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Local Towns Observe Memorial Day with Parades, Services May 29, 9 a.m. Parade from the Elementary School with services following at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Marshwood H.S. band will be play and Rosemary Staples will sing the National Anthem. Guest speaker is Major General (Ret.) Susan Y. Desjardins, who served in the USAF for more than 3 decades.

Local Towns Observe Memorial Day with Parades, Services YORK COUNTY Parades, speeches, and the laying of wreaths at memorials will pay tribute on Memorial Day to those who fought and died in America's Wars. A partial list of local parades and ceremonies planned for Monday include: BERWICK Monday, May 29, 11 a.m. Parade starts the Berwick Town Hall, 11 Sullivan Street and proceeds to Lord's Cemetery, where a memorial service will be held. The parade will continue to the Somersworth-Berwick Bridge

where a brief ceremony will be held in memory of those lost at sea. The parade will conclude where it started, at Sullivan Square, with a memorial service

honoring area veterans who lost their lives in the Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War I and II, Korea and Vietnam.

KENNEBUNK May 29, 2 p.m. The route will take marchers along Main Street and feature the Kennebunk High School band, among others. KENNEBUNKPORT May 29, 9:30 a.m. Parade from the Masonic Hall on

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Temple Street followed by a stop at the Kennebunk River Bridge for a 21 Gun Naval Salute, continuing to Dock Square for a full ceremony. KITTERY May 27, 9 a.m. Parade from the ambulance station on Walker Street to Orchard Grove Cemetery. Line up will be at old fire station on Walker Street. NORTH BERWICK May 29, 9 a.m. Parade begins at the Village Square and travels through town to the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, ending at the village monument at the triangle. See PARADES page 33...

Bushes Participate in Mathew J. Lanigan Bridge Dedication KENNEBUNK President George H.W. Bush and former First Lady Barbara Bush joined in the re-dedication of the newly reconstructed Mathew J. Lanigan Bridge on Friday, May 19. Flanked by selectmen and town leaders from the towns of Kennebunk, right,

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Arts & Entertainment 18-20 Business & Finance 20-21 Calendar of Events 9 Classifieds 40-43 Computer Lady 12 Health & Fitness 22-24 Home & Business 37-40 Library News 10-11 Obituaries 36 Pets 25 Puzzles 46 Real Estate 34-35,48 Sports 44-45 Where To Dine 26-33

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the newly rededicated bridge. Antique cars from H.B. Provisions and Motorland also were

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York Hospital 5K Road & Cross Country Race YORK Join hundreds of other runners and walkers on Saturday, June 3 at the York Hospital 5K Road and Cross Country Race. Proceeds will benefit Cancer Care at York Hospital. The race welcomes all to enjoy 3.1 miles of scenic York, including local landmarks such as the Wiggly Bridge and Steedman Woods— offering mile markers, two water stops and professional timing. However, the event also sports a festive atmosphere where race supporters are as welcome as the race registrants. Familyfriendly activities include facepainting, bean bag tossing and

a DJ to energize the crowd. All will enjoy healthy snacks and refreshments – fresh fruit, yogurts, KIND bars, water and a free coffee truck for hot or cold iced coffees! Special prizes will be awarded to the top male and

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female winners in each division and medals will be awarded to all crossing the finish line. Children (and parents!) are encouraged to participate, as special award categories will be offered for kids age 10 & under, ages 11-13 and

York Hospital 5K Road & Cross Country participants (and Storm Troopers) at starting line in last year’s race.

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ages 14-17. Pre-registration fees are $20 (14 & older), and $10 (13 & under) while fees are $25 for all on race day. Registration opens at 7am at the Hospital, and the race begins promptly at 8:30am, rain or shine. Over the years, the York Hospital 5K Road Race has generated a tremendous amount of community support, from the many local sponsors to hundreds of local runners and volunteers helping to hand out water and handle registration. For registration visit www. yorkhospital.com; email info@ yorkhospital.com or call York Hospital’s Friendraising office at 207-351-2385.

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“Forgotten Frontier: Untold Stories of the Piscataqua� on Exhibit

SOUTH BERWICK After nearly three years in development, Old Berwick Historical Society (OBHS) unveils its new exhibit at the Counting House Museum in South Berwick on Saturday, June 3 from 12-4 p.m. “Forgotten Frontier: Untold Stories of the Piscataqua “is a groundbreaking exhibit that tells interwoven stories of eight

diverse characters who forged lives in the Piscataqua region in the 1600s, set against a backdrop of shifting alliances and frequent skirmishes with the native Wabanaki people and their French allies. Based on meticulous archaeological research and creative exhibit design, Forgotten Frontier includes nearly 200 objects and artifacts, some on dis-

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play for the first time. The public is invited to the family-friendly opening that sheds new light on our New England identity, with demonstrations of hand skills and colonial trades. Admission is free. Emerson Baker, Professor of History at Salem State University, has been deeply involved with the exhibit’s development. He unearthed many of the artifacts on display; others are borrowed from private collections. A York resident, Professor Baker is excited to open a new window on the littleunderstood legacy of the 17th century in the Piscataqua region. Says Baker, “This isn’t the expected story of Puritans escaping religious persecution that we mythologize at Thanksgiving dinner. It’s a much more complicated story, full of surprising characters including ambitious merchants, tenacious farmers, disenfranchised Quakers, freed African slaves, Scottish prisoners of war and fierce loyalists to the King of England who struggled to coexist in the Piscataqua region of Maine and New Hampshire.� He adds, “We think people will be surprised to learn that a diverse

population existed here nearly 400 years ago, and that their struggle in adversity still impacts us today.� Curator Nina Maurer describes how ambitious an undertaking Forgotten Frontierhas been for the nearly all-volunteer historical society. “We’ve had over 200 hours of volunteer support, from fabrication to installation to catering events. And the financial support from local foundations, businesses and individuals has been extraordinary. Over $100,000 has been raised to launch this exhibit and its initiatives, including our first-ever interactive touchscreen map. We’re thrilled to open the doors of the Counting House on June 3 and change what people know about the founding of this region and its legacy for Seacoast residents today.� Donors to the Forgotten Frontier project include The Chadbourne Family Association, Linda Hanscom, Kennebunk Savings, Maine Community Foundation’s East Point Fund and York County Fund, Maine Humanities Council, National

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Society Daughters of the American Revolution, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Ralph E. Ogden Foundation, South Berwick Strawberry Festival Committee, William W. Treat Foundation, and the members and supporters of OBHS. “Forgotten Frontier: Untold Stories of the Piscataqua� will be on display at the Counting House for 18 months until December 2018. OBHS will be holding other events related to the exhibit through 2017, including a French and Native encampment June 17 and a series of fall lectures and hikes starting September 28. The Counting House Museum is located at 2 Liberty Street, South Berwick. For more information, visit www.oldberwick.org.

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~ News ~ Museum Plays Vintage Ball!

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events are only $5 per person! To begin the weekend, Duffy's Tavern & Grill will help the Brick Store Museum host a spaghetti dinner on Friday, May 26 at 5:30 p.m., during which diners will hear more about the teams playing and baseball's connections to Kennebunk. Tickets are limited to sixty people, and are now on sale by calling the Museum at 207-985-4802 or purchasing online at www.brickstoremuseum.org. On Saturday, May 27, from 2 p.m.-4 p.m., participants can explore the Brick Store Museum's pop-up baseball exhibit with a complimentary beer (or soda!) from Shipyard Brewing, and baseball snacks. Visitors will also hear more about the rules they'll see at Sunday's game, which are vastly differ-

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York Farmers’ Market to Begin its 15th Season

YORK The York Region Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the 15th season of the York Farmers’ Market, which will kick off on Saturday, May 27. The Saturday Market will feature approximately 38 local vendors throughout the summer season, including several who are founding members! Thanks to When Pigs Fly! Who has been participating in

the market for years, this being their sixth year sponsoring. The 2017 York Farmers' Market runs (rain or shine) every Saturday from May 27 through October 7 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The market takes place in the lot behind the York Region Chamber of Commerce off Route 1 at 1 Stonewall Lane in York. Food vendors offer fresh veggies and fruit, meats, dairy products, seafood, herbs, des-

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~ News ~ KHS Plans Conservation Project KENNEBUNK Can you imagine if you once loved to walk the woods and the trails around your hometown and then no longer could? This year, Kennebunk High School Seniors for their senior project (this week and next) have partnered with Kennebunkport Conservation Trust in borrowing a camera from google street view to create even better access for people who cannot get out on the trails. Essentially people from around the world will be able to virtually walk our trails, see the view from the top of the lighthouse, and more, once uploaded to google earth. These high school seniors are not aiming for the world; the people they are hoping to connect with are closer to home. The Kennebunkport Conservation Trusts education director Leia Lowery, has initiated a bringing nature home project with the Atria residents, bringing slide shows of trails and nature inside to bring greater access to senior citizens. The KHS seniors are recording these trails to further the access to properties in a more experiential way for the residents who may find it difficult to make it out to the far reaches of KCT properties. They are in the midst of planning right now, connecting

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Additionally, there are Six by-the-day spots and one non-profit spot that will rotate with alternate vendors each week. Check the listing at www.gatewayfarmersmarket.com under “Summer Vendors” York Region Chamber of Commerce is an independent, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote the growth and general prosperity of Southern Maine.

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~ Calendar of Events ~ Saturday, May 27 Pancake Breakfast All-You-Can-Eat $5, from 8-11 a.m. at the Senior Center, 300 Post Road, Wells. Includes blueberry or buttermilk pancakes, sausages, beverages. FMI: 207-646-7775; www.wocam.org.

Legion Breakfast American Legion Post # 87, 21 Maine St, North Berwick, will host from 8-9:30 a.m. All are welcome.

Baked Beans & Chop Suey Supper The members of the First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport welcome the public to this supper from 4:30-6 p.m., in the church’s Ober Hall at 141 North St. $8 per adult, $4 per child under age 12. Baked beans, hotdogs, American chop suey, coleslaw, beverage, dessert. FMI: 207-967-3897.

The four fire companies of Kennebunkport will host the breakfast from 7:30-10 a.m. at the Port Village Fire House, 32 North St, Kennebunkport. Fire equipment and photos will be on display. Donations accepted for town Fuel Assistance Program.

Wednesday, May 31 BINGO Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 6 p.m. Burgers, hotdogs and snack food available. Senior Center, 300 Post Rd, Wells. Must be over 16 to play. FMI: 207-6467775; www.wocam.org.

Plant/Book/Bake Sale The North Berwick First Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship will be hosting the sale at the church from 8-11:30 a.m. The church is located at 15 High Street, North Berwick.

Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28 Cattle Dog Benefit Yard Sale Sale will be held at 35 Ridgewood Circle, Kennebunk, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. to benefit the Australian Cattle Dog Rescue Organization.

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"Pretty in Pink"to benefit the Wells Ogunquit Senior Center will be held at Jonathan's Ogunquit, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tickets $40 at the Center. Includes lunch, door prizes, fashion show and Chinese raffle. FMI: 207-646-7775: www. wocam.org.

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A grant from the Maine State Library allows for a Teen Robotics Club. The club will hold weekly programs starting this summer. Teens between the ages of 12-18 who are willing to make a commitment to weekly meetings are invited to register. More information about the club to come.

Late Author’s Book Discussed at William Fogg Library ELIOT A new book, recently released, called “Mostly My Maine,� by the late Eliot resident and author, Walter Staples, will be featured at the William Fogg Library in Eliot on June 5 at 7 p.m. with a talk by Walter's son Jim Staples, along with several of his siblings. This event, sponsored by The Eliot Historical Society and the William Fogg Library, will feature readings from the book, a speech about the importance of memoirs and recorded experiences, and will include time to explore the Staples siblings’ memories

about growing up in Eliot. Refreshments will be served. In “Mostly My Maine,� Staples draws you back to rural Maine in the 1930s and 1940s, during times of war, influenza, The Depression, and adventure. He writes about his experiences hopping trains, traveling to the Chicago World’s Fair, sailing on an expedition to the Arctic, and joining the Civilian Conservation Corps. The book features original art by Maine artist, Dawn Marion, who captures experiences with fishing, hunting, community, and adventure,

Wednesday, May 31 at 5 p.m. Bringing books to life through mini movies, creative play, and crafts! This month: reading and watching “Curious George Rides a Bike� by H.A. Rey, and making a fun bicycle craft. For children ages 3-7. Registration is required.

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D.A. Hurd Library Plant Sale The library is hosting a Plant Sale on Saturday, June 3, from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. (or until the plants are all gone). Plants are donated by area home gardeners. Proceeds benefit librar y programs and services.

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Saturday, May 27, 1-2 p.m. Author of books set in Kennebunk and Wells, Maine, Cynthia Fraser Graves will discuss the development of her characters and plot lines influenced by the area’s colorful residents, the natural beauty of Southern Maine, and inspired by true events.

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South Berwick Public Library Summer Reading Program The summer reading programs are free, easy to fi t around any summer plans and keeps kids reading all summer long. Pick up a calendar of special events and activities and Portland Sea Dogs tickets when you sign up. Sign up any time after June 1 for one of four age-targeted reading programs.

Teen Reading Program Teen Team Points can be earned through reading, creating video book trailers, and writing reviews. Get 10 points and pick a book out for the library to buy for the Young Adult collection..

Adult Reading Program Why should kids have all the fun? Pick up your bingo board and start reading! You pick the titles for your reading challenges and win books for getting five in a row. Adult Book Discussion: “This is the Story of a Happy Marriage� by Ann Patchett, Wednesday, June 7 at 7 p.m.

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~ Library News ~ reluctance to read can have lifelong effects, including the development of self-esteem issues. When a child sits down and reads to a dog, all judgement is put aside. The child relaxes, pats

Library Welcomes Rosie the Reader Dog BERWICK Rosie the Reader Dog, an Australian Sheppard mix, and her handler Deborah Limoges of Dover, will be at the Berwick Public Library on May 27 to meet and greet families, and introduce the Reader Dog Program to the

community. Their visit will kick off Rosie’s twice-monthly visits to the Berwick Public Library. Rosie will be visiting the library

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Tech Tuesday: CloudLibrary On June 6 at 2:30 p.m., join the Tech Tuesday program. Librarian Andrea Kazilionis will instruct how to access eBooks and eAudio books using CloudLibrary. CloudLibrary provides free eBooks and eAudio books to anyone with a Wells Public Library Card. Attendees are encouraged to bring their devices to this hands-on class.

For More Information Call the library at 207-646-8181 or visit www.wells.lib.me.us.

York Public Library Squalus On Wednesday, May 31. at 7 p.m. historian David Ramsay will tell the story of the sinking, rescue and recovery of the USS Squalus submarine (SS 192), the most famous submarine rescue in US Naval history. The sub sank in 243 feet of water 9 miles off the coast of New Hampshire in May 1939. The talk will be illustrated with many photographs from the period.

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Garden Plots Available with View of Dunes and Sea

OGUNQUIT Half a dozen plots remain available for the 2017 season at Great Works Regional Land Trust’s Beach Plum Farm preserve in Ogunquit. The community garden, which is situated at 610 Main St. (Rte. 1), about 1 mile north of Ogunquit center, includes 64 plots, approximately 20’ x 25’. Interested gardeners can rent a plot for a fee of $65 ($50 for members), which includes spring tilling and water expenses. “The plots are attractive to people whose yards are too shady for gardens and those who live in an apartment and don't have the available ground space,” said Dan Hansche, garden manager and caretaker of the property.

“Not to mention the unique opportunity to garden in view of the dunes and the ocean!” Beach Plum Farm is a 22acre saltwater farm that was owned and operated by Roby Littlefield for most of the 20th century. His nephew, Joe Little-

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field, donated it to Great Works Regional Land Trust (GWRLT) in 1998. The nonprofit conservation organization is headquartered there and has maintained Roby’s tradition of offering

garden space to the community. For more information, about the gardens, call the GWRLT office at 207-646-3604 or email bpfcaretakers@gwrlt. org. Great Works Regional Land Trust is a member supported non-profit dedicated to

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reading time with the dog and the come to know the magic that books can bring to their lives. After just a few sessions with a reader dog, many children will begin to read to their own pets or stuffed animals at home and continue to improve their reading skills and comprehension. Rosie the Reader Dog is fully-certified and trained as a therapy dog and is coming to lend a paw and help the children

of the community to improve their reading skills and fight the “summer slide!” Stop by the Berwick Public Library and meet Rosie the Reader Dog - she is just waiting to be read to! The Berwick Public Library is located at 103 Old Pine Hill Road. Hours are TuesdayWednesday, 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. and Friday-Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. FMI: 207-698-5737; www.berwick.lib.me.us.

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~ Spring Home & Garden ~ How Building Permits Protect Homeowners Obtain the proper permits before construction You are thinking of making a major renovation to your home. Perhaps it’s time to create that master bedroom suite you long have admired or install that wrap-around porch? What is the first thing that should be done before getting down to business? The correct way to begin a home remodeling project is to obtain the necessary permits for the job. Many municipalities request individuals obtain permits for a range of work on homes or other structures, such as office buildings. Permits are generally required for all new construction as well as specific modifications that will affect structural, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical systems. It’s important to check with the local building office prior to beginning work to see which permits you will need before the project can begin. Permits are necessary whether a homeowner is doing the work or hiring an outside contractor. Due to the cost and time involved with securing permits, some homeowners skip this step so they can begin a project promptly. However, this can end up being a costly mistake. Permits might seem like a nuisance, but they actually protect homeowners in various ways. Permits ensure safe workmanship Permits provide a blueprint by which contractors and do-it-yourselfers must complete renovations. Because inspections will take place, there is no wiggle room. Shortcuts often translate into subpar work that may lead to malfunction and injury in the long run. Safeguarding against poor workmanship means homeowners can feel confident in the work being done. Permits reduce the likelihood of costly mistakes As inspectors go through their checklists, they may notice things that were done incorrectly and will offer advice about how to mend the problem before it becomes a larger headache. If left unchecked, an electrical error could lead to a fire or another dangerous situation. Repairs that are not structurally sound may pose problems or deteriorate more quickly than structures that are constructed correctly. Furthermore, catching improper technique early on eliminates having to tear down and redo work, which can be a costly and time-consuming endeavor. Permits protect against fines

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so homeowners must weigh its immediate affordability against the likelihood that perhaps it will need to be replaced sooner than other materials. Brick Brick is among the more expensive paving materials, as brick is a labor-intensive material to install. But brick allows homeowners to create distinctive patterns that can add quite a bit to a home's curb appeal. Once installed, brick driveways don't require much maintenance, though cracked bricks will need to be replaced.

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tain, as weeds can penetrate the cobblestones rather easily. Loose or missing stones can be unsightly and will need to be replaced. Many homeowners who love the look of cobblestone choose to use it along walkways or on their

Master Gardeners Offer Hydroponic Gardening Workshop WELLS University of Maine Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteers will offer a workshop on Hydroponic Gardening at Wells Reserve, 342 Laudholm Farm Road, Wells, 4-6 p.m., Thursday, June 8. Master Gardener Volunteers Jolene Staruch and Allan Amioka will walk through the basics of growing lettuce, herbs and more, indoors–hydroponically! A $5 donation is requested to help support the program. To pre-register, call UMaine Extension in York County at 207-324-2814 or email rebecca. gowdy@maine.edu. For more information and directions to Wells Reserve, see www.wellsreserve.org. To request a disability accommodation, call Frank Wert-

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patios, as these areas won't require as much materials, saving both money and the time it takes to maintain the cobblestones. Concrete Concrete is perhaps the ideal paving material for the homeowner who wants to express his or her individuality. That's because concrete driveways can be laid in a variety of colors and designs, adding a touch of personality in a place many homeowners likely thought such expression was impossible. Though affordable, concrete can fall victim to the elements, as extremely cold temperatures can cause the concrete to shift and ultimately crack. Concrete pavers can remedy this problem, though that

section will add to the overall cost of the project. Gravel A gravel driveway can give a home a historical look that few of today's homes can boast. Gravel is an affordable material that requires little maintenance, though weeds can grow through gravel and must be removed to maintain

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~ Spring Home & Garden ~ Reduce Energy Costs while Ensuring Homes Stay Cool When attempting to cool their homes, many homeowners’ first instinct may be to adjust the air conditioning thermostat. But there are other, more energy-efficient methods to cooling a home. According to the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, as much as half of the energy used in homes goes toward heating and cooling. The following are a handful of ways to make heating and cooling a home more eco-friendly. Insulate Insulation often is associated with warmth, and rightfully so, as it is used to protect a home from cold weather. However, insulation also is effective at cooling homes. Many insulation materials work by slowing down the way heat ...LAWN from page 16 feast on everything from bulbs, succulent roots, ground cover, and even dead animals in their paths. Their burrows enable them to move around relatively undetected, typically until the damage has already been done. Moles, although they have a similar-sounding name, are not related to voles and look very different. They have a cylindrical body shape with velvety fur, very small or invisible ears and large paws for digging. Moles often feed on earthworms and other small invertebrates found in the soil. The burrows they create are essentially traps for the worms, who fall into the burrows, where moles easily access them. Moles often stockpile worms for later consumption in underground larders. Voles can be kept away with natural vole predators, such as cats, hawks, owls and snakes. Mouse traps can also capture voles when baited. You may also dig sharp materials or chicken wire into your soil around planting beds to make it uncomfortable for voles and moles to tunnel through. Moles can also be controlled with traps. Finding active mole tunnels will help you place the traps effectively to either kill or simply contain the mole. The live animal can be relocated to a site where they won't cause trouble. Lawn damage can occur through a number of different factors. Finding out the cause can help you find an effective treatment. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

moves through materials and into spaces. Proper insulation can provide effective resistance to the flow of heat, meaning it can help block hot air from flowing into the interior of a home. Insulation will help reduce the amount of work a cooling system will have to do to cool a home thanks to the flow of heat. Replace air filters Air filters trap dust, debris and other microscopic particles so they are not circulating in the air or clogging up vents. Over time, air filters can become so bogged down with dirt that air cannot move through a home very easily, forcing cooling systems to work harder. Simply replacing the filters can help cooling systems work more efficiently. Adjust the thermostat Programmable thermostats allow homeowners to adjust their cooling systems for when they are home and when they are out. Air conditioners can be set at higher temperatures when residents are

at work or school, and then lowered before residents arrive home. Try evaporative coolers Sometimes called “swamp coolers,� these devices can be effective in regions with low humidity. The U.S. Department of Energy notes that these coolers evaporate water into the air to provide a natural and energy-efficient means of cooling a home. When operating an evaporative cooler, windows are opened part way to allow warm indoor air to escape as it is replaced by cooled air. Unlike central air conditioning systems that recirculate the same air, evaporative coolers provide a steady stream of fresh air into the house. Plus, they consume only about one-quarter of the energy consumed by more traditional air conditioners. Ceiling fans Fans help to circulate air throughout a home and create an effective draft. Ceiling fans are usually most effective at circulating air throughout a room. The larger the blades, the more air that can be offset by the fan. Many fans operate quietly and effectively. In some locations, fans may be all that’s needed to cool a

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June 15 at 6 p.m. Come to the Opening Reception on Saturday May 27, 5 to 7:30 p.m. Visit www.barngallery.org for applications for OAA Membership, receiving for the Open Juried Show and for information about the upcoming exhibitions and events. Call 207-6468400 or pick up a brochure at the Gallery.

Nick Fradiani to Perform OGUNQUIT Nick Fradiani, American Idol’s Season 14 winner, will be performing next weekend in Ogunquit at Jonathan’s, 92 Bourne Lane. Nick will not only be headlining the Idol tour, but he is watching his first solo single, “Beautiful Life,� [written by Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba] climb up the Billboard charts. In addition to traversing the US promoting his single and visiting radio stations, Nick cowrote and recorded his debut record

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‘Mamma Mia!’ An “ABBA-solutely� Awesome Escape at Ogunquit Playhouse By Nancye Tuttle, Staff Writer OGUNQUIT Sunny days, starry nights and many moments ripe with romance — they’re all there, and then some, in Mamma Mia!, the delightfully upbeat musical treat that opens the Ogunquit Playhouse’s 85th season. On stage at the historic venue through July 1, this tasty show exudes cheerful goodwill all around. With its talented cast, a delicious score of classic hits by ABBA, the iconic 1970’s Swedish pop group and its vacation-like setting on a sun swept Greek isle, Mamma Mia! offers pure escape and a welcome respite in these troubling times. The fanciful plot involves Sophie, a young bride-to-be who was raised on the island paradise by Donna, a single mom and onetime lead singer in the popular girl group Donna and the Dynamos. Sophie loves her life and

adores her mom. But there’s one gnawing question she’d love to have answered. Who is her dad? Is it Sam, Bill or Harry, the three men with whom Donna was involved around the time that Sophie was born. Sophie’s read about them in Donna’s diary and hatches a plan to invite them to her wedding and have one walk her down the aisle — unbeknownst to her hard-working mom, the proprietor of the island’s hotel. The three potential dads arrive for the wedding weekend, and so do Tonya and Rosie, Donna’s happy-go-lucky music partners and long-time best friends. And set against the lush backdrop of those snappy, happy hits, romance flourishes anew. What’s not to like when you hear over 20 catchy ABBA favorites from “I Have Dream,� “Honey, Honey� and “Money, Money, Money� to “Dancing

The cast of Mamma Mia! performs an upbeat musical treat at the Ogunquit Playhouse through July 1.

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sidy is a suave, sexy Sam, while David Engel charms as Harry and Fred Inkley is a befuddled Bill. Briana Rapa is appropriately adorable as Sophie and Mike Heslin is fun as her ever-loving fiancĂŠ Sky. The supporting ensemble deserves a standing ovation, too, for its energetic dance num-

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Playhouse and Rotary Team Up to Fight Polio OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse is once again joining forces with Rotary International to continue in the fight to eradicate polio worldwide by 2018. The annual Rotary Night is scheduled for Thursday, June 1, for the evening performance of Mamma Mia! Joining the fight is as easy as buying a ticket to the international hit show! A portion of every ticket purchased for that evening’s performance will be donated to Rotary International. The Ogunquit Playhouse has contributed over $10,000 towards this cause through Rotary Night ticket proceeds over the past six years. For more information, visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org or call 207-646-5511.

bers and rousing choral back-up throughout the 2 ½ hour-long show. Colorful costumes and an inventive, turntable set add to the vacation-like escape that Mamma Mia affords. And, like icing on this frothy, fun cake, Donna and the Dynamos get gussied up in neon-bright ‘70s-style pantsuits and platform shoes for a grand finale performance that gets everyone up, clapping and dancing in the aisles. Whether here on vacation or a local resident, don’t miss Mamma Mia at Ogunquit Playhouse. It’s a welcome escape and an “ABBA-solutelyâ€? perfect start to summer in coastal Maine. For tickets call 207-6465511 or visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org or at the box office at 10 Main St., Ogunquit.

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KITTERY On Saturday, June 3 at 8 p.m., The Dance Hall in Kittery features Qaawsan (two bows), a contemporary string duo hailing from the Middle East. The intimate concert features violin and cello in an approach that has never been heard before. Palestinian cellist Naseem Alatrash and Iraqi/Jordanian violinist Layth Sidiq are graduates of Berklee College of Music and have been playing together for more than 10 years. They have

toured the world together, playing in orchestras and chamber ensembles and now, as a duo. Their aim is to use the exciting combination of violin/ cello and combine different styles of music, shattering stylistic stereotypes through improvisation, original compositions and arrangements. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased at thedancehallkittery.org or brownpapertickets. com.

Art Programs at YAA YORK York Art Association presents the following upcoming programs. The public is invited: Family Free Day – Saturday, May 27, 10 a.m.-noon. Stop by for a fun artistic activity – drop in any time between 10 a.m.-noon and select an activity you would enjoy to do with your children. All are welcome to this

free event! No RSVP required. After School Creative Lab, Wednesday, May 31, 3-5 p.m. Variety of creative activities in multi-media. Sessions are $20 each week( $15 members), for 2 hours weekly of guided creative playtime that includes art, storytelling, writing, music, movement and seasonal based activities. Ages 8-12.

Historic New England Open House June 3 SOUTH BERWICK Historic New England will offer free-admission Open House at Hamilton House and Sarah

OMAA & Blue Star Museums OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) has announced its participation in Blue Star Museums, a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense and more than 2,000 museums across America to offer free admission to the nation’s active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The program provides families an opportunity to enjoy the nation's cultural heritage and learn more about their community, especially after a military move. A See BLUE page 33...

Orne Jewett House Museum and Visitor Center, Saturday, June 3, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Visitors can tour the first floor of the 1785 Hamilton House and learn the stories of eighteenth century shipping merchant Jonathan Hamilton, who built the house, and early twentieth century mother and daughter Emily and Elise Tyson, who restored the home, adding Colonial Revival gardens and whimsical murals to

create a summer retreat. At Sarah Orne Jewett House Museum, visitors can learn the history of the 1784 house and its famous owner, iconic Maine author Sarah Orne Jewett. At Sarah Orne Jewett Visitor Center, visitors can enjoy the exhibition Al Brulé in Maine: An Artist’s Journey and see works by the nationally known mid-century artist. For more information: 207-384-2454; JewettHouse@ HistoricNewEngland.org.

Music in the Park WELLS/OGUNQUIT The High School Band of Wells/Ogunquit will present a concert in the park on Monday, June 5, from 6-8 p.m. at the Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common, Ogunquit Heritage Museum, 86 Obeds Lane, Ogunquit. This concert is the first of many that will be held in the Park throughout the summer. Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Free to

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BUSINESS & FINANCE ...SAVVY from page 20 ing years. (The oldest millennials are in their mid-30s.) The fact they grew up in a time of fast-developing technology and are quick to adapt to the changes also gives them an advantage, Notchick says. In the financial-investing world, new technology now provides for an instant snapshot of an investment or an entire estate on an app on their phone, and that’s a domain they are comfortable working within. Based on his experience, Notchick says other ways many millennials may fare well in the world of finance include: • Millennials are proactive when they need advice. Millennials brim with confidence when it comes to money, with 84 percent saying they are confident about their ability to handle their finances, according to a Bank of America/USA Today survey. But as confident as they are, they realize there are some things they just don’t know or simply can’t learn through a Google search, Notchick says. Millennials also are willing to listen to their boomer parents when it comes to financial advice. One

study showed that 65 percent of millennials believe their parents provided a good example of how to have a successful financial future. They also realize that there is a cost to doing nothing and also a potential risk. • Millennials change with the times. Millennials adapt easily to change and new ideas, whereas a majority of boomers are slower to adapt as the world, and the markets, evolve. “What worked in the past may not work in the future, and the markets we are in right now are not the markets of the 80s and 90s,â€? Notchick says. On the other hand, boomers do have the advantage of experience, right or wrong, and one thing their experience has taught them is that it’s always important to keep learning. • Millennials take a different route with retirement savings. While boomers were encouraged to contribute to a 401(k) or an IRA, millennials are increasingly looking towards Roth IRAs, Roth 401(k)s, S Corporations and a certain type of life insurance, Notchick says. They see the giant tax liability that awaits retirees who used those traditional tax-deferred accounts, and they want to avoid it. They prefer to pay their taxes

now so they can withdraw the money tax free in retirement. “Because of the size of their generation, millennials are going to have a major impact on the economy and on investing in the coming years,� Notchick says. “Don’t sell them short because many of them are very much up to the challenge.� Dennis Notchick, CFP is a Registered Investment Advisor Representative and Certified Financial Planner with Safeguard Investment Advisory Group (safeguardinvestment.com) in San Diego, CA. Notchick has a Bachelor’s degree in business administration from California State University Northridge.

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Petro Home Services Cuts Ribbon at York Location YORK Petro Home Services opened its doors at 164 York Street, York, with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 17. The new local team provides oil, propane and home services to southern York County. Pictured from left to right are Mike Motsinger, Greg Short, Ryan Hendrickson, Joyce Gratton, Greg Burns, Tony Gianotti, Stan Hersom, Ralph Freeman, John Pesaturo, Mark

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York Investment Partners Congratulates MaryAn Twible, FA YORK MaryAn Twible recently expanded her role at York Investment Partners according to Branch Manager Nelson Burbank and is now also a Financial Advisor. “I am pleased MaryAn Twible joined the York Investment Partners family,” said Burbank. “Adding MaryAn is another indicator that we’re attracting some of the very best to the industry and is further proof of the firm’s commit-

ment to client service.” A year ago, she joined York Investment Partners as its Client & Operations Director. “She brings a depth of expertise to financial planning services and investment consulting,” commented Burbank. Her professional background includes 20 years of providing counseling and educational services as a psychotherapist and educator. She holds both series 7 and 66 securities registrations, a bachelor’s degree from the Uni-

versity of New Hampshire and an advanced degree from Harvard University. MaryAn is committed to helping people and organizations thrive during challenging transitions. She specializes in providing holistic customized financial planning to families facing divorce, loss of a loved one, and career changes. With a strong belief in supporting local community based businesses and services, she focuses on creative compre-

Table of Seven Celebrates Opening

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Health & Fitness Blood Donors Events in Your Area YORK COUNTY Before busy summer schedules set in, the American Red Cross urges eligible donors to roll up a sleeve to help ensure a sufficient supply for patients in need.

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Tramuto to be Honored by Robert F. Kennedy Children’s Action Corps OGUNQUIT Global health activist Donato Tramuto has spearheaded initiatives to provide access to healthcare for people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures. As the founder of Health eVillages, a non-profit organization that provides state-of-the-art mobile health technology to medical professionals in remote areas, Tramuto better equips clinicians to care for underserved communities in Africa, India, and on the island of Haiti. For his 35 years of commitment to creating positive social change, Tramuto will be honored by Robert F. Kennedy Children’s Action Corps with the organization’s Embracing the Legacy Award at the JFK Library in Boston on June 9. Tramuto’s passion to provide affordable, accessible healthcare stemmed from the severe temporary hearing loss he endured as a child. Inspired by Robert F. Kennedy’s

dedication to equal and human rights for all, an adult Tramuto established The Tramuto Foundation, a non-profit that provides grants, contributions and other funding to organizations that share the mission of helping people in need. “In our lifetime, one billion people will die prematurely because they don’t have access to a healthcare worker,” Tramuto explains. “Six million are children who die each year because they do not have access to clean water, medicine, or a healthcare worker. That number is overwhelming. I could not take it all in at once. However, I found that I could access tools to put a dent in that number. To me, it’s not about doing something big or great. Rather, it’s about doing little things that have the capacity to drive great change.” Tramuto is widely recognized for his professional achievements. In 2014, he was honored alongside Hillary Clinton, Robert DeNiro, and Tony Bennett with the prestigious

Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. In 2015, Tramuto was awarded an honorary doctorate of humane letters from the College of Fine Arts at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. In May, he will receive an honorary doctorate in science from Thomas Jefferson University. Robert F. Kennedy Children’s Action Corps’ annual Embracing the Legacy Award celebrates the legacy of Robert F. Kennedy and the work of the organization founded to carry out his principles of social justice for the poor and disadvantaged. Through the event, RFK Children’s Action Corps raises money to support some of the state’s most vulnerable youth and families, giving them a second chance for a better life. The agency, which is celebrating 48 years of service, is a national leader in developing and implementing model, successful child welfare, social service and juvenile justice programs.

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Student Freedom Fighters Encourage Helping those with Cystic Fibrosis YORK “Great Strides� written by James Stack and Noah Stevens, students at Coastal Ridge Elementary School: Some kids and adults out there might not be like you because they have a disease called, Cystic Fibrosis. On May 21, most of Mrs. Peterson’s class did a 3-mile walk for our friend Fina who has Cystic Fibrosis. Cystic Fibrosis is a lung disease that makes it harder for people who have it to breath because

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~ News ~ May Designated as “Older Americans Month� WASHINGTON, D.C. The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a bipartisan resolution introduced by U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Bob Casey, the Chairman and Ranking Member of the Senate Aging Committee, designating the month of May as “Older Americans Month.� The resolution recognizes the success of older Americans and the important role they have in our society. “Older Americans enrich our society and are an integral part of our families as well as our communities,� said Senator Collins. “Every day, millions of seniors

draw on their wisdom, experience, and skills to give back in countless ways. This resolution recognizes seniors’ many contributions that benefit and strengthen our country and calls on all Americans to support policies that encourage older individuals’ ongoing leadership and participation.� “I am pleased that the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution that recognizes older individuals as valuable leaders in strengthening communities across the United States,� Senator Casey said. More than 47.8 million

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~ Pets ~ Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Congrats to Graduating AWS Volunteers We are grateful to our college-aged volunteers. They helped out in every facet of our operations — from walking dogs to socializing cats, from assisting in the veterinary clinic to working in the business office. Many of our student-volunteers gradu-

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Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Please do not inquire about Joey just because he’s a beautiful Ragdoll. We prefer potential adopters to inquire about cats because of their personality, not simply their looks. We match people and kitties by their natures (both kitty and person) and environment, not if kitties are the right color or breed. Every kitty is deserving! With that said, let me tell you about Joey. Yes, Joey is a beautiful Ragdoll with blue eyes. When we posted him on Safe Haven;s Facebook page, he got more than 4,000 views. But Joey’s not a trophy cat. He’s a lovable five year-old whose owner surrendered him in a pillow case, rather than a cat carrier. In foster care, Joey finally got the love and personal attention he craved. He loves to play, and has his own particular favorite toys. Like most cats, Joey loves trying to squeeze himself

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HOURS THURSDAY-FRIDAY @ 2PM SATURDAY-SUNDAY @ NOON

2 Beach Street at York Beach 207-606-0077 SandDollarBarAndGrille.com

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GORGES GRANT HOTEL 449 Main Street Ogunquit

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Lobster in the Rough on Weirs Beach in Laconia NH

Celebrate Memorial Day with Weathervane’s

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Bloody Marys Our House Bloody Mary for Just Five Dollars Every Sunday

2 Dover Point Road, Dover ¡ (603) 749-2341 U.S. Route 1, Kittery ¡ (207) 439-0330

37 Beach Avenue Kennebunk Beach Maine 04043

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Open Spring, Summer & Fall Seasonal & Daily Specials

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BBQ ~ Lunch ~ Dinner Happy Hour Every Day 3-6pm Open 7 Days 11am-9pm 422 Main St., Ogunquit ME

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Dine-In or Take-Out SUMMER HOURS: EVERYDAY 11AM - 9 PM MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND THRU LABOR DAY

Johnson’s Seafood & Steak 18 ELM ST, NORTH BERWICK, ME (207) 676-7900 www.eatatjohnsons.com Only 10 minutes from Wells Beach! stay connected!

Merriland Farm CafĂŠ

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~ News ~ ...PARADES from page 1 OGUNQUIT May 29, 11 a.m. Parade from Bourne Lane on Shore Road to the square and Ogunquit River Bridge for remembrance of those lost at sea ceremony. Parade returns to Firemen’s Memorial and then to Veteran's Park. SOUTH BERWICK May 29, 10:30 a.m. Wreath is placed at Vietnam Memorial in front of Town Hall. 11 a.m.

Parade from Central School to the War Memorial at Portland Street. WELLS May 29, 9 a.m. Parade from Wells High School to Wells Corner and on to Ocean View Cemetery, where invocations, decoration of graves and Fireman’s Memorial will take place. YORK May 29, 9 a.m. Parade from St. Christopher’s Church in York Village to First Parish Cemetery with laying of wreaths at memorials along the route.

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Michael B. Cobb, 60 SOUTH BERWICK – Michael B. Cobb died unexpectedly on February 1, 2017, at the age of 60. Mike, Michael, Cobby, however you knew him, was loved and cherished by his family and friends. He was born in Bangor in 1956 to Henry Blair Cobb, Jr. and Hilda Julia (Seilonen) Cobb.

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James A. Zuro, 82 CAPE NEDDICK – James A. Zurlo, of Bear, DE, passed away peacefully on May 5, 2017. He was 82 and had previously been a long time Cape Neddick resident of more than 25 years. An extremely outgoing

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nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 47 years, Marlene (Bartlett) Zurlo, as well as 10 brothers and sisters.

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Day, Saturday, May 20. Standing, from left to right, is Grand Knight Anthony Brenna and John Madden, a fellow Knight who designed the Veterans Memorial Monument for the Council. (Jim Carmody photo)

Grief Support Group, June 5 WELLS The group provides help and encouragement after the death of a loved one. GriefShare is a special weekly seminar and support group, designed to help rebuild one's life. Join the group on Mondays starting June 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Messiah Christian Church, 2700 Post Rd (Route 1), Wells. For more information: 207-985-9287; www. messiahchristianchurch.org.

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House Painting interior - exterior professional - insured

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Noble Students Sweep Awards at Maine National History Day

BERWICK Students from Noble High School and Noble Middle School earned top awards at the Maine National History Day competition on Saturday, April 8 at the University of Maine Orono. Twenty-five Noble students competed in this state-wide historical competition, the largest group in the school's history. To compete, students choose a topic and the type of project entry to create: paper, website, documentary, performance or exhibit and relate their project to a theme. This year's theme is "Taking a Stand in History." Students could compete

in a group (with the exception of the paper category) or individually. They spent months researching, writing, and creating their entries and doing hours of extra work both in and out of the classroom. Noble dominated the Senior Division. Out of the 9 possible Senior categories, Noble won awards in every category but one and first place in 5 of these categories, racking up a total of 18 awards: 8 first place, 6 second place, 3 third place, and a special Maritime History Award. The winners are: 1st place Senior Group Website - Jaxson Monroe, Lucky Cyr, Jarrod

Rudis; 1st place Senior Individual Website - Joseph Horne; 1st place Senior Individual Exhibit - Elizabeth Hamel; 1st place Senior Group Performance - Isabella April, Maggie Sebert; 1st place Senior Individual Performance Travis Marshall; 2nd place Senior Individual Performance - Samantha Norwood; 2nd place Senior Group Exhibit - Kailee Sprague, Alyviah Paquette; 2nd place Senior Paper - Kiersten Jones; 2nd place Senior Group Website - Orion Hayes, Joey Polletta; 2nd place Senior Individual Documentary - Emmet Levasseur; 3rd place Senior Group Exhibit - Madison Momenee, Anna Richardson; 3rd place Junior Paper - Ryan Menter (NMS); Maritime History Award - Travis Marshall.

The 1st and 2nd place winners qualify to attend the National contest June 11-15 at the University of Maryland. Many Noble students plan on attending. The Noble High School stu-

dents are taught by Adina Hunter and the Noble Middle School student is taught by Emily MacKinnon. Both are their school's Gifted & Talented (Project EXCEL) teachers.

Back Row: Isabella Reil, Cassandra Chabot, Elizabeth Hamel, Jackson Hett, Isabella April, Kailee Sprague, Jaxson Monroe, Anna Richardson, Joseph Horne, Levi Lambert, Joey Polletta, William DoByn, Orion Hayes. Front Row: Lucky Cyr, Jarrod Rudis, Kiersten Jones, Maggie Sebert, Chloe Eck, Samantha Norwood, Madison Momenee, Emmet Levasseur, Lucas Monroe, Samuel LaFrance. Floor: Travis Marshall.

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Wells HS Alumni Plan Golf Tournament for Scholarships WELLS The Wells High School Alumni Association announces their upcoming plans for the sixth Annual Golf Tournament to benefit their scholarship programs. It is to be held on June 4 at the Cape Neddick Golf Course on Shore Road with registration at 8 a.m. and tee-off at 9 a.m. It will be a scramble format with teams of four or less. All players of all skills are welcome and encouraged to come and support loyal sponsors and enjoy a day of golf. This year there are several different events planned for the tourney along with raffles prizes from various local businesses. Prizes will be awarded and a luncheon takes place at the conclusion of play. New this year is the addition of two “Hole in One” contests. One of the contests features a brand new riding lawn

mower provided by Eliot Small Engine on Rt. # 236 in Eliot, and the second “Hole in One” will feature a 2017 Ford Escape provided by Starkey Ford on Rt. #1 in York. The lucky winners will take home one of these great prizes. The Alumni is very appreciative of the generous support of all our sponsors. The Alumni Association has awarded scholarships to graduating Seniors from Wells High School for many years and also handle the Edward Morse, the Margaret Grant, the Adams Foundation, the Brandi MacDonald and the Ethel Weymouth Scholarships. The tireless effort by this small group has awarded over $61,000 to the students since 2003 and will continue to do so with the continued support of alumni and friends. Entry forms available a www.wellshighalumni.org.

Thurber Selected Student-Athlete of the Month WELLS Wells High School senior Natalie Thurber has been named the school’s “StudentAthlete of the Month” for February 2017. Her selection was based on her academics, sportsmanship and role as shooting guard on the Lady Warriors Basketball Team. “It feels really great to be honored like this,” said Thurber who credited her teammates for helping her get to this point in her high school basketball career. “I really appreciate all the help that they have given me to make it to where I am now,” said Thurber. She called the team’s coaching staff “incredible” and added, “They have helped so much throughout my four years of playing here.” Presenting a plaque to Thurber on April 7 was Lady Warriors Coach Don Abbott and John Kreie of Cole Harrison Insurance Agency which,

Pictured left to right, are Don Abbott, Natalie Thurber and John Kreie. (Reg Bennett photo)

along with Moody Maxon Real Estate and WHS, are the sponsors of this award. "Natalie has been a lot of fun to watch play basketball over the last few years,” commented Kreie. “She has been their ‘go to scorer’ for a couple years and was always a threepoint threat for her opponent.” “She is a fabulous shooter when she is hot,” commented Pam Moody-Maxon who added

Gymnastics School Voted “Maine’s Junior Olympic Club of the Year” STATEWIDE The title “Maine's Junior Olympic Club of the Year,” 2016-2017 has been awarded to a Maine gymnastics club who achieves the highest level of athletic success while upholding a high standard of ethics and sportsmanship. This year Dudziak’s School of Gymnastics achieved this honor with 14 athletes qualifying to New England Regionals and graduating three seniors to collegiate programs. This recognition caps off a

string of accomplishments that were recently received by both Dudziak’s Coaches and Athletes. Recently, Amanda Gustafson, a University of New England Senior, Dudziak’s coach, and Captain of the UNE Club Gymnastics team, was recently named “Female Athlete of the Year” by the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC). This is a National Award given to only one athlete for their leadership,

academic, and athletic success. Amanda is credited with organizing and creating UNE’s first collegiate gymnastics competition for the University. The University of New Englandhas named Gymnastics its “Club Sports Team of the Year.” This would be the first time UNE Gymnastics would receive this award. UNE Gymnastics uses Dudziak’s as its primary facility for both training and competitions and is coached by Mallory Nugent, a Dudziak’s

coach and former UNE Student. Two weeks prior, Dudziak’s became aware of yet another accomplishment of a former athlete and coach: Ellie LaFountain, an Ursinus College freshman, was named Ursinus Gymnastics’ “Rookie of the Year” after being voted co-captain for the upcoming 2018 season. Ellie will be the youngest gymnastics captain in Ursinus Gymnastics history and plans on returning to coach this summer at Dudziak’s in Biddeford.

that she has enjoyed watching Natalie for years. “No one can stop her from the 3-point line.” According to Coach Abbott, Thurber was selected for the Western Maine Conference First Team and also received the prestigious Robert E. Butler Award, awarded annually to the top senior basketball player in the Western Maine Conference. “That was quite an honor,” said Abbott who added that there were seven in the running for the award which is voted on by coaches. Abbott also pointed out that Thurber, for the past eight years since fifth grade, has participated in “Shoot’n for a Cure” a local annual fundraising campaign to benefit cancer care at York Hospital. Thurber says that she plans to continue her basketball career when she enters Central Maine Community College in the fall to study in the Physical Fitness Specialist program. Following completion of that program she plans to possibly study physical or occupational therapy.

SCOREBOARD Berwick Academy

Girls' Lacrosse Wednesday, May 17 Berwick 8, Dana Hall 10 The Bulldogs had a tough loss to Dana Hall at home on Wednesday, 10-8. It was a hard-fought and very close game. With the lead at halftime, BA was not able to hold on in the second half. Laura Hoy had 2 goals, Mackenzie Mallett had 2 goals and 1 assist, Teya Adams had 2 goals, Rayne Zimmermann had 1 goal, Char Noerdlinger had 1 goal, Maria Gaughan had 1 assist, and Maeve Brin had 1 assist. Caroline Rizzo had 10 saves. This game concludes the BA regular season.

Saturday, May 20 Berwick 6, Portsmouth Abbey 17 BA finished third in the EIL tournament on Saturday, losing to Portsmouth Abbey 17- 6, and then beating Newton Country Day 9-8. Both games were full team efforts as the Bulldogs worked hard at both ends of the field and kept their intensity all day long.

Mackenzie Mallett had six goals and one assist, Maeve Brin had two goals, Tess McNamara had 1 goal, Char Noerdlinger had three goals, Rayne Zimmermann had two assists, Kenza Farid had one assist, Annie Vatcher had one goal and Teya Adams had two goals. Caroline Rizzo had seven saves, and Michaela O’Friel had six. Congratulations to all seven of amazing seniors!

Girls' Varsity Softball Wednesday, May 17 Berwick 2, Dana Hall 20 The Berwick Academy Girls Varsity Softball team played a home game today against the Dana Hall School, losing 20-2 in 6 innings. Sydney Hopkins of Hampton, NH, was 3-3 with 3 singles. Anna Cosentino of Brentwood, NH, was 2-3 with 2 singles, 1 RBI, and 1 run scored. Andrea Caradonna of Lynnfield, MA, McKayla Leary of South Berwick, ME, and Jaiden Williams of Sanford, ME, all went 1-3 with a single each.

Friday, May 19 Berwick 14,

Beaver Country Day 12 The Berwick Academy Girls Varsity Softball team played their final game of the season this year at home against the Beaver Country Day School of Brookline, MA. Berwick Academy won 14-12. Anna Cosentino of Brentwood, NH, was 4-4 and hit for the cycle with 1 single, 1 double, 1 triple, and 1 home run along with a walk and 4 runs scored. Andrea Caradonna of Lynnfield, MA, was 4-4 with 3 singles, 1 triple, 1 walk, and 3 runs scored. Delaney Kingsland of MA was 4-5 with 2 singles, 1 double, 1 triple, 3 RBI's and 1 run scored. McKayla Leary of South Berwick, ME, was 4-5 with 4 singles, 5 RBI's, and 2 runs scored. Brianna Rash of Berwick, ME, was 2-5 with 2 singles and a walk.

Boys' Lacrosse Friday, May 19 Berwick 17, Beaver 3 The Bulldogs wrapped up their regular season with a convincing 17-3 win over Beaver Country Day School. The scoring came quickly with the hosts racing off to a 7-0 lead before four minutes had even

ticked off the clock. Beaver began to find some possession later in the quarter, but goalie Greg Stohrer stood fi rm between the pipes, steering away all 7 of the shots he faced. Derek Muse led all scorers once again collecting 7 points on the day (3 goals and 4 assists). Right behind him was freshman attackman Reed Santos who scored 6 times from his crease position. Byron Welch contributed from the midfield, dodging hard for 5 goals, while Jack Merecki was a steady set of hands in the offensive end as well and collecting a pair of goals and a pair of assists. Ryan Gaulin was strong on the face offs all day winning 18 of them and figuring in on the scoring (1g, 1a). With another strong performance in both ends of the field, Berwick sets its sights on a quarter final clash in the New England Tourney.

Marshwood High School

Girls' Lacrosse Thursday, May 18 Marshwood 11, Scarborough 6 7-0 MHS at half. MHS (7-2) Paige

Singer 3g3a, Marin Smith 3g1a, Reagan Nichols 2g1a, Abby Rowe 2g, Olivia Melton 1g, Skyler Amsden 9 saves. Scarborough (1-7) EStollz 2g, E Smith 1g, L. Mantra 1g, S Callahan 1 g, M. Neelan 1g, S. Crovo 7 saves.

Saturday, May 20 Marshwood 7, Kennebunk 8 Kennebunk 5-4 halftime. MHS (7- 3) Reagan Nichols 4g 1a, Marin Smith 2g1a, Luci Albers 1g, Skyler Amsden 21 saves. MHS (8-1) E Gorton 5 g, k Koch 2 g, h schwartsman 1 g.

Tuesday, May 23 Marshwood 14, Biddeford 2 Halftime MHS 10-0. MHS (8-3) Reagan Nichols 4g5a, Paige Singer 6a, Marin Smith 2g1a, Luci Albers 2g1a, Ruby Albers 2g, Olivia Melton 2g, Abby Rowe 1g, Nicole Villinski 1g, Skyler Amsden 14 saves. BHS (8-2) Laverriere 1g, McKeown 1g.

Girls' Varsity Softball Thursday, May 18 Marshwood 0, Scarborough 12 See SCORES page 45...

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~ Sports ~ Noble Youth Baseball Scores Big Against Cancer BERWICK When it comes to raising funds for cancer patients, Noble Youth Baseball is in a league of their own! Last Saturday, May 20 at The Memorial Fields in Berwick, Noble Youth Baseball pitched a perfect game at their 4th Annual ‘Strike Out Cancer’ event, with York Hospital’s ‘Living Well With Cancer Fund’ the clear winner! Proceeds from the day’s activities reached $5,500, surpassing last year’s $4,000, while hundreds of fans and players gathered for a full day of fun and baseball. The sun shone down and laughter prevailed as festivities began with the color guard cheerleaders, and the national anthem sung by Jordan Collins whose grandmother was lost to cancer. The opening pitch was thrown by York Hospital Cancer Care Social Worker Susan Kelly-Westman, and caught by NYB player Caden Barrish, was followed by photos and lots of crazy base running – with Slugger from the Portland Sea Dogs, a dunk tank, Kona Shaved Ice, pink tennis ball tossing and of course many baseball games throughout the day. However, a few tears may have been detected midday, as guest speaker and cancer sur-

Noble Youth Baseball’s Minor League of 8 & 9 year olds from York Hospitalsponsored team proudly hold the $5,500 check, up high on the pitcher’s mound. (Miranda Mulligan photo)

vivor, Leslie Schwarz, spoke of her breast cancer diagnosis following what she thought was ‘just another mammogram.’ After the shock, she and her husband soon met with her team of doctors, saying, “They were all there‌ for both me and my husband. I not only felt like somebody really cared‌ I felt like everybody cared.â€? After her surgery and further treatment, Leslie said, “I was given a calendar filled with activities for cancer patients. Now I had something to do. I had places to go to, with people who knew what I was going through. Some had been cancer

survivors for years!� “I loved the exercise and yoga classes, the writer’s workshop, and classes where you learned to create intricate drawings [Zentangle]. The drawings seemed so complicated and impossible, at first. It made me think about my cancer — it, too, was so overwhelming at first. Soon, I was drawing without any thought or worry. It helped me relax — and to create something beautiful! It made me feel like anything is possible! I could do it. I can get through this.� When asked about Noble Youth Baseball’s role in supporting York Hospital’s Living

Well With Cancer Fund, Community Organizer, Amy Locke responded, “The support, work, relationships and dedication that went into creating this event is overwhelming – and makes me feel so happy to be a part of it. Each year it grows, and each year I am taken aback by the support this community has for one another. I believe that the world would be a better place if folks knew that they didn’t have to give lots of money or time — that if everyone gave just a little, it would and does make a difference. Our small community did that‌ and now we are able to help someone buy some groceries or put gas in their car. I am proud to be a part of something so wonderful.â€? And I’m proud to work with this committee of dedicated parents: Kelly Gray, Lena Hartford, Rebecca Lee, Jennifer Lyndes, Miranda Mulligan, Cassandra Picard and Jennifer Sewell and Jorge Descart, president of NYB. The donated funds are used to improve the quality of life for those diagnosed with, undergoing treatment for and recovering from cancer. Patients may receive services including exercise and physical rehabilitation, massage and Reiki, emergency funds for gas, food, oil, rent or mortgage when needed, along with assistance

with prosthetics and nutritional guidance. For more information on York Hospital’s Living Well With Cancer Fund, or Cancer Survivors’ Day, to be held on Sunday, June 4, please contact Susan Kelly-Westman at 207351-3721 or via email, skellywestman@yorkhospital.com. ...SCORES from page 44

Marshwood Softball fell to Scarborough 12-0 in 5 innings. The Hawks were led offensively by Kaylah Eastman with 2 hits and Lauren Leidemann-Smith with a double.

Traip Academy

Girls' Softball Wednesday, May 17 Traip 0, York 1 Another close but no cigar game, losing to York 1-0. We hit where they were and they won on an over-throw error. Reilly Eddy pitched and struck out 11 girls, only 3 hits and no walks. Reilly has hit her 400+ carer strike outs with 3 games left. Anna Catgiu and Emma McGonigle were the only ones to get hits for Traip. York pitcher Orso struck out 9 Traip girls. Traip is now 5-8. Advertise in

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MARGARET MITCHELL “REAL ESTATE IN THE MAINE MANNER�

(207) 752-3489

YORKE REALTY 529 US Rte 1, Ste 101, York, ME 03909

Margaret@MargaretMitchellRE.com

BEAUTIFUL HORSE FARM IN LEBANON Perfectly equipped for the equestrian business: breeding, boarding, training and riding. 40+ Acres with about 25 cleared. 60 x 100 Indoor riding arena, 60 x 70 two-story barn with 20 stalls, tack area, hay storage, office, movable walls for foaling, and 8 paddocks. Comfortable 2005 one-story home with easy accessibility and attached garage. Scenic brook at the back of the lot. Pastoral views everywhere. Just magic. $649,900

www.PondViewMorgans.com

YORK BEACH

YORK BEACH

Open House:

Open House:

Between the Beaches! Walk to all the attractions and the beach from this 4 BR, 2 BA, year round home. Open living area with wide pine floors and pellet stove. Nicely sized yards with lots of parking. Semifinished walk-out lower level offers potential for an in-law suite or ADU. Listed at $399,900

3 BR, 3 BA, Craftsman Colonial walking distance to Long Sands Beach. Custom details, HW & tile floors, cherry & maple wainscoting, central air, beautiful stonework, mahogany farmer’s porch, 2 gas FPs, full walk-up attic, rec room in basement, and heated 2-car garage. Listed at $525,000

www.130Airport.com

www.36BeaconExt.com

YORK BEACH CONDO

WELLS CONDO

Walk to beautiful Long Sands Beach from this 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, low maintenance condo. Open concept first floor with post and beam detail, creates a spacious feel. Listed at $269,000

www.3OceanBreeze.com

Studio condo at Sea Mist Resort. Turnkey motel unit with kitchenette, sleeping and sitting areas. Indoor pool and hot tub. Fees include utilities. Extended season from April to early December. Excellent rental pool program. Use it when you wish and let the front desk handle rentals! $44,900

733 Post Rd Unit #225

BOLD OCEANFRONT IN YORK BEACH From the sharp smell of the salt air, to the whip of the wind and the crash of the surf on the rocks below, you know you have arrived at an extraordinary Maine oceanfront setting. Embellished by a 1940 Dutch Colonial with coffered ceilings and views for miles. Watch the lobster boats and seals, or the changing weather roll in, from a 24 foot sunroom. Legal duplex or in-law with separate entry. $1,350,000

www.4NubblePoint.com

WANT TO SEE YOUR HOME FEATURED HERE NEXT MONTH? Call Margaret at 207-752-3489. If your property is currently listed with a real estate agency, please disregard. It is not our policy to solicit the offerings of other real estate offices.

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Call Margaret direct at 207-752-3489

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