July 16 at 10 a.m., and an additional camp session, also for ages 9 to 14, on July 31-August 13 (2 weeks) with performances on Saturday, August 12 at 10 a.m.

and 1 p.m. and Sunday, August 13 at 10 a.m.; “Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, Jr.,� camp session is SOLD OUT, performances are on Saturday, July 22 at 10 a..m. and 1 p.m. and Sunday, July 23 at 10 a.m.; “Fame the Musical, Jr.,� camp session: August 14-20 (1+ week) with performances Saturday, August 19 at 10 a.m.

and 1 p.m. and Sunday, August 20 at 10 a.m. For more information or to register visit:www.ogunquitplayhouse.org/camps. For additional information about Children’s Theatre Camps please contact Mark Ford at 207.646.2402, ext. 261 (voicemail only) or mford@ ogunquitplayhouse.org.

Threshold Stage Co. Presents “Clybourne Park� KITTERY What if your house’s walls really could talk? Would you want your friends and neighbors to hear what your home has to say? Threshold Stage Company’s Seacoast Premiere of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize and 2012 Tony Award winning play “Clybourne Park� by Bruce Norris, gives center stage to one such home as it hysterically shares the stories of two couples, separated by fifty years’ time, attempting to buy and sell the house while navigating a politically correct mine field of societal inclusion and exclusion along the way. With “Clybourne Park�, Threshold Stage’s co-founders Heather Glenn Wixson and

Peter Motson continue to build upon their burgeoning success at providing the Seacoast with innovatively staged, professional, and thought provoking theatre. Inspired by Lorraine Hansberry’s iconic play “Raisin in the Sun�, “Clybourne Park� is a smart, sharp-witted and perfectly timed acerbic comedy hilariously evoking the spirit of classic sit-coms such as “All in the Family� and the “Jefferson’s.� Director Jim Murphy, a former Directing Fellow at Washington's prestigious Kennedy Center, beautifully and succinctly describes “Clybourne Park� as a “deceptively simple comedy, in which middle-class manners and restraint slowly stew and boil in

a universal sauce of land, race, history and dispossession.� Can we all really ever get along? Clybourne Park asks us that question by brilliantly and uproariously examining the issues of home, race, community, inclusion, and our own biases and beliefs about ourselves and each other. *Due to its adult language and mature themes, this play is rated PG-13. Presented April 14-23 at The Star Theatre at the Kittery Community Center, 20 Rogers Road, Kittery. View dates and times of shows on the Kittery Community Center website. Tickets, $25, available online at kitterycommunitycenter.org/star-theatre or call 207-439-3800.

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OGUNQUIT Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) will hold its annual ABC Sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 15. ‘ABC’ refers to art, books, and collectibles gathered from OMAA, the museum gift shop, and from donated items. “This is a great community event that allows the museum, our neighbors and friends to do a little spring cleaning and treasure hunting as we look forward to the season ahead,� said Alison Gibbs, OMAA Director of Marketing and External Relations. OMAA currently seeks quality donations of items for the sale. Please call 207-6464909 to arrange a drop-off time at the museum, 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit. All proceeds from the sale benefit the museum. Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) was founded by Lost Generation artist Henry Strater and opened

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Get Cozy with “Call of the Horn� KITTERY Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra’s Get Cozy with the PSO’s Chamber Music Series continues Sunday, April 9, with “Call of the Horn� at the Kittery Dance Hall. The performance starts at 3 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. “Call of the Horn� blends the lush sound of the French horn with the sonorities of the string quartet in the classic E flat major Mozart quintet and Beethoven sextet. Principal hornist of the Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra Susan Williams is joined by young virtuoso Morgan LaMonica and a string quartet of Portsmouth Symphony performers Steven Poirier, Brooke LaMonica, Jan Heirtzler, and Dorothy Braker. Dvorak's A minor string

quartet No. 7, a lush quartet with many Czech themes dedicated to conductor and "house music" aficionado Ludevit Prochazka, rounds out the program. “The Mozart quintet was composed during the first few months of his marriage to Constanze Weber and was the inspiration for both the Beethoven sextet and other horn/string chamber music of the time,� notes Virginia Macdonald, Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra Executive Director. “Beethoven developed his sextet using the ‘hunting call’ sound that horns are known for but dividing it between the horns and strings in a very pleasant and buoyant manner.� To purchase tickets, visit www.portsmouthsymphony.org.

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challenging and rewarding experience. "I believe I have grown both as a performer and as a person throughout this entire process," she added. Senior Ethan Martin who plays the character of Sid Sorokin can't believe this will be the last production of his high school acting career. "I began performing in Marshwood Theater as a third grader in Bye Bye Birdie and I am very thankful for all the opportunities Ms.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ “The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever� Comes to GWS SOUTH BERWICK Students at Marshwood Great Works School (GWS) have been busy rehearsing and setting the festive stage for this year's 5th Grade Musical, "The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever"! Skyler is about to turn 12, and she’s planned the biggest celebration of the year. But in the middle of the party, something mysterious happens – all the adults suddenly vanish! Trapped in the backyard, the kids realize they must create a brand new society. However, when they elect Skyler’s older brother Charlie as their ruler, things really begin to spin out of control. Eventually the kids learn a big lesson in responsibility, while Skyler and Charlie develop a greater respect for one another. Marshwood Great Works School music teacher and music director of the show,

Rod Stewart Is Back! Sat. April 15th 7PM Rod Stewart’s Greatest Hits! Janice Marro, was initially a little unsure about putting on this production since they had been performing Disney shows for the past few years."After reading the script and listening to the songs, it was clear that this was going to be a fun show. We are so fortunate to have so many talented students and were happy to be able to cast 60 kids in this production. This cast has proven to be one of the hardest working, most dedicated groups of students I have had the pleasure of work-

ing with! They have done an incredible job taking this script and music and making it their own. I am really excited for everybody to see this production... it is sure to be EPIC!," she said. Winner of the 2014 Children’s Musical Theatre Festival in New York City, "The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever" combines the average backyard birthday party with the storytelling, events and music of an epic major motion picture. In addition to the 60 fifth grade cast members, there are 25 students singing in the chorus, 20 working on the set and props, and 10 students in the backstage. With over 100 students involved in the production, this is the largest cast they have ever worked with. Performances of "The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever" will be Thursday, April 13, 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m., at Marshwood Great Works School. There is no cost for admission but donations will be welcome at the door.

Concerts Feature Work Based on the Life of Anne Frank KITTERY The compelling story of Anne Frank will be brought to life by Portsmouth Pro Musica this spring in a major new choral work titled “Annelies� by British composer James Whitbourn. “Annelies� (the full forename of Anne Frank) is a moving piece focusing on Anne Frank’s life during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam during World War II. The concert will be held on Saturday, April 8 at 8 p.m. at the Star Theatre, 120 Rogers Road in Kittery. According to Priscilla Stevens French, Artistic Director of Portsmouth Pro Musica, “Annalies� was chosen because it offered the unique opportunity to present historic subject matter in a powerful twenty-first century piece. “Using texts from Anne Frank’s famous diary plus the Psalms, Lutheran prayers and German poems, the libretto was compiled by Melanie Challenger,� French explained. “The world premiere of this work occurred in April 2005 in London with the Choir of Clare College Cambridge and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leonard Slatkin. Its U.S. premiere followed two years later. In 2014, Westminster Choir College Williamson Voices released a recording on NAXOS under the baton of James Jordan which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance in that year.� “Annelies� is a 70-minute work and will be performed by the 50-member Portsmouth Pro Musica mixed chorus with a soprano soloist and chamber orchestra comprised of clarinet,

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Programs for Job Seekers in York County YORK COUNTY The York County CareerCenter in Springvale continues its workshop programs for job seekers and those considering training to upgrade their skills and increase their employability. CareerCenters can assist businesses by offering workshops on location, at local businesses or other organizations at no cost. The following workshops and programs will be held at the CareerCenter in Springvale unless otherwise noted. Essentials of College Planning Workshop – Monday, April 10 and April 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A free interactive workshop that outlines the four steps in the college process: admissions, financial aid, career planning, and study skills. The workshop lasts approximately 2–3 hours. Pre-registration required. Space is limited. Call Karen Hadley Keim at 1-800281-3703 or 207-581-3736 to register or visit MEOC’s website, meoc.maine.edu. Career Exploration Workshop – Thursday, April 13 and Friday April 14. This extensive and informative workshop will be offered to Vocational Rehabilitation Clients at the Springvale CareerCenter. VR clients will be able to explore a variety of career paths, and research the required skills needed for these careers. Registration through Vocational Rehabilitation is required. Please call 822-3300 and ask for Vocational Rehabilitation to register.

Resume & Interview Coaching – Tuesday, April 18, 9 a.m.-noon. Your resume is your marketing tool that helps you land the all-important interview. Learn the do’s and don’ts of resume writing and how to stand out in a positive way and how to emphasize your skills and motivate the interviewer to hire you. Call today to reserve a seat. Monthly Job Fair at the CareerCenter – Monday, April 24, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Explore your next employment opportunity. Representatives from several companies will be interviewing for current openings. Please check the web site for the list of employers which will be updated as employers confirm attendance. No appointment required. Check www.mainecareercenter.gov/employment/ jobfairs.shtml, Facebook and Twitter for a list of participating employers Employer Recruitments for April at the York County CareerCenter. Check the website for additions and updates. Competitive Skills Scholarship Program – The Competitive Skills Scholarship helps workers learn new skills and succeed in a changing economy. The program is open to all qualified Maine residents and pays for education and training for highwage jobs in demand in Maine. York County is currently accepting applications for the program. For more information or to download an application, visit www.mainecareercenter.gov. The York County CareerCenter will also feature several sessions led by these partner or-

ganizations in April: Workforce Solutions administers federally funded employment and training programs through the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA). Certain eligibility requirements apply. If you think you might qualify or could benefit from this program, call the Workforce Solutions Center in Biddeford at 207-571-3301 to schedule a date for a training orientation. New Ventures Maine Helping Maine people succeed in their jobs, businesses, and communities helps individuals

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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 medi-

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Health & Fitness College-Bound with ADD/ADHD Seminar Offered SEACOAST – Students with ADD/ ADHD face unique challenges when heading off to college. To help parents and their collegebound high school juniors and seniors diagnosed with ADD/ ADHD prepare to meet the challenges of a new environment, a panel of experts will offer a free, half-day seminar on April 8 at Families First Health & Support Center. Lynn Marsh, M. Ed, a career counselor, ADHD coach and the parent of three collegeage children with ADD/ADHD, organized the seminar, which is intended to give parents and students advice on issues that come up in college and how to preparation can contribute to a smooth transition to college life. “Science tells us that kids with ADHD are, on average, about two years behind their

peers in maturity and self-regulation,� Marsh says. “At no time is this more apparent and challenging than graduation from high school and going off to college–the most unstructured and unsupervised environment they have ever been in. It is not that these students are not smart and academically prepared–they are–but time management, organization and self-advocacy have always been problems to overcome.� Joining Marsh in presenting the seminar will be Michael Shuttic, Director of Disability Services for Students at UNH; Katie Vandervalk, Executive Functioning Coach; and Marguerite Genest, Ed. D., Educational Consultant and Coach. The panelists will cover: understanding transition challenges for students with ADD/ADHD; how to choose the right college and right environment; on-cam-

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Soup and Appetizers Maine Clam Chowder Wild Mushroom Barley Soup Shrimp Cocktail

Salads and Sides Tossed Garden Salad Faro Barley Salad Dandelion Arugula Spinach Salad with lemon vinaigrette “Bountifulâ€? Charcuterie with Soloman’s Bread pork sausage • lamb sausage • sopressata • ham • pickled apples • apricots olives • pecans • shaved fennel • spiced honey • dijon mustard Spring Vegetable Medley Mashed Potatoes Couscous with Dates and Pecans Assorted Sweet Breads and Rolls

Dessert and Coffee Adults, $44.95 $ 29.95 ages 6-12; $19.95 under age 6 Seatings are limited, please make your reservations today, 207 363 3850 Stage Neck Inn, Route 1A, York Harbor, Maine / www.StageNeck.com

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APRIL 7TH ONLY

Special pricing on Friday, April 7th at Dover or Kittery Weathervane only.

$5 FIVE DOLLAR ON THE ROCKS HOUSE MARGARITAS

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~ Where To Dine ~ OGUNQUIT’S ONLY FRESH-TOPPING BRICK-OVEN PIZZERIA Mon-Thur 4-9 PM, Fri-Sun 11:30 AM - 9:30 PM • 7 Days A Week Year Round

Wine, Full Bar & Craft Beer on Draft • Gluten Free Options Dine-In Specials (MUST MENTION THIS AD) All Week: Dinner For 2 $27.99 - Large 1-Topping Napoli Pizza, 2 Salads & 2 Glasses of Wine All Week: Dinner For 2 $19.99 - Large 1-Topping Napoli Pizza & 2 House Salads Pick-Up Specials Mon: Large Pie Night $10.99 - Large 1-Topping Pizza FREE Sm. Cheese Pizza Tues: Two for Tuesday $15.99 - 2 Small 1-Topping Pizzas when you buy 2 Large Pizzas Wed: Pasta Night $10.99 - 6 Different Pasta Dishes to Choose From! FREE Topping Thurs: Pint & Pie Night $14 - Choose from 8 Draft Beers w/ a Sm. 1-Topping Pizza when you buy 1 Large Pizza (MUST MENTION COUPON) Fri, Sat, Sun: Lunch $7.99 - 1-Topping Flatbread Pizza & Salad FREE DELIVERY! 207-646-0303 • 667 MAIN ST / RT 1, OGUNQUIT • PIZZANAPOLIOGUNQUIT.COM

Angelina’s Ristorante

Open for Easter 8am to 7pm

The 100th Day Dollar Deal

Visit Warren’s Friday, March 31, 2017- Monday April 10, 2017

An Easter menu will be offered as well as our regular menu. Reservations are accepted but not required. Breakfast served until 11:30am.

TUSCAN GRILLE & WINE BAR Easter Specials 655 Main St • Ogunquit

Starters Oysters Rockefeller 15 • Shrimp Cocktail 14 207.646.0445 Fresh Made Bruschetta on Toasted Baguette Crostini 10

$4,350

Given Away in Prizes!!

OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK

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(Dinner menu is available all day 11:30-Close)

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Baby Spinach, Kalamata Olives, Feta Cheese, Cucumbers, Diced Tomato & House-made Dressing 11 Mixed Green Salad topped with either Cranberry Walnut Chicken Salad 12 or Fresh Maine Lobster Meat 19

Mangia (EAT)

(4/10/17 is the 100th day of the year)

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BLUEBERRY MULE $1 BLOODY MARY $1 RASPBERRY LEMON DROP $1

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Half Roaster Garlic & Rosemary Chicken 19 Lobster Ravioli in a Lemon Cream Sauce 22 Honey Baked Ham with Clove Studs, Pineapple & Cherries 17 Herb Crusted Lamb Racks with Mint Jelly 22 Choose two sides to accompany the above entrees New England Beach Bowl: 1-1/4 lb Steamed Maine Lobster, Mussels, Clams, Small Red Potatoes & an Ear of Corn 32

Monday April 10th is the 100th Day of the Year!

We will give away 100 special prizes for each day of 2017! Grand Prize Winner - Twelve- $100 Warren’s Complimentary Certificates (One for each month of the year!) Nine Winners - Will receive a $100 Warren’s Complimentary Certificate Ninety Nine Winners - Will receive a $25 Complimentary Certificate

Nightly Specials – Sunday thru Thursday

Thursdays

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Parmesan Crusted Dauphinoise (au gratin) Almond Prosciutto Green Beans Braised Red Cabbage Pesto Tortellini Salad A la carte side dishes 4 each

$10.99

A glass of Italian Red or White Wine, Tuscan Soup or You Salad and choose one of 9 Special Pasta Dishes! must present coupon before ordering. *Dinner Salad Bar is EXCLUDED as an entrée with this promotion.

Wednesday & Sunday: Community Night 3 Course Dinner $22

Coupon only valid at time of visit. Tax not included. Not good with any other offer, coupon, discount, complimentary certificates or group packages. Not valid on take-out. Menu subject to change. Valid 3/31/17-4/10/17

6 Entrées to choose from with Soup or Salad and Dessert.

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Warren's Lobster House 11 Water St. Kittery, ME 03904 | www.lobsterhouse.com | 207-439-1630 |

Thursday: Personal Wine Dinner $65 per couple PM-00269748

207-351-1100

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3 Course Dinner with 6 Entrées to choose from with Soup or Salad, Dessert, and a Bottle of Wine of your choice.

*Specials above not available on holidays or holiday weekend* 756 York Street, York Harbor LobsterCoveRestaurant.com

2017 Wine Dinner $69

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SPRING HOURS: Open Daily 8am-8pm / person (plus tax + grat) Each Course is paired with Wine. The 3rd & 4th courses can be substituted with prior notice.

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1st Course: Crab Cakes with Lobster Sauce 2nd Course: Grilled Romaine Salad Open Daily 6am-2pm 3rd Course: Seared Swordfish Medallions Lunch Selections Served Starting at 11am Mother’s4th Day Course: Grilled Steak, Chimichurri Sauce, Marinated Tomato-Cucumber-Feta Route 1, Ogunquit / 207.646.8777 5th Course: Marbled Chocolate Mousse Cake

www.eggandibreakfast.com

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~ Where To Dine ~

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...................................................................... CaffĂŠ Prego welcomes Leanne Cusimano & the talented culinary and service staff formerly of Amore Breakfast. Start your day off right with a delicious breakfast. Free wifi & parking next door at Five-O. 7:30am - noon. Lunch & Dinner service starts in May.

CALL TODAY FOR EASTER BRUNCH RESERVATIONS 207-646-9384

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SOUP DU JOUR Fresh-made soup of the day

$6

SCALLOPS $30 Pan-seared scallops with lemon basil butter sauce over parmesan risotto and baby carrots

CAESAR SALAD $9 Crisp romaine hearts with parmesan cheese, herbed croutons, and house-made Caesar dressing SPINACH SALAD $9 Baby spinach with almonds, strawberries, avocado, red onion and creamy poppy seed dressing ARUGULA SALAD Arugula greens with blueberries, feta cheese, granola and lemon honey vinaigrette

$9

ROASTED CORN & JICAMA SALAD Jicama, apple, roasted corn, cilantro and peanut vinaigrette

$9

LAMB RACK $28 Rosemary honey Dijon panko crusted lamb rack with sweet potato gratin, grilled asparagus and apple mint raisin chutney PRIME RIB $28 14 oz. Slow roasted rib eye with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, sautĂŠed green beans, fresh grated horseradish and au jus

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HADDOCK $24 Ritz cracker crusted haddock with long grain wild rice pilaf, grilled asparagus and lemon caper beurre blanc

$16

MAPLE SMOKED HAM $23 Grilled maple smoked ham steak with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, sautĂŠed green bean and apricot Dijon glaze STATLER CHICKEN $24 Pan seared oven finished Statler chicken stuffed with spinach, sun dried tomatoes and Gruyere cheese over long grain wild rice pilaf FILET MIGNON $30 Bacon wrapped filet mignon with fried onion strings over roasted garlic mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus

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Easter Sunday

Breakfast: 8 a.m. to noon Dinner: Noon to 2:30 p.m. featuring a select menu

Serving Dinner 5:30 to 8 p.m. Friday & Saturday Evenings

Friday Night: Crescent City Rib Eye New Orleans-

style served with an Andouille Potato Medley Lyonnaise, topped with Gorgonzola Butter and a sweet Balsamic Red Wine Reduction ~ Dinner Reservations Accepted ~ Visit us online: www.merrilandfarmcafe.com ~ Email: merrilandfarm@maine.rr.com

Fish Market & Restaurant 674 US Route 1, York, ME

(207) 351-8100

Hours: Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Fri-Sat 6:30am-7:30pm, Sun 6:30am-3pm

$2.95

Draft Beer or House Wine with All Specials

Wicked Fresh & Fancy Fish!

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Steak & Cheese Omelette

with potatoes or baked beans, toast or muffin 10.95

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Beer Battered Haddock Sandwich or Basket with fries or rings, and soft drink 11.95

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Grilled Swordfish with choice of rice, potato,

“Dock� vegetable medley, and small house salad 19.95

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“Dock� Hearty Chicken Soup bowl with garlic bread 4.95

Tie Up At “The Dock� ... More Fun Than A Tarzan Swing at the Lake

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~ Where To Dine ~

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80years 1937 ~ 2017

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PRIME RIB FRIDAYS ARE BACK!

~ ~ ~ ~ The Beachmere Inn gift card makes a great gift for any occasion.

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Seth N. Ames, 81 KITTERY POINT – Seth N. Ames, 81, of Pepperrell Road, Kittery Point, and formerly of Amherst and Hollis, NH, died at Portsmouth Regional Hospital on Saturday, March 18, 2017, following an accident at home. In addition to his wife Nancy he leaves his son Gary Ames of Nashua, NH , a brother Brewster Ames, Jr. and wife Elizabeth of Francestown, NH, a niece Joan Wasser of Brooklyn, NY, and a nephrew Dan Wasser and wife Jaminda of Milford, CT, as well as five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his daughter Sheryl Lincoln of Boston, MA, and a sister Pauline Wasser and husband Richard of Milford, CT. Seth was born in Arlington, MA, to Brewster and Doris L. Ames (both deceased). A graduate of Arlington High School, he was a self-proclaimed “Type A-Minus� personality. As part of his Boston University B.S. requirements, he studied the social and mating habits of exotic Indian tribes and parlayed them into a position as Director of Development at Rivier College, Nashua, and ultimately Vice President of Resource Development at St. Joseph Hospital and Trauma Center, Nashua. Seth’s favorite borrowed quote: “I never quite achieved greatness, but I was totally ready to seize the moment, should that status have been thrust upon me.� A first marriage to Jessie

Murphy of Arlington ended after 20 years of “best efforts by allâ€? that brought two wonderful children into the world. Each had their own creative definition of a proper life path, without the benefit of Indian tribal studies or their dad’s brilliance. His second marriage of 37 years to Nancy Brown of Hollis brought joy and fulfillment of a “Two-Peas-In-A-Podâ€?couple, Seth and Nancy. Finishing the Boston Marathon five times, two years of stock car racing, two years as a professional clown, nine years in the National Guard, four years at Boston University, later followed by two more years to earn his M.S. in Public Relations at B.U. graduate school, Seth paved the way for a retirement “professionâ€? in designing and building bird houses and feeders for the craft show circuit. Seth also kept the fires burning for a life-long hobby and passion for performing music on the chromatic harmonica. His appearances ranged from opening for the Glenn MillerTroupe with famed vocalist Frances Langford to a spontaneous open house at a sandwich shop in York. He was often a guest soloist with some of the seacoast areaĂ­s finest Jazz musicians and entertained at assisted living facilities. Seth once told an audience, “I only know two songs. One of them is ‘Peg of My Heart,’ and the other one isn’t.â€? The folks at GenoĂ­s Chowder and Sandwich Shop, in Portsmouth, NH, enjoyed both tunes, but his jokes not so much. Another life-long hobby included scouting for medical research and/or breakthroughs and sharing that info with family and friends, along with several pounds of cartoons to brighten their days. Several doctors were reportedly not too thrilled with the medical/research hobby. However, two M.D.s actually used him as a resource on occa-

sion for rare disorders. His parting words of wisdom: “Life is a journey. Make sure they don’t lose your luggage and find out what key everyone is playing in.� Seth declined to have a memorial service citing his fear of causing traffic jams and contributing to global warming. At his request: No calling hours and no services. In lieu of flowers please make donations in Seth’s name to New Hampshire SPCA, 104 Portsmouth Ave., Stratham, NH 03885.

Steven R. Dyer, 60 ROCHESTER, NH / BERWICK – Steven R. Dyer, age 60, passed away peacefully March 16, 2017 at his home with his wife by his side. He was born in Banbury, England on January 13, 1957. He worked as a stone mason most of his life. Steve was a devoted soccer coach for the North Berwick Recreation Department Youth program, Noble High School Soccer team and also an adult soccer league. He was lifelong fan of the Oxford United football team and known fondly as “Squid� by all those who knew and loved him there. During Steve’s last trip to England, he was applauded and

recognized on the field at half time during a game. After returning to the U.S., he learned shortly before his death that his team had made him an honorary player, #12. It was a memorable day in his life. Steve was also an avid NASCAR fan. Steve had a generous heart and believed in giving back to his community and to anyone who could use a hand. He served as a volunteer firefighter for the Town of North Berwick, Maine for several years. He was loved by all his family and friends. Steve was pre-deceased by his dad that raised him, Richard Dyer. Surviving are his wife Carol Dyer of Rochester, NH, children Brittany Britton and her husband Derek of Massachusetts, Gemma Dyer and Steven Dyer, both of North Berwick; granddaughter Brooklyn, his mother Pat Seavey of North Berwick, father Robert Badgley, and siblings Paul Dyer, Phillip Dyer, Amanda Dyer & Lynne; cousins, nieces & nephews. A Celebration of Steve’s life will be on April 29, 1-4 p.m. at the Somersworth American Legion, 45 Washington Street, Somersworth, NH. The family requests for you to wear your favorite soccer shirt or his team’s colors of blue and yellow.

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at the former Howard Johnson’s in Wells and then at the former Ships’ Quarterdeck Restaurant in Kittery. It was there he met his future wife, Valerie. Some of David’s happiest times were being in the woods, either walking or hunting. He loved the fall and enjoyed many years of deer hunting with his father, uncle, and cousins. There were many stories of successes and also of the ones that got away. He kept quite a collection of faded orange hats as memorabilia.

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David also loved sports, especially football. The weekly fantasy football statistics were pored over for hours. He was so thrilled to see his beloved Patriots win their 5th Super Bowl. He loved playing bridge twice weekly and thoroughly enjoyed the company of his partners and their friendships. Cribbage was mostly played with family and made for many enjoyable moments of sometimes intense competition and laughter at his dry wit and inside jokes. David was very devoted to his family and very proud of his children and grandchildren. He loved playing with his grandchildren and making them laugh. He will be missed by his wife Valerie Murdock, son Kyle, his wife Sarah, their children Katy and Samantha, his son Russell and daughter Hayley. He also has two sisters Lorna (Salisbury) and Jean (Smith) and many nieces and nephews. There will be a celebration of David’s life at his sister Jean’s home in Ogunquit on Sunday, June 11. Further details to be announced. Those interested may make contributions to the Par-

kinson’s Disease Foundation at support.pdf.org. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home. Condolences may be expressed online at www. JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

Bernie Lontine, 93 YORK – Bernie Lontine Sr, 93 of Beech Ridge Rd, York, died on April 7, 2017 after a long illness. He was born in Nashua, NH on October 21, 1923. His family move to Portsmouth, NH where he went to high school and joined the Army Air Corps in 1942. He was assigned to the 8th Air Corps as a crew chief and served in England until 1945. In 1946 Bernie married his life-long love Beverly Bagley. They moved to York in 1950, where they both lived for the rest of their lives. Bernie is survived by his three sons, Bernie Lontine Jr. and his wife Susan of York, John Lontine and his wife Kathy of Birmingham, AL, Gary Lontine of Portsmouth, NH, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be celebrated in the spring.

Gordon H. Millett, 69 KITTERY – KitteryGordon H Millett, 69 a lifelong resident of Kittery, passed away on April 1, 2017 at his home surrounded by loved ones. Gordon was born in York Harbor Hospital, the son of the late George and Doria M. Millett. He was a lifelong resident of Kittery attending R.W. Traip Academy graduating with the class of 1966 and attending Boston University studying art. He married his loving wife of forty-two years Elizabeth

“Libby” (Potter) Millett and together they settled in Kittery raising their family. A fantastic cook, Gordon enjoyed dabbling in real estate. As a history buff, he made many family trips studying Gettysburg, Washington DC, the presidents’ homes, and Fort Ticonderoga. A lighthouse or American Indian pow-wow could always catch his attention as well as any time there was a cool classic car show which was one of his very favorite things to do. Gordon was a very active father, involved with all his kids through school enjoying any sporting event and never ever missing a soccer game. He was very active in his community, as a cofounder and a member for over thirty-five years of the Seacoast Kiwanis Club. He was active in the Builders Club at Shapleigh school and the Key Club at Traip Academy. He spent time volunteering as the Vice President of footprints food pantry and his most enjoyable times were spent as a Kittery Christmas secret Santa, always See MILLETT page 36...

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, I'm 76 and use Windows 7, Home. I Would really like to know what I will need to do for back up, As never have done this at all. Do I, have to buy disks for the back up? Thank you for the help and the newsletters, Joan Dear Joan, Before you start backing up your computer, you want to decide what it is that you need to backup. Most people backup files that are important to them. Files like Pictures, Music, Documents and Videos that you have created and cannot easily be replaced. Next, you will decide where you want to save your backed up files. You can store them locally on a device like an external hard drive, or you can store them "In the cloud" which just means that you are renting space on a computer belonging to a company on the internet. If you are going to backup to a local device, you will need to purchase a drive to backup to. The best thing for this would be an external hard drive

that connects to your computer using a USB cable. You will also need backup software. Windows 7 does have a backup section you could use, your external drive might come with a backup program, or if you want a more robust program you might want to purchase something like Acronis True Image. If you are going to backup to the cloud, you will only need to purchase a plan with a cloud backup company like Carbonite. Once you install the backup software and purchase a plan, everything else will be automatic and you won't have to think about the backup unless you need it. Those are the things you would need to backup your computer. If you are not comfortable installing the software or setting up the backup, I would suggest you bring your computer to a local computer repair shop like mine and have the technician get everything setup for you. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady: I follow you religiously and

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the dialog box to close it and save your changes. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I hope you can help. I tried to follow the instructions you gave in your newsletter to turn off Cortana in windows 10. Clicking on the circle icon in the task bar did not bring up notebook, but I did find it in the top left 3 bars. I clicked on notebook and settings, there was no "Cortana can give you suggestions", but all the boxes were off. I still have the circle and the Ask Me Anything. How do I get just a search box so I can search for items on my computer and not just the web. All my questions there go to the web. Thanks so much for all the help you offer. Mary Dear Mary, It looks like Microsoft has changed Cortana in a recent update. In fact, now I can't find a way to turn it off, there is only an option to hide Cortana. You can hide Cortana by right-clicking on a blank spot on the taskbar, then point to "Cortana" and click on "Hidden". I can, however help you search for items on

your computer. Just tap the windows logo key on your keyboard and type what you are searching for. For example, if I want to find my budget document, I tap the windows logo key and type, "Budget." At the top of the search results (which will automatically search the internet) there are three icons. One for searching apps on your computer, one for documents on your computer, and one for the web. Click on the icon that represents where you want to search. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I am using my new iPad and I absolutely love it! I do have one question though; When I hold my finger on a word, to select it, a row of options appears. I understand what Cut, Copy and Paste do, but what is, "Suggest?" Thanks, Linda Dear Linda, Suggest is kind of like spell check. If you type a word and it doesn't quite look right, you can highlight that word, tap on, "Suggest" and see a list of similar words that you might have intended to type. If one of the words is the one you intended to type, you can simply tap on that word to replace the word you typed with the suggested word. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at: www.askthecomputerlady.com/questions.

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...MILLETT from page 34 making sure families had a wonderful Christmas to remember with everything they needed and much more. Gordon is survived by his loving wife Elizabeth “Libby� (Potter) Millett of Kittery. Son G. Scott Millett and his wife Christy; son Jonathan Millett and his wife Sarah; daughter Stephanie Irish and her husband Johnathon. Grandchildren William K. Freitag, Jonathan W. Freitag, Christian F Freitag, Addison Millett, Cheyenne Irish, and awaiting the birth of GordonTice Irish any minute. A brother William Lester Bishop and his wife Frances; his sister-in-law Sandy Bishop. His mother-inlaw Zelphia Potter, sisters in law Becky, Mary and Vicky several cousins, nephews, nieces, and

dear friends Arny, Dana, and Greg, as well as his devoted cat Boo. He was predeceased by his parents, brother Jerden Bishop, and niece Erin Bishop. Friends are invited to visit with Gordon’s family on Sunday, April 9, 1-2 p.m. at the JS Pelkey Funeral Home, 125 Old Post Road, Kittery, where a remembrance of his life will be conducted at 2 p.m. with the Reverend Brad Hirst officiating. A time of sharing and refreshment will follow at the Kittery Lions Club on Route one in Kittery. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his memory to Footprints Food Pantry, Kittery, the SPCA, or Kittery Lions Club. Care for the Millett family has been entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home.

Dirk P. van der Kaay, 87 WELLS – Dirk P. van der Kaay, 87 years, of Wells, died March 25, 2017 at his residence following a brief illness. He was born in The Netherlands on June 7, 1929 to the late Karel van der Kaay and Felicie (Ozinga) van der Kaay. Dirk grew up in Heemst-

ede, near Amsterdam, and was 11 years old when Germany invaded The Netherlands on May 10, 1940. Despite his young age he was incredibly instrumental in the survival of his family during the five year German occupation with frequent and risky trips to barter for food and avoid Nazi patrols. Even during the hunger winter of 1944 he still would make up to 100-mile bicycle trips to barter for a substantial amount of food. In October 1947, at the age of 18 years, he joined the Royal Dutch Steamship Company as the ship’s clerk aboard the freighter “Orestes� sailing principally in South America and the Caribbean. After a few months, on the way to Chile and rounding Cape Horn, the Orestes was shipwrecked in the Straights of Magellan. A few weeks later, following some temporary re-

pairs, the ship ended up being towed to Valparaiso, Chile. Dirk then became the company representative in this city for two years during which time he also had the temporary position of Consul General of The Netherlands. During his stint in Chile he was recalled by the Dutch Government to fulfill his military obligations and served for 6 months in the Princes Irene Brigade of the Dutch army. The company then transferred Dirk first to Aruba and then to Cristobal, Panama for two years before he finally immigrated to Canada in late 1952 to join the rest of his family. Initially he worked as a contractor and started his own construction company then changed his mind and instead enjoyed a few years as a ski bum in Aspen, See VAN DER KAAY page 40...

~ Pets ~ Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Lil Mikey’s mission is to teach everyone that black cats are not unlucky. How fortunate that Lil Mikey was found on the kindest doorstep in York, and a lovely family spied this young fellow, homeless and hungry. They brought him in, fed him

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cies. For the most part, senior cats are just as healthy and wellrounded as cats half their age. A domestic cat can live upwards of 20–22 years, meaning in their mid-teens they may still have a long life ahead of them. Stop by and visit some of our sweet seniors: Tinkerbell, 17yrs, wise diva; Cali, 1-yrs, beautiful lady; Bella, 12-yrs, sensitive sweetie; Kato, 10-yrs, mellow fellow; Sahara, 11-yrs, furry friend; Izzy, 15-yrs, golden oldie. They may not always come running up to greet you, but they’ll be happy to have your company.

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Who knows? They’re cats, is all I can say. This week our thrift shop, in the IGA plaza, is holding a big 50% off sale on clear glassware, jewelry, and clothing. Walks in excited,and walk out happy - and loaded with bags! We’re seeking quality donations of home dÊcor, seasonal items and garden dÊcor.

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~ News ~ Loukola Receives MPA Principal’s Award WELLS Alyssa Loukola, a senior at Wells High School, has been selected to receive the 2017 Principal’s Award, Principal Eileen Sheehy announced recently. This award, sponsored by the Maine Principals’ Association, is given in recognition of a high school senior’s academic achievement and citizenship. Annually, one senior from each Maine high school in the MPA is selected for this recognition by their school principal. “Alyssa leads by example in her volunteer work, her kindness to others and her commitment,� commented Principal Sheehy about Loukola. “She is most deserving of this recognition that honors achievement

and citizenship.� Assistant Principal Josh Gould added, “As a recipient of this award, Alyssa is among a select group of very talented, dedicated and motivated students from WHS. She is an outstanding example of scholarship and leadership.� In an interview, Loukola said it was an “honor� to receive this recognition. “I was very surprised. I thought it was really awesome because I know there are a lot of people in my class that worked really hard. To be recognized for my hard work made me very happy.� Throughout her high school career Loukola has maintained high honor status, receiving nu-

merous academic awards. She has distinguished herself in the classroom, the arts, and on the athletic fields. Loukola is president of her school’s National Honor Society chapter, captain of the WHS Volleyball and Lacrosse teams and member of the WHS Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Additionally, she is involved in her school’s music programs and volunteers with various community service projects including Shootin’ For a Cure, Little Dribblers Basketball, and working with the Band Boosters at their winter and spring turkey dinners. She is a digital artist and photographer using her expertise in photography to coordi-

WHS Principal Eileen Sheehy, Alyssa Loukola and Assistant Principal Josh Gould. (courtesy photo)

nate an independent marketing project connecting WHS with the local community. She has participated as a lobbyist for the Maine Alliance for Arts Education, networking with Maine state senators and representatives advocating for the arts in schools.

In the fall, she plans to attend the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) to study photographic imaging. On April 1st, recipients of the 2017 Maine Principal’s Award will be recognized at the MPA’s Honors Luncheon in Bangor.

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~ Obituaries ~

...VAN DER KAAY from page 36 CO. After that he joined and became one of five partners of Streeter and Quarles which was mainly a winter sport clothing company. They had stores in Montreal, Stowe, VT, New York City, and Boston. Following the company’s dissolution, he managed the retail shop at the Mt. Tom ski area in Holyoke, MA, then was the Director of the Ski Merchandizing Association and finally became the managing director of Maser of Austria U.S., a manufacturer of high end sports clothing. Dirk retired 1994 to enjoy his life in Massachusetts living on the water and sailing. Politics, history, and sailing weren’t his only interests. He held a single engine pilot license first in Canada and then in the USA and maintained his license for several decades. France held a special interest to Dirk as did cooking so it was no surprise that he was a member of the Alliance France in Boston, served on their board of Directors, lived a year in Belle-Ile-en-Mer, an island off the coast of Brittany, and studied at Cordon Bleu in Paris. His fluency in four languages, one of which was French, was a real asset during all his work, play

and travel. All of this is nothing short of describing Dirk’s bon vivant persona, his love of life, his sense of humor, his appreciation of those around him and the closeness of his friendships. He was truly a citizen of the world and many a memory recalls a story, a gourmet meal and a glass of scotch. Learning to love Maine from his frequent visits to friends, Dirk made his move to Maine in 2002 where he has lived since. He became an American citizen in 2004 and never held back in sharing his political views. Dirk is predeceased by his parents as well as close friend, Tom Tighe, of Ogunquit, and leaves behind a brother, Erik van der Kaay, and sister-in-law, Mary Jo van der Kaay, of Kennebunk; brother, John van der Kaay, of Quispamsis, New Brunswick; sister, Carla Stapensea of Montreal, Canada; two nephews, Robert Swart of Edmonton, Alberta; Neil Stapensea of Houston, TX; three nieces, Sandra Stapensea of The Hague, Netherlands; Carla Swart of Calgary, Alberta, and Pauline Mello of Toronto, Ontario and his godson, Todd Adams of Exeter, NH. Any donations could be made to St. Jude Children’s

Hospital, Wounded Warriors or the local food bank, all which Dirk strongly supported during his life. Per his request there will be no services but rather a privately held Celebration of Life gathering.

Raymond Edward Wiggins, 90 OGUNQUIT – Raymond Edward Wiggins, 90 years, resident of Ogunquit, formerly of Princeton, MA, died Friday, March 31, 2017, following a brief illness. He was born in Worcester, MA on January 11, 1927, son of Frank F. Wiggins, Sr. and Sarah (Hubbard) Wiggins. Ray graduated from Princeton High School, Class of 1944 and attended the University of New Hampshire, Norwich

University and Worcester Boys Trade School. He was a US Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War. He worked as a Carpenter and Construction Superintendent until his retirement in 1989. Ray was an avid skier both during his military career, as well as in civilian life. During his military years, he was the winner of the 1953 US Forces in Austria Ski Championship at Zell AM See and Saalfelden, Austria. Ray was also the winner of the military downhill race, the open cross country race, the threeway combined race, and he took second place in the open downhill race. He was a member of the National Ski Patrol for more than 35 years and a member of the volunteer Fire Department in Princeton, MA. Ray also enjoyed fishing, hunting, camping, square dancing, gardening, and spending time with his family and grandchildren. Ray was a long-time member of the Princeton Congregational Church and also recently joined The Congregational Church of Wells. He was predeceased by his parents, and by his two brothers, Frank Jr. and Robert Wiggins. Ray is survived by his wife of 59 years, Su-

zanne G. Wiggins of Ogunquit; a son William Wiggins of North Berwick; a daughter, Margaret McHugh and her husband Marc of Swampscott, MA; a sister, Caroline Lyons of Holden, MA; a sister-in-law, Eunice Wiggins of Princeton, MA; four grandchildren, Kellie McHugh, Jason, Benjamin, and Kristina Wiggins; two great-grandchildren John and JayLynn Wiggins; and several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be was held on April 5, at The Congregational Church of Wells, 1695 Post Road (Route 1), Wells, with military honors. Interment will be held at Woodlawn Cemetery in Princeton, MA at a later date. Should friends desire, donations in Ray’s memory can be made to the Ogunquit Fire & Rescue, ALS Emergency Medical Service, P.O. Box 1558, Ogunquit, ME 03907, or “Soups On!” sponsored by The Congregational Church of Wells, P.O. Box 795, Wells, ME 04090. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, please visit Raymond’s Book of Memories Page at www.bibberfuneral. com. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road, Wells.

People and Business Profiles Karen Rice joins RE/MAX Realty One YORK RE/MAX Realty One has announced that Realtor® Karen Rice has joined the growing real estate franchise. Karen brings to the office a strong background and knowledge of the Southern Maine area. “I’m excited to be part of the RE/MAX Realty One team in York and Ogunquit. The real estate season is upon us and new trends are beginning to form. The York and Ogunquit marketplaces are in high demand and homes are

selling quickly,” commented Karen. Karen Rice understands the importance of providing consumers and her clients with the latest market information and industry expertise. Karen also believes in giving back to the community. You can find Karen around town, volunteering at the local schools and spearheading projects with and for Veterans, just to name a few. Karen’s steady focus and knowledge based background make it a win- win for all! FMI: www.yorkmaine.com.

NORTH BERWICK At the recent Vietnam Veterans Open House at Hurd School in North Berwick, Pete Macdonald, Sgt. USMC was asked to speak about the VRC (www.veteranresortchapel.com): “My wife and I bought 11 acres of land about 1 mile from our home. We started a non-profit and gave the land free and clear to the non-profit with the stipulation in the deed that the property from now to eternity can be used only for helping veterans, with preference going to homeless combat

Century 21 Barbara Patterson Welcomes Whitney-Gray SOUTH BERWICK Barbara Patterson is pleased to announce Anne Whitney-Gray has joined her firm as a sales associate. She will specialize in Residential property sales in the Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire area. "We are thrilled to have Anne join our team," said Jerry Tatlock of Century 21 Barbara Patterson. "It’s an ex-

citing time to be with the Century 21 System as we increase our market presence in Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire." Whitney-Gray just successfully completed extensive training and licensing through Century 21. Tatlock added, "We believe training supports growth and professional excellence in the real estate industry." Anne was raised in South

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Berwick and has been a lifelong resident of the area. She now resides in Eliot with her husband, son and twin daughters. She comes from a very large family spread out over the Seacoast. She has been self-employed for over 10 years, working to facilitate the construction management of their family business and overseeing the responsibilities of their income properties. FMI: www.century21.com.

Veterans. Combat Veterans from ME, NH and MA have been helped so far. On the 11 acres we have a chapel where the veterans and the public can go to pray or talk to anyone they choose. Above the Chapel we have a tiny home where a female combat veteran lives. We have three other tiny homes on the property where three other combat veterans live. They live here rent free with all utilities paid until they get back on their feet or die. No combat veteran will be asked to leave until they themselves decide it is time. We have helped 21 Veterans since starting in 2012. We call these single person units tiny homes but they are really single person chapels for the Veteran with God and man’s help find their way home, mentally as well as physically, if at all possible. Our goal is to have 12 single person chapels so we can help 12 homeless combat veterans at a time. My goal of writing this letter is to thank The Weekly Sentinel newspaper for informing the public. Your community should See VET page 45...

April 7, 2017

~ News & Classifieds ~ What Drives our Never-Ending Fascination with Real-Life Murder Stories? America loves a good murder mystery, as evidenced by endless TV dramas, movies such as The Girl on the Train, and novels by writers such as Patricia Cornwell and Michael Connelly. But the infatuation isn’t limited to fiction. The public is also riveted by every detail of real-life homicides, whether it’s the O.J. Simpson trial, the murder of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey, or the extraordinary phenomenon of the TV documentary Making a Murderer. “People can’t help but be captivated with the human drama when another person’s life ends in violence,� says attorney and investigative reporter Mark Shaw, author of The Reporter Who Knew Too Much. Shaw’s own fascination these days is focused on the mysterious death of Dorothy Kilgallen, the Pulitzer-Prize nominated newspaper columnist and panelist on the popular TV show What’s My Line. She was a household name in 1965 when she was discovered dead in her home at age 52. “With Dorothy, I think you have all the compelling elements,� says Shaw, who served as a legal analyst for USA Today and CNN during the O.J. Simpson trial. “We have a famous journalist killed in the line of

duty for writing a ‘tell-all’ book and there are celebrity suspects galore who were never investigated.� Officially, Kilgallen’s death was ruled accidental, caused by a fatal mixture of sleeping pills and alcohol. Shaw says his research uncovered new evidence that points to murder (posted at www.thedorothykilgallenstory. org.) The motive: Her book that would have exposed a mobster’s involvement in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Shaw has called on the NYC District Attorney to investigate since “murder is the worst form of censorship� and a main suspect remains at large. Kilgallen’s own journalistic career serves as evidence that fascination with true-crime stories is nothing new. She wrote about seemingly every “trial of the century� of her era, including the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, the Dr. Sam Sheppard case that gripped Americans and inspired the TV series The Fugitive, and the trial of Jack Ruby,

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who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating Kennedy. Why are we so enthralled by these cases? Shaw says there are several reasons: • A belief in justice. Most people want to see justice served, whether they suspect a guilty culprit got away with murder or worry that an innocent person was wrongly accused. “In fiction, everything usually gets wrapped up very tidily,â€? Shaw says. “In real life, justice can be a whole lot messier.â€?

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How Everyday People can Train like Elite Athletes Do you have dreams of becoming a professional athlete? Then you better lace up your skates. Of the five most popular professional team sports in North America, those who play high school hockey have the best opportunity – a one in 598 chance – to play professionally. Unfortunately, people have better odds of being killed in a car accident – one in 113. Just because your childhood dreams being a superstar have been dashed, doesn’t mean you can’t train like an elite athlete.

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ing to the outpour were Brad Simas, Derek Muse, and Byron Welch who combined for 14 goals and 13 assists on the chilly afternoon. While some were dip and dunks to finish off crafty dodges, others were simply of the blistering variety, offering a demonstration of what our offense might look like in weeks to come. Some good work in the defensive end, led by Rafe Gaughan, Peter Marshall, and Ben Davis created some timely turnovers and kept the hosts largely away from the cage, but when goalies Jake

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forming at the highest level possible. Those who are able to get between seven and nine hours of sleep at night, reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes and cancer. Good sleep helps strengthen the immune system, boost problemsolving and creativity, reduce stress, builds muscle, regulates appetite and helps us manage mental and emotional health. Lack Of Physical Activity A lack of physical activity can affect the first topic – sleep – causing the harmful effects that go with it. Lack of sleep, however, could be the least of concern for those who don’t get enough exercise. A 2015 University of Cambridge study found that twice as many deaths may be attributable to lack of physical activity compared with the number of deaths attributable to obesity. Poor Nutrition Poor nutrition habits – which include under- or overeating, not having enough of the healthy foods we need each day, or consuming too many types of food that are high in fat, salt and/or sugar can lead to shortterm and long term negative effects on the body. Short term effects include stress, fatigue and

illness, while long term effects include tooth decay, high blood pressure, osteoporosis and even some forms of cancer. This a great time to get moving on your physical fitness plans, while concentrating on maintaining a healthy sleeping pattern, getting physically active and incorporating healthy foods into your diet. Athlete, expedition adventurer and physiologist to the world’s best athletes and business people, as well as an Olympic commentator for Canadian TV, Dr. Greg Wells (www. DrGregWells.com) is an authority on high performance and human physiology. Wells’ latest book, “The Ripple Effect: Eat, Sleep, Move And Think Better,� hit shelves earlier this year. Dr. Wells is an assistant professor of kinesiology at the University of Toronto where he studies elite sport performance. He also serves as an associate scientist of physiology and experimental medicine at The Hospital for Sick Children, where he leads the Exercise Medicine Research Program. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

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Hospice Help Foundation Receives $2,250 Grant from IWCNE

...VET from page 40 be proud to recognize U.S. Military Veterans as you do because this is what will make America Great Again, people helping people. P.S. I will go to any school or function to talk about homeless combat veterans and how we can help them. Thank You� Submitted by Pete Macdonald Sgt USMC.

SEACOAST Hospice Help Foundation received a grant of $2,250 in January 2017 from the International Women’s Club of New England (http://iwcne.net ). Hospice Help Foundation’s www. hhelpfoundation.org) mission is to provide financial support for hospice patients and their fami-

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Nancy Ergmann | Terry Pirini | Michelle McEwan | Mike Conlon | Laura Daly | Jeffrey Jellison | Lynn Helmer | Brent Mohr | Laurie Collins

Atlantic Realty 433 US Route 1, Cottage Place, Suite 101, York, ME 03909 | 207.363.4053 | info@c21atlantic.com NEW PRICE

OPEN HOUSE

SPLIT-ENTRY HOME SITUATED ON A 2 ACRE PARCEL IN KITTERY! Very private lot surrounded by woods with easy = > ? " porch or oversized garage with large # 0 7 # # yet the home has 4. Easy to connect to town water & sewer. $249,500 NANCY ERGMANN 207-337-2896

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