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Hackmatack Playhouse Chosen as Location for Feature Film BERWICK Students and faculty from the Fairfield University Film, Television, and Media Arts program in Fairfield, Connecticut will be shooting a portion of their feature film titled “Wild Kingdom” at the Hackmatack Playhouse at the end of May and early June. Developed by students under the supervision of program director James Mayzik, SJ, the talented crew of students will use the Playhouse as a major location for a main character in the Media Center’s second independent digital feature film. Upon location scouting in March, it was de-

Wells Students Participate in STEM Summit WELLS This event, held April 26, was a summit for stakeholders, policy makers and leaders in education, government, business, and the community dedicated to fostering girls’ participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. While this is the fifth soldout STEM Summit, it is the first group of students from Maine

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who made the trip to spend the day learning about STEM careers. A biology teacher and ten female students from Wells, HS made the trip to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Students participated in 6 hands-on career tracks that included Emergency Medicine, Civil Engineering, Food Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, BioPharmaceutical, and Clinical Research. In addition they heard an outstanding keynote speech from Ms. Jo VIney, the VP of Immunology Research at Biogen Idec in Cambridge, MA. After the keynote, the young women divided into groups and participated in hands on career

track workshops each led by local women who are leaders in their STEM fields. They were treated to a delicious lunch, won prizes and went home with a new understanding of many of the STEM careers available. The day ended with a talk from a college admissions agent and a giveaway for all the girls. The Summit was jointly hosted by Jr.Tech and Biogen Idec Foundation. The career tracks that were highlighted at this Summit were: Medical Science, Veterinary Science, BioTechnology, Clinical Research & Science, Civil Engineering and Food Engineering. The STEM Summit presents an opportunity to gain an appreciation of the role STEM education plays in all careers See STEM page 8...

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entangled with her biological brother Danny, from whom she was separated at birth. Maine native and crew member Stan Grunder of Kennebunk, Maine recommended Hackmatack Playhouse as a primary location for the film where the Fairfield University Film, Television, and Media Arts program will continue their tradition of telling meaningful stories about the human condition through the explorative and creative possibilities of current media equipment and techniques. For more information, visit www.fairfield.edu.

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Hanley Denley’s vision of providing a road out of poverty through accessible education has sustained Safe Passage into its second decade (standing in center back). (www.safepassage.org photo)

SOUTH BERWICK For the eighth year in a row, Marshwood High School’s Interact Club has supported the Maine-based organization Safe Passage / Camino Seguro with a donation of $1200. In 8 years, Interact has donated $9600 to support Safe Passage with its work with the impoverished children and families of Guatemala City, Guatemala. At a combined Interact-Rotary meeting held on Thursday, May 1, Merrill “Skip” Cousens, a retired Marshwood English teacher now doing a long-term substitute teaching assignment at the school, told the group about his recent 10-day volunteer trip to work at Safe Passage along with

a group of Bowdoin College alumni. His group helped children with everything from art projects to yoga. Safe Passage / Camino Seguro was founded in 1999 by Hanley Denley, a graduate of Bowdoin College, whose life was transformed after seeing hundreds of at-risk children in Guatemala City dump picking through the refuse looking for food and items that could be sold. These children did not go to school because their families could not afford the books, supplies and fees needed to attend school. And, the families needed the income that the See INTERACT page 11...

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Hike through History to Explore South Berwick’s Historic Trades dooryards of South Berwick, with shopping and bartering, much as residents once did over a century ago, to learn about their community’s interconnectivity in years gone by. Guided by presentations specially researched by eighth graders from Marshwood Middle School, the Central Elementary School students will spend the entire day visiting actual shops and homes of the

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tinsmith, the tailor, and twenty other individuals who lived and worked here. Third graders will also make presentations. To prepare, over 200 pupils from Central Elementary School, Eliot Elementary School and Berwick Academy visited the Counting House Museum during the first two weeks of May. In a 90-minute interactive museum program developed by the Old Berwick Historical Society and dubbed “Made for Trade,” the third graders took on the roles of real 19th century South Berwick townspeople, to learn about interdependence in 19th century village life. After examining historic tools and implements used by residents of the past, groups of students then role-played six farm families coming to town to barter with volunteers impersonating an historical baker, tinsmith, tailor, farmer, woodworker, and shoe-

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Center for Wildlife Connects Seniors Through ‘Teachers and Healers’ Program KENNEBUNK Seniors all over the seacoast are being visited by Center for Wildlife educators and wild animal ambassadors, thanks in big part to grant funding from Kennebunk Savings Bank’s Huntington Common Fund. The visits are part of Center for Wildlife’s ‘Wildlife as Teachers and Healers’ program, aimed at connecting often underserved and under-funded groups, which senior centers and nursing homes often are, to wildlife and nature. Beyond bringing wildlife to these groups, the program model offers empowerment, improved self-esteem, and promotes increased socialization. “With the few programs at nursing homes and centers we’ve been able to provide over the years, we have seen seniors and elderly just light up around our wild animal ambassadors. For instance, many participants, formerly quiet, will come to life about a turtle or owl they once had in their yard growing up. Other participants, formerly teachers or biologists, suddenly have a venue to share their knowledge and passion for science and nature” shares Kristen Lamb, CFW Director. With no state or federal funding for their work, Center for Wildlife had not been able to provide

programming to senior groups until now. The Kennebunk Savings Bank’s Huntington Common Charitable Fund for Seniors was established with the proceeds from the conversion and sale of Huntington Common Retirement Living Community in 2006. Each year, the Kennebunk Savings Bank Foundation allocates earnings of the Huntington Common Fund to qualified organizations serving York County residents ages 65 and older. Kennebunk Savings staff and the review board were very pleased to help bring Center for Wildlife’s ‘Teachers

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...HIKE from page 2 maker. Cash was rare in those days, they learned. Instead, people often bartered for goods with items they’d made or services they could provide. Mary Jewett, who was born in South Berwick in the early 1800s, said bartering was a typical way of doing business when she was a child. “It was quite another system of business from that of today,” Jewett wrote in the early 20th century, toward the end of her life, “for very little money ac-

tually changed hands, since the traders, as they were often called, almost invariably had stores to supply the needs of their customers, and the man who came early some snowy morning to the village with an ox team loaded with lumber or wood would carry home the necessary sugar, flour, tea, molasses, and perhaps some dry goods rather than gold and silver… The system of barter prevailed almost everywhere in this region, bills being paid in kind, as the expression was.” Coming during South Berwick’s bicentennial year, this year’s Hike through History will be the 20th such collaboration

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Throughout May Store Closing

Textiles and Trims, LLC will be closing its doors. Huge savings on everything. Location: 242 North Berwick Road, Wells., Tel. 207216-4865. Monday-Friday 10-5. Closed Saturday & Sunday. FMI: https://sites.google.com/site/ textilesandtrims.

Saturday, May 17 Children to Learn About Yesteryear’s Schools

11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A visit to Schoolhouse #8, Greenwood St. Eliot, built in 1841, the only one-room school open to the public. It has been authentically restored, and children will be welcomed with the ringing of a handbell as they line up, girls in one line and boys in another. Chilren will learn about the various furnishings and the restoration that has been accomplished by the volunteer efforts of members of Eliot Historical Society. FMI: Carolyn Bogh @ 207-439-2404.

Street, North Berwick. Many local businesses are par ticipating, including Town Pizza, Cathy’s Place, Red Leaves, Bubba Fryes, Annie and Meems and Another Chance. Kristin Tufo Photography is offering photography sessions, author K.M. Doherty will be signing copies of his new book ‘Tom Holland and the Prophecy of Elfhaven’. The fun includes raffles, musicians, face-paintings, sweets and crafters. FMI: Aryn Wintle, 207-752-4334, ArynL@hotmail. com.

The Maine Chapter of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO) will hold a meeting at the Brick Store Museum Program Center, 4 Dane St., Kennebunk at 2 p.m. Ken Daigler, retired CIA operations officer, and author of his recently released book ‘Spies, Patriots and Traitors: American Intelligence in the Revolutionary War’, will tell his story of intelligence during the Revolutionary period and how it relates to current events. FMI: www.afiomaine. org.

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The American Red Cross is holding a blood drive, sponsored by Berwick, Maine’s Charles S. Hatch Post #79, The American Legion, and Auxiliary Unit #79, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Town Hall Auditorium, 11 Sullivan Street. Walk-ins are welcome, but avoid wait time by calling 1-800RED CROSS (733-2767) to make an appointment. All donors have a chance to win 2 Boston Red Sox tickets and be honored on the field as Blood Donor of the Game at Fenway Park. FMI: visit www. redcrossblood.org

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At Saint David’s Church, 138 York St., York, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wide variety of genres. ‘Boot’ Sale will be in the parking lot from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Car Wash Team will wash your vehicle and enjoy a breakfast muffin, bagel, a bacon sandwich. FMI: 207-985-3073.

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From 9 a.m.to 1 p.m. at First Baptist Church of South Berwick. Corner of Rt. 236 and Main Street. Rain or shine.

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5 to 6:30 p.m. $8. Also an Open House from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for new recruits into the Legion and Auxiliary. FMI: 207-651-4068.

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11a.m. to 1 p.m. at the First Parish Congregational Church Food Pantry, Center Road, Lebanon. Light lunch will be served. Funds collected will be doubled through a grant from Good Shepard Food Bank. FMI: Pastor Mark Kraines @ 207-651-5506, 1stparishlebanon@gmail.com, www.fpccl.com.

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1-4 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall, Fi r s t Pa r i s h C o n g re g ati o n a l Church, 180 York street, York. Jam is open to all level musicians; audience members also welcome. Unplugged instruments please. Free admission. FMI: 207-3638371.

Monday, May 19 Preventing Falls & Exercising Safely

The Senior Center at Lower Village Kennebunk will host this program at 1 p.m. with physical therapists from Southern Maine Health. Sarah McLean, PT, will discuss factors involved in maintaining balance/fall risk and aging. Deb Dunham PT will talk about Home and Environmental Safety and Fall Prevention. Charlotte Cyr PT will talk about basic exercises for balance and strength that anyone can do safely. No charge, but please call the Senior Center at 207-967-8514 to register. The Center is located at 175 Port Road, Kennebunk.

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7 p.m. An Introduction to Wild Food Foraging with Josh Fecteau. Are you interested in incorporat-

ing wild plant foods into your life but don’t know where to start? In this presentation, naturalist, wild food forager and blogger Josh Fecteau will cover essential guidelines and tips for safe, successful and satisfying foraging in your backyard and beyond. He’ll share photos of many of his favorite wild foods and bring a sampling of his preferred foraging books. The program is free, open to all, with no reservations needed. Held in the Mather Auditorium of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm Farm, 342 Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells, ME 04090. FMI: 207-251-1135 or www.yorkcountyaudubon.org.

LEAP Night at The New School

6-8 p.m. Students will present their work to the public through readings, art, cooking, writing and other media. All are welcome. 38 York St. (Rt. 1) Kennebunk. FMI: 207-985-3745, www.tnsk.org.

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~ News ~ Starkey Ford and York High School to Raise as Much as $6,000 For Academic Boosters YORK – Ford Motor Company and Starkey Ford on Route 1 in York, are partnering to help raise money in support of York High School’s Senior Class and the Academic Boosters as part of Ford’s Drive 4 UR School program. York community members helped raise over $20,000 for the York High School and for the Academic Boosters Club over the past few years by test-driving new Ford vehicles. The next fundraising opportunity will be on May 17 at York High School. Ford Motor Company and Starkey Ford will donated $20 to York High School for every person from a unique household who test-drives any of the cars provided by Starkey Ford. These test drives allow partici-

pants to see Ford’s new models and experience some exciting new technology like the Sync system by Microsoft and the My Touch System. “Starkey Ford is just delighted to be able to help raise money for the Academic Boosters Club and this year’s York High senior class,” said owner Dave Starkey. “It’s a great cause and a great way for us to give back to our local community.” The money raised will help to support scholarships, graduation expenses, the honors banquet, and school trips. Mike Cleary of York High School says the Drive 4 UR School program was an easy way for school supporters to help raise much needed money for school activities. In addition to raising

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SOUTH BERWICK Eliot Rotary Club will honor David Stansfield of South Berwick as their 2014 Citizen of the Year on May 17, 6 p.m., at Spring Hill Lodge in South Berwick. David is being recognized for his service to SoBo Central, the South Berwick Public Library, the First Parish Federated Church, the Encore Leadership Corps, Project Music Works, the municipal Building Committee, Board of Assessment

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...STEM from page 1 and everyday life, as well as the challenging issues at all levels of education. The summit also provides an opportunity to share STEM education success stories from K-12, public and private higher education institutions and industry including in-class and out-of-class activities, curriculum development, internships, mentoring, and teacher preparation, among others. For more information visit mmsa.org.

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Maine’s Youth Entrepreneurs to Participate in Statewide Build-A-Biz Day STATEWIDE Young entrepreneurs across Maine will be open for business on May 18, in support of Build- A- Biz Day 2014. Armed with knowledge on budgeting, product costing, consumer marketing and the like, our future business owners will kick-off their summer businesses across the state and begin their experiential learning processes. As part of Build-A-Biz Day there will be a Youth Entrepreneur Center set up in Biddeford at 180 Main Street (see below for detailed directions). From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., there will be more than 20 young people set up with businesses including: •

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William Fogg Library Gift Basket Raffle

Baskets will be raffled off from now through their Dr. Fogg¹s Birthday event on May 24, 2014. Each basket has a theme and all are on display at the library. Themes include Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Kids¹ Spring Fling, Jane Cowen-Fletcher Staff Favorite Goodies, Tea for Two, Gardening, Off to College and more. Basket tickets are $5.00 each or three for $10.00 and all proceeds benefit the library. The winning tickets will be drawn before the close of Dr. Fogg¹s Bir thday, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 24. Winners need not be present. Library hours are Monday and Wednesday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The library is located at the corner of Old Road and State Road in Eliot.

Bike, Trike & Doll Carriage Parade

Celebrating Dr. Fogg’s May 24 Birthday Date, the parade will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Library grounds, Eliot. Children are invited to decorate their bikes, trikes and doll carriages in a patriotic themes. Three prizes will be awarded in each category: Bicycles, Tricycles and Doll Carriages. All participants will receive a small token of appreciation. Please register at the library. We will accept same-day registrants but it helps if you sign up ahead.

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Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library Watercolor Wednesday

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Library. Join Artist Heidy Spenard and learn basic Watercolor skills in the upstairs Jr. Room. There is no charge, although pre-registration is required.

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Every Thursday at 1 p.m. Share and discuss new apps for your portable device. Join us and feel free to share your favorite app!

Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m. A return performance of ‘Drowned Valley’, a four piece band from the Seacoast that plays bluegrass music, fiddle tunes and sings gospel the old time way. This free event is sponsored by the Friends of the Wells Public Library.

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Meetings every Friday at 1 p.m. All ages and levels of play welcome. Cribbage and Chess boards are available or bring your own.

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Kennebunk Free Library Family Yoga

Join Ms. Susan, registered yoga teacher, for Family Yoga on Tuesday, May 20 at 4 p.m. Pre-registration and a waiver form are required. Yoga is movement with breath awareness while lengthening, toning, balancing and strengthening the whole body, inside and out. Beginners are welcome. The class is free.

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Wells Public Library ‘Best Websites for Readers’

On Friday, May 16 from 12 to1 p.m., librarians Kristi Bryant and Cindy Schilling will demonstrate some of the best websites for book lovers. They will show how to use these free websites to find books that appeal to your tastes, read series books in order, maintain a list of books you have read, and even share these lists with your friends and family. Discover some great books to read this

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The deer tick’s bite can cause Lyme disease, an often debilitating disease that alters a person’s health and life. Knowing the symptoms of this disease, and recognizing the signs early offers the best opportunity for recovery. Learn more about ticks and how to recognize the signs of Lyme disease on May 29 at 6 p.m., presented by The Maine Lyme organization. Program is free and open to all ages.

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York Public Library Poetry Evening

Tuesday, May 20, 6:30 p.m. Please bring poems to share, either your own or favorite poems by someone else. The prompt for May is ‘dirt’. The topic is open for interpretation. Readings from poetry books are welcome. Readings occur in round table format and are facilitated by Priscilla Cookson.

‘The Maltese Falcon’ Book Discussion

Tuesday, May 20, 7 p.m. Educator Susan Yorston will lead a discussion of ‘The Maltese Falcon’, this year’s York Reads, One Book, One Community selection. Gather to discuss this classic work, Hammett’s background and influences, and how this has become part of our lexicon. Please register

Partnership on $100,000 Maine Local Foods Grant Program STATEWIDE – Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation and the Maine Sunday Telegram recently announced their partnership on a $100,000 Maine Local Foods grants program. The grants program is designed to support nonprofit local food distribution organizations in Maine – including farmer’s markets, food pantries, community co-ops, statewide or regional farm-to-school programs, community or school gardens - with individual grants of up to $15,000. “A not-so-quiet revolution is taking place on Maine’s farms, wharfs, and in Maine’s markets, restaurants, and kitchens, as Maine-grown and sourced foods are front and center on our plates and tables,” said Karen Voci, president of the Harvard Pilgrim at the Library 363-2818 or ypl@ york.lib.me.us. Light refreshments. Please note the new date for this program.

York Hospital Lunch & Learn

We d n e s d ay, M ay 21, N o o n. Robert Hickey, M.D. of Allergy Associates of NH will speak about allergies and nutrition. This is part of a series of programs presented by the York Hospital Women’s Committee. Sandwiches and snacks will be served. Seating is limited. RSVP’s for the luncheon 207-351-2385 or info@yorkhospital.com must be made by May 16.

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Health Care Foundation. “This grant program will build on the state’s local food movement and support the organizations promoting access to local foods and healthy eating across the state.” According to Voci, grant funds must be used to: expand the reach of sales of local food through new marketing and merchandising strategies; increase capacity to provide locally grown or caught food to low-income communities, schools or nonprofit organizations; purchase supplies to construct and plant community or school gardens. Priority will be given to projects that not only market or distribute food grown, raised or caught in Maine, but also to projects that help to expand the reach or build the permanent capacity of the funded organization; open new locations; purchase equipment; hire paid staff; and market to new groups of customers. The applicant must be a non-profit, 501(c)(3) program or organization. Applications are now available at www.harvardpilgrim. org/foundation. Deadline for applications is Friday, May 23, 2014 by 5:00 p.m. by email to: Carolyn Preston at Carolyn_ Preston@harvardpilgrim.org. All program questions should be directed to: Karen Voci, (617) 509-6020, Karen_Voci@HarvardPilgrim.org. For more information, visit www.harvardpilgrim.org/foundation.

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~ News ~ WJHS Newspaper Club Donates to Food Pantry WELLS The school Newspaper Club at Wells Junior High School recently donated $225 to the community food pantry at St. Mary’s Church in Wells. Club members selling flowers to other students and staff for Valentine’s Day raised the money. Receiving the donation on behalf of the pantry was food pantry Director Elinor Grover. “I think it is wonderful,” said Grover about the student gift. “Although we get (donated) food, we have to buy a lot of stuff.” Some of the extra items that the pantry purchases include laundry and dish

detergent, ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise. They really wanted to be able to provide some sort of philanthropic opportunity that they could be involved with,” said Marilyn Zotos, classroom teacher involved in the project. After doing some research, club members discovered that St Mary’s was an ideal choice for their gift since their pantry is open to anyone in need. “There are a lot of elderly people that come and we have been getting a lot of younger people that have lost their jobs.” said Grover. Zotos indicated that students are made aware that schools and

...INTERACT from page 1 children contributed through their dump-picking. Hanley sold her car and computer and used her savings to open Safe Passage, enrolling 46 children in school. Those children received tutoring, healthy snacks, care and attention. Another 70 children participated in a dropin program when they weren’t working in the dump. Today Safe Passage works with over 500 children and their families, helping them with education, social services and a chance to break the chain of poverty. Marshwood’s Interact Club is a service club sponsored by the Eliot-South Berwick Rotary. The members of Interact volunteer locally with organizations such as the South Ber-

wick Recreation Department and local Food Bank. Members of the club sponsor a food drive at Marshwood High School every fall and do fundraisers to raise money for Safe Passage and other causes. Safe Passage has been the largest recipient of Interact’s fundraising efforts.

the operation of them are funded by community members. “Consequently it’s important for the students to acknowledge the community’s needs too. It is an important lesson for kids to understand that when you receive you need to be appreciative, but you also need to find opportunities to give.” According to Grover, the pantry has been in existence for over 20 years and is open to anyone in the community at large, whether a parishioner or nonparishioner of St. Mary’s, every Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Grover says those who are in need of food are welcome to visit the pantry a first time without any application. However, for a second visit, one must first visit Wells Town Hall to meet with the general assistance representative to prove income eligibility. St. Mary’s Church is located at 236 Eldridge Road in Wells. They can be reached at 646-5605. The WJHS school newspaper is called the WJHS Press and comes out once a trimester.

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~ News ~ Wells High School Second Trimester Honor Roll for 2013-14

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Santa’s Cause Donates to Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center

SANFORD It isn’t Christmas, but Santa’s Cause has been busy all year with donations. Recently, Santa’s helpers Robin and Kailee Donarumo brought a carload of educational and developmental toys, games and books to Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center as part of the ‘Santa’s Cause - Year of Giving’. Santa’s Cause was started in 2005 by Robin Donarumo of Sanford. Working at DHHS Child Protective Services, she

discovered a need for a service to assist foster parents and residential services in providing gifts for children at Christmas time. She created ‘Santa’s Cause’ as a program dedicated to help the children of York County smile on Christmas morning. Over the past nine years, her organization has grown in numbers, helped hundreds of children, and begun developing new ways to help families afford the costs of programs to help children gain the feeling of self-worth that they so deserve.

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This year in January, the team at Santa’s Cause began a ‘Year of Giving’ and have chosen 12 different causes to support by delivering a heartfelt donation each month. Everything from food donations for the Sanford Backpack Program to pet items and food for the Safe Haven Animal Shelter will be part of their 2014 schedule, in addition to the annual support given to foster families. “Our goal with the Year of Giving is to help non-profits and community organizations in their commitment to serve our communities,” said Donarumo. “We chose Waban for April. Waban has always held a special place in my heart. My first job was as a volunteer at Camp Waban when I was twelve.” Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center provides special purpose preschool programs in an inclusive environment for children with Autism,

Guiliana test drives the new bicycle in front of Jason Shute, Director of Children’s Curriculum and Clinical Services at the center, Robin Donarumo, founder of Santa’s Cause, and Kailee Donarumo, with over $600 worth of toys and games as part of a “Year of Giving.” (Selena Brock photo)

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OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse, America’s Foremost Summer Theatre, kicks off its 82nd season with ‘Grease’, the musical that Ogunquit audiences rated as the No. 1 show they wanted to see in 2014. It’s the beloved rock n’ roll celebration of teen angst, fast cars and first loves all set in the fabulous fifties. This all-new production is on stage May 21 to June 21 and features the irresistible songs from the Tony Award nominated Broadway show and hit movie, including ‘You’re The One That I Want,’ ‘Grease Is The Word,’ ‘Summer Nights,’ ‘Hopelessly Devoted To You,’ ‘Greased Lightning’ and many more. The Ogunquit Playhouse is delighted to announce that television and film star Mo Gaffney joins the cast as Miss Lynch. Ms. Gaffney has numerous television credits including her recurring role as Bo in the BBC hit sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. She gained national attention when she wrote and starred with her friend Kathy Najimy an offBroadway show, ‘The Kathy and Mo Show: Parallel Lives’. She won an Obie Award for her critically acclaimed performance in ‘Parallel Lives’ which was taped and aired on HBO and Comedy Central, and then went on to win two Cable Ace Awards, Best Comedy Special and Best Performance in a Comedy Special. She won the same awards again when she produced and starred in her second HBO special ‘The

KENNEBUNK On Wednesday, May 21, 2014, Two Old Friends will perform music of World War II in the Brick Store Museum’s Program Center at 7:30 p.m. This concert will be presented

Mo Gaffney Kathy and Mo Show: The Dark Side’. Gaffney hosted and coproduced the ground breaking half-hour comedy/talk show, ‘Women Aloud!’ on Comedy Central, earning her two Cable Ace Award nominations and produced and starred in the Fox talk show The Mo Show. Included in her many television credits are recurring roles in ‘That 70s Show’ as Joanne Stupak and in ‘Mad About You’ as Dr. Sheila Kleinman. Her guest appearances include ‘Friends’, ‘Hart of Dixie’ and ‘Justified’. In addition, she has appeared in many films including ‘Drop Dead Gorgeous’ and ‘Other People’s Money’. On stage she starred in the award-winning off-Broadway production of Paula ‘Vogel’s Minneola Twins’ with Swoozie Kurtz for the Roundabout Theater in NYC and the New York production of ‘The Vagina See GREASE page 24...

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in conjunction with the Museum’s newest exhibit, ‘Vitamin V: How Food Fought the Second World War.’ The musical duo, Jim Prendergast and Emery Hutchins, play and sing a unique combination of Celtic and American country music, and in their performances seek to show the connection between the two genres. Tickets will be sold at the door: $5 general admission; $3 for Museum members; children under 10 are free. World War II was a defining event for millions of people. ‘Two Old Friends’ will perform popular songs from the era, which may include ‘Don’t Sit

Under the Apple Tree,’ ‘Little Brown Jug,’ ‘I’ll be Seeing You,’ and ‘It’s been a Long Long Time.’ These songs and their melodies have lasted for over seventy years and are now iconic representations of the 1940s. This concert is the first in a series of musical events happening at the Brick Store Museum this year to celebrate the melodies of the 1940s. The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in Kennebunk’s historic district. Admission is $7.50 adults, $6 seniors, $3 children (6-16), $20 family. Visit www.brickstoremuseum.org or call 207-9854802 for further information.

Community Chorus Presents ‘Music of the American Spirit’ YORK Seacoast Community Chorus will present its spring concert, Music of the American Spirit at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 16 in Dover First Parish Church and again on Sunday, May 18 at 3 p.m. at York First Parish Church. The concert’s title is derived, not from contemporary patriot music like God Bless America, but rather from music brought to the colonies by our earliest settlers. Conductor Wendell S. Purrington has crafted a distinctively American concert, featuring the very best of four unique--yet intertwined--forms of early American music, much of which is still popular today. Songs in this concert include music of the Shakers, many of whom settled in nearby Canterbury (NH) and Alfred

and Sabbathday Lake (ME). Shaker music was filled with religious zeal. ‘Tis a Gift to be Simple,’ composed in Alfred, is one of the best-known and mostloved Shaker tunes. Another form of early American music unique to its locale is ‘Shaped Note Signing’. Also known as ‘Sacred Harp’ or ‘Southern Harmony’, it originated in the hills and valleys of southern Appalachia. Shaped Note singers follow the melody by following notes written as either squares, circles, or triangles. ‘Shaped Note Singing’ has never lost its popularity and has been exported to Europe. Examples of Southern Harmony in this concert include ‘Bright Morning Star’ and ‘Down to the River to Pray’. The concert also includes music by William Billings, America’s first native-born composer. Many of his songs, including two in this concert, ‘When Jesus Wept’ and ‘Africa’, have been adopted by singers of Shaped Note music. No concert of early American music would be complete without music sung by enslaved African Americans. This concert contains three: ‘Ezekiel Saw the Wheel’, ‘Ain’t Got Time to Die’, and ‘Amazing Grace.’ The poem ‘Amazing Grace’ was written by an English slave trader turned Anglican priest, and is usually sung to New Britain, a ‘Shaped Note’ tune. The hymn became emblematic of the anti-slavery movement during the mid1800s. Maestro Purrington has chosen to feature an arrangement of ‘Amazing Grace’ with a gospel-like accompaniment. Seacoast Community Chorus is especially pleased to present this concert because it so wonderfully portrays our history through music. Now in its 43rd year, Seacoast Community Chorus is a mixed-voice ensemSee CHORUS page 17...

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Maine at Work: A Free Thought-Provoking and Humorous Theatrical Performance in Kittery KITTERY The Dance Hall, Kittery Historical & Naval Society and the Town of Kittery offer Maine at Work, a free, thought-provoking, and humorous theatrical performance, on Saturday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at The Dance Hall. Using different historical characters, humor, little known facts, and current material gathered from the general public, playwright and actor David Greenham will explore ...CHORUS from page 16 ble of 60 singers under the direction of Wendell S. Purrington. The chorus will sing much of the music in this program later in the year on a 10-day tour of York, Dover, and Portsmouth, England. Tickets are $10 (requested donation) and may be purchased from a chorus member or at the door. The concert Friday, May 16 will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Dover First Parish Church, 218 Central Ave, Dover. Sunday’s concert begins at 3 p.m. at York First Parish Church, 180 York St, York. For more information contact Brian Wood at 207-227-1820 or contact President Brian Wood at bigvue2@gmail.com.

the people and stories that have influenced how we think about jobs in Maine today. The 30-minute performance will encourage people to consider their personal work experiences and how those experiences are shaped by both our personal and collective histories. Following each performance, Greenham will engage the audience in a lively discussion of the ideas raised in the play, giving audience members

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an opportunity to reflect on and share their thoughts. To reserve a seat and for more information, call The Dance Hall at 207-703-2083 or visit thedancehallkittery.org. This program is provided by the Maine Humanities Council as part of their ‘What It Means To Be A Mainer’ programming. For details about Maine Humanities Council, visit www.mainehumanities.org or call 207-773-5051.

AP Art Students Exhibit at Academy SOUTH BERWICK Berwick Academy is proud to announce the 2014 AP Studio Art Exhibition, featuring work by this year’s Advanced Placement Studio Art artists: Julia Burke ‘14, Allie Clark ‘14, Jenna Hayden ‘14, Page Holmes ‘14, Taylor Knox ‘15, Julia Kokernak ‘14, Kenzie Levy ‘14, Kiaora Motson ‘14, Hannah Seekins ‘14, Lily Spearman ‘14, Ashley Szczapa ‘15, and Colby Wood ‘14. The exhibition is located in the Jackson Library Art Gallery and it will be on display until May 30. For more information, visit www.berwickacademy.org or call 207-384-2164.

KENNEBUNK Labeled “light, frothy, and fun” by the New York Post, ‘Rumors’ is Neil Simon’s first farce. When guests start arriving at Myra and Charlie’s Tenth Anniversary party, it is obvious things are not as they seem. As the evening unfolds, so does the merry mayhem! The show will run May 22, 23 and 24, at 7 p.m. and will include talented cast members Linda Line and Zachary Comeau as Chris and Ken Gorman, Elizabeth Ayotte and Philip Kindler as Claire and Lenny Ganz, Madison Shmalo and Benjamin Broughton as

Cookie and Ernie Cusack, Colby Kingston and Kobi O’Reilly as Cassie and Glenn Cooper, and Alexander Vesenka and Katie Charlton as Officers Welch and Pudney. ‘Rumors’ is directed by Valerie Kuhn Reid and ably assisted by Stage Manager Benjamin Walker-Dubay and Assistant Director Miriam “Dally” Bissett, with Zanna Spinney on Lights. Tickets are all $8 and are available at the door of the Alexander Economos Auditorium. There is no reserved seating. PG-13 rating due to mature language. Email: vreid@rsu21.net for more information.

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Health & Fitness Bridges Chosen as a Future Long Term, Post-Acute Care Leader KITTERY/KENNEBUNK The American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) has announced Nick Bridges, from Kennebunk, as a future leader in long term and post-acute care. Mr. Bridges will join the Association’s Future Leaders program, a year-long program that offers training and guidance for long term and post-acute care professionals. Nick is the administrator at Durgin Pines, a rehabilitation and nursing facility located in Kittery. “AHCA/NCAL is dedicated to offering skilled nursing professionals who are providing high quality care the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills,” said Mark Parkinson, President & CEO of AHCA/ NCAL. We look forward to seeing Nick and the entire Future Leaders class apply these

newly-acquired skills to improve the well-being of individuals within long term and post-acute care.” According to MHCA President and CEO Rick Erb, “As a relatively new administrator, Nick brings an energy and enthusiasm for long term care that is critically needed in our field today. He is committed to advancing resident-centered care through continuous quality improvement and empowering staff. Under his leadership, his nursing facility has earned numerous state and national awards related to quality of life. He is an advocate for his residents and provides a strong voice in the court of public opinion as well. A proven innovator, Nick’s participation in this national program will serve him well. We congratulate him on this achievement.” Nick began his career in Long Term Care as an Occupational Therapist, moving then into a role as a Rehab Manager and most recently as a Nursing Home Administrator since

January of 2013. Durgin Pines has garnered a great deal of state and national recognition for their commitments to quality, culture change and work toward CMS and AHCA identified initiatives. Nick says “This recognition is a tremendous honor and it is a program that I cannot wait to be a part of. I look forward to continuing my advocacy work within our profession and proving to the public at large, just what nursing homes can be and what tremendous staff we have working in this industry in the service of others day in and day out.” Since 2004, AHCA/ NCAL has hosted long term and post-acute care professionals in the Future Leaders program. Selected participants both demonstrate leadership potential, and represent the interests of both state and national long term care providers. The program covers the latest theories and practical applications in quality management, customer satisfaction, and leadership.

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Health & Fitness Top Tips to Prevent Window Falls Nothing says spring and summer like opening the windows, setting the chairs and table on the porch, or planting flowers. Keeping windows and doors open not only provides fresh air through the house, but it is a hidden danger if you have little ones. Window falls increase dramatically during the spring and summer months; however, they can be prevented. It takes supervision and a few extra precautions. No device replaces active supervision, the key to ensuring your child’s safety. It’s important to make sure your young

child does not have access to open windows or doors around the home. Here are some top tips to prevent window falls: Install window guards with an emergency release device in case of fire. Install window stops so that windows open no more than four inches. Keep windows locked and closed when they are not being used. Keep furniture away from windows so kids cannot climb to the ledge. If you have double-hung windows, the kind that can open down from the top as well as up from the bottom, it is generally safer to open the

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top pane, but growing kids may have enough strength, dexterity and curiosity to open the bottom pane s well. Do not rely on window screens to prevent falls. Keep windows locked when they are closed and supervise children at all times, especially around windows that are left open. This information was provided by Frank Wright, owner of York-based Child Proofers of Maine. Wright says “When they start to crawl, it’s time to call.” For more information, email frank@childproofersofmaine.net or visit www.childproofersofmaine.net.

Report Gives Gold Stars for Maine’s Air and Water Quality STATEWIDEThe people of Maine can breathe easy and be proud of clean water in the State. That’s what the 2014 Measures of Growth In Focus report from the Maine Economic Growth Council and Maine Development Council indicates about the environmental quality of life in Maine. Prepared by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, the report gives Maine gold stars for its Air and Water Quality. “The department is proud that the report highlights what we’ve known all along, Maine’s environment is healthy,” said Maine Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Patricia Aho. “A clean environment is vital to the people of Maine who need healthy air and water and to the industries that depend on Maine’s iconic natural resources.“ Citing the department’s data on Air Quality, the report notes that this year Maine has made progress in meeting its benchmark that the number of days that fall into either moderate, unhealthy for sensitive groups, unhealthy or very unhealthy and the severity of the health categories will continue to decline through 2015. In 2013, only 23 days fell into the designated categories and no days fell into the unhealthy or very unhealthy categories. Maine’s air is in compliance with all National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Bureau of Air Quality Director Marc Cone said “I’ve worked closely with private industry and know the stringent controls emission

sources must have in place to comply with state and federal rules and regulations. It is because of this work with the private sector that our air is clean and, in fact, in the last 10 years we have seen a 20 to 50 percent reduction in pollutant levels.” The report also noted that Maine’s Water Quality is

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STATEWIDE Recent research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates about 300,000 people are diagnosed with Lyme disease annually. In Maine alone, the latest statistics from the Department of Public Health state there were 885 Lyme disease cases in 2012, an astonishing number that can be reduced with the proper care and awareness during National Lyme disease Awareness Month. In an effort to empower Maine residents to make the best decisions for taking care of their backyards and protecting their families and neighbors from this debilitating disease, RISE (Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment)® has released tips to help individuals take care of themselves and their families. 1. Avoid wooded and busy areas with high grass and leaf litter. 2. Apply repellent before participating in outdoor activities. 3. Bathe or shower right after spending time outdoors and conduct a full-body tick check using a mirror to see hard to reach places such as the under arms, belly button, behind the knees and on the scalp. 4. Place a barrier of wood chips or gravel between your

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Health & Fitness Races Collaborate Into One Challenge KITTERY The Kittery Challenge, comprised of three great races, is a way to promote a healthy lifestyle in a community atmosphere. Whether you are a runner or a walker, a beginner or seasoned athlete, this challenge offers something for everyone. The Kittery races that are involved include, Kittery Fire Association 5K, KitteryBlock Party 5@5(5K) and the Kittery PTA Seaside 4-miler. Runner’s Alley, who has been extremely supportive of the local active community and a healthy lifestyle will sponsor the Kittery Challenge. Each of the races gives 100 percent of their proceeds back to the Kittery community, offers a great family atmosphere as well as reasonable entry fees, and are

supported by local businesses through local cash, prize and food donations. This year’s Kittery Fire Association 5K proceeds will go specifically towards the purchase of a new thermal imaging camera for the Kittery Fire Department. A thermal imaging camera can ‘see’ through smoke and darkness to find victims inside and outside. A thermal imaging camera can also assist firefighter in finding the source of a fire or a spreading fire. The Block Party 5K donates their money to different local organizations each year and encourages groups to apply to receive their proceeds, and the Kittery Seaside 4-miler uses their proceeds for PTA activities including field trips, heath education programs and classroom tools

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...GREASE from page 16 Monologues’ with Marsha Mason and Lynn Whitfield. Grease follows love-struck bad-boy Danny and girl-nextdoor Sandy in a thrilling injection of pure fun with astounding dancing and amazing songs. Matthew Ragas returns to the Ogunquit Playhouse to play Danny. He appeared last year as the Pharaoh in the hit production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ and as Warner in ‘Legally Blonde’ in 2012. Mr. Ragas has performed in many National Tours including ‘Hairspray’ and ‘Legally Blonde’ and in regional theatres across the country. Mary Little is making her Ogunquit debut as Sandy. She is a recent graduated of the University of Michigan and has performed many roles including Elle Woods in ‘Legally Blonde’, Polly Baker in ‘Crazy

for You’ and most recently, Eponine in ‘Les Miserables’. Get out your leather jackets and pull on your bobby socks with Rydell High’s senior class of 1959. Making her Ogunquit debut is Madeline Barker who plays bad girl Rizzo. She has performed many roles including Vanessa in ‘In the Heights’, Jo in ‘Little Women’ and Judy Garland in the new musical ‘Tinseltown Christmas’. ‘Greaser’ Kenickie is played by Preston Ellis who performed as Corny Collins in ‘Hairspray’ at the 2012 Tony Awards and on the Taylor Hicks Grease tour. Jillian Gottlieb plays high school dropout Frenchy. She has performed in many theatres across the U. S. including Prospect Theatre Company, The Duke on 42nd Street, and at The Metropolitan Opera. Director-choreographer for Grease is DJ Salisbury who helmed the record-breaking pro-

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duction of ‘Buddy, the Buddy Holly Story’ for the past two seasons at the Ogunquit Playhouse. In addition, he has directed and choreographed for theaters nationwide, including Paper Mill Playhouse, Theatre of the StarsAtlanta, Sacramento Music Circus and Riverside TheatreFL. As director-choreographer he has worked on many shows including ‘Man of La Mancha’, ‘Into The Woods’, ‘La Cage Aux Folles’, ‘Ain’t Misbehavin’, ‘The Full Monty’, ‘Evita’, ‘Ragtime’ and nine productions of ‘The Will Rogers Follies’. In New York he directed numerous readings, workshops and concerts including a revised ‘Mystery of Edwin Drood’ (featuring Sally Struthers) and the Lincoln Center solo concert of Disney composer Alan Menken, among others. Mr. Salisbury has worked in various capacities with Broadway heavyweights Jerry Mitchell, Kathleen Marshall, Lynne Taylor Corbett, Susan Stroman, Jeff Calhoun and Tommy Tune. As choreographer he worked on ABC’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Road Trip and ‘The Rachael Ray Show’. He was also head writer/lyricist for the Emmy-

Maine to get $600,000 in Specialty Crop Block Grants STATEWIDE The state of Maine was recently awarded $600,000 in Specialty Crop Block Grants. Congresswoman Chellie Pingree said the grant will help increase value of crops grown in the state. Funding is up 50 percent over the previous year’s funding. Pingree serves on the Appropriations Committee that sets funding levels for the US Department of Agriculture. “This is great news for Maine and will help support the state’s farmers,” Pingree said. “Whether it’s a blueberry grower Down East or a small vegetable farm in western Maine, this grant money will help farmers increase the value of their crops through research, planning, and educa-

tional programs. Farmers can do a lot with a little bit of money and this funding will go a long way in helping grow Maine’s farm economy.” ‘Specialty crops’ are foods most commonly eaten, such as apples, tomatoes and carrots. This program provides funding for research and marketing to help raise the value of these crops. Last year Maine got $400,000 in funding and the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry divided the money up for eight projects around the state. The 2014 Farm Bill, which sets the nation’s agriculture policy every five years, was signed into law by President Obama earlier this year.

winning Oklahoma Centennial TV special starring Reba McIntyre, Vince Gill, Kelli O’Hara and Shirley Jones. Mr. Salisbury is attached as director and contributing writer to the new musical ‘CHIX 6’ which is slated for a Broadway bow in 2015. He is

currently the acting Artistic Director of Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts in Smithtown, NY. Next on stage is the astonishing international musical sensation Billy Elliot the Musical running from June 25 to July 26. This inspirational story of a young boy’s struggle against the odds to make his dream come true is heightened by the unforgettable music by Elton John, sensational dance and powerful storyline. The practically perfect Mary Poppins will fly over the rooftops of London and into the Ogunquit Playhouse from July 30 to Aug. 30. This beloved family musical features the delightful songs from the popular Disney film including ‘A Spoonful of Sugar,’ ‘Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’ and ‘Chim Chim Cher-ee.’ The Ogunquit Playhouse was selected by Cameron Mackintosh to be the American Northeast premiere of his hit musical stage adaptation of The Witches of Eastwick, on stage Sept. 3-27. This sexy new musical comedy is based on the Warner Brothers hit motion picture starring Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Sarandon and Cher about small-town New England women who wish for the man of their dreams – and get far more than they bargain for when the devil incarnate arrives to liven things up! “They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re altogether ooky!” The Addams Family closes the Ogunquit season Oct. 1-26. Tickets and season subscription packages are on sale now. Buy early to guarantee the best seats for the best price. To learn more, visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org, call the Box Office at 207-646-5511 or visit the new ‘Downtown Box Office’ located at 102 Main Street (Route 1) just south of the Ogunquit village center.

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~ Obituaries ~ Angela Marie Stone-McCarthy, 47

Kimberly A. Rocray, 46

WELLS - Angela Marie Stone-McCarthy, age 47, a resident of Wells, died Tuesday, May 6, 2014 in the arms of her loving mother, sister, husband and family after a long battle with Myelodysplastic Syndrome. Angie was born January 22, 1967 in Biddeford, Maine, the daughter of Stephen S. Stone, II and Micheline L. Stevens. Angie graduated from Wells High School in 1985 and attended Thomas College, University of Southern Maine, and York County Community College, where she earned an associate and bachelors degree in business accounting. Four years of college turned in to seventeen – working two and three jobs and going to school. Two degrees later, she was very proud of her accomplishments! Angie fought a long battle with a disease that has no known cure. She had been through many experimental tests to no avail, but she never gave up. Her fighting instinct, the “want” to live, her faith in God, and her family kept her going. If friends needed help, she was always there. Angie had so many friends and acquaintances, no matter where she was, she was recognized – especially with her never-failing smile! Angela worked as a pharmacy technician for Welby Drug Store, Hannaford Pharmacy Dept., York Hospital, and had worked at Frisbee Memorial Hospital in Rochester until May of 2013 when her illness made it impossible to work. She was a member of Holy Spirit Parish – St. Mary’s Church in Wells and was proud of her membership to the National Honor Society from Wells High School. Angie enjoyed scrapbooking and photography, and loved her “girls’ weekends”. She loved music and belly dancing, and es-

YORK - Kimberly A. Rocray, passed away Monday, May 5, 2014, at her home from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was born Dec. 9, 1967, in Greenfield, Mass., the daughter of Bertha (Higgins) Rocray and the late David K. Rocray Jr. Kimberly graduated from York High School in 1986 and went on to further her interest in culinary arts and hotel management, graduating with honors from Johnson & Wales in 1990. After graduation she worked at Hynes Convention Center in Boston, and then the Ernest Morielle Convention Center in New Orleans for twelve years. An opportunity for advancement brought her to Georgia Tech in Atlanta where she

pecially loved green M&Ms – in fact, she was recognized by her license plate “GREEN M&M”. She enjoyed many trips to Florida with her step-father Ernie and loved spending time with her family. She was predeceased by her step-father, whom she loved dearly and who raised her from infancy, Edward (Bull) Durham; her grandparents, Louise and Roy Stevens, and by her sister, Shannon Emily Durham, who passed away not quite a year ago. She is survived by her husband of seven years, Joseph McCarthy of Wells; her father Stephen S. Stone of Gardiner; her mother and loving step-father Micheline and Ernest “Ernie” Coulson of Wells; two brothers: Steve Stone, III and his wife Becky of Wells and Edward R. Durham of Wells; sister Marcella Mayo and her husband Bruce of Wells; step-son Scott McCarthy and his wife Christina of Webster, MA; step-brothers and sisters: Lynette Dewey and her husband Scott of Wells, Ron Durham of Wells, Alta McCarthy and husband Ron of Florida, Glen Coulson and his wife Effie, David Coulson and his wife Patty, Wayne Coulson and his wife Anne; nephews: Steve Stone, Josh Mayo, Adam Griffin, Andrew Griffin and Tyler Dewey; nieces: Nicole Mayo, Bethany Stone, Cassandra Durham, Lauren Dewey, Amelia Grace Griffin; and greatniece Summer Marie Durham. Memorial visitation will be 6-8 p.m. on Friday, May 16,

served for ten years as the catering director. In her various positions she worked with Presidents Bush, Clinton and Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Martha Stewart, Bill Gates and several others. Kimberly’s love for food and people brought her great joy as she found pleasure in serving others. She recently worked at Somnia where her love for people and design brought joy and pleasure to all who entered the doors. She will be remembered for her warm smile, her kindness to all, and her love of life. Besides her mother, she leaves her brother, David K. Rocray Jr.; several aunts, uncles, and cousins; and many dear friends. A celebration of Kimberly’s life will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 17 at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 101

at Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road in Wells, where a Celebration of Life Service will follow at 8 p.m. at the chapel. Family flowers only please. To honor Angie, please consider a donation to the Angela M. Stone-McCarthy Pharmaceutical Scholarship Fund, c/o Wells High School – Guidance Department, 200 Sanford Road, Wells, ME 04090. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, www.bibberfuneral.com. THANK YOU ST. JUDE: May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the 8th day your prayers will be answered. It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised and done.

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~ Where To Dine ~

Dining Guide

NANCY’S CAFE

Nancy’s Café & Catering

1151 Route 1, Cape Neddick, ME 03902

(207) 363-5557

Have it All at Five-O

Start the day with a delicious homemade breakfast!

Great Sandwiches, Salads, Soups & Entrees Vegetarian Options Homemade Baked Goods Beer and Wine Charming, spacious dining rooms, friendly servers, and wonderful food Serving… Breakfast starting @ 6:30 a.m. / Lunch / Meals To Go

Inspired Cuisine, an Intimate Setting and Stellar Service

Open until 4 p.m. or later Call ahead and we will have your order ready for pick up

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Sunday Brunch à la carte menu served 10am-2pm. Upcoming Wine Dinner on thursday, June 12th: Out of the Blue Wine Dinner Our final wine dinner for the season until Fall. Call us for more information and to make reservations.

A Contemporary American Bistro &

Fisherman’s Catch Restaurant

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Open Daily at 11:30AM

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~ Where To Dine ~

Dining Guide

GORGES GRANT HOTEL 449 Main Street Ogunquit

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OPEN YEAR ROUND

Serving Breakfast Daily 7-11 • Saturday & Sunday 7-12

“Ogunquit’s Best Kept Secret” 646-3355

oshua’s

Restaurant in Wells

Open 5pm Seven Days

www.joshuas.biz

- Monday -

Create Your Own Pasta Night $16 An innovative dining experience where you choose your own pasta and sauce! Select from 8 different pastas and 12 different sauces, served with salad and Italian bread. *Not available on holidays or holiday weekends **Add Chicken $5, Shrimp $8, Sauteed Fresh Veggies $3

20% OFF Your Check

With this coupon. Monday-Saturday. Expires 5/23/14. This offer not valid with any other discount. No Cash Value. (WS)

Angelina’s Ristorante & Wine Bar

BRINGING ITALY TO OGUNQUIT • 7 NIGHTS A WEEK 655 Main St, Ogunquit, ME • www.angelinasogunquit.com Reservations Suggested • 207.646.0445 Casual ﬁne dining at affordable prices year round 4:30 until 10 pm

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Pasta É Basta $18 A glass of Italian Red or White Wine,Tuscan Soup or Salad and choose one of 9 Special Pasta Dishes! *Not available on holidays or holiday weekends

$65

“Cucina Povera” Wine Dinner Series - The Poor Cook or Country Food -

3 Course Dinner $21

Angelina’s “Community Night” 6 Entrées to choose from with Soup or Salad and Dessert *Not available on holidays or holiday weekends

1st Course - Savoy Cabbage Soup with White Beans 2nd Course - Panzanella Salad 3rd Course - Homemade Bucatini Pasta with Asparagus, Cauliﬂower and Bread Crumbs 4th Course - Dayboat Haddock with Lemon Parsley Butter 5th Course - Fresh Stuffed Proﬁterole

June 20 at 6pm

1st Course - Caramalized Artichoke and Tomato Arancini 2nd Course - Arugula, Fennel and Shaved Parmesan Salad 3rd Course - Homemade Ziti All Amatriciana 4th Course - Prosciutto Stuffed Chicken Breast with Lemon-Spinach Cream Sauce 5th Course - Homemade Gelato

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Each Course is paired with Wine

May 23 at 6pm

- Wednesday & Sunday -

per person

Thursdays $9.99

Every Thursday Night, enjoy a Salad and Choice between 10 different Italian Entrées (Reservations are suggested)

We can substitute 3rd and 4th courses with prior notice.

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~ Where To Dine ~ Deck Opens Saturday, May 3

Dining Guide

Weekends only until Mid-June. Weather permitting.

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Monday - Thursday

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Friday, Saturday & Sunday

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Appetizers, entrees, desserts or any combination of the three! You choose from any food item(s) on the menu totaling $25 or more and we’ll take $5 off! Liquor and tax not included. Can not be used in combination with any other discount, coupon, or group package. Maximum of 3 coupons per group. $25 per coupon must be spent. Not valid on holidays (not valid on Mother’s Day). Coupon only valid at time of purchase. Expires 5/31/14

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that serves foods from all over Thailand. It takes the most popular and traditional ﬂavors from every corner of the country and combines them into a multitude of mouth-watering dishes.

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Dine In Only - Hours: Sun-Thu 4-9:30PM Fri-Sat 4PM-1AM For a full menu, please visit:

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~ Where To Dine ~

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~ News ~

Free Summer Courses Offered as Part of New IT Programs

STATEWIDE Students interested in studying information technology at one of Maine’s community colleges (MCCS) may be eligible for scholarships to cover the cost of their coursework this summer. Maine is IT!, funded by a threeyear, $13 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, is making it possible for Maine’s seven community colleges to dramatically expand the courses and programs they offer in Information Technology (IT). A new summer scholarship program will enable students interested in the new IT programs to get a jumpstart on the fall semester. Through Maine is IT!, all seven of the state’s community colleges will launch new IT courses and programs this fall in areas ranging from computer forensics to information security to information systems in-

tegration. Students who plan to enroll in these and other Maine is IT! offerings in the fall may be eligible for scholarships to cover the costs of both credit and noncredit summer courses related to their program of study. Courses covered by the summer scholarships are being offered at five of the seven colleges: Central Maine Community College in Auburn, Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Kennebec Valley Community College in Fairfield and Hinckley, Southern Maine Community College in South Portland and Brunswick, and York County Community College in Wells. To be eligible for a summer scholarship, a student must be at least 18 years of age, demonstrate financial need, and be accepted into A Maine is IT! related program for the Fall 2014 Semester. For details, visit mccs.me.edu.

Marshwood’s ‘We The People’ Team Wins the Northeast Region SOUTH BERWICK Recently, students from Marshwood High School represented the state of Maine at the 2014 ‘We The People: the Citizen and the Constitution’ national finals competition in Washington D.C. After two days and twelve rounds of competition, the Marshwood team won first place in the Northeast Region, which includes all of the New England states, plus NY, NJ, Pennsylva-

nia, Delaware, Maryland and Washington D.C. “This was a huge win for us,” said Matt Sanzone, the social studies teacher who supervises the Marshwood program. “To win any award at the national finals is exciting, but the Northeast Region award is particularly gratifying because NY, NJ and Connecticut make our region very competitive and this award represents a complete team effort!”

Now in its 27th year, the annual three-day competition is the culminating activity of ‘We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution’, the most extensive civic education program of its kind in the country. The program provides students with an understanding of the fundamental values and principles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The competition involves entire classes making presentations and answering questions on constitutional topics See TEAM page 41...

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, As your followers all say, “your newsletter is the best” and I must agree with them. I’ve been a follower of yours for years. So, as long as you keep writing then I’ll keep learning and that’s a good thing. Thank you. My question is about clip art and how do you use it? Does it come in colors or do you have to color the different art works in? I guess I’m just all confused about it. Help! I’m using Window 7. Thanks again for all the help you give to so many of us that need your advice and guidance. Linda in Maine Dear Linda, Clip art is just the general term given to pre-made image files that you can use to illustrate your documents. The term “clipart” originated through the practice of physically cutting images from pre-existing printed works for use in other publishing projects which was done before the advent of personal computers. When you install a program like Word, or a greeting card program, the program

comes with a small collection of images that you can use as clip-art. Usually you would put it in your document using the, “Insert” command. I hope this helps you understand and use clip-art on your computer. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, Please help me hook up a second monitor to my lap laptop, I have tried everything and nothing works. Please help me, Gladys Dear Gladys, I am guessing that you have the physical connection all set, and are trying to get the display to be shown on the monitor. Just in case, though, we will look at the physical connection first. Most laptops have either a VGA connection, or an HDMI connection for you to connect to either an external monitor, or a projector. You need to make sure your monitor or projector has the same type of connector, or you can purchase an adapter. The VGA connector is usually (but not always) blue in color, and it always has three rows of pins on the cable and

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using Vista or any version of Windows, why not use the WordPad program that comes with Windows? You can find WordPad in a couple of different ways. 1. Click on “Start” then go to “All Programs. 2. Click on “Accessories” and then click on the “WordPad” icon. Another way to find WordPad in any version of Windows is to tap the windows logo key on your keyboard, then type, “WordPad”. WordPad is a basic word processing program that doesn’t have all the features of Word, but is more than enough for most people. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I look forward to your emails. I have several sounds from various videos that I’ve watched that interfere when I play a new video, two or three play all at once. How can I clear them out? Thank you, Bob Dear Bob, If these are videos that you are watching online, the first place to start would be to delete all the temporary internet files. If you are using Internet

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~ Pets ~

Another Chance Animal Rescue

Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Giant Spring Yard Sale Postponed due to weather forecast. New date: May 24 & 25 outdoor at Safe Haven Adoption Center, 1616 Post Road in Wells. Donations gladly accepted! A Building & Capital Committee is being formed to raise the funds to buy or build our next location for Safe Haven Humane Society. If you are interested in serving on this committee, call 207-229-8314. Three siblings, Niki, Winston, and Smudge have known and enjoyed the closeness of one another for 1-1/2 years. As kittens in foster care, it was clear that these three had formed a very close bond. At adoption time, we waited and found the right home to come forward and adopt all three to keep them together. Unfortunately these three kitties have been returned because their guardians could no longer take care of them. Beautiful, very well social-

ized kitties like these who are only 1-1/2-years-old are easily adopted singularly, but we are looking for the person who will adopt all three so they can continue to stay together for life. Cat families are just like people families and like us, they bond, love one another, and grieve when one is gone. We adopted them together as kittens and we will do the same now that they are adults. This trio deserves every opportunity to stay together. Safe Haven has put these deserving kitties in our Together For Life program where the fee is reduced so you only have the adoption fee for one kitty instead of three. We want these kitties to go to a family that will commit to keeping them together for LIFE. You must come and meet them. They are so playful, happy and interactive with everyone. They are easy to love and because they have no medi-

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Dinah Meet Dinah, a 2-year-old Labrador Retriever. Dinah is a typical friendly, wiggly Lab. She is very athletic and enjoys going for walks and hikes outdoors. While she is social and outgoing, she has not mastered all of her obedience or training skills. She would make an excellent candidate for a class like the ones we offer at the shelter with discounted rates for adoptees. Dinah loves playing with toys, particularly ones she can chase down or play tug-of-war with. Stuffed Kongs are a favorite of hers too. This darling girl would

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be happy to share a new home with dogs and children. Moose Meet Moose, a 4-year-old Snowshoe cat. Moose is an adorable, talkative, and handsome love bug. Really there are

cal or behavioral issues, they are easy to care for. They love people, dogs, cats, children, and are perfect kitties! This trio has been blessed with good health, beauty and wonderful personalities. Niki has an adorable kitten face and is a beautiful gray-brown tiger. Smudge is as sweet as can be with her cream hair and blue eyes, and Siamese good looks. Winston is the brother with incredible orange stripes. If you have some sunny windowsills, and some comfy chairs, and if you want to fill your heart with a “feel good” feeling, adopt this trio. Taking care of three cats is little different than taking care of only one. The joy of seeing these three happy kitties together will make you feel so good about yourself!

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so many great words to describe Moose that I could write about him for hours. Like many cats before him, Moose is becoming a favorite among the staff here at the shelter. When his kennel is cleaned in the morning, he gets a chance to visit in the offices or the cat room aisle. He particularly enjoys visiting the rabbit room. He’ll stop and

NORTH BERWICK Sasha Sasha is an exquisitely lovely 1-1/2-year-old, black Maine Coon X beauty. She is looking for a new loving family that will provide her with an indoor-only lifestyle to which she is accustomed. Sasha, like many Maine Coons, will follow her loved ones around from room to room seeking attention. She loves to be fussed over and babied, making her an allround wonderful new addition to your family. Sasha is already spayed, vaccinations are current, and she has passed her wellness exam. Make arrangements to meet Sasha at the North Berwick adoption center. She will be interviewing for her new family from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. In addition to our featured

pet of the week, Ms. Sasha, ACAR still has a nice selection of young kittens, a good number of young adult cats, and a limited number of adult cats still looking for you to provide that forever loving home.

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Voice for Animals YORK Ritz Ritz is a real gentleman of a cat. Sadly, he is finding himself needing to be re-homed. His family is downsizing and their cats don’t fit into the new scheme. He has a wonderfully funny personality. His beautiful green eyes are as captivating as his lovable, talkative personality. He loves to be around people and loves to have his ears rubbed. If you are a cat connoseur, I’m sure you will appreciate this special boy. Ritz is neutered and up-todate on vaccinations. For more information, contact Voice for Animals at 207-715-0635 or email in2catz@ gmail.com. sniff them on occasion, but he prefers getting atop the large kennels and stretching out. Everyone has fun when the Moose is loose. Besides doing well with rabbits, Moose would be happy to share a new home with cats and children. When this fluffy fellow wants attention, he’ll let you know. And when he’s done, he’ll let you know too. Moose would make a welcome addition to practically any home.

Gertie Meet Gertie, an adult gerbil. Like with many gerbils, Gertie is petite and adorable. She is particularly fond of her wheel, exercising and spinning in circles. She even enjoys napping on her wheel. Gertie would love to find a new home where she can have a habitat filled with all sorts of gerbil goodies and get lots of love from her family. See AWS page 41...

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~ News ~

Student Pianist Noah Landis In Concert Spanning Four Centuries of Musical Invention

SOUTH BERWICK Berwick Academy senior, Noah Landis, takes center stage at the school’s Patricia Baldwin Whipple Arts Center on Friday night, May 23, at 7 p.m. to present the school’s first-ever Senior Piano Recital on the recently donated Steinway Model D piano. Noah’s performance is the culmination—and a reflection—of his 13 years of classical and jazz piano study, in which he has delved deeply into both genres. Landis will be accompa-

nied by special guests and local legends Kent Allyn on guitar and Nate Therrien on bass. The evening’s eclectic repertoire will include works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven and Gabriel Fauré, and will segue into more recent “classics” by virtuoso Oscar Peterson and other jazz masters. A resident of South Berwick, Noah currently studies classical piano with Paul Dykstra, of Portsmouth. He has performed widely, receiving honors

in the Crescendo International, Granite State and Kenneth A. Darrell Memorial competitions. He achieved First Class Honors with Distinction in the Royal Conservatory (Canada) Grade 10 examination, and has coached young piano students at the Rye Summer Piano Intensive in Rye, NH. Noah discovered the jazz world from Seacoast musician and instructor Kent Allyn, and See LANDIS page 45...

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~ Real Estate ~

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Starkey Ford Employees Earn Excellence Awards

Jonathan Carter Receives Paul Harris Fellow Award WELLS -

YORK Superior service and customer satisfaction has earned three Starkey Ford employees Ford Motor Company’s prestigious Employee Excellence Award. Rob Berry, Senior Sales Consultant, Cathy White, Parts Manager, and Frank Montmarquet, Service Manager are among an elite group of dealership employees recognized. The award honors employees that have excelled in sales as well as

provided exceptional customer service and satisfaction. “This award is a reflection of our staff’s commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences”, said Steve “Hoaty” Houghton, General Manager of Starkey Ford. “We couldn’t be more proud our team and their dedication, enthusiasm and engagement at our store, especially since this recognition is based on customer feedback”. “In order to receive the Ford Employee Excellence

Award, dealership employees must exceed customer expectations every day. The pursuit of excellence requires passion, tenacity and, of course, hard work. The award salutes those top-performing Ford dealership employees nationwide that embrace these philosophies, achieving the highest levels of customer satisfaction in both sales and service in automotive retailing” said Sheri Royle, Ford Motor Company Zone Manager.

Wells Rotary President Peter Leon recognized Wells Town Manager Jonathan Carter by honoring him last Friday at the Rotary’s Charter Night. Peter presented him with the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow Award, where $1000 will be donated in his name to a humanitarian cause in the world. Carter was cited for his many community accomplishments for the town of Wells.

Mother/Daughter Team Open Hair Salon in Portsmouth

Left to right: Mike O’Brien, Lecturing Knight, Tina Webber, Secretary, Thomas Chase, Esquire, Richard Libby, Exalted Ruler, William Ingraham, Loyal Knight, Melinda Libby, Trustee, Tony Hafford, Leading Knight, Al Ingraham, Treasurer.

Elks Lodge Installs Officers WELLS The Wells Elks Lodge #2738 held its annual installation of officers in March. The newly elected officers are Richard Libby, Exalted Ruler, Tony Hafford, Leading Knight, William Ingraham, Loyal Knight, Mike O’Brien, Lecturing Knight, Thomas Chase, Esquire, Tina Webber, Secretary, Al Ingraham, Treasurer, Melinda Libby, Trustee. The newly

elected and appointed officers were installed by the following past Exalted Rulers, Andy Bolz (Sanford), GER, Corey DeWitt (Wells), Grand Trustee, Bob Carr (York), Grand Secretary, Bob Webb (Wells), Grand Treasurer, Richard Haley (Wells), Grand Leading Knight, Shawn Hubbard (Wells), Grand Lecturing Knight, Tom Spellman (Sanford), Grand Esquire, Irvin Pilsbury (Sanford), Grand Inner

Guard, Gary Brown (Sanford), Grand Chaplain, James Bryant (Wells), Grand Loyal Knight. The Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, by undertaking projects that address unmet need and by honoring the service and sacrifice of our veterans among many other things. Anyone interested in joining the Wells Elks can call 646-2427, email wellselks2738@gmail. com.

Husson and YCCC Agree to Facilitate Student Transfers Susita Goodyear Hood (left) and Calina Hood open Studio 90 on Fleet

WELLS Salon owners and stylists Susita Goodyear Hood and Calina Hood of Wells, a mother and daughter team, recently celebrated the grand opening of their new full service salon: Studio 90 on Fleet in Portsmouth. The second floor, newly remodeled full service studio salon offers cuts, colors, styling, perms, straightening, extensions, up-do’s, manicures and pedicures and massage therapy - all in a beautiful, clean and relaxing environment. Susita brings 30 years of hair styling experience and a wealth of information with her. She is happy to share her knowl-

edge and tips with clients. She and Calina also provide in-salon tutorials on hair care for customers who want to keep that fresh from the salon look at home. Calina has 5 years of styling experience and is knowledgeable and experienced in many of the latest and most innovative hair styles and techniques. Her specialties are seamless human hair extensions, color formulating and wedding and event styling. For more information, call 603-431-8009 or visit www.facebook.com/studio90fleet. Free parking is available at the Hanover parking garage next door. Bring your ticket into the salon for validation.

WELLS Husson University and York County Community College (YCCC) are updating an agreement that creates a smooth process for the transfer of credits from YCCC to Husson in Bangor. A signing ceremony, representing the culmination of the agreement process, took place on Thursday, April 3, at YCCC’s campus in Wells. The agreement provides students from YCCC with a side-byside analysis of how their credits will transfer from York County Community College associate’s degrees to Husson University programs in Accounting, Business Administration, Software Development, Criminal Justice, and Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Back (left to right): Russell Strout, Husson Univ./YCCC Site Coordinator; Paula Gagnon, YCCC VP/Academic Dean; Danielle Ebbrecht, YCCC Coordinator, Health Information Mgmt. Project; Tami Ward Gower, YCCC Chair of Accounting, Business and Culinary Arts, Charles Collins, Exec. Director, Husson Univ.’s Southern Maine Campus. Front (left to right) Chris Hall, YCCC Interim Pres.; Marie Hansen, Dean, College of Business, Husson Univ.

“YCCC and the College of Business at Husson University have a long history of success-

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SPORTS Alison Furness Named ‘Athlete of the Month’ WELLS Wells High School senior Alison Furness was recently selected Athlete of the Month for February 2014. This award is in recognition of Furness’ academics, sportsmanship and role as forward on the Lady Warriors Basketball Team during the 2013-2014 girls’ varsity basketball season. Presenting Furness with a plaque on March 19th were WHS Activities Director Jack Molloy, John C. Kreie of Cole Harrison Insurance Agency and Pamela Moody-Maxon of Moody Maxon Real Estate. Student athletes picked to receive this honor are selected by WHS’s Activities Director Jack Molloy and Principal Jim Daly. “I was fortunate enough to watch most of the Lady Warriors

Left to right: Jack Molloy, Alison Furness, Pamela Moody-Maxon and John Kreie (Reg Bennett photo)

games this year and Alison was definitely the leader,” commented Kreie. “She is a very bright young lady with tons of basketball talent, she had a great career at Wells High.” “Moody Maxon Real Estate and Cole Harrison Insurance are pleased to be partnering

up to support local sports programs and to recognize student athletes for exemplary skills both on and off the court and field,” commented Pamela MoodyMaxon. Alison Furness is the daughter of Jim and Coleen Furness of Wells.

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Traip Academy Baseball KITTERY -

The Traip Academy baseball team won both its games last week, improving to 4-2 for the season, and climbing to seventh in the Western Maine Class C Heal Point standings. The Rangers began the week with a 12-6 victory at North Yarmouth Academy Wednesday (May 7). Freshman Trevor Salema earned the win in his fi rst high school pitching performance, throwing 5.2 innings of one-run relief. He allowed just three hits and struck out nine. Traip recorded a season-high 16 hits in the win, with senior Mark Lambrecht, sophomore Alex Foye and freshman Joey Cavanagh notching three hits apiece. Traip made it two wins in as many days - and three straight overall - with a 2-0 shutout at Old Orchard Beach Thursday (May 8). Junior Josh Schneier went the distance for his second shutout of the season, allowing just three hits and two walks with three strikeouts. Schneier hit a sacrifice fly to plate senior Jonathan Davis in the first inning, and Davis’s RBI single in the seventh scored Cavanagh with an insurance run. Traip was scheduled to play four games this week: at undefeated Sacopee Valley Monday (May 12), versus North Yarmouth Wednesday (May 14), at Waynflete Friday (May 16), and versus Old Orchard Beach Saturday (May 17).

Marshwood High School Girls’ Lacrosse SOUTH BERWICK -

The girls’ lacrosse team from Marshwood High School won two of three games in the last week. The Hawks, now 4-1 for the season, defeater York High School in overtime, 12-10, lost to Massabesic 7-6 and downed South Portland, 14-1. The York game saw the Wildcats and Hawks playing on even terms throughout regulation with the game even at half, 4-4, and at the end of regulation play, 9-9. Marshwood won the game outscoring York 3-1 in the overtime period. Korinne Bohunsky led the Marshwood offense with seven goals and an assist in the contest. Hannah Folger added a total of six points with a pair of goals and four assists. Lindsey Poirier also had two goals with Brittany Bossi adding a singleton. Emily Kahler had nine saves in goal backing strong defensive efforts by Paige Singer, Macy Morrison, Gabby Bazemore and Jenna Kashmer. York, 2-3 following the loss, was led by Taylor Simpson and Kayla Kelly with three goals each and Courtney Cole and Emma Rohrer with two each. The Massabesic game was also a close affair resulting in the Hawks first loss of the season. Poirier had three goals in this one while Bohunsky had three

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Berwick Academy Girls’ Lacrosse SOUTH BERWICK -

The Berwick Academy girls’ lacrosse team traveled to the Newton Country Day School recently to play Beaver Country Day School and came away with a 13-6. The Lady Bulldogs are now 9-0-1 for the season while Beaver Country Day School dropped to 0-7. Leading scorers for Berwick were Melanie Mait with four goals

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Goalie Derek Goldberg clearing a couple of different shots on goal.

York’s Boys Lacrosse Opens the Season in Winning Fashion YORK With games on Saturday against the White Mountain Lacrosse Club and against Wells on Monday, the York 7/8 Grade White squad started their season with two solid wins . The entire team played both games with tremendous effort and good sportsmanship. The boys 7th grade team played Wells on Monday and etched a decisive 9-3 victory. The team was led by the stellar goalie play of Derek Goldberg. He was helped out by the standout defensive work of Evan Schindler, Ethan Hanson, Ben Joslin, Joey

Goulette, Andy Bricker, and Noah Fox. Goals were poured in by Grady Harrigan, Marshall Ford, Navaar Naime, Nick Rainforth, and Cole Lee. Additionally, Zach Woods and Jeb Boksanski added two each to help lead the charge. Hayden Ott and Colin Edminster get “ Wild Rider” awards for strong work on riding the opposition in transition. Our “Ground Ball Warriors” were Ian McCann and Andrew Bertolini. New to the game and improving quickly was Tim Ejdys playing attack.

Maine Games State Women’s Field Hockey Championship on June 21 PORTLAND What started in 2006, with nearly 50 women playing in a friendly, round-robin field hockey tournament with teams picked out of a hat, has grown into an outstanding competition which now attracts nearly 100 women of all ages and experience. This year’s Maine Games State Women’s Field Hockey Championship will be held on Saturday, June 21, at Memorial Field.

Registration is open (online only) and organizers are asking teams to register early. The Maine Games is eager to make this event available to teams from all over the state. If the field was not filled marketing in New Hampshire and Vermont began Thursday, May 15. Teams registered prior to June 1 will receive commemorative team T-shirts to be worn during the tournament.

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~ News & Classifieds ~ ...TEAM from page 32 before a panel of judges recruited from across the country. Constitutional scholars, lawyers, and government leaders, acting as congressional committee members, judged the students’ performances. The Marshwood students are enrolled in the school’s advanced placement U.S. government and politics course and have studied for months to prepare for their role as experts testifying on constitutional issues in a simulated congressional hearing. Marshwood was selected to represent Maine at the national finals, after winning the statewide competition at USM Portland in Februrary. At each level of competition, teams are divided into six units of study, ...AWS from page 33 Calendar of Events May 17 - It’s the Yard Sale you wait for all year long! Longtime AWS volunteer, Sue spends all year collecting items for this sale to benefit the shelter. Located at 6 Hearthstone Drive, from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. No early birds please! If you would like to contribute to the sale, contact Sue at 207-985-1437. May 24 - Join us at Huntington Common for a Fashion Show. The Mobile Adoption Team will be there with dogs putting on a show for the residents. The event will start at 2 p.m.

items for sale WASheR & DRyeR $100 together CoMputeR CAbinet $100 oBo call 207-703-2253 #3 ShARp electronic CASh ReGiSteR, Xe-A22S EXcEllENt coNditioN Manual & Key included $85.00 / buy one or all... call: 774-253-6352 FRiGiDAiRe eleCtRiC RAnGe 30 in - White. Broan Range Hood (Ventilation) - White. Emerson Microwave - White. 1000 Watt. Excellent condition. all For $350 call 603-312-2475 GReen & beiGe tWeeD CouCh AnD loveSeAt in Wells, Maine. Excellent condition ~ $275. cell # 860-559-2514

FOR SALE Bernhardt Dining Room Set 8 chairs (2 w/arms, 6 wo/arms), 2 pc. hutch & buffet, table (64”-102” w/2 extensions) seats 6-10, incl. heat resistant table pad, excellent condition. $1,000 (orig. over $4,000) 207-646-9887

with each unit assigned three research topics. “Winning states is tough, but nationals is a whole new competition, with eighteen new topics to research and prepare statements for. I thought the student’s efforts were phenomenal, both in their preparation and in the quality of their presentations,” said Sanzone. According to Josh Marks, a student in the class, “preparing for nationals was challenging because so many of us are involved in other extracurriculars at school, so we all had to ...INFO from page 23 percent of your available credit ($4,000 of the total $20,000 you have available). So having $2,000 on the two cards with a total $20,000 limit is better than having $4,000 on the one card with a $10,000 limit. Having the best possible credit helps you get the best possible deal on a mortgage. Submitted by Susan De Quattro Arrand, susan@yorkerealty.com.

be flexible with our schedules and do quite a bit of work on our own.” His teammate Suzannah Blass added, “So many teams at nationals had teams of teachers coaching them, so for us to emerge as the top team in the Northeast was especially rewarding. We wouldn’t have had the success that we did at nationals, if it hadn’t been for our coach Mr.Sanzone. His passion for government and politics has inspired our whole class to become more educated citizens. The work that he continues to put into the ‘We The People’ program is remarkable.” Isabella Etro observed, “It was really impressive to see how far our team has come in terms of the information that we know and how we conveyed that understanding to the judges. While the competition was pressure packed, it was also well worth it. I think I speak for my teammates in saying that this was the most rewarding academic experience we’ve been involved in at Marshwood.” Blass adds, “ I feel so much more prepared to thrive in

yard sale Yard Sale to benefit the Animal Welfare Society

Saturday, May 24 8aM - 2pM 6 Hearthstone Drive, off Sea Road & Mere Lane in Kennebunk The AWS has been collecting donations all year long.

This is the Yard Sale of Yard Sales! You don’t want to miss it! Please no early birds. All sales go directly to help homeless pets.

huge inside

YaRd sale

Ogunquit Baptist ChurCh Shore Road Ogunquit Thursday, May 29 10am-3pm Friday, May 30 8am-3pm Saturday, May 31 8am-2pm

Ogunquit Rotary Club

All proceeds will benefit both local and international projects!

public notice PUBLIC HEARING To: Marianne Goodine or Michele Stivaletta-Noble, resident of the Town of Wells, County of York, and State of Maine; GREETINGS: In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the voters of the Town of Wells that the Board of Selectmen of said town will meet at the Municipal Building, 208 Sanford Road, Wells on the 20th day of May, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. in the evening. The Board will conduct an informational meeting on the proposed FY2015 Budget. Given under our hands this 1st day of April, 2014. TOWN OF WELLS BOARD OF SELECTMEN

a college setting because of ‘We the People’. The competition forces you to do advanced research and then know the material well enough to be able to discuss it without any notes in front of you. I think that as a class we’ve become better writers, collaborators and public speakers and enter college more confident in ourselves as individuals.” Ben Corey sees additional value in the competition, saying “What makes the ‘We The People’ program so profound is how it forces students to draw connections from the past and show how they have influenced the present. It’s

yard sale yARD SAle, CRAFt & bAKe SAle St. Francis of assisi church 952 post Road, Wells, ME Saturday 5/24 • 9am-2pm neiGhboRhooD yARD SAle - KitteRy point Saturday, May 17, 8:30-4 Multiple families, a few rain or shine. Bond & Folcutt Rds (off crocketts Neck Rd). Furniture, Housewares, tools, toys, antiques, collectables & More! yARD SAle 11 carriage Runn, Berwick Sat. 5/17 • 8-1 • Rain or Shine. Furniture, household, children’s clothes and toys – all very clean! Multi-FAMily yARD SAle Saturday 5/24 • 8am-1pm Rain or Shine Yorke Ridge Way, York, Maine large & small items. Good deals! yARD SAle 4 Gordon ct, York Sat. 5/17 & Sun. 5/18 • 9-4 Rain or Shine lots of Great Finds!

legal notice Notice of sale

At Rear of 24 Harbor Road Wells, maine Contents of Self Storage Unit #26 (described as household items) belonging to Caroline mcCracken

saturday, May 31, 2014 11:00 A.m. FmI 207-363-7655

remarkable to see how actions taken centuries ago are still so applicable in today’s world.” During their stay in Washington, D.C., the students also toured historical sites and had an opportunity to visit Senators Susan Collins and Angus King. The students that represented Maine at the national finals were: Adam Allen, Emma Barker, Carolyn Bates, Jason Beland, Nicole Benedetto, Suzannah Blass, Brittany Bossi, Hannah Bossi, Julianna Burke, Riley Burke, Ben Corey, Hannah Dolan, Isabella Etro, Kyle Fallon, Brianna Hale, Darren LaPointe, Tim Lee, Jack Letellier, Josh Marks, Sam McPherson, Jack Mercer, Kimberly Mills, Sianna Niedzolkowski, Adya Plourde, Garrett Robinson, Josef Siraco and Riley Wilber.

equestrian services hoRSebACK RiDinG leSSonS: all ages. Beginners to advanced. certified instructor. affordable rates. (207) 698-1970

firewood / pellets GReen & SeMi-SeASoneD Quality & Quantity Guaranteed Free local delivery Visa & Mastercard accepted 207-337-0773 eliot WooD SeRviCeS 16” FiReWooD Guaranteed Measure! Buy Now! it will be extra dry for this coming Fall. $285/cord 207-439-5974 FiReWooD SinCe 1991 207-676-8458 GReen FiReWooD cut to order Split & delivered $220 North Berwick 207-409-6567 Moulton’S FiReWooD $220 cord - Green FREE delivery (mention this ad) on a 2 cord load, up to 20 miles. Berwick, Maine (207)651-7584

legal notice

State of Wisconsin Circuit Court – Douglas County Publication Summons - Case No. 14-CV-44 - The Honorable George L. Glonek - Case Code 30404 (Foreclosure of Mortgage) - The amount claimed exceeds $10,000.00 - Bank of America, N.A., 400 National Way, Simi Valley, CA 93065, Plaintiff vs. Dawn Hastings a/k/a Dawn A. Hastings and John Doe Hastings, 50 Tidy Rd., Eliot, ME 03903-1021, Defendants – The State of Wisconsin - To each person named above as a defendant: You are hereby notified that the plaintiff named above has filed a lawsuit or other legal action against you. Within 40 days after 5/2/14 you must respond with a written demand for a copy of the complaint. The demand must be sent or delivered to the court, whose address is 1313 Belknap St., Superior, WI 54880 and to Gray & Assoc., L.L.P., plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is 16345 W. Glendale Dr., New Berlin, WI 53151. You may have an attorney help or represent you. If you do not demand a copy of the complaint within 40 days, the court may grant judgment against you for the award of money or other legal action requested in the complaint, and you may lose your right to object to anything that is or may be incorrect in the complaint. A judgment may be enforced as provided by law. A judgment awarding money may become a lien against any real estate you own now or in the future, and may also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of property. Dated 4/21/14, William N. Foshag, State Bar No. 1020417, Gray & Associates, L.L.P., Attys. for Plaintiff, 16345 W. Glendale Dr., New Berlin, WI 53151, (414) 224-1987. Gray & Associates, L.L.P. is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. If you have previously received a discharge in a chapter 7 bankruptcy case, this communication should not be construed as an attempt to hold you personally liable for the debt.

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accounting

lAuRA S. lebeR, CpA accounting, bookkeeping, payroll & tax preparation services. Reasonable rates. Call 207-384-5932 or e-mail: laura.leber.cpa@gmail.com b/A ACCountinG Roberta (bobbi) Macrum, CpA Bookkeeping, payroll, tax prep Small business consulting bonded & insured money mgmt call 207-850-1292 or email baaccting@gmail.com KeRRy t. RyAn, bSbA accounting, bookkeeping, payroll & tax preparation. Call 207-752-7244 or email: kerrytryan@gmail.com

~ Classifieds ~ help wanted

help wanted

PERSONAL SUPPORT SPECIALISTS

Warren’s Lobster House

DCA (PT evenings)

Jo-ann’s children’s center is looking for a Full tiMe teACheR’S ASSiStAnt. Must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GEd. call 207-985-0894.

Home Care for Maine, a statewide agency, is seeking caring dependable candidates to assist elders and disabled individuals. Duties include housekeeping, personal care, errands and transportation. PCA/PSS/CNA. Experience not required. Openings in Arundel, Biddeford, Buxton, Eliot, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Kittery, OOB, Saco, Wells, and York for days, nights, and weekends. Call 1-800-639-3084 or apply at www.homecareforme.org EOE/AAE

help wanted piAniSt neeDeD Work with professional recording artist from NYc. Jobs waiting. others instruments possible. 207-641-2293 dreamzone25@yahoo.com

Counter Cook Help 11-5 Daily

Call 207-251-4217 or apply at:

Footbridge Lobster

We are now hiring

Line Cooks, Servers, Prep Cooks / Cold Foods, Valet Parkers, Cashier & Host / Hostess Please apply in person at Warren’s Lobster House

Visit our Web Site:

Berwick Estates

Assisted Living Facility 79 Portland St. Berwick, ME Part-time 26/22 hours/week evening shift. Pay starting at $9.50/hour. Prior residential care experience preferred. Online application at: https://mcdnet.mcd.org/ CLApplication/

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Looking to fill a part time, seasonal position: RunneR. This position would begin a little before Memorial Day and

would run through Labor Day (maybe longer). This is a part-time position with approximately 6-10 hours/week. It would only be Saturdays. You will work in teams of 2, making beds and laying out towels. This position does require someone with attention to detail. Aesthetics is everything in this job.

bookkeeping lCb booKKeepinG lee Bryant QuickBooks proadvisor 207-475-5495

11 Water St, Kittery, ME 03904 207-439-1630 www.lobsterhouse.com –––––––––––––––––––––––––

If you are interested in joining our team, please contact Steph at 646-5164 Tuesday-Saturday 9-3.

CRMA/CNA/PSS

Wells Reserve at Laudholm is hiring an

Part Time 7am-3pm, Full/Part Time 3-11pm.

Looking for individuals who are dedicated to promoting comfort, dignity, compassion and quality of life to our seniors. We offer shift/weekend differentials, health, dental, vision and 401K to employees working 24+ hours.

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ASSISTANT.

This eight-month part-time professional position leads school programs, interacts with volunteers and the public, and assists with events. Full details at: www.wellsreserve.org / jobs

Now hiring

HOUSEKEEPERS Saturdays & Sundays Call

Watercrest Cottages 646-2202

LOOKING TO HIRE MAINE LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ASAP 207-361-1584 Commercial/Residential Hardscapes company is now hiring laborers and experienced installers. We serve Southern Maine/ NH Seacost areas. Reliable transportation is a must.

Please call Ben at 207-231-1686.

Please apply in person:

Sentry Hill Retirement Community 2 Victoria Court York Harbor, Maine or email patricia.gonneville@ sentryhillyorkharbor.com

Perkins Cove, Ogunquit

MOBILE POWER WASH CO. FULL TIME; Saturdays, Sundays, and Weekdays. The typical candidate is youthful, mature, responsible, and energetic. Ability to drive a box truck with a clean driving record. Mechanically inclined, an eye for detail, and is self-motivated to accomplish daily goals. Kittery, Maine • Call Jody @ 207-451-9880

SACO RIVER HEALTH SERVICES CHANGE A CHILD’S LIFE! Do you like working with children? Do you have the passion to make a difference in a young child’s life? Would you like to help families in your area? At Saco River Health Services we work with children that have mental and/or intellectual disabilities, autism being the largest scope of focus. Our agency is growing and we need reliable, compassionate individuals to join our team - as we help children reach their full potential.

Currently we have numerous openings for:

Behavioral Health Professionals (BHP) Great facts about working at SRHS:

*Free Training with Early Completion Incentive *Excellent Employee Referral Program *Afternoon and Evening Hours (Great for Students!!) *Available Benefit Opportunities and Great Pay Too! (Vacation, Medical, Dental, and 401k)

CALL TRICIA TODAY!! (207) 247-9000, Ext. 116 or CHECK US OUT ON OUR WEBSITE!! www.sacoriverhealth.com

The Greater York Region Chamber of Commerce is hiring two positions: 2015—2018 Professionals, Trades &

Business Services Directory Administrative Assistant, 20-32 hrs. per wk., mustYork beRegion available computer The Greater Chamber ofweekends, Commerce is pleased to launch the skills required. third edition of the Professionals, Trades & Business Services Directory. This is a local reference guide focusing on small businesses. It is designed to help customers find trades people, professionals and businesses in Southern Maine.

Membership / Advertising Sales, 20-32 hrs. per wk., must have 3 years of prior direct sales experience. Email your resume to holly@yorkme.org .

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The directory is designed to encourage residents to do business locally and to be a keepsake and reference directory; something local residents will use on a daily basis and keep in their homes for three years.

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The directory will be distributed by mail to all households in Kittery, Eliot, York & South Berwick. At least 40,000 books will be distributed— this is a customized, high quality, professionally designed directory.

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All local businesses are welcome to purchase a listing or an advertisement. (Current Chamber members will receive discounted rates.)

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Guaranteed exposure for your advertisement or listing. The directory will be available FREE to the public and mailed directly to households located in Kittery, Eliot, South Berwick, York and Cape Neddick. The directory will also be available at the chamber of commerce and various high traffic drop points and business locations within the local communities. A digital copy of the directory will be placed on the home page of the chamber’s website, www.gatewaytomaine.org beginning in January of 2015. This will include a live link to your website.

Wanted Laborer / Ground Man

Abbott Bros. Inc. 1123A US Route 1 Cape Neddick, ME

207-363-3762

Family Restaurant Opening in May for 2014 Season

BREAKFAST COOK Hours: 6am - 1pm. Salary commensurate with experience.

Interested in join our team?

Mail resume to: Horizons Family Restaurant 35 Mile Road, Wells, Maine 04090 or call 207-646-4155

HAVE GREAT DAY! Hiring

Line Cooks Apply at

The Barn Restaurant

1000 Route One, York, Maine 207-363-4721 lobsterbrn@aol.com

Bill Lyons, Member Liaison, will begin contacting all area businesses after February 10, 2014 with the details about this great advertising opportunity. Please click on the link below for the advertising insertion form, ad specs and the cost for chamber members and not yet members. All information is also available on our website; www.gatewaytomaine.org . If you would like to set up an appointment with Bill to discuss the benefits of including your business in the Professionals, Trades & Business Services Directory, please call 207-363-4422.

Health Insurance with 401K.

Apply within!

TOWN OF WELLS

Town Employment Opportunities We invite you to visit the Town’s website, www. wellstown.org, under Town Employment Opportunities, to view several excellent job opportunities including: seasonal Beach Parking Lot Attendant, and seasonal Park Maintenance. For all description details, position requirements, and to obtain a required Town of Wells employment application, please visit www.wellstown. org, Town Employment Opportunities. Information and applications may also be picked up at Town Hall, Human Resources Dept., 208 Sanford Rd. To apply, please mail or deliver your application by May 23, 2014 to: Town of Wells, Att: Human Resources Dept, 208 Sanford Rd, Wells, ME 04090. Equal Opportunity Employer

HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE Are You Compassionate? Our CAREGivers’ compassionate care has made us the leading provider of non-medical services to older adults. Join us in making a real difference in their lives – and yours. Flexible P/T morning, afternoon, evening, or overnight hours. Immediate openings in York, Kittery, Eliot and throughout York County. Home Instead Senior Care Kennebunk: 207.985.8550 York: 207.363.6550

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~ Classifieds ~

rentals

plumbing & heating

music services

FuRniSheD RooM - yoRK Year round rental available now to mature female. Kitchen, laundry and utilities included, but no phone. Background check required. No smoking or pets. $350/mo. call 207-363-3312

RooM RentAl in eliot FoR FeMAle tenAnt private bath, kitchen privileges, small pet oK. 207-703-5319 or 207-703-8144 cell

RooM RentAl with private bath in a large home in Berwick, Maine. lease monthto-month. $700/month includes everything. 603-502-2450

Plumbing & Heating Service

$49/hour

let uS help you to Rent youR pRopeRty! call us to get results – no obligations or restrictions. Sales and buyer services as well. bill JoneS ReAlty teAM 207-636-7531 www.billjonesrealtyteam.com

Boilers, Furnaces, Monitors, Toyo 207-651-6876

cleaning services

CuStoMiZeD GuitAR leSSonS all Styles / levels Experienced teacher, B.M. learn the music you like! Randy Browning 207.384.4252

painting

alterations

PAINTING

ClothinG AlteRAtion Fast and Very Reasonable. Very experienced. 207-351-2939

207.384.4008 96 Portland St. So. Berwick, ME KITTERY POINT RENTAL 3 Bedroom Cape, 1.5 Baths. 1 acre private lot. One year lease. $2100 a month + utilities Call today! www.century21barbarapatterson.com

Olde Woolen Mill NOrth BerWick 1 & 2 BR Apartments 55 and Over or Persons with Disabilities

ShiRley’S SpotleSS hoMe CleAninG dependable, thorough, and trustworthy. No Saturdays. 207-439-1363

NO JOB IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL...

We are ready and happy to service all of your housekeeping needs from dishes to windows. $35.00 - $45.00 per hour depending on the job. Professional, experienced and thorough service at your convenience. Call Nicole today and book your appointment:

207-408-5105

Starting at $725 Heat, Electric, Hot Water Included Must Income Qualify Section 8 Vouchers Welcome CALL FOR AN APPLICATION TODAY!

(207) 282-7177 x131

real estate

antiques

Condo For Sale

WANTED TO BUY Antiques * Silver * Gold * Coins CHRIS LORD ANTIQUES

in Kennebunk 55+ Community in a beautiful setting, 2BR / 2BA, first floor, close to stores, medical, Kennebunkport, and ocean. Plantation blinds, laminate/carpet/tile flooring, garage included, and in excellent condition. $189,900 On site indoor pool, hot tub, fitness room, and community center. Only pre-approved buyers may apply. Call 207-985-3353

One Item or Entire Estate. Cash paid for all antiques. Antique jewelry, coins, silver, gold, paintings, clocks, lamps, telephones, radios, phonographs, nautical items, weathervanes, dolls & toys, pottery, photography, military items, swords, advertising signs, fountain pens, bottles, tools, books & much much more! Buying antiques for over 20 years. Barn and Attic Clean-Out Also.

(207) 233-5814 • ME & NH

loam / topsoil

topsoil

Spring iS here!

Get a jump start on these special blends of organic topsoil, loam, and shellfish compost.

Be the talk of the town

with the most beautiful lawn or garden!

Don’t get fooled by those other compost blends that derive from sewage treatment plants. There are very few that blend with shellfish compost.

child care

Stay at home mom looking for a couple of children to care for in my home. Fun and learning environment with lots of personal attention. Older kids welcome for after school hours and help with homework. Call Jennifer Wallingford at 646-9347. References available. commercial rentals A GReAt oFFiCe loCAtion in yoRK! $350/month, 2 room office suite on 2nd ﬂoor in complex with elevator & conference room. call 207-363-1825 todaY!

EXECUTIVE OFFICES AND SUITES Prime Route One, Wells location. Offices with shared waiting area, kitchen and bath. Suites available at attractive terms. Newly remodeled building, handicap accessible. Ample, well-lit parking. Sign on incentives! Starting at $500/month, all inclusive!

Call (207) 282-4445 DuboislivestockAndExcavating.com

Call today to reserve space:

mulch

Bark Mulch & Shellfish Compost

pReMiuM blACK MulCh $25 / Yard pickup delivery also available. 207-252-5851

Pick Up or Delivery

DuboisLivestockAndExcavating.com (207) 282-4445 • 2 Irving Road, Arundel, Maine 04046

(207) 985-9305

Experienced, Reliable, Reasonable. Many local references. Interior/Exterior Free Estimates

Michael 251-0964

storage rentals AFFoRDAble StoRAGe Rentals $40 & Up No Sign Up Fee call (207) 641-8404 INDOOR/OUTDOOR

STORAGE

Change of Season Special!

May 1 - November 1 from $299 Snowblowers & Plows Snowmobiles, Skis & Snowboards Inside space from $65 per month

(207) 985-9305

24 Hour Access Climate & Regular Units Moving Supplies • Penske Trucks

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326 US Rt 1, York, ME

207-363-3311

autos wanted

tRuStWoRthy RetiRee will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) play checkers, scrabble, cribbage & other card games. 4) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 5) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. call paul 207-363-0519 or 207-240-6168 pRivAte, hiGh QuAlity, peRSonAl CARe SeRviCeS pRoviDeD. 15 Years experience. doctor appointments, errands, meal preparations, etc. Reasonable rates. For more info: 207-337-0991

landscaping

Cheney’s

Atlantic Self Storage

5x10 / 10x10 / 10x15 10x20 / 10x25 / 10x30 Units

personal assistance

Lawn Care LLC

Mowing • Tractor Work Fully Insured

207.216.3192 cheneyslawncare.com

autos wanted JunK/uSeD vehiCleS & SCRAp MetAl WAnteD (207) 363-7492 / (207) 423-0068 please leave message.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR TRUCK $100 UP TO $100,000 AVAILABLE!

OK!

Paid Off or Not Instant Money on the Spot! All Makes & Models • Wholesale Buyer

– DON’T GET RIPPED OFF – CONTACT ME LAST:

HOATY @ TOLL FREE 1-877-395-FORD,

207-363-2483, or email hoaty@starkeyford.com

For the BEST

PRICE, call us first! Paying up to

$50,000 for the right vehicle

Call Dan: (207) 251-2221 or Email: villagemotors@comcast.net

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~ News ~

Dean’s List and Other College Recognitions

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Fall 2013 Dean’s List

The following local residents were among 1,303 students from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) named to the university’s Dean’s List for academic excellence for the fall 2013 semester: Kelly Beisswanger of Wells, is a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering. Tyler Hickey of Eliot, is a junior majoring in biomedical engineering. Taylor Landry of Kennebunk, is a junior majoring in civil engineering. Kyle Morrison of York, is a freshman majoring in biochemistry. M a t t h ew U p h a m of Ke n nebunk, is a freshman majoring in civil engineering. The criteria for the WPI Dean’s List differ from that of most other universities as WPI does not compute a grade point average (GPA). Instead, WPI defines the Dean’s List by the amount of work completed at the A level in courses and projects.

Students Named to Champlain College Dean’s List

The following area residents have been named to the Fall 2013 Dean’s List at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont: Chelsea Hutchings of York and David Hartman of Kennebunk.

Students Named to University of Hartford Dean’s List

The University of Hartford is pleased to announce the following local students have been

named to the Dean’s List for Fall 2013: Amy Bates of Eliot, Kelia Ingraham of Kennebunk, Raj Patel of Kittery, and Kaitlyn Nadeau of South Berwick.

Ithaca College Students Named to Dean’s List

Ithaca College congratulates more than 1,400 students who made the Dean’s list in the fall 2013 semester. Included among them is Lucia Brown of Kittery Point, and Samantha Martemucci of Arundel. MacKenzie Named to Dean’s List at Salve Regina University Kaitlin MacKenzie of Kennebunk, has been named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2013 semester at Salve Regina University. MacKenzie is a junior majoring in Marketing . To qualify for the dean’s list, full-time undergraduate students must earn a minimum grade point average of 3.6 with no grade below a B in that semester.

University of New England Announces Dean’s List

The following students achieved Dean’s List at the University of New England: Arundel resident Austin Grieg, Emily Richard, Berwick residents Molly Allinson, Haley Brooks, and Kara McKinnon, Eliot residents Rebecca Green, Kathryn Marshall, and Victoria Thistle, Kennebunk residents Cameron Cain, Nicholas Gross, Emily Harrison, Benjamin Johnson, Ashley Kadlik, John Lyden, Abriana Micca, Kristina Michaud, Gina Newsome, Shevaun Schulte, Janelle Sherman,

Sasha Thivierge-Bonney, Sarah Thomson, Elizabeth Whitmore, and Spenser Wood, Kennebunkport residents Erin Bibber and Ashley Harrison, Kittery residents Kayla Alaimo, Holly Huntress, Kaitlen McCluskey, and Nathan Westman, Lebanon residents Hilary Allen, Phillip Atherton, Jessica Demers, Allison Sillon, and Matthew St. Jean, North Berwick residents Amylie Anderson, Cody Duckworth, Jenna Foley, Anna Pomerleau, South Berwick residents Joshua Allen and Bryan Rawksi, Wells residents Ashlie Ayotte, Kaitlin Devlin, Madison Moore, Nikita Naumowicz, Molly Philbrick, and James Preo, West Kennebunk residents Madeline Minor and Daniel Rousselle, York residents Rachel Lee, Victoria Lund, Victoria Stocks, and Brittany Wong, and York Beach resident Renee Connearney.

Inglis Earns Honor Roll at Washington & Lee University

Matthew Inglis of Kennebunk, a member of the class of 2017 at Washington and Lee University, has earned honor roll status for the recently ended winter term 2013. Honor roll status at Washington and Lee represents a term grade-average of at least 3.75 on a 4.0 scale.

Students Named to the Univ. of Vermont Dean’s List

The following students have been named to the dean’s list for the Fall 2013 semester at the University of Vermont: Melissa Beckett of Arundel, a Animal Sciences major in the

College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. Adriana Wilford of Eliot, a Animal Sciences major in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. Zachar y Merriam of Kennebunk, a Mechanical Engineering major in the College of Engineering & Mathematical Sciences. Christopher Merriam of Kennebunk, a Mechanical Engineering major in the College of Engineering & Mathematical Sciences. Noah Vaccaro of Kennebunk, a Mathematics major in the College of Arts & Sciences. Quinn Wilcox of Kennebunk, a Environmental Studies major in the Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources. Ruslan Lucero of Kennebunkport, a Russian major in the College of Arts & Sciences. Emily Knight of Wells, a Studio Art major in the College of Arts & Sciences. Jonathan Baker of York, a Biochemistry major in the College of Arts & Sciences. To be named to the dean’s list, students must have a grade-point average of 3.0 or better and rank in the top 20 percent of their class in their respective college or school.

Stone Earns Dean’s List at Merrimack College

Natalie Stone of Kennebunk, was named to the Fall 2013 Dean’s List at Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass. To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must achieve a 3.25 GPA. Stone is a Senior working toward a degree in HD.

University of Rhode Island Names Fall 2013 Dean’s List

The University of Rhode Island

is pleased to announce that about 4,300 undergraduates have qualified for the Fall 2013 Dean’s List. To be included on the Dean’s List, students must have completed 12 or more credits during a semester for letter grades with at least a 3.30 quality point average. Parttime students qualify with the accumulation of 12 credits with a 3.30 quality point average. The following students were named to the Fall 2013 Dean’s List: Michael Vittori of South Berwick, Alex Shaw of York, Laura Cannata of York, Mike Consaga of York, Olivia Leroux of York, and Aspen Burke of Kennebunk.

Jordan Named to Clemson University President’s List

Caitlin Jordan of Kennebunk, whose major is Secondary Education, has been named to the President’s List at Clemson University for the fall 2013 semester. To be named to the President’s List, a student must achieve a 4.0 (all As) grade-point average.

Cribby Named to the Marist College Dean’s List

Ruby Cribby of York, a member of the Class of 2017, was named to the Dean’s List at Marist College.

Oosterman Named to Dean’s List at The College of St. Rose

Elyse Oosterman of Kennebunk, is among 809 students named to the Dean’s List for the fall 2013 semester at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY. Full-time students who complete a minimum of 12 credit hours and achieve a semester GPA of at least 3.5 with no grades of D, F, Incomplete or Pass/Fail are eligible for inclusion on the Dean’s List.

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~ News ~ Kennebunk High School Girls’ Tennis

...LACROSSE from page 37 while Aimee Briand, Tilly Burzynski, and Siobhan McDermott all had two. Gabby Boualavanh chipped in with three assists. Emma Brin played well for Berwick on defense. Goalies shared time in net with Kaitlyn Wurzer and Emma Hambright- combining for 15 saves.

Berwick Academy Boys’ Lacrosse SOUTH BERWICK -

The Berwick Academy boys’ lacrosse team had a strong game against Concord Academy defeating the Chameleons 11-3. The Bulldogs scored six second half goals to distance themselves from Concord to secure the victory. Freshman Derek Muse led the scoring with three goals and two assists. Senior Stephen Sherbahnan had goals and three assists, sophomore Sean Hayden had two goals and an assist, senior Colin Gaynor had a pair of goals and one assist, junior Joey Lazarro had a goal and an assist, senior Zack Flinkstrom had a goal, and sophomore Chan Ashburner scored a goal. Junior Luke MacNamara recorded eight saves for the win. The Bulldogs took on a very skilled Hebron Academy dropping a 13-2 decision to the Lumberjacks. The Hebron squad started fast scoring eight first half goals. Berwick had goals from senior Keegan Landry and Sherbahnan. Flinkstrom registered one assist. Junior Peter Shaw played well in goal making 15 saves.

KENNEBUNK -

The girls’ tennis team from Kennebunk High School was blanked by Cape Elizabeth recently, 5-0. The Capers dominated the match, not losing a set. The softball team had a tough week dropping a pair of games. The Rams lost to Wells in a thriller, 7-6 and also fell to Falmouth, 11-7 in Western Maine action.

Berwick Academy Girls’ Varsity Tennis SOUTH BERWICK -

Berwick Academy girls’ varsity tennis lost to Pingree School last week, 3-2. The winners for Berwick Academy were No. 2 singles Kira Winter, a seventh grader who has made the varsity, 6-0, 6-2, and No. 3 singles senior Colby Wood, 6-2, 6-2. The Lady Bulldogs also dropped a 3-2 decision to Hebron. Winning for Berwick were Wood 7-5, 7-6 (7-4). and the team of Jeanne Allen and Julia Caple 6-1, 7-6, (7-3). Marshwood High School boys’ tennis team SOUTH BERWICK – Winning two matches recently, the Marshwood High School boys’ tennis team upped its Western Maine record of 3-2 for the season. The Hawks blanked Westbrook 5-0 and Massabesic High School of South Waterboro 4-1. Results in the shutout of Westbrook included Calvin Butler over Jordan Gattine, 6-0, 6-2; Riley Burke over Jameson Waldron 6-0, 6-1, and Filippo Gualdi over Morgan Reilly.

In doubles Darren LaPointe and Max Parker rolled over Beck Doucette and Milo Brooking 6-2, 6-0 while Andrew Blunt and Jason Beland outlasted Nick Zabenko and Gary Sanville 6-3, 6-0. In the Massabesic contest it was Butler over Jake Collupy 6-2, 6-2; and Burke outlasting Justin Langlois 6-0, 4-6, 6-3, in singles. Massabesic’s point came when Kyle Duffy ousted Jason Beland 6-3, 6-2. I n d o u b l e s M a r s hwo o d’s LaPointe and Parker downed Andrew Mongiat and Adam Marcotte 6-1, 6-0, and Dan Longtin and Andrew Blunt bested Avery Ring and Chase Berry 6-7(5), 6-3, 7-5.

Berwick Academy Boys’ Tennis SOUTH BERWICK -

Ber wick Academy’s boys’ tennis team split a pair of matches recently losing a 4-1 decision to Pingree School but outlasting Bancroft Academy, 3-2. Against Pingree junior Patrick Robb of Portsmouth, N.H., overcame a strong opponent in three sets, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, for Berwick. The Eastern Independent League was hard fought by both sides. At No. 1 singles senior Emil Lebel of Quebec, Canada, prevailed in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; No.2 singles junior Jake Greenspan of Portsmouth, N.H., powered past his opponent in straight sets 6-1 6-4. The first doubles tandem of Nathan Anderson and Robb came through strong, with a dominating 6-0, 6-1 victory. The win moves Berwick to 2-3 in league play.

...LANDIS from page 34 he made his local stage debut on jazz keyboard in 2009 at the Stone Church in Newmarket. Since then, he has been selected three times for the Maine AllState Jazz Festival and most recently performed in the All-State Honors Band. He is currently performing with the New England Conservatory’s Youth Jazz Orchestra, a 17-piece big band in Boston. Through a scholarship from the Young Organist Collaborative, Noah studied pipe organ for two years and plays at church services throughout the Seacoast. He recently provided an inno-

vative jazz accompaniment for internationally acclaimed poet Naomi Shihab Nye as part of a reading during her residency at the Academy. Landis will attend Northwestern University in fall. There’s something for all musical tastes at this unique evening’s entertainment, and all are welcome. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. performance at the Whipple Arts Center, Berwick Academy, 31 Academy Street, South Berwick. Admission is free, but tickets can be reserved online at http://berwickacademy.ticketleap.com. For more detail, call 207-384-6110 or email boxoffice@berwickacademy.org.

...YCCC from page 36 educational opportunities to students interested in earning bachelor’s degrees after they complete their associate’s degree studies,” said Husson University’s College of Business Dean Marie Hansen. “We look forward to continuing our relationship with York County Community College as we implement credit transfer offerings in more programs between our two institutions of higher learning.” “Husson has been and continues to be a valued partner for YCCC. Our students not only receive full value for their YCCC Associate degree when they transfer, they also find faculty and staff

at Husson with a similar focus on student success,” said YCCC Vice President and Academic Dean Paula Gagnon. In addition to these credit transfer agreements, Husson University and YCCC have created a unique partnership that allows community college students to begin their bachelor’s degree studies at Husson University while continuing to be enrolled at YCCC. This dual enrollment option provides YCCC students with access to all of the services available at the Wells campus as they complete courses taught by faculty members from both institutions.

*Price and payments include all rebates to dealer, including $1,000 competitive or returning lease. Rebate tax, title, and doc extra. All lease payments based on extra $2,499 due at signing. 10K Miles per year. All purchase payments based on $2,499 cash or trade down. 75 Month financing at 3.99%. JC73 total payments $7,024.32, adj. residual $16,234.70. JG1078 total payments $13,802.44, adj. residual $23,972. JG1012 total payments $12,972.60, adj. residual $24,723. JG1000 total payments $19,777.60, adj. residual $19,975.80. All loans or leases based on Ally S/A Tier credit approval. Sale ends May 31, 2014.

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The Weekly Sentinel 47

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REALTY ONE

Owned Independently

YORK - OGUNQUIT - SACO

439 US Rte One, York, ME 03909 207.363.2497 84 School St (intersection of Rt 1) Ogunquit, ME 03907 207.646.4546

www.yorkmaine.com

OUT AND ABOUT TOWN George Wilson

WELLS RIVERFRONT - $575,000

Beach living year round! Home is directly on river, with dock to fish & kayak, stroll to oceanfront, fully renovated with maple floors, tile, vaulted ceiling, WB fireplace, 2 BA, living, dining, den & garage. Expansive view of marsh. Must see!

Brenda McCarthy 207-837-3948

YORK - $399,000

Beautiful, well-appointed contemporary-style Ranch home close to beaches, I-95 & the village. Private, wooded backyard & large deck. Master BR with bath, 2nd ﬂoor beautifully done, open concept, gas ﬁreplace & 2-car HEATED garage.

Diane Wyman 207-752-3236

LEBANON - $499,900

Beautifully landscaped, antique Cape with gazebo, blueberry groves, sugar house, groomed logging roads, & 2 barns. Pristine home features 3 working FPs & orig. pine ﬂoors. Newer addition with master suite, laundry & ofﬁce.

Jean Kovacs 207-408-1822

George Wilson, an Associate Broker at RE/MAX Realty One, is a world traveler who has made Ogunquit his home for 19 years. He served as one of the earliest Peace Corps volunteers selected during the Kennedy Administration. George also worked in Colombia building schools and administering feeding programs, and later worked for CARE in Chile and Turkey. Prior to his real estate career, George worked for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. At home in Ogunquit, George serves as a board member for the Barn Gallery, and has also been a member of the Ogunquit Planning Board and Marginal Way Committee. He is a Maine Master Gardener and enjoys organic gardening. George and his wife, Cathy, have owned two B&Bs in Ogunquit and recently enjoyed designing their new home.

CAPE NEDDICK - $599,000

Room for all in this spacious home bordering Josias River. Six BRs, including bonus in-law suite or 1 BR rental. Beautiful lot with inground pool, large garden, fruit trees & winter hockey rink. Walk to Ogunquit and all that it has to offer!

George Wilson 207-251-2941

KITTERY - $65,000

Donʼt miss out on affordable living convenient to Kittery shopping, town, schools & highway. Close to Portsmouth & ME beaches, this well-cared-for mobile home offers great year-round or vacation home living. Pets welcome!

Nancy Raynes 207-363-2497 x131

ARUNDEL - $210,000

Meticulously maintained 2 BR Ranch with buildable lot on property. Many recent upgrades, including central air, Paradigm windows, and newer septic system, make this a must see! Zoned commercial to make your business grow.

Bob Letellier 207-590-5178

George specializes in Land, Residential and Commercial properties. Contact him for all your real estate needs at

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REAL ESTATE

YORK - $89,000

This manufactured home would make a nice summer getaway! And you do own stock in Mainely York, which means you own your land. Kitchen, living room & master bath have been updated. Must see – you will love it!

Bob Maneely 207-337-2708

SOUTH BERWICK - $369,900

Quintessential Maine farmhouse with lots of level, wooded and grassy land. It has 3 BRs, 2 baths, living room, eat-in kitchen, and den. Quiet location, minutes from Ogunquit and beaches.

Bob Maneely 207-337-2708

OGUNQUIT - $219,000

Beautifully redone! This cottage sits within a few minutesʼ walk to downtown and gorgeous Ogunquit Beach. Cathedral ceilings and 2 full baths make this quaint cottage feel open and spacious. A must see!

Darrel Grifﬁn 207-229-8634

NORTH BERWICK - $199,900

WELLS - Commercial/Residential/Combo - $850,000

GREAT POTENTIAL! 3 Buildings with 9100+ sq.ft. which could be residential, commercial, or a combination of both. Close to beaches, I-95 and Ogunquit. Motivated sellers! Bring all offers!

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COMMERCIAL/MULTI - This 3 unit apt. building is a well-maintained income generator in the village, with plenty of parking. Walking distance to area businesses and close to major highways, beaches and Amtrak.

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