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6-Year Old Wells Resident Featured on “Little Big Shots� WELLS Rhys Cote is a 6-year-old girl from Wells who will be showcasing her unusual talent in the April 23 episode of NBC’s hit series “Little Big Shots.� The show is executive produced by Ellen DeGeneres and Steve Harvey, and hosted by Harvey. Rhys has a very unique talent: she’s a Snail Whisperer! On "Little Big Shots,� she will explain her unusual hobby with Steve Harvey and then showcase her skill on stage by using her special humming call to coax snails out of their shells. Then

Steve will give it a try for himself! Season one of “Little Big Shots� was the most-watched new alternative series on any of the Big 4 networks in six years, and the most-watched on NBC in 10 years when it premiered last spring. It’s a fun, familyfriendly show with no competition element that just celebrates phenomenal and talented kids. Viewers of “Little Big Shots� will be treated to never-before-seen acts, including everything from a pint-sized cowboy to a professional animal

caller and remarkable young experts in anatomy, geography and even Shakespeare. Adding to the fun will be kids who are incredibly gifted in music – ranging from opera to pop to rap, on instruments that include piano, guitar, drums and more. “Little Big Shots� will also showcase kids who took the Internet by storm with viral videos, guaranteeing lots of comedy and surprises in this engaging series that celebrates phenomenal children from all over the globe. For more information: www.nbc. com/little-big-shots.

Noble High School Students Move on to World Competition NORTH BERWICK What does a raccoon named OMER, time travel, classical art, and inspiration have in common? An unforgettable performance designed by seven students from Noble High School in North Berwick. This talented group of young adults have achieved an impressive milestone recently by qualifying for the Odyssey of the Mind

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Time, OMERâ€? which is described as “The future and the past collide in this problem about important works of art – both existing and yet-to-becreated‌ They will see OMER inspire two classical artists and a team-created artist from our future. The performance will include how the three works of art positively impact the world, a visual and audible effect that indicates when time travel is occurring, two re-creations of See NOBLE page 8...

Kennebunk Celebrates Earth Day KENNEBUNK In solidarity with D.C.’s March for Science and the internationally celebrated Earth Day, the Kennebunks Environmental Action Alliance has organized a terrific day’s worth of activity offering a local opportunity for dialogue, learning and expression related to both. On Saturday, April 22, from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m. at the Waterhouse Center on Main Street in Kennebunk there will be a "Celebration of Earth and Science" entitled "What would Rachel do?" Following that, at 3 p.m. "Let Us Gather" at the Unitarian

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and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction." Join your neighbors, farmers, scientists, NGOs and businesses committed to protecting the planet, the principles of science, and those of Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle...Restore, Repair, Replenish. Those you can count on meeting include: Scientists from Astronomers to Zoologists, the Biodiversity Research Institute, Coastal Studies for Girls, Kennebunk HS Environmental Awareness Club, Ken-

The Kennebunks Environmental Action Alliance offers activities celebrating Earth Day. (Otto Fontaine photo)

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Biology Class Receives Portable Lab for DNA Testing

WELLS This spring, two AP biology classes of teacher Lee McGlashan at Wells High School had the opportunity to work with sophisticated portable DNA testing equipment on loan to them for two weeks from the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor. This unique collaboration was a result of one WOCSD

administrator’s participation in the Education Leaders Experience (ELE), a program connecting educators to those working in various sectors of the Maine economy so as to learn the critical role that education plays in the economy. In late March and early April, 24 students learned to work with a protocol to study

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genes from human DNA; a double strand helix “macromolecule� made up of possibly 25,000 genes. “I brought what I learned from one of the sessions to Lee,� commented Stacey Schatzabel, Director of Instruction in the Wells-Ogunquit CSD who completed the ELE program last year. “He immediately was excited and applied to take the genome course at Jackson Lab.� The week-long “Teaching the Genome Generation� course was taken by McGlashan in the summer of 2016. This trained him to work with the DNA analysis lab so as to incorporate it into his class’s curriculum. Working with limited time, McGlashan and students selected to isolate and examine their own “ACE� gene, a gene which influences the degree of one’s muscle strength and aerobic performance. The four-day

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lab process, which first gathered anonymous saliva samples from students, eventually revealed that about half of the group had a form of the gene primarily associated with favoring the development of muscle strength and power. The other half of the group were shown to have a variant of the gene that favors development of more aerobic performance and efficiency. “The Education Leaders Experience program has been the best professional develop-

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MSAD#60 Announces Plans for Tri-Town Bookmobile

This bookmobile is not the actual bus to be created, but an example from Ashland, OH.

YORK COUNTY MSAD#60 will be converting a school bus into a bookmobile to serve the towns of Berwick, Lebanon and North Berwick. The Tri-Town Bookmobile (TTB) conversion will be funded primarily by a $20,000 grant from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation. The project is supported by the Berwick Public Library, The D.A. Hurd Library of North Berwick, and The Martha Sawyer Community Library of Lebanon.

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tion for adults and bench seating for storytime and general use. A heating system, air conditioning, and WiFi are also in the future plans. Routes for the TTB will be developed to serve the maximum amount of people in the three towns, prioritizing high need areas with limited access to town and school libraries. Initial funding for the TTB will allow for three partial days of service per week in the summer and one day per month during the rest of the year. The TTB will provide the town libraries and MSAD#60 with a platform to support literacy needs across all three towns. The bus conversion will be happening this summer with a grand opening scheduled for the fall. There is great enthusiasm for the project. “A bookmobile will provide endless opportunities for adult education staff to reach students with limited transportation options. This is an exciting addition to our toolbox!� said Adult Education Director Brenda Gagne. Berwick Literacy Coach Chris Mara suggested that the TTB “will provide the students with more opportunities to read during the summer months and will help lessen the 'summer slide' reading loss.� Veteran Educator Ledue summed up the project with a long-term view, “This is yet another example of the commitment of MSAD#60 to create conditions to help all learners of all ages have the resources and support that they need to be successful.� For more information, email Tom Ledue at tom.ledue@ msad60.org.

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~ News ~ Mysteries of Bread Baking the Focus of Lecture SOUTH BERWICK Bread was the "staff of life" for both English and French settlers on the Atlantic Coast in colonial times, and they went to extraordinary lengths to ensure a steady supply. How baking was done in wood-fired ovens is little documented in letters and

chronicles of the early 1600s or in modern archaeological reports. A talk presented by the Old Berwick Historical Society will shed light on the mysteries of baking in the New World. Food historian Paula Marcoux will describe how she pieced together the story of the

Don’t Forget Ogunquit’s Annual Patriots Day Celebration OGUNQUIT The town of Ogunquit celebrates Patriots Day on April 21-23. Named the Best Show of Patriotism by Down East Magazine, Ogunquit's Patriots Day events celebrate colonial and early American heritage through re-enactments, concerts, contests, and demonstrations. Many events also celebrate the unique character of our community, with an arts and crafts fair, non-profit fundraisers, and tastings from area restaurants.

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earliest colonial ovens by combining traditional historical research with experimental oven building and baking trials. The talk will be held at the Berwick Academy Arts Center in South Berwick on Thursday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the public, and samples of bread and cake recipes from the 1600s will be served at the presentation. Donations are gratefully accepted. Marcoux is a food historian who lives in Plymouth, MA. The author of “Cooking with Fire” (Storey Publishing, 2014), she has worked professionally as an archaeologist, cook, and breadoven builder. She is food editor

on the transmission of hand skills, where she leads workshops on natural leavening, historic baking, and wood-fired cooking. More information is available at www.oldberwick.org.

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Celebration and Concert for The Week of the Young Child™ at Historical Society

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an annual celebration intended to focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families, and to recognize the early childhood programs and services that meet those needs. This is the ninth year the The Week of the Young Child™ has been celebrated with an exhibition of children’s art from early care and education programs in the town of Wells. The art is to be on public display in several locations throughout the town from April 24 through April 28. The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit is inviting all ages to attend this free event on Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to enjoy His-

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tory Games and family activities, â€?Family Fun Toursâ€? of the Meetinghouse Museum, and an exhibition of the art of the young children who attend early care and education programs in Wells. A very special part of the event will be a Children's Concert at 10:30 featuring a live musical performance by Rob Duquette, whose concerts for children incorporate world musical genres and infuses important lessons about kindness, empathy and environmental responsibility. Rob sings his original music accompanying himself on xylophone, guitar, ukelele, and percussion from around the globe. “My goal was to write children’s music that would not drive parents crazy. I’m happy when parents confess that they listen even when the kids aren’t in the car!â€? NAEYC first established the Week of the Young Child™ in 1971, recognizing that the early childhood years (birth through age 8) lay the foundation for children's success in school and later life. Cheryl Walker coordinates the local Wells children’s artwork displays, and she describes it as “one of the easiest and ‘feel good’ ways to celebrate the Week of the Young

Child. It can call attention to the much bigger concept of how important the early years are. I am struck by the fact that 85% of your intellect, your personality, and your social skills are developed by the age of 5. Knowing this should make a difference to everyone and guide us as a community, a nation, in our actions and policies.� The Historical Society loves to open its doors to the community. The Meetinghouse Museum seats 200 people in a beautiful light-filled space in the Gothic Revival style with historic original features, such as the pews and wood floors. “We’re ready to have fun on spot where there’s been a Meetinghouse for 400 years!� says Julia Einstein, Administrator for the HSWO. “We especially like the idea of being more accessible to all of our community, including families with young children and grandchildren! It is the place for them to make memories together.� The Meetinghouse museum is the home of the Esselyn Perkins Library, one of the finest genealogical collections in southern Maine. FMI: info@wohistory.org; 207-646-4775.

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~ News ~ Shore Road Project Update

A New Tank Truck for Wells Fire Dept. WELLS All are invited to stop by the fire station and check out the new Tank Truck on Sunday, April 30 from 10 a.m. to noon. Staff from the Fire Department as well as the Police Department will be available to answer questions you may have on the new Public Safety Building. Coffee and donuts will be served. Located at 1536B Post Rd, Wells.

OGUNQUIT We have been advised of the following work plan. (Construction is weather dependent and may change.) KKW plans to work Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Due to the nature of construction they may need to work longer days. Fridays will generally be shorter days due to pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Working hours for Grondin (working for the Sewer district) will be updated once KKW wraps up and paving begins. Project Overview: KKW will be installing the new water main starting at the Anchorage Towers and working south within the southbound lane.

Traffic control will maintain single lane traffic around the construction site. Similar to the work done in the Fall, construction will keep the old main live while installing the new main, so customers shouldn't have a disruption in service until switching the services to the new main. Sewer District (Grondin) Shore Road. Grondin work for the sewer district is complete with the exception of final paving. This will occur once KKW is complete. For more information, email Kirk Lavoie, Communications Liaison, Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce & Shore Road Project at kirk@ ogunquit.org.

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the classic works of art selected from a list, and a team-created work of art.� (www.meodyssey. org). This team has been working hard for months, giving up hours after school and on weekends to prepare an incredibly original skit, scenery, props, artwork and costumes. They competed at the regional level where they qualified for states, and competed at the state level where they placed second, earning them an invitation to the World Competition in East Lansing, MI, May 24-27. Their efforts to improve the solution of the problem, and their creativity, will continue to progress before leaving on their journey to Michigan. The team does have a GoFundMe page at www.gofundme.com/noble-odyssey-of-themind to offset the cost of travel to Michigan and participation in the competition. They also plan to contact local businesses and fraternal organizations for donations to help them in their academically and creatively challenging pursuit to compete at this advanced level. The local community and proud parents congratulate them on this impressive accomplishment and wish them well at Worlds.

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Wells Volunteer Force Celebrates National Volunteer Week April 23-29 their willingness to give of their time, knowledge, skills, and abilities to the many Boards, Committees, and Programs in our Town, Wells would not be the best place in Maine to live, work, and play. This year, in honor of National Volunteer Week, the town especially recognizes Joan Mooney and Keith Fletcher, whose contributions to Wells are exceptionally valued. Joan currently serves as Chairwoman of the Personnel Advisory Board and acts in an advisory capacity to the Town Manager and Human Resources Director in the establishment

WELLS National Volunteer Week is an annual event in April to recognize and celebrate the many people in the United States (and Canada) who give their time and talent freely to a huge array of charitable and non-profit organizations. It was launched in 1974 by President Nixon and each president since has issued a proclamation annually to recognize and honor the contributions of our nation’s volunteers. This year recognizes the amazing contributions of current volunteers and also hope to encourage more people to volunteer for the Town of Wells. Without

and administration of personnel policies. “Joan and her Personnel Advisory group provide tremendous leadership, oversight and perspective on critical Human Resources matters and to the benefit of all the employees in town. I rely on the board and am grateful for their time, expertise, and support,� noted HR Director Stephanie Weaver. Joan has been a resident of Wells for 15 years and has been a vital member of the community for nearly all of that time. After just three years of living and volunteering in Wells, Joan ran for and was elected to a Board of Selectmen position in 2006.

At the time she was only the fourth woman to hold a seat in 100 years! One could say, Joan was on the cutting edge of cracking that glass ceiling! Joan has a rich history in volunteering and has used it to blaze new trails for women in business. She entered the insurance industry at a time when there were very few women in the field. In fact, she was the first woman underwriter in her area of Connecticut! She quickly rose to become one of the top underwriters making it to the National Conference in her first year. When they snapped the photo of all the national qualifiers for that year, she was the only female in the photo! Joan soon realized she needed to honor those who had mentored her along the way and pay forward by doing the same for other women who were fol-

lowing in her footsteps. She helped to found and later became National President of the National Woman’s Life Underwriters, an organization to help mentor and support women in the insurance field. She also volunteered at her church coordinating 100 other volunteers who raised funds to provide necessities for those in need in the Darien community where she lived. Joan will tell you she loves to make a difference in the community and being a part of it. She feels she’s paying forward for the successes she has had and for the mentorship she received. She absolutely recommends volunteering saying it’s the only way to get to know the town and for the betterment of the town. It also saves the town money. It’s important to the volunteers too – they make friends and keep their minds active. Joan See VOLUNTEERS page 13...

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WELLS On Thursday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m., the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District will present the 31st Annual Literary Achievement Awards ceremony on stage in the new Wells High School Performing Arts Center. This event will recognize 66 students who placed in this creative writing contest for 2017. Fourteen ‘first place’ winners from grades kindergarten through Adult Community Education (ACE) will read all or a portion of their short stories and poems to the audience. At this time, prizes will be awarded including the prize of $500

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to WHS senior Madison Morin for her poem, Reflecting Hope. First place winners include Robert Roche (Kindergarten), Carolyn Nichols (Gr. 1), Francesca MacEwen (Gr. 2), Aiden Lear (Gr. 3.), Angelina Demarco (Gr. 4), Zachary Smith (Gr. 5), Alivia Boucher (Gr. 6), Kara Borkowski (Gr. 7), Kathryn Cafaro (Gr. 8), Felicia DesJardins (Gr. 9), Katherine Reidy (Gr. 10), Estelle Reardon (Gr. 11), Madison Morin (Gr. 12), and Tam Tran (ACE). The Literary Achievement Awards contest was established in 1986. The program is sponsored by the Wells-Ogunquit CSD, the Rotary Clubs of Wells

and Ogunquit, and the Steakhouse in Wells. The contest and ceremony is an annual event that encourages, recognizes and rewards outstanding creative writing at all grade levels. In 2017, 236 students submitted various forms of writing including poetry, non-fiction, and fiction. All entries were judged anonymously at two levels: district staff and a community panel. The top winner at each grade level (with the exception of 12th grade) will receive $100, second place winners will receive $50, and third place winners will receive $25. Honorable mentions will receive $10 gift certificates to the Steakhouse in Wells.

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there fed off of Mary’s graciousness and friendly personality. At the food pantry there were many volunteers helping out. Mary knew virtually everyone there, including all of the individuals and families visiting the food pantry. Compassionately she spoke with the visitors, remarking on the details of their families and their lives. Bags and bags of food were collected and bagged for the dozens of families, all of whom seemed so grateful that someone actually cared enough about them, their financial predicament and the health and well-being of their families. I was truly struck at the sheer volume of food that made its way to peoples’ vehicles. I learned that the food had been donated by Hannaford and BJs. Wow. What a gift to those in need. About a week later I was asked if I would accompany Mary on an early morning food pickup in Portsmouth. As we drove, I learned a fair bit about Mary. She was 70 years old, a widower, who has lived in Maine her entire life. She spoke about the school she went to as a child, where there were only seven kids. For more than 43 years, she has lived in the same house in North Berwick, which she and her husband built from scratch. I asked inquisitively, “Mary, do you do this work five days a week?� She laughed, and replied, “Oh my. I work seven days a week. I don’t mind. The families See MARY page 13...

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~ News ~ ...VOLUNTEERS from page 10 is still going strong and remains a force to be reckoned with. Thank you, Joan, for all you do for our town. Keith Fletcher has served as a member of the Wells Conservation Commission for more than 15 years. He is an avid conservationist who humbly describes it as “an interest of mine�. One of the many projects the Wells Conservation Commission pursues is locating land within the Town that can fill the needs of a local neighborhood. Keith spends a great deal of time researching and writing grants for the Commission to acquire town land for conservation purposes. Land can be located in a number of ways: through networking with friends, neighbors, and local residents, or ...MARY from page 12 need the food. I am more than happy to do it.� My heart is warmed. My faith in humanity is restored. If you wish to feel good about people, and about the world in general, I strongly encourage you to visit the North Berwick food pantry. Most assuredly you will promptly discover Mary, a most giving and compassionate soul. There is something about Mary. She is North Berwick’s loving sparrow.

through the landowners themselves. Landowners can sign a legal document called an Agricultural Conservation Easement giving up their development rights to the land in perpetuity and then sell it to the town, often vastly below market value; they can donate the land for conservation purposes outright; or they can sell it to a land trust such as Great Works Regional Land Trust with whom our Conservation Commission has a wonderful working relationship. One such property under consideration is the Getchell Pasture property. Fletcher describes it as a “remarkable piece of land that is so diverse in such a small space�. Once a piece of property is located, it is put through a ranking system developed by the Wells Conservation Commission. If it ranks well, the Commission will pursue its acquisition. Land acquired by Wells Conservation Commission efforts become public land – open to the public for public purposes. Keith added it takes a lot of people to make these acquisitions happen. In addition to his volunteer work on our Conservation Commission, Keith is the project manager for Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Thank you, Keith, for your tireless efforts to help the Conservation Commission acquire the land around town so many of our residents and visitors enjoy!

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Friday, April 21 – Sunday, April 23 Patriots' Day Celebration Enjoy a unique town-wide Patriotic celebration! Want to win some extra money? Bake a pie for our American Pie contest! Learn more about all of the events at visitogunquit.org.

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Franco-American Concert At the West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Road, West Kennebunk. Featuring The Don Roy Trio, a great afternoon of reels, jigs, hornpipes and step dancing from Maine, Quebec and the Maritimes. $15 adults, $10 under 18/over 65, $35 max for parents with children. FMI: 207-985-2831.

Belairs Perform The award-winning Belairs will play at the Wells-Ogunquit Senior Center, 300 Post Road, Wells. Doors open at 2 p.m. with music at 3 p.m. Come enjoy the best in Doo Wop! Tickets $13 in advance or $15 at the door.

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“Put Your Money Where Your Trees Are� Lecture STAR Theatre Free Lecture Series presents “Put Your Money Where Your Trees Are: Confessions of a Forest Entomologist� at 7 p.m. in the Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Road, Kittery. During his career with the U.S. Forest Service, Dennis Souto says the U.S. invested lots of taxpayer dollars in attempting to minimize the damage insects did to trees. Register by calling 207-439-3800 or visiting www.kitterycommunitycenter.org.

Thursday, April 27 Kittery Serves Community Expo 5-6:30 p.m. at STAR Theatre, Kittery Community Center. Learn how you can share your skills, talents and passions with those in need in your own neighborhood! Local agencies will be available to offer volunteer opportunities. This is a great opportunity for retirees and students who need to complete a service requirement. Free and open to the public. FMI: kitterycommunitycenter.org, kitteryserves.org, or 207-439-3800.

Community Support Group Forum in Ogunquit The Cultural Homestay International’s Summer Work and Travel Program is conducting their first J-1 Community Support Group Forum 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Anchorage by the Sea, 125 Shore Road, Ogunquit. The group will help prepare

Friday, April 28 Public Roast Beef Supper 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Johns’ Masonic Hall, 216 Portland Street (Route 4), South Berwick. Adults $10, children $3, tickets available at the door.

Saturday, April 29 The Kennebunk Rotary Club will be holding its 25th fundraising Duathlon competition, comprised of a 5k run starting from Sea Road Elementary School to Kennebunk Landing and back, an 18-mile bike race along the shore on both sides of the Kennebunk River and past Walker’s Point, and a final 5k run on a groomed trail along the Mousam River. FMI: presidentialseasideduathlon.com.

The Art & Science of Craft Beer Workshop 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Wells Reserve, Laudholm Farm Road, Wells. Panelists, tastings, and special guests. Limited seating. FMI: wellsreserve. org/beer.

Baked Bean and Pasta Supper 4:30-6 p.m. at M.L.Day School, Limerick Road, Arundel. Donations $7 per person, children under 5 free, proceeds to benefit the Arundel Historical Society. The May raffle calendar will available as well as historical displays!

Saturday, April 29 & Sunday, April 30 "Shell We Stitch" Needlework Exhibit 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Cliff House in Ogunquit, sponsored by The Southern Maine Chapter of the Embroiderers Guild of America. Free and open to the public. FMI: www.newenglandregionega.org or snu1261@gmail.com.

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~ Library News ~ Saturday, April 22, at 10:30 a.m. For Earth Day, the Center for Wildlife of York will present an introduction to Maine’s creatures of the night with live animals and hands-on materials.

residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, April 26, at 2 p.m. The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, May 3, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

tant to protect your personal and financial information. You will also learn the necessary steps to take if you believe you are the victim of identity theft.

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Dr. Robin Barstow will present The Psychology of Money on April 24 at 6:30 p.m. as one of more than 5,000 free financial programs of fered nationwide during Money Smart WeekÂŽ, April 22-29. Money influences how we see other people and how we see ourselves. Dr. Barstow is a clinical social worker at Maine Behavioral Healthcare. She earned her BA from Sarah Lawrence College, her MS in anthropology from Columbia University, her PhD in biology at Yale University, and her MSW from University of Maine. To learn more about Money Smart WeekÂŽ visit www.moneysmartweek.org.

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Wednesday, April 26, shown each week at 4 p.m. Call for details to see what is playing next!

LEGO Club Wednesday, April 26, at 4 p.m. Weekly challenges and inspired builds!

Special Arbor Day Theme for Storytime Friday, April 28, at 10:30 a.m. Tales for Tots with Miss Cheryl and Miss Zoa. Stories, songs, finger plays and a craft. The program is geared toward children up to age 6, but all are welcome!

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Local Author Talk: Helen Rousseau

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Tuesday, April 25 at 7 p.m. Helen Rousseau, a Catholic nun for 30 years, is now an ordained interfaith minister. She will read an excerpt from her new book, “Coming to the Edge,� and talk about poetry and healing.

“Love of Literacy�

Academy of Little Learners (York, Maine) and Busy Bees Childcare (Eliot Maine) have teamed up with the library to sponsor a funfilled family literacy event! The event titled, “Love of Literacy� will include children’s book authors Claudia Dunigan creator of “Queen of the Woodlands� and Martha Couture creator of “Parker the Pig�, 5210 Let’s Go program, MAD Science of Maine, movement activity, arts and crafts and a spe-

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Wells Public Library Teen Craft Wednesday, April 26 at 2 p.m. Stop by the library to try out a new craft! This month craft rainbow stress balls. Supplies provided, you bring the creativity! This event is free.

Maine Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum Kestenbaum will be at the library on Tuesday, April 25 at 6 p.m. to help celebrate National Poetry Month with a reading of his works. He was named Maine Poet Laureate in March 2016, and has published four books of poetry and a collection of essays. Kestenbaum’s work has been featured in a multitude of state and national publications.

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The library will celebrate Earth Day, April 22 with a full schedule of programs about bees from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bees play a vital role in the pollination of many crops we depend upon for food. With the decline of both native bee populations and managed hives, many fruit and vegetable crops are now threatened. Although colony collapse is not clearly understood and appears to have a number of causes, there are ways we can encourage bees and provide habitat and food for them. Come and talk with beekeepers, watch films about bees, and learn about plants that attract bees to your garden. Special activities are also planned for children. Bee there!

“Jackie� Film Sunday, April 23 3 p.m. Following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children, and define her husband's historic legacy. The film features Natalie Portman who was nominated Best Actress for her performance. Rated R for brief strong violence and some language. 100 minutes.

Gracefully Driving While Aging Thursday, April 27 at noon. Heather Shields will speak about helping seniors continue to drive safely for as long as possible, as well as how to recognize when it is time to retire from driving. Sponsored by Sentry Hill at York Harbor.

“Hidden Figures� Film Sunday, April 30, 3 p.m. The story of a team of African-American women mathematicians who served a vital role in NASA during the early years of the US space program as the United States raced against Russia to put a man in space. Rated PG for thematic elements and some language. 127 minutes.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

Senator Collins Receives GRAMMYs on the Hill Award Rep. Foley Welcomes Wells’ Select WASHINGTON, D.C. – which brings communities to- society, I would have to look no A Cappella Chorus to State House U.S. Senator Susan Collins received the GRAMMYs on the Hill Award in honor of her being an outstanding champion of music programs. Kara DioGuardi, a York County resident, musician, and former “American Idol� judge, presented Senator Collins with the award. As a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Collins has long worked to secure essential funding for the arts. “My mother started me with piano lessons at age four, and from that young age, I cultivated a life-long appreciation for music,� said Senator Collins. “I am honored to receive this recognition from the Academy for my work to support music,

gether, improves learning, and enhances culture. We must continue to work together to ensure that all Americans, regardless of geography or economic status, have access to music, whether in the audience, on stage, or in the classroom.� “If I needed evidence to prove the value of music in our

farther than the city I am proud to call home today, Bangor, Maine,� Senator Collins continued. “Our symphony, founded in 1898, is one of the oldest continually operating orchestras in the country, a testament to unflagging public support.

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Art Teacher Distinguished Award

WELLS State Representative Robert A. Foley (R-Wells) and members of the Wells High School Select A Cappella Chorus gather around the Speaker’s rostrum in the House Chamber on Tuesday, March 28. The students had the opportunity to exhibit their vocal talent during an early morning

concert at the State House and likewise performed their rendition of the National Anthem before the start of the day’s session. The young people received a wonderful reception from Maine lawmakers during their visit to Augusta. Representative Foley was delighted to welcome the Chorus to the capitol. (David A. Knorr photo)

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Waterston Announced as BA’s Poet-inResidence SOUTH BERWICK Ellen Waterston is Berwick Academy’s sixth annual Poet-inResidence. She will teach classes during the week of April 3 and then perform on Friday, April 7 at 7 p.m. in the Jackson Library. This performance is free and open to the public. Ellen Waterston is a literary arts advocate and award-winning poet and author. “Hotel Domilocos,â€? her fourth book of poetry, will be released this April. “VĂ­a LĂĄctea: A Woman of a Certain Age Walks the Camino,â€? Waterston’s verse novel based on walking the Camino de Santiago in 2012, premiered as an opera in Bend, Oregon's Tower Theatre, June 2016. Waterston was both librettist and producer of the opera. It is slated for a second staging this year. A small part of VĂ­a LĂĄctea will be a part of the Friday evening presentation. Founded by Waterston in 2000, the Writing Ranch, in Todos Santos, Mexico offers writing workshops and retreats for emerging and established writers. The Waterston Desert Writing Prize, established in 2014, is awarded annually to nonfiction projects concerning deserts anywhere in the world. For more information: www. writingranch.com

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Book Signing with South Berwick Author

SOUTH BERWICK Local author Emily C. Reynolds will host a book signing party and “meet and greet� to celebrate the recent release of her romantic comedy “Picture Perfect.� At the event, that will be held April 30 at 1 p.m. at South Berwick Free Baptist Church, Reynolds will read excerpts from her novel and share sneak peeks into the writing of “Picture Perfect.� People will have the chance to win door prizes and unique giveaways inspired by the novel. Reynolds grew up in South Berwick, and her writing reflects the value she places on being part of a close-knit

community. She writes “faithfilled novels filled with laughs and small-town New England charm.� In the story, a photographer and a martial artist partnered for swing dance lessons also become unknowingly pitted against each other in a real estate tug-of-war. As romance heats up, secrets from the past close in. Agendas collide, and when the truth comes out, one wrong move could trip them up for good. When asked about her artistic inspiration, Reynolds said the advice “write what you know� applies. “I think it’s natural for our passions to flow into our stories in some form

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or another,� she said, giving an example of the scenes in the novel that relate to martial arts. “Micah, the hero in the story, practices jujitsu. Lily, the heroine, studies boxing. One of the underlying themes of the story is self-defense and safety.� “I love teaching women’s self-defense,� Reynolds said, “because I've seen wonderful things happen when a woman learns she really can protect herself physically. We have a vested interest in our physical and sexual safety and should not leave it up to chance or assume it’s someone else’s responsibility.� One of Reynold's challenges was accepting her writing process. “I had to learn to accept who I am as an author,� she said. “I’m not a particularly fast writer. The story doesn’t unfold in a straightforward manner for me. I’m much more ‘seat of the

pants’ than plotter. So I have to constantly remind myself that it’s okay that the course is not charted. That’s part of the fun for me.� Reynolds is a graduate of Gordon College in Wenham, Mass., with degrees in English Language and Literature as well as Biblical Studies. She has earned her living as a professional wedding photographer,

high school English teacher, newspaper copy editor, piano teacher, and women’s self-defense instructor. She has also been involved in American Christian Fiction Writers and won national writing awards for contemporary romance. She lives locally with her husband and son. For more information about the author or this event, visit www.emilycreynolds.com.

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Carbon Leaf Performs at Jonathan’s Ogunquit OGUNQUIT Richmond's Carbon Leaf is set to make its return to Ogunquit for a performance at Jonathan’s on April 29. Doors for this all ages show open at 7 p.m, and

the music begins at 8 p.m. This tour finds Carbon Leaf celebrating the release of its latest album, “Nothing Rhymes With Woman� (2016). The group blends folk, Celtic,

bluegrass, Americana and rock traditions into what the group calls ether-electrified porch music. The Virginia quintet’s songs of life, love, heartbreak and landscape are independently written, recorded and produced from its own studio in Richmond. Jonathans, 92 Bourne Ln, Ogunquit; www. jonathansogunquit.com.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ “Big Easy Roots & Gospel Fest� Brings Sounds of New Orleans ELIOT ProjectMusicWorks, a nonprofit dedicated to uplifting those in need through music, will celebrate New Orleans roots, blues, and gospel music on Sunday, April 30. This Seacoast-based arts and cultural organization will mark its 13th anniversary with its annual crowd-pleasing Big Easy Roots & Gospel Fest. A reception with free hors d’oeuvre and cash bar will begin at 3 p.m., followed at 4 p.m. by a concert featuring The Soggy Po’ Boys, The RMS Five, and the Rock My Soul Choir and Band. A silent auction and raffles will run throughout the afternoon, and CDs and merchandise from all three groups will be available for sale. The event will take place at the Regatta Room, a beautiful function facility located at

29 Levesque Drive (the Eliot Commons) in Eliot. Proceeds will benefit ProjectMusicWorks and its mission of performing free outreach concerts at hospice, homeless shelters, nursing homes, rehab programs, jails, and other facilities that support those in need. Due to the performers’ popularity and limited number of tickets, advance purchase is strongly recommended. Advance discount tickets for the event are $25 per person and $20 each for a table of ten. Children 12 and under are admitted free. All tickets may be purchased online directly from Brown Paper Tickets at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2904421. All tickets at the door on the day of the event will be $30. For more information, visit www.projectmusicworks.org or call 603-3375656.

Ladies Night in Kittery KITTERY Just Us Chickens Gallery of Kittery has organized a sure to be fun-filled event, “Ladies Night�, to promote Kittery’s local Route 1 (State Road) businesses. Ladies can join us for “Kickin’ Kittery�, Thursday, April 27 from 5-7 p.m. Customers will be invited to fill a “passport� stamped by the four sponsoring businesses. To begin this journey, customers will start at Just Us Chickens Gallery, proceeding to both Hillside Florist and Gifts and Fabulous Finds, ending at the final destination,

“The Farm� Restaurant. With the completed passport, the customer will receive a $10 coupon for food/drink and enjoy The Farm’s Thursday Trivia Night. Ladies who have turned in a completed Passport at “The Farm� will be entered to win $295 worth of gift certificates from the 11 participating Route 1 businesses: Beach Pea Baking Company, Byrne & Carlson Chocolatier, Circle Subs, Fabulous Finds, Hillside Flowers and Gifts, Just Us Chickens Gallery, Loco Coco’s Restaurant, Rising Tide Natural Foods, Roots Salon, Terra Cotta Pasta Company, and Warren’s Lobster House.

Author Imagines Local Life in the 1700’s SOUTH BERWICK Local Author Paula Bennett will be discussing her recently published book, “Imagining Ichabod: My Journey into 18th Century America through History, Food, and a Georgian House,â€? on April 30 at 1 p.m. at the Counting House Museum in South Berwick. Bennett will share her story about how she and her husband, Harvey, came to own the Goodwin House, located in what is called the Old Fields part of South Berwick. They wanted to imagine, and to live to some extent, according to daily life as it was for the Goodwins in the 1700’s. They researched and explored the diet, dĂŠcor, and activities of the early colonial times. Bennett will also discuss how the Goodwins lived our history through local government, and national wars. She will also touch on how South Berwick can be seen as a microcosm of our nation’s history. After finding a piece of pottery tucked into wall during some upkeep work on their home, the Bennetts met archeologist Dr. Neill DePaoli. Together, they agreed it was important to do an archeological dig at the Goodwin House to add to the story of the Bennett’s home. The Old Berwick Historical Society sponsored an archeological dig at the Goodwin House beginning in 2011, lasting six years, during which field schools were run. Volunteers spent winters cleaning and cataloguing

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3 Tips for Staying on the same Financial Page with your Spouse Plenty of things can kill the romance in a relationship. But traditionally, money and all the complications that come with it sit near the top of the list. “I’ve worked with hundreds of married clients and have seen a lot of spending habits over the years, both good and bad,” says Dan Carter, an Investment Advisor Representative for Safeguard Investment Advisory Group. “There’s no doubt that

when the numbers in the bank account start dropping, the tempers can start flaring.” Carter recalls that when he and his wife were planning their wedding, the minister declined to perform the ceremony unless they met with him three times beforehand. “Guess what he talked about – money,” Carter says. “He said money can cause a lot of problems in a marriage. When the wolves are at the door, couples stress, argue, and often break up.” In fact, 20 percent of couples say that financial decisions cause tension in their relationships every day, and 31 percent say money issues lead to stress weekly, according to a survey by the American Institute of CPAs and the Ad Council. The key is for couples to get on the same page about money, Carter says. Tensions can’t help but grow if one spouse is extraordinarily frugal while the other is a spendthrift. He suggests: • Sit down and talk about what is important. If a husband’s financial goals and a wife’s financial goals are at odds, trouble is inevitable. He might want to stash more away for retirement. Her chief concern might be saving enough to help the kids through college. The important thing is that each understands the other’s priorities and conThe Weekly

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BUSINESS & FINANCE First Time Home Sellers Seminar YORK RE/MAX Realty One and Summit Title are pleased to announce a cosponsorship of a new seminar designed specifically for First Time Home Sellers. The semi-

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like this is timely and needed.” says Ina Toth, Managing Broker at RE/MAX Realty One. “We think the timing is right for a program such as this because some much has changed in the real estate industry and will con-

Consumers Cautioned About IRS’s Use of Private Debt Collection STATEWIDE U.S. Senator Susan Collins, the Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, is cautioning consumers to be aware of the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) new policy of using private debt collection companies to collect unpaid taxes. Under the new protocol, the IRS has authorized four private debt collection companies to collect unpaid taxes. They are CBE Group of Cedar Falls, IA; Conserve of Fairport, NY; Performant of Livermore, CA; and Pioneer of Horseheads, NY. Only one of these companies will contact you in the event you owe money to the IRS. Here is what you need to know about this new development: If you have an overdue balance on your account, the IRS will first send you a letter informing you that it is giving your information to one of the four companies listed above, providing the company name and contact information.

The debt collector will then send you a letter confirming the account turnover prior to contacting you by phone. Upon calling you, they will be able to discuss payment options, but the only way you can pay your tax debt is electronically or by check payable to the US Treasury. “The IRS’s use of private debt collection companies to collect unpaid taxes is in the spirit of efficiency, but may create confusion for those already susceptible to the IRS impersonation scam, like our nation’s seniors,” said Senator Collins. “I urge consumers to remain vigilant and protect themselves from potential scams that could stem from this new development.” If you know you don’t owe taxes or do not immediately believe that you do, you can report the incident to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) at 1-800-3664484. Never give personal information, such as bank account or credit card numbers, to someone you do not know. If you suspect

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SIS Bank Gifts $1,000 to Nonprofits

YORK COUNTY In an SIS Bank tradition, each spring at the Annual Meeting, three of the Bank’s Corporators are chosen at random to select a local nonprofit to receive a $1,000 donation. This year, Rick Stanley opted for the Animal Welfare Society, Bruce Lamb selected SanfordSpringvale YMCA, and Marcel Payeur chose Maine Children’s

Cancer Program. “Our annual meeting with our Corporators sets the tone for our entire year of community support. Every year three of our Corporators select very worthy recipients, and this year is no exception,” said Mark T. Mickeriz, President & CEO of SIS Bank. For more information, call 207-324-2285 or visit bank sis.com.

Nichole D. Raftopoulos Honored in Forbes’ Top Women Wealth Advisors List KENNEBUNK Nvest Financial Group, LLC, a Financial Planning and Investment Advisory firm, with offices in Kennebunk, ME and Portsmouth, NH, has announced that its founder, Nichole D. Raftopoulos, CFP®, AIF®, CDFA™, MPAS , has been named to Forbes’ Top Women Wealth Advisors list for 2017. In 1995, Nichole began her career in the financial services industry before establishing Nvest in 2003. As a Certified Financial Planner™ Practitioner, Accredited Investment Fiduciary® and Master Planner in Advanced Studies, Nichole works closely with Nvest’s clients regarding all aspects of the personal financial life by taking a sincere and holistic approach. This approach helps educate clients through all steps of the planning process thereby allow-

Kennebunk Center for Dentistry Welcomes New Dentist KENNEBUNK At just seventeen years old, Dr. Guilherme Bonecker Valverde left the sandy beaches of Brazil for the rocky coast of Maine. While a foreign exchange student at Kennebunk High School, later called “Gigie” or “Dr. V” for short, played soccer and was the state champ for the indoor soccer team. Twenty years later, he returns; this time as an internationally respected prosthetic dentist at Kennebunk Center for Dentistry. Dr. Valverde teaches PostGraduate Prosthodontics in Esthetics and Operative Den-

tistry at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. He holds a PhD in clinical ProsthodonticsMaterial Sciences and has completed significant research in the field of implants and biomaterials. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the Massachusetts Dental Society, and the International Team for Implantology. He has been awarded the Dean’s Award for Excellence in clinical teaching twice. Dr. Valverde has published nearly twenty peer-reviewed articles and has contributed to three dental textbooks. He presents nationally at various dental conferences.

ing a person to make informed decisions and helping achieve financial security. Wayne Bloom, CEO of Commonwealth Financial Network®, Nvest’s independent broker/dealer–RIA, said, “Congratulations to Nichole on being recognized among this list of dynamic financial advisors. Nichole is a distinguished leader, dedicated to her practice and committed to bettering the financial livelihood of her clients. We value our partnership with Nichole and her individual contributions to the Commonwealth community, and we will continue to offer the support her business demands.” “This honor is not only about me” states Nichole, “but rather it takes a team of professionals who are committed each and every day in working so diligently with all of our clients. I’m fortunate to have wonderful people as part of the Nvest team.” The ranking of Forbes' Top Wealth Advisors(1) (Top

Seacoast Brothers Opens Third Butcher Shop in Southern Maine YORK BEACH Alec and Kellen Brown have opened a third location of their successful Seacoast Brothers Butcher Shops at 21 Railroad Avenue, walking distance from York Beach. The full-service location builds on the company’s success, simplifying lunch and dinner planning for beach-goers and area

Tramuto Foundation Announces Grant Aimed at Reducing Childhood Mortality OGUNQUIT At a gala celebrating 10 years since the founding of the Lwala Community Alliance (Lwala), a Nashville-based organization serving rural communities of western Kenya, Health eVillages (HeV) and Tramuto Foundation founder Donato J. Tramuto of Ogunquit, ME, announced the creation of a fiveyear grant to fund a comprehensive nutrition program aimed at reducing childhood death rates in Lwala, Kenya. The five-year, $500,000 grant announced on March 31 marks the continuation of a partnership between Lwala, HeV and the Tramuto

Foundation. “Health eVillages has partnered with us as we’ve built a community-led model of healthcare that works,” said Ash Rogers, Lwala Executive Director. “They’ve leveraged their experience, technology and resources and together we’ve cut under-5 mortality to 64 percent of the regional average. Now, we are doubling down on our approach, tackling a key cause of child death: chronic malnutrition.” Tramuto created the Ogunquit-based foundation in memory of his two close friends and their young son who per-

Women Advisors) is based on an algorithm of qualitative and quantitative criteria, including a minimum of seven years of experience, a minimum of $1 million in production, and the weighing of factors including revenue trends, AUM, compliance records, industry experience, and best practices (gathered through telephone and in-person duediligence interviews). Shook Research also employs an opinionbased weighting system that prioritizes its preferred “best practices,” which include business models, activities, processes, and structure. Overall, 2,723 advisors were considered, and 200 (7.3 percent of candidates) were recognized. For the full methodology(2) that Forbes developed in partnership with Shook Research, visit: https://www. forbes.com. Nvest is located at 69 York Street, Suite 1, Kennebunk (207985-8585), and 14 Manchester Square, Suite 275, Portsmouth, NH. For more information, visit www.nvestfinancial.com.

ished aboard the second flight that flew into the World Trade Tower in New York City on September 11, 2001. For the past 15 years, the Tramuto Foundation has provided grants and scholarships to a number of healthcare and educational organizations and students. The Health eVillages/Tramuto Foundation Nutrition Initiative will be the first combined, multi-year grant from Tramuto’s two non-profits. “During my visits to Lwala, I have personally witnessed the impact Health eVillages has made arming community health workers with the mobile medical technology they need to care

for and save the lives of pregnant women, infants and children," Tramuto, who also serves as CEO of Nashville-based Tivity Health, said. "But I also know that in this region of Kenya the infant mortality rate is still too high, the death rate for children under the age of five is 12 times the US average, and the maternal death rate is two times the national average.” “Health eVillages and the Tramuto Foundation are rare partners,” Rogers added. “They leverage not only their resources, but also their expertise and techSee MORTALITY page 25...

residents. The new location will feature a large number of prepared and “grab and go items” making it easy for beach-goers to grab a bite for lunch or pick up something delicious for dinner. Like many of the products they sell, the Brown brothers were born and raised on a local farm. Growing up in Berwick, the family raised cows, pigs, and chickens, so their understanding of the art of butchering began at an early age. Alec and Kellen opened the first Seacoast Brothers in Dover, NH in 2014 and two years later their second location on Route 1 in York. “At any of our locations we encourage customers to ask us questions, phone in orders if they are busy – we’re even easing into the catering business by helping customers who are planning to barbecue for 12 or more guests,” says Alec. “Giving back to the community and supporting local farmers and businesses isn’t just our business model, it’s our mission.” For more information: seacoastbrothersbutchershop.com.

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Health & Fitness Kittery Opens Conversaton about Marijuana on New Webpage KITTERY The Town of Kittery Marijuana Working Group has launched a webpage to share information about recreational marijuana in Maine, and gather input from residents and businesses on their vision for recreational marijuana in Kittery. The Recreational Marijuana project page can be found at www. kitteryme.gov. Visitors to the webpage will find a link to the State Legislature’s Joint Committee on Implementation of recreational marijuana, the town’s framework for addressing marijuana legalization, a presentation given by the Maine Municipal Association on Maine’s legalization measure, and other information. The webpage also includes links to a resident survey and a busi-

ness survey. In both surveys, the Working Group is gathering information on the interest of having different types of marijuana facilities in Kittery and input on opportunities and concerns. The business survey also seeks to understand if businesses are considering opening a marijuana facility in Kittery. The Working Group is also developing a community forum on recreational marijuana. Details regarding the forum will be announced in early May. Maine voters approved the legalization of marijuana for recreational uses in November of 2016. The law allows cities and towns to determine if they want to allow retail recreational marijuana grow facilities, manufacturing, and retail stores in their communities. In accordance with the new law, the

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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Growing Trend Fueled by Opioid Crisis The crisis of opioid abuse that is ravaging our state and our country is truly an epidemic. There were 376 deaths from drug overdose here in Maine last year, more than 52,000 nationwide – numbers that exceed the lives lost to car accidents, breast cancer, or a host of other causes. Those statistics are shocking. Here is one that is heartbreaking: last year, nearly 1,000 babies in Maine – that’s about eight percent of all births – were born to women addicted to opioids and other drugs. In the United States, a baby is born with an opioid addiction every 25 minutes, more than two per hour. In this crisis, as in past crises, grandparents are coming

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...RAISING from page 23 At a time in life when most seniors are looking forward to enjoying more leisure time, these grandparents have found themselves as parents once again. They are waking up in the middle of the night to feed babies and planning af-

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costly. Without a proper legal arrangement, routine tasks such as enrolling kids in school or obtaining medical care can be trying. Becoming a full-time caregiver can also take a toll on the health of the grandparents. The new caregiver role challenges both the physical and mental health of grandparents resulting in higher rates of diabetes, heart disease, and depression. This demonstration of love by family members must be accompanied by innovative policy solutions. Some of those solutions were included in the 21st Century Cures Act that was signed into law late last year. In addition to robust support for biomedical research to combat disease, this sweeping bipartisan law includes provisions I authored to address the opioid crisis. The bill includes $1 billion over two years for grants to states to supplement opioid abuse prevention and treatment activities, including prescription drug monitoring programs, prevention activities, training for health care providers, and improving access to opioid treatment programs. This money will benefit every state, including Maine. Last summer, the Senate passed the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, or CARA. This legislation will help

address this burgeoning public health crisis through a multifaceted approach that expands treatment, prevention, law enforcement, and recovery efforts in our communities nationwide. It includes two important provisions to increase research into non-opioid therapy for pain management and for the development of care plans for drugdependent infants. Despite the challenges, when asked if they regret taking on the caregiver role, a vast majority of these grandparents say: no. They know they are making a difference. They are providing love, stability, and a home to children who might otherwise have to live with strangers. As one Maine grandparent said in a recent television interview, “In the end, it’s worth it to know that they are happy and safe.� Throughout histor y, grandparents have stepped in to provide safe and secure homes to their grandchildren, replacing traumatic pasts with loving and hopeful futures. The opioid crisis has called on grandparents in epic numbers. As a society, it is essential that we do all we can to help those grandparents who have stepped up to help ensure a better life for their children’s children. Submitted by Maine Senator Susan M. Collins.

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Health & Fitness Tips to Keep your Child Safe Around Water this Summer Few things are as much fun as splashing around at the beach or in a backyard pool, but not every child is confident about taking the plunge. “For some children, the idea of getting in the water and trying to swim can be a bit frightening,� says K.J. Hales, author of It’s Hard to Swim, the second and most recent addition to the Life’s Little Lessons by Ellie the Wienerdog educational picture book series. “But with the proper

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People and Business Profiles

Mike O’Neil Joins EXIT Realty in Wells WELLS EXIT Oceanside Realty in Wells has announced the addition of Mike O'Neil to its team of real estate professionals. "We’re excited to welcome Mike to EXIT Realty," says Rick Coyne, Broker Owner of EXIT Oceanside Realty. "EXIT is growing and attracting quality business people like Mike each and every day." Mike was a licensed Realtor for several years in New Hampshire and he and his wife, Grace moved to Wells two years ago. Mike is also a builder of residential homes.

Mike is excited to join EXIT Realty and have all the tools, technology and training available to him to better serve his seller and buyer clients. EXIT Realty is a by-invitation-only company focused on the business of real estate.A portion of every transaction fee collected by EXIT Realty Corp. International is applied to its charitable fund. To-date, $3.5 Million has been pledged to Habitat for Humanity. EXIT Oceanside Realty is located at 1217 Post Road, Wells. For more information, call 207646-8333.

Labelle Hired as Director of Marketing KENNEBUNKPORT The Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport is pleased to announce the hiring of a new Director of Marketing. Rob Labelle, of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine joined the Nonantum family in the beginning of April this year. Rob earned his MBA in Marketing from Husson University in Bangor. Prior to working at the resort, Rob has worked in the marketing field in a wide variety of industries in Maine and most

Bob’s Brings Classics to Breweries KITTERY Since 1956, Kittery locals and Maine travelers alike have traveled to Bob’s Clam Hut for its classic New England atmosphere. With warmer weather around the corner, what better way to kick-off the season than pairing Bob’s award-winning seafood with local beers? This May, Bob’s is doing just that recently specialized in digital marketing. The Nonantum is excited to welcome Rob and looks forward to a fresh perspective to tell the story of the historic resort this summer.

and hitting the road to pop-up at some of Maine’s favorite craft breweries. Chow down on lobster rolls and clam tacos while sipping brews from masters known for pushing the limits and having fun with their offerings. Since 1956, Bob’s Clam Hut has been serving up fresh, classic fried seafood with straightforward, award-winning simplicity as a beloved and long-standing spot for locals and travelers alike. This iconic roadside stand continues to preserve its history and charm while elevating the clam shack experience.

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, My husband has a new HP computer with windows 10. He uses edge. Sometimes when he opens it up his favorite bar is missing. No one knows how this happens and it takes a while for it to come back. Do you know anything about this? Sue Dear Sue, While I can't tell you what is happening to make the favorites bar disappear, I can tell you how to quickly turn it back on. 1. Open Microsoft Edge. 2. Click on the, "More" button in the upper-right corner of the window, and click on "Settings" in the drop-down menu. 3. In the settings, find the setting named either "Favorites" or "Favorites Bar". If you have a favorites section, click on the button that says, "View favorites settings". 4. Click the button under, "Show the favorites bar" to turn it on and the favorites bar should instantly appear. If the favorites bar is already turned on, try turning it off and then back on. I hope this helps keep your favorites bar in place. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, How do I get rid of "Script

Error" messages? I have done a little research and have tried checking and unchecking the "disable script debugging in Internet Explorer" and "in other". It may clear up for a short time but then it is back again. When it shows up I have to go to the task manager in order to get rid of the page it is on as the "yes or no" and the close page "red X" on the script error screen do not work. I do not seem to get it on my email page or my home page. I find all the new technical things a bit confusing so I'm hoping you can help me with this as I cannot do anything on my computer except email and reading my home page. Thank you, Sharon Dear Sharon, This is just a guess based on your description, but it sounds like you might be infected with some malware that is creating the script errors. I would suggest that you check your computer for malware, or bring it into your local computer shop for a good cleaning and tune-up. If you want to clean it yourself, try a program like Malwarebytes anti- malware

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PC tune-up tool and a software updater. 2. Not only is Emsisoft Anti-Malware a good antivirus program, it also provides you with complete anti-malware protection. I don't need to install an additional anti-malware program. 3. Emsisoft AntiMalware also protects you from potentially unwanted programs (PUPs). It will help keep you from being tricked into installing PUPs which frequently try to tag along with a program that you want to install. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a good example of this. 4. My final reason is that I became an official reseller for Emsisoft this year, and as such I wanted to try it out. I'm happy to report that it is on my computer to stay. I am very pleased with the protection it is providing. Emsisoft Anti-Malware has won many awards, and consistently scores in the top 20% in comparative tests. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I recently downloaded Adobe PDF Reader since the Foxit Reader on my computer would not open a document such as my tax information. Adobe did open the document but when I shut my computer off and attempted to restart it, Windows would not open. I did

open it in Safe Mode and ran Scans of malware and AVG. It still would not open. Then I used system Recovery and it uninstalled Adobe Reader. My computer now works. However some documents will Not open with the Foxit Reader. Is there another PDF reader that will open documents that Adobe alone will open? Geneva Dear Geneva, I was not familiar with Foxit Reader, so I did a little research. According to Wikipedia, Foxit reader is a pretty good program, however, it does sometimes install the malware program, conduit. After reading your description above, I wonder if you either downloaded a corrupt version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, or you installed it from a website pretending to be Adobe and actually downloaded a version filled with malware. Either way, you will find a list of legitimate PDF readers, and a way to download them without installing any unwanted malware in the process at www.ninite.com. Just check off your desired PDF readers in the "Documents" section, then click the big green, "Get Installer" button. Ninite will download and install the programs you have selected without installing any malware, toolbars or any other unwanted items. 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.

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~ Obituaries & News ~ Donald Weiser, 89 YORK BEACH / FLORIDA – Legendary bookseller and publisher Donald Weiser passed away peacefully at age 89 at his home in Florida, surrounded by his wife and family, on April 12, 2017. Donald was born in Brooklyn in 1928 to Samuel and Sadie Weiser. After the army and college Donald joined his father in the eponymous bookstore, that changed the lives of countless people. Samuel Weiser Bookstore opened its doors in 1926 and grew to become the world’s largest esoteric bookstore during its 70 years in New York City. Samuel Weiser, Inc., the publishing company, began in 1957 and grew under Donald’s leader-

David M. Scott, (The Rev), 76 WELLS – David M. Scott, (The Rev), 76, of Wells, passed away on April 15, after a brief illness. David was born in Augusta on September 7, 1940. He graduated from Wells High School in 1958 and served three years in the U.S. Navy and two years as a Merchant Seaman. David married Bonita Metcalf on September 24, 1963. David and Bonnie spent 13 years on the West Coast of California, where he worked as a Stationary Engineer. They returned to Wells in 1976 to where they reside presently, and David worked at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for 27 years. He spent the majority of his time as a Planner and Estimator until his retirement in 2004. David enjoyed antique cars and engines, camping, world travel and many experiences with his only grandson Holden. David was also actively involved in Project Liberty Ship, particularly the U.S.S John W. Brown, and was one of the founding members of establishing Laud-

ship into a universally renowned imprint. He relocated to York Beach, Maine in 1981. In 2000, the company was sold and became Redwheel/Weiser. In 2005, Donald left Maine and relocated to Florida with wife Yvonne Paglia-Weiser. Retirement eluded him, however, as he and Yvonne continued with the Nicolas-Hays publishholm Farm Reserve in Wells David is survived by his wife of 53 and a half years, Bonita Metcalf, their son Michael and wife Stacey, and his grandson Holden of Waterboro, and brother Vernon Scott and his wife Eileen of Kentucky and many loving cousins. Visiting hours will be held on Friday April 21, from 5-7 p.m. at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick, where a funeral will be held on Saturday at 11 a.m. Burial will be at a later date in Oceanview Cemetery, Wells. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Johnson Funeral Home. Condolences may be expressed online at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to Project Liberty Ship, P.O. Box 25846, Highlandtown Station, Baltimore, MD 21224-0546 or the Great Works Regional Land Trust, P.O. Box 151, South Berwick, ME 03908. The family of David Scott wishes to thank the agencies Home Instead and Hospice of Southern Maine for their compassion during this time.

ing house and started Ibis Press. They have since produced some 150 titles of the world’s finest esoteric literature. He is survived by Yvonne, his sister Helene Mendel, his sons Jay and Keith, daughters Debra Keck and Cindy (Dennis) Kornbluh, niece Gail Razler, and nephew Howard Mendel. He leaves behind six grandchildren: Gregory, Michelle, Joshua, Alexander, Sarah, and Samuel. He was predeceased by his wives Elaine Weiser and Betty Lundsted, and his devoted uncles Ben Weiser, Sid and George Neadle, and Emanuel Spanier, all of whom who helped in the bookstore and publishing efforts. A celebration of his life will be held at a later date in New York City.

The Party No One Wants to Plan People rarely like to dwell on the fact that they or a loved one will die someday, even though it’s an inevitable part of life. From a practical standpoint, we would make preparations to ensure that survivors aren’t placed in financial jeopardy, and that they know the deceased person’s final wishes. “But the reality is that people procrastinate because the topic is too painful to think about,� says Susan Alpert, author of “Later is Too Late: Hard Conversations That Can’t Wait.� Alpert, who lost her husband suddenly after 46 years of marriage, knows from experience about the confusion, chaos

End-of-Life Series Offered KENNEBUNK Saint David’s Episcopal Church at 138 York Street (Route 1 South) in Kennebunk will be offering a 6-week series on End-of-Life Issues beginning on Sunday, April 23 following the 10:30 a.m. worship hour (start time approximately 11:45 a.m.). The first Topic will be 'Living on Hospice,' presented by Ed Bellegarde, who has 12 plus years’ experience working with Hospice in various capacities and Meg McCroary, a community liaison from Hospice of Southern Maine. The second topic to be presented on Sunday, April 30 at same time will be the 'Spirituality of Dying,' presented by the Rev. Andrew D’Angio White, rector at Saint David’s, and the Rev. Stephen White,

retired priest and hospice chaplain with Hospice of Southern Maine. The schedule for the 4 remaining topics are Sunday, May 7, 'Planned Giving' presented by Bob Pagano, Sunday May 21, 'Planning your own Funeral' presented by Bill Rhines, June 4, 'Elder Law' presented by Sara Nealt, attorney with Bergen & Parkinson, and finally June 11 'Burial Options' presented by Jeanne Kita Burke, chair of Saint David’s Memorial Garden,

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Program Preps Students for a Career as Helicopter Pilot

SEACOAST Great Bay Community College (GBCC) has partnered with Seacoast Helicopters to offer an innovative Aviation Technology Helicopter Associate in Science degree to fill a growing industry need for qualified helicopter pilots. The program combines classroom work with flight time through Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certifications required for a career as a professional pilot, while also offering education in science, math and liberal arts so graduates are career ready soon after completing the program. “Partnering with Great Bay

allows us to offer a truly unique experience for students who seek a career as a helicopter pilot. This is the only program of its kind in the northeast,� said Matt Hall, vice president of operations at Seacoast helicopters. The classroom part of the program is taught by Seacoast Helicopter Instructors at GBCC and the hands-on portion takes place at Seacoast Helicopter’s hangar and training spaces located one quarter mile from the College. During the first semester students complete the general education requirements while also being enrolled in Private Pilot Ground and Private Pilot Flight.

During Private Pilot Flight, students work one on one with a flight instructor and fly a total of 35 hours in the first semester. This is coupled with Private Pilot Ground which is the classroom part of the program and complements the private pilot certification. At the completion of the second semester the student will receive their first certification as a Private Pilot. At the end of the two-year program, students have completed a total of 200 hours of flight time and receive FAA certifications as Commercial Pilot Helicopter, Instrument Pilot Helicopter, Certified Flight Instructor Helicopter and Instrument

Instructor Helicopter. Hall, who also teaches in the program knew he wanted to fly at a very early age. “The attraction for me was the independence that a career as a professional helicopter pilot offered. You are trusted with multimillion dollar equipment, make split second decisions and have complete freedom,� Hall added. “Aviation is so versatile that graduates have the option of working anywhere in the world. It’s really a career like no other, especially for those who are adventure seekers.� Students who graduate with an Associate in Science in

Citizenship Award Winners

SOUTH BERWICK Marshwood High School Seniors Isabelle Ury and Loukas Coussoule were selected as Southern Maine Activities As-

sociation (SMAA) 2017 Citizenship Award winners for Marshwood. The awards banquet was held at the Italian Heritage Center in Portland.

Students may learn to become a helicopter pilot and earn an Associate in Science degree through Great Bay Community College, who has partnered with Seacoast Helicopters

Aviation Technology Helicopter can pursue a wide range of career options such as a flight instructor, law enforcement, search and rescue, emergency medical services (EMS – MedEvac), wildlife management, aerial crane and construction, oil rig support, tourism and charter, photography and even filming stunts in Hollywood. And these are only a few of the many career options available to those who pursue a career as a helicopter pilot. Training also opens up employment opportunities in airport management and aviation maintenance. “There are so many things I love about flying. I love being challenged and having the ability to see so many unique areas right from the helicopter,� said Keith Turgeon who will graduate from the program this year. Aviation can be hard, but overcoming these challenges couldn’t be any more rewarding. “Achieving my private pilot license was one of the biggest emotional highs I have ever had and I honestly can’t see myself doing anything else besides using this degree in many ways over the course of my lifetime.� Experience is not necessary to enroll in the program at Great Bay Community College. Students can apply now for the next program, starting May 23. To learn more, visit greatbay.edu or call 603-427-7600.

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WEST KENNEBUNK Tribute Pavers For five decades, AWS has proudly taken care of our community’s pets. It is with that same focus of community, we invite our friends to join us in paving the way for the next 50 years. As part of our major construction and renovation project to expand our Community Veterinary Clinic, a beautiful new entrance of granite pavers will be installed. We invite you to have a paver personally inscribed as a permanent reminder of the importance of the human animal bond. Each 12 X 12 inch granite paver is custom inscribed with up to six lines of text. For only $100, you can pay tribute to your

beloved pet or loved ones, or leave a well-wish for those beginning a new life. We have a very limited number of pavers available so order yours today! Rabies Vaccine Clinic The clinic will be on Saturday, April 22. Free (donations encouraged) rabies vaccines will be provided for dogs and cats

over 12 weeks of age. Bring proof of prior vaccine to get a 3-year vaccine. Please bring cats in carriers and dogs on leash. The event will be from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. at the Aubuchon Hardware, 640 Main St. in Springvale. Patriotic Pooch Pageant and Fashion Show Sunday, April 23, registration at 12:20 p.m., judging 12:30 p.m. Held at Liquid Dreams, 696 Main St, Ogunquit. Free to enter! Dress up your pooch in their finest patriotic costume for a chance to win great prizes. The two categories for judging will be Favorite Americans (such as John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Abraham Lincoln, etc) and Stars and Stripes (patriotic red, white, and blue costumes). AWS will also be in atten-

Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS “Meow, meow, meow, meow!� Jasper talks to everyone. Just walk into his cat room and he starts talking. The other day he asked me to write his story, so I sat down and he told me all about his past life and future dreams. He says he had a family for nine years. It was nice, but as the family grew things changed. The home became louder, busier. Too

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many busy little fingers, loud sounds, stress. He became more agitated, more unhappy. Jasper’s home no longer felt like his. When Jasper was surrendered to Safe Haven, he was scared. Like many cats, he hates change - and this was a big one! This new home was so weird! There were cats everywhere! And what was up with these volunteers? Jasper couldn’t understand how fast strangers fell in love with him, without even knowing him. The other cats explained, that’s just what they do around here. They love you. Safe Haven people love you just the way you are. You can stay as long as you

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like, and all they want you to do is be happy! So Jasper settled down. He finally realized he didn’t have to do anything special to earn love. Jasper shares a cage-free cat room with other shy kitties. But they’re younger. And friskier. He just wants things quiet and calm, so he can nap, bird-watch and

dance with adoptable dogs. Humane Action League Tuesday Program For ages 12-14, April 25 - June 6, 2:30-4 p.m. Students spend an hour and a half after school once a week for seven weeks with the Humane Educator. The program is designed to give students who love animals an opportunity to learn more about the workings of an animal shelter and an introduction on how to become more involved in animal welfare issues. Registration for each program opens one month before

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nap in peace. The last thing he wants is noise and unpredictable movement. The FIRST thing he wants is a home, and a quiet loving one at that. So if you’re out there, and have a quiet home, Jasper would like to live with you. Because he is over age 8, Jasper’s adoption fee will be waived to a qualifying adopter. “Meow, Meow, Meow,� Jasper says. “Thank you!� Shelter wish list: We’re in great need of canned cat food, Friskies brand, any flavor or cut except “Bits.� For some reason our kitties don’t like “Bits� and we sure hate it when they pout. We also are in great need for dry cat food especially Purina brand. We need more volunteers! 207646-1611.

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the start date and is first come first served. Workshop space is limited. Fee to attend is $65. For younger students, please see the HAL Thursday Program. Essential Oils Class Thursday, April 27, 6:38:30 p.m. Join us for this fun and informative class where we will discuss improved health and wellness using Terra Essential Oils. Email AWS Lead Obedience Instructor Kim to register your dog. Rescues on the Runway Saturday, April 29, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Maine Mall, 364 Maine Mall Road, South Portland. Come check out adoptable dogs from local rescue organizations walking down the runway! Dogs may be adopted right at the event. Planet Dog Adoption Day Saturday, April 29, noon - 2 p.m. Planet Dog Company Store, 211 Marginal Way, Portland. Keep your eyes on our website for further details about who will be available as we get closer to the event!

Emma's Angels NORTH BERWICK Maria is looking for her forever home. She is a Heeler/Shepherd (mini) who is one-year-old. She is spayed and up-to-date on her shots. This sweet, shy girl is highly intelligent and needs a fenced-in yard. She is high energy and never stops moving! She needs an owner who understands the herding breeds. She would be amazing as an agility dog. Please call to set-up a meet and greet.

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...PLAN from page 33 your own funeral may feel surreal,� Alpert says. “But imagine the pain others will have dealing with that if you don’t step up and do it for them – and take care of the cost now if possible.� The good news, she says, is that despite the emotion involved, preparing for death can be handled over time and at your own pace, although it does require motivation and organization. Among the things to con-

• Plan that funeral. It’s not a pleasant topic, but it’s natural to wonder how our lives will be honored after death. Our vision might not be the same as family members, Alpert says, so it’s important to decide how and where the final resting place will be and whether there should a funeral or a memorial service. Do you want a burial or cremation? Do you prefer an old-fashioned obituary or a simple social media announcement? • Hire experts. “There is a business for every need, and

the arena of death is no exception,� Alpert says. Try contacting a team of professionals – attorneys, accountants, financial advisors – who can help sort through all the financial and legal details ahead of time so there are fewer challenges to face at the time of death. “The best way to honor a loved one’s legacy is to ensure that his or her wishes are carried out after death,� Alpert says. “But that shouldn’t happen at the expense of a budget when you’re grieving and can’t make clear decisions.�

Susan Covell Alpert, author of Later is Too Late: Hard Conversations That Can’t Wait (www.susanalpertconsulting.com), is a lecturer, consultant, entrepreneur and frequent guest on national radio and television shows. Alpert, who holds a master’s degree in psychology and education, has been the owner of several multi-million dollar companies and is experienced in negotiation, finance, international services, and business. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by stock articles.

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Parents, Teenagers and the Dangers of Online Dating

When most of today’s parents were teenagers, they developed their romantic crushes on the person they sat next to in algebra class, bumped into in front of their school lockers, or spotted at the next table in the cafeteria. But these days, teens in search of a date for Saturday night can find romance online, which brings both convenience and risk. “More than ever, teenagers need a crash course in online safety and social media issues that they encounter on a daily basis,� says Gabriella van Rij, a kindness activist, anti-bullying proponent and author whose latest book is “Watch Your Delivery.� Online dating is extremely popular among adults, but teenagers haven’t been left out as technology continues to shape the way people meet and interact. A Pew Research Center study found that 8 percent of all teenagers say they met a romantic partner online. Most teens, though, reported they hadn’t dated anyone at all. When Pew narrowed its findings just to teens who have dated, the percentage who met their dating partner online jumped to nearly 25 percent. In addition, Pew found that 31 percent of teens 13 to 17 had sent a flirtatious message online and 10 percent had gone so far as to send flirty or sexy pictures or videos of themselves. “Like it or not, for students today, social media is a way to amplify everything,� van Rij says. While social media sites provide a means to socialize,

they also expose teenagers to the more unpleasant aspects of technology, such as cyber bullying and the dangers of online predators. Indeed, one-fourth of all teens say they have unfriended or blocked someone on social media because that person was flirting in a way that made them uncomfortable, Pew reported. “That’s a clear sign that this isn’t always nice and innocent,â€? van Rij says, “and parents need to step in to protect their teens.â€? Some of the ways to do that include: • Talk to them. The simplest, most direct way to protect your teen from online dangers is to discuss with them your concerns. Explain the dangers of communicating with strangers online and urge them to let you

know if anyone they don’t know suggests meeting them. • Make sure your son or daughter knows they can come to you. Whether they are being bullied or made to feel uncomfortable by improper sexual comments, teens need to feel confident that they can turn to their parents for support. • Monitor their aps. Find out about the aps they are using. This doesn’t have to seem intrusive. Make it fun, van Rij says. “Express curiosity about the aps and let them explain to you how they work,â€? she says. “And you have a right as a parent to be on every ap your son or daughter is on. That way you can monitor what they’re doing, not to spy, but for safety reasons.â€? “A lot of this comes down

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author and activist whose latest book, “Watch Your Delivery,� explores how we often fail in communicating. She began her life as an orphan in Pakistan, and today is a frequent guest on TV and radio. She also is the author of “I Can Find My Might" and “With All My Might.�

Fourth Grade Hike Enriches the History of Maine

...GRAMMY from page 17 achievements in the recording arts and supporting the music community. Each year, the Academy hosts the GRAMMYs on the Hill Awards and Advocacy Day. The event brings hundreds of music creators to Capitol Hill for an awards ceremony honoring artists and legislators who have improved the environment for music.

Since 2005, the American Folk Festival has turned our beautiful waterfront into a destination for performers and music lovers from around the world. From musical theater to jazz and concert bands, our schools produce student musicians of the highest caliber.� The Recording Academy is the premier outlet for honoring

SOUTH BERWICK Marshwood Great Works School students from Mr. Winchester's fourth grade class hiked with their teacher and Physical Education teacher Mr. Pollock to visit with retired educator and South Berwick resident, Linda Becker. They met at the Vine Street Bridge in South Ber-

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Ice-Out Dates for Maine Lakes STATEWIDE The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (DACF) is tracking Maine Lake "Ice-Out." This annual effort provides boaters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts with information, data and resources to help plan outdoor adventures on Maine lakes. It is available for spring 2017 and for previous years on

an "Ice-Out" webpage maintained by the department. The public is invited to assist this effort by reporting ice-out dates for water bodies throughout the state. The department considers "ice-out" to be when you can navigate unimpeded from one end of the water body to the other. For more information and specific Ice-Out dates: www.maine.gov.

SCOREBOARD Berwick Academy

Boys' Varsity Lacrosse Wednesday, April 12 Berwick 7, Holderness 12 On a Wednesday afternoon clash that pitted the Bulls against the Bulldogs, it was the visitors of Holderness who outlasted the hosts and walked away with an 12-7 victory. It was a quick passing Holderness team who enjoyed a lengthy early possession in the first period before opening the scoring. 40 seconds later, however, Brad Simas (3 goals) equalized, only to see the tie quickly vanish. But it wasn’t long before Simas collected his second and Derek Muse his first to push the Bulldogs ahead 3-2. An evenly and cleanly

played second quarter saw the visitors bring the game to halftime with a 6-4 edge, though. Berwick matched Holderness in the third frame with each team scoring once, the Berwick defense really settling in, and the Bulls goalie making some first class saves. At 7-5, heading into the final period, it looked like it could be anyone’s game, but Holderness capitalized on a couple of man advantages and put the game on ice. Full credit to both teams for playing a spirited contest that was physical, on the one hand, and rather skillful on the other. Berwick heads into a restful Easter weekend before getting back to work next week with a trio of games that include trips to Proctor and Tilton and a home game against Pingree.

South Berwick Paddler Among Early Entries in CRWA’s Run of the Charles Paddling Race SOUTH BERWICK Local South Berwick paddler has registered for the Charles River Watershed Association’s (CRWA) 35th Annual Run of the Charles: Boston’s Premier Padding Race on Sunday, April 30. The Race attracts thousands of spectators and over 1,200 participants to celebrate the ongoing improvements of the Charles River and enjoy a fun day on the river full of entertainment and friendly competition. Zach Flinkstrom has entered the 24-mile race in the Universities division. So far, entries have come in from Connecticut,

Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas! The Run of the Charles welcomes racers with a huge range of skill level—from beginner to expert. Paddlers from across the U.S. enjoy the 19-Mile, 9-Mile, and 6-Mile events, while many corporate teams test their out-ofoffice teamwork in the 24-Mile Relay Race. Registration remains open up to and including race day,� said Meg Rivett, Race Director. “But it is highly recommended that racers register now to avoid late fees!�

The fun doesn’t stop with the races! Paddlers and spectators can enjoy live music by featured band Mid Life Crisis—kick back and enjoy some Oldies, Classic Rock, Motown, and R&B. Vendors will be on ite as well showcasing their products and talents. With a playground for the kids, free entertainment for all ages, and several options for delicious food, it’s a celebration you won’t soon forget! For more information on registration or becoming a volunteer, call 508-698-6810, email rotc@crwa.org, or visit www. charlesriver.org.

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Boys' Varsity Tennis Wednesday, April 12 Berwick 2, Pingree 3 3 Singles BA Jake Donoghue 6-2,6-3, 1 dbls BA Toby Larkin/ Zach Greenspan 6-7(4), 7-5, 7-6 (4), BA 1-1 overall 0-1 league.

Girls' Varsity Lacrosse Wednesday, April 12 Berwick 4, Proctor 11

Berwick lost to Proctor Academy on Wednesday at home. As the rain fell, both sides were slow to get rolling, but the Hornets eventually took the reigns. The BA defense played a strong game, coming up with great double teams and pressure. Charlotte Noerdlinger had 1G and 1A, Laura Hoy 1G, Teya Adams 1G, Mackenzie Mallett 1G, and Kenza Farid 1A. Caroline Rizzo was amazing in net, making 14 saves.

Girls' Varsity Softball Wednesday, April 12 Berwick 17, Pingree 18 Berwick Academy Girls Varsity Softball travelled down to the Pingree School in Hamilton, MA and lost a close game 18 -17 after 8 innings. Anna Cosentino of Brentwood, NH, went 6-6 with a home run and 5 runs scored.

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Wells High School Wrestling Team Wells Varsity Basketball Team Recognized in Augusta 2016-2017 Class B South Cham- players Owen Berry, Riley WELLS Welcomed at State House WELLS State Representative Robert A. Foley (R-Wells) and members of the Wells High School wrestling team gather around the Speaker’s rostrum in the House Chamber on Tuesday, March 21, 2017. The squad was in Augusta to be recognized by the Legislature for winning the Maine Class B State champi-

onship, its first title since 1996. Representative Foley was delighted to have the opportunity to welcome the accomplished athletes to the State House and joined State Senator Ronald F. Collins (R-York) in presenting them with a legislative sentiment in acknowledgement of their successful season. (David A. Knorr photo)

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Both Andrea Caradonna of Lynnfield, MA, and Grace Knowles of Portsmouth, NH, went 5-6 with 2 runs scored each. Jaiden Williams of Sanford, got her first hit and RBI of the season while Sophie Friend went 2-2 with 2 runs scored.

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153

$

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21,044

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THIS IS NOT A LEASE! YOU OWN IT!

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26,524

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$

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$

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