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New in the Kennebunks – LAUNCH! A Maritime Festival THE KENNEBUNKS The Kennebunks will kick off summer with the first LAUNCH! A Maritime Festival, which gets underway on Friday, June 17 through June 19. Fresh local seafood, nautical history and an array of events at locations throughout Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel will celebrate the community’s rich maritime history — one that continues to this day. Shipbuilding, lobstering and commercial fishing remain a vital part of the community. Bringing to life this vi-

Ships and yachts of all sizes will fill the harbor during the Kennebunks’ LAUNCH Maritime Festival.

brant part of the towns’ cultures and culinary scene,

LAUNCH! will highlight the community’s love of the sea

through various anchor events and activities: from a Clam Jam at the Seafood Center of Maine with homemade clam cakes and ice cream, buoy decorating and a bouncy house for kids; to a "Chopped" style chef competition, chowder cook-off and local food truck gathering in downtown Kennebunk; to an authentic Lobster Bake with red and white checked tablecloths at the Pilot House, overlooking the Kennebunk River; to a River Lights boat parade and a VIP “Rock the Boat� adults-only shipboard after party. Throughout the three-

day festival, visitors can also run the Sailors & Sirens 5K themed road race, enjoy historic walking tours with costumed interpreters from the Brick Store Museum and White Columns (Kennebunkport Historical Society), brewery tours and tastings at the Kennebunkport Brewing Company, a craft fair on the river green and more. Sunday morning, the festival will conclude with a resurrection of the traditional Blessing of the Fleet in beautiful Cape Porpoise village, wishing capSee FEST page 4...

York Family Raising Puppy for Canine Companions YORK Canine Companions for Independence – a national nonprofit organization that provides assistance dogs for children and adults with disabilities, is proud to announce that York residents Ryan and Evelyn Jones and family recently began raising an assistance dog in-training for Canine Companions for Inde-

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Arts & Entertainment 16-19 Business & Finance 21-24 Calendar of Events 20 Classifieds 41-44 Computer Lady 37 Health & Fitness 25-28 Home & Business 38-40 Library News 13 Obituaries 34,35,37 Pets 36 Puzzles 46 Real Estate 48 Sports 44 Where To Dine 29-33

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important, because the dogs need to be exposed to any and all types of surroundings. With the special yellow capes they wear, these dogs are permitted to go to many public areas that family pets are not allowed. When the dogs reach about a year and a half old, they are returned to the Canine Companions for Independence regional headquarters in New York. They begin 6 months of advanced training with the organizations nationally renowned See PUPPIES page 8...

Special Olympics Summer Games STATEWIDE The 48th annual Special Olympics Maine State Summer Games are approaching. Over 1500 athletes, ages 8-87 have been training, planning, and now packing for this exciting event. They will represent 122 teams from Kittery to Presque Isle and will compete in a variety of Olympic Style sports at the University of Maine in Orono June 10-12. The week prior to the games, nearly 600 members of Maine Law Enforcement will be carrying the Olympic Torch, the Flame of Hope, across the entire

state. These members of Law Enforcement will be trying to raise funds for and an awareness of Special Olympics Maine. The run began in Berwick on Tues-

day, June 7 and will conclude on Friday with a Final Leg entering in to the UMO campus late afternoon. Competition will actually

begin on Thursday, June 9 at 9 a.m. with Bowling and Unified Bowling. (Unified events bring together athletes with intellectual disabilities and those without for an opportunity to compete together on the same team.) On Friday the excitement continues with more bowling, Time trials, Bocce Competitions and relays. Friday evening, June 10 always proves to be a fun-filled night with our annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Final Leg arriving around 4:30 p.m., an outside picnic for the athletes, our

Runners carried the torch through Ogunquit on the morning of Wednesday, June 8. (Ogunquit Police Department on Facebook)

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~ News ~ Village Art Walk Set for June 10

KENNEBUNK The first Village Art Walk of the 2016 season will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, June 10. The free self-guided walking tour of art galleries, studios and organizations of Kennebunk's Lower Village and Kennebunk-

port's Dock Square and Ocean Avenue will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. on the second Friday of the month, including July 8, Aug. 12, Sept. 9 and Dec. 9. Admission to all galleries is free and open to the public. The Village Art Walk in-

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cludes Chris Becker Gallery, the Galleries at Morning Walk, Landmark Gallery, Maine Art, Mast Cove Galleries, Morph Gallery & Emporium, Rusty Fly Gallery, The Sharpe Gallery, Sue Rioux Designs, the W. Robert Paine Gallery and Wendy Webster Good Fine Art, The Port Gallery. To kick off the Village Art Walk, there will be a grandopening ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5 p.m. Friday, June 10, at Rusty Fly Gallery & Gifts at 24 Ocean Avenue — one of two new galleries to join the art walk. The Dirt Boys will provide live music. Live entertainment on select nights include: June 10 Women of Note at Maine Art Gallery and Maine Art Shows, sponsored by Maine Art; June 10 - Live music at the Galleries at Morning Walk, sponsored by Atlantic Holdings; July 8 - Live music at the Galleries at Morning Walk, sponsored by Atlantic Holdings; Aug. 12 - Live music by Shanna Underwood at The Sharpe Gallery, sponsored by The Sharpe Gallery.

Seeking to connect this community, last year a handful of artist volunteers and the Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Arundel Chamber of Commerce initiated the inaugural Village Art Walk in Kennebunk's Lower Village and Kennebunkport's Dock Square and Ocean Avenue. Residents and visitors alike enjoyed these Friday nights out on the town, often accompanied by live music and refreshments as well as a sense of community. Friday nights became a great excuse to get out and walk around, take in some art, cross paths with your neighbors and return home with a renewed appreciation of our great village, maybe even some art. The Village Art Walk is made possible by the generous sponsorship of The Historic Inns of Kennebunkport (1802 House Bed & Breakfast, Captain Jefferds Inn, Captain Lord Mansion, Inn at English Meadows and the Maine Stay Inn) as well as Salt & Honey, H.B. Provisions, Hurricane, Pedro's and Old Vines. For a detailed map, visit www.gokennebunks.com or call The Chamber at 207-967-0857.

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...FEST from page 1 tains and crew a safe and bountiful season. In between, there is a seafood pizza class, a wine river cruise, a Pirate Party, Buccaneer Ball, special Father’s Day brunches and dinners and more. Can’t you just see yourself ment is place. Please be aware that the sidewalks from Kingfield Ave through downtown to The Phillips Bridge are gravel. Please use cautions in these areas. Submitted by Kirk Lavoie, Communications Liaison, Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce & Route One Project.

listening to some music around a firepit, specialty cocktail in hand, as a local band plays? Or floating down the river while lights twinkle on your boat? Or maybe you prefer to party dockside, on board an historic vessel? Or learn our local history from costumed interpreters? LAUNCH! will have it all. It will be an “all hands on deck� weekend with area hotels featuring nauticallythemed packages, restaurants preparing their finest seafood delights, and local shops and boutiques showcasing unique and creative crafts and gifts. For details, call 207-9670857, visit www.gokennebunks. com or www.launchfestme. com, or follow the event’s Facebook page.

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~ News ~ Brick Store Museum Announces 80th Anniversary Programs KENNEBUNK Founded in 1936, the Brick Store Museum will celebrate its 80th year as a year-round local history and art museum this summer. Special programs will be offered throughout the summer for children, families and adults, in addition to the Museum’s ongoing programming. June 17: Cotton & Cod Concert, 7 p.m. Cotton and Cod were what built the economy of New England, and Kennebunk was a part of that story. Musician Monica Grabin will tell this story through story and song, in a Singing History performance as part of the

Launch! festivities sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Tickets: $10 per person, $5 for members. June 18: Shipbuilding Odyssey, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This 3-hour heritage tour begins at the Museum with a brief, illustrated talk about what life was like in the Kennebunks' many shipyards and what it took to build the vessels that eventually sailed trade routes spanning the globe. You'll then embark on a special, narrated trolley excursion that takes you to various local sites associated with shipbuilding along the Kennebunk River in the 1800s. Return to

the Museum for refreshments and a commemorative gift. Advance reservations required. Cost is $35/person ($25 for current Museum members). The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in

Kennebunk’s historic district. For 76 years, the Museum has been dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the region’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. Its galleries and research archives are open to the public

year-round: Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Museum admission is $7.50 for adults, $6 for seniors, and $20 for families. Saturdays are half price for families! Visit www.brickstoremuseum.org or call 207-9854802 for further information.

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~ News ~ Kids’ Day of Caring: Over 40 Bags of Trash Hauled Away SANFORD On a recent sunny day, commuters may have noticed a large group of young people as they donated their time and energy on behalf of two charitable organizations. Under the direction of Waban and the United Way, seventy-one students from Biddeford Middle School lined both sides of Route 4 starting at the rotary in Sanford and working their way towards Waban, beautifying the area by picking up trash and bottles. Waban partnered with United Way of York County and the Biddeford Middle School ...OLYMPICS from page 1 parade at 5:30 p.m. followed by Opening Ceremonies at 6:30 p.m. On Saturday morning Track and Field events begin at 8:30 and run until approximately 3:30. In addition to the competition athletes will be treated to an Olympic Village full of games and entertainment. Saturday night includes our annual Victory Dance in the field house. The theme for this years dance is SPACE...anything from Astronauts and aliens to Star Wars and Star Trek. (please note that the dance is a private function for the athletes, and coaches and is not open to the public). On Sunday morning the events conclude with Walk and Mile Run finals and closing ceremonies. An added bonus for our athletes is the Healthy Athletes program. Special Olympics Maine athletes will have the opportunity to be seen and evaluated in free dental, and hearing screenings. Special Smiles, has offered free screenings for the past fifteen years. Healthy Hearing, through cooperation of the Maine Dental Association and the Hearing Institute at UMO will offer free hearing screenings. Special Olympics is a year round athletic training and competition program for adults and children with intellectual disabilities of all ages. In Maine there are over 4000 athletes who participate in the program. For more information call Lisa Bird at 207879-0489; lisab@somaine.org.

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~ News ~ Kennebunk High School Class of 2016 Top Ten Percent Steven Anastas Steven Anastas, son of Jeff and Valerie Anastas of Kennebunk, is a member of the National Honor Society and Captain's Club. He participated in several sports, including golf team, track and field, baseball and ski team. Steven received a golf scholarship in 2015 from a local foundation. He is pursuing a STEM certificate. Steven is attending UNE in the fall, majoring in pre-pharmacy.

Stephanie Ayotte Stephanie Ayotte of Kennebunk, daughter of Adrian Ayotte and Melinda Ricker, is an AP Scholar, an RIT Medal Award recipient, and a Silver Key Award and Honorable Mention recipient in the Scholastic Arts Competition. She is member of NHS and of KHS's Model State Youth in Government program. A three-year member of the varsity field hockey team, Stephanie additionally ran track for two years. Stephanie will attend University of Southern Maine where she will major in environmental science with a double minor in art and in mathematics.

Sydney Campbell Sydney Campbell of Kennebunk is the daughter of Stephanie Seiders. She is grateful to have stage managed the past five KHS musicals, participated in Mock Trial, Youth in Government, Captain’s Club and Student Senate. She is a member of the National Honor Society, an AP Scholar, and received the Wellesley Book Award. She will attend Colby College in the fall and plans to study government.

Amy Eckland Amy Eckland of Kennebunk is the daughter of Jean and Kevin Eckland and is the Valedictorian of her class. Amy is an AP Scholar with Distinction, National Merit Finalist, recipient of the Yale Book Award, and a member of the National Honor Society. She has participated in Model State, Math Team, and Captain’s Club. Riding is Amy’s passion. She has volunteered at the Joydale Morgan Farm and at Carlisle Academy throughout high school. Amy will be attending Northwestern University to study the biological sciences.

Olivia Ferrick Olivia Ferrick of Kennebunk, the daughter of Sean and Cathy Ferrick, was the recipient of the Brandeis University Book Award.

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serving as a captain of both teams in her senior year. She is a member of the National Honor Society, a STEM Certificate Scholar and has received the Society of Women in Engineering Award. Joelle will be attending Clark University in

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Shae Kingston Shae Kingston of Kennebunkport is the daughter of Jeni and Steve Kingston. She is a member of the KHS Chamber Choir, Captain’s Club, National Honor Society, and Tri-M Music Honor Society. Shae served on the Class of 2016 Executive Council for all four years of high school and participated in numerous theater productions. She was the 2016 MPA Principal’s Award recipient and will be attending Columbia University.

Kristen Koch Kristen Koch of Kennebunkport is the daughter of Gary and Patricia Koch. Her involvement at Kennebunk High School over the past four years has included participation in Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse, Model State, National Honor Society, Peer Helpers, and various other activities. She will be attending Elon University next year majoring in Strategic Communications and Marketing. Kristen would like to congratulate her fellow graduates and wish them all the best in their future pursuits.

Joelle Krause Joelle Krause of Kennebunkport, daughter of Kathleen and Jonathan Krause, is a four-year member of the varsity soccer team and outdoor track and field team

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attend Bowdoin College to study Neuroscience and Spanish and participate on the varsity swim team.

Lauren Ludwig Lauren Ludwig of Kennebunk, daughter of Phil and Joan Ludwig, has been involved with debate

~ News ~ team and math team. She was selected and attended the Institute for Quantum Cryptography Program at University of Waterloo and Yale University’s Young Global Scholars Program for politics/law. She studied classical piano and played the flute in band. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Lauren will take a gap year before attending college to study biology/pre-med.

Mia Noble Mia Noble of Arundel, daughter of Kraig and Amy Noble, is a member of the National Honor Society, Captain’s Club and track. She participated in the Maine Irish Children’s Program, Model State, soccer, and yearbook and volunteered at the Bunker. She received the RIT Computing Medal Award. Mia plans to attend Elon University in North Carolina.

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Kyra Schwartzman Kyra Schwartzman of Kennebunk is the daughter of Joe and Edie Schwartzman. An International Baccalaureate Diploma candidate, 3x All-Conference player, US Lacrosse Academic All American, SMA A & WM C Academic All Conference and Western Maine Conference Citizenship Award recipient, Kyra is a 4-year starter and captain on the lacrosse and soccer teams. She is also a member of NHS, Peer Helpers, Unified Basketball team and the Girl Talk program. Kyra will attend Merrimack College to play

lacrosse and participate in the honors program, majoring in Athletic Training.

Julia Towne Julia Towne of Kennebunk is the daughter of Michelle and William Towne. She played varsity volleyball and softball, and was volleyball captain her senior year. She is also a member of the National Honor Society and the Captain’s Club at KHS. Julia received the Smith Book Award during her junior year and is an International Baccalaureate Diploma candidate. She will attend the University of Maine and major in bioengineering with a focus toward biomedical engineering.

Isaac Vaccaro Isaac Vaccaro, son of Leslie Vaccaro and Kristin Clark of Kennebunk, plans to attend the Honors College at University of Maine with a Flagship Scholarship. Isaac will be a math major, planning to continue there until earning his Master's Degree. He hopes to be greatly involved in the music community in Orono. While at KHS, Isaac was in the chamber choir, band, and jazz band. He is a member of the Student Executive Council, the National Honor Society, Math Team, and received the William's College Book Award. Isaac competed in the two mile and pole vault for the track team and was Captain of the Cross Country Team.

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The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, June 15 at 2 p.m. The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, June 22 at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

For More Information Call the library at 207-676-2215 or visit www.da-hurd.lib.me.us.

Kennebunk Free Library Corks for Community A tasting and presentation of MAN Family Wines will be held at The Colony Hotel in Kennebunkport on Thursday, June 16 from 5-7 p.m. with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the library. The wine-makers will be visiting from South Africa to discuss their wines. Corks for Community guests will be greeted with a Methode Cap Classique Brut on the ocean porch at The Colony Hotel. Other wines offered for tasting. Hors d’oeuvres will be served by The Colony staff.

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Meets every Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. beginning June 15. Lego Club is drop-in and build. We have a large collection of LEGO and DUPLO building. Come and use your imagination to create a LEGO project with your friends.

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York Public Library' Penguins, Seals and Whales Antarctica Tuesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. York residents Mary Cordo and Barry Tarr will talk and share pictures and video clips of their trip to Antarctica. In January they spent 14 days on an expedition cruise that crossed the Antarctic Circle and sailed along the West Antarctic Peninsula. Barry, a fine art photographer, will share his pictures of this Antarctic landscape of icebergs, glaciers, mountains, clouds, sea and sky and abundant wildlife. He and Mary will talk about their adventures including cruising alongside a pod of Humpback whales. An exhibit of Barry’s photographs will be displayed for the months of June and July. The exhibit is entitled “The Art of Seeing.�

Monthly Poetry Evening Tuesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. Bring

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Youth Series Ends with Concert

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KITTERY The Kittery Art Association First Fridays Youth Series ends its season with a concert of swing and jazz by Ben Baldwin, Kent Allyn, and Marty Ballou on Friday evening, June 17. The show will begin at 7 p.m. with a short set of music by student musicians who have been performing in the First Friday series, an annual KAA program that features “next generation� musicians. Baldwin and Allyn, anchors of Ben Baldwin and the Big Note, together with esteemed bassist Marty Ballou, will begin at 7:45 p.m. Baldwin and Allyn have been performing their signature interpretations of jazz, swing, jump, and blues standards in the Seacoast area for

Let’s Pick “Rick� Rick Dolliver indeed a diamond in the rough But on the inside! Has all the right stuff! Entrepreneur of the restaurant “That Place� In the running! For the Select Board race! Part of the Ogunquit scene for many a year A beautiful wife! A 4 year old son! Most dear! Worships our “Beautiful Place By The Sea� Has a great deal of sense! And sensibility! “That Place� a most popular gathering spot An attractive addition! To our special resort! Striving to make Ogunquit even better He’ll do it well! Intelligently! To the letter!

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SOUTH BERWICK Historic New England will feature the works of 23 regional artists in New England Village: Rethinking Regional Identity, a juried art exhibition at the Sarah Orne Jewett House Visitor Center, 5 Portland Street in South Berwick. The exhibition will run Fridays - Sundays through September 11, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Free admission. The public is also invited to the New England Village “Meet the Artists� Reception, Saturday, June 18, 5:30 p.m.–7 p.m., free admission.

In New England Village: Rethinking Regional Identity, artists explore the constructs of the New England regional identity through the lenses of celebration, mourning, questioning, and alienation. What is the value of regional identity in a world where digital media and corporate enterprise diminish cultural differences? For more information, call 207-384-2454, email jewett house@historicnewengland.org, or visit www.historicnewengland.org.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Holding Auditions for “The Bat Mystery Radio Play� SOUTH BERWICK Historic New England will hold auditions for “The Bat Mystery Radio Play� directed by Maisie Keith Daly on Saturday, June 11, 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Hamilton House, 40 Vaughan’s Lane, South Berwick. The performance will run Saturday, August 6, 6 p.m. Rehearsals will be weekends and evenings beginning June 29. Roles available: 2 females 40+, 1 female 21-30, 5 males 25-80 and 1 actor to play the radio sound effects person, open to all genders. Auditions will be readings from the script. Please bring actor’s resume. Hamilton House is one mile off of Route 236 in South Berwick, 20 minutes from Portsmouth. “The Bat is a classic,� Ms. Keith Daly, Historic New England South Berwick Site Manager, said, “a 1920 mystery set at a country estate—you could not ask for a better setting than Hamilton House, a site that really captures the imagination. I’m thrilled to be bringing live theatre to this special place.� For an audition time slot please email hamiltonhouse@ historicnewengland.org or call the Historic New England South Berwick 207-384-2454.

OPA Presents 22nd annual Chamber Music Festival OGUNQUIT Ogunquit Performing Arts' 22nd annual Chamber Music Festival will be held Friday, June 10 and Friday, June 17, at 8 p.m. at the newly refurbished Dunaway Center, 23 School Street in Ogunquit, and will feature the music of Brahms, Beethoven, Mozart, and Dello Joio, performed by two renowned chamber ensembles, Boston Chamber Music and the Portland String Quartet. Receptions to meet the artists will follow the performances. Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 at the door, and $5 for students. Series ticket: $25. The Weekly

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

Broadway’s Andrea McArdle to Star in “Anything Goes� at Ogunquit Playhouse

OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse sets sail with the delightful, Tony Award-winning Anything Goes June 15 to July 9. This splendid madcap musical comedy stars Broadway’s Andrea McArdle as Reno Sweeney and features two-time Emmy Award winner Sally Struthers as Evangeline Harcourt. This tap-happy classic finds a brassy nightclub singer, a starry-eyed stowaway and Public Enemy No. 13 booked on a transatlantic luxury liner bound for romance and hilarity. When the S.S. American heads out to sea, etiquette and convention get tossed out the portholes. Topping off the fun is Cole Porter’s delightful, delicious, “De-

Lovely� first-class score that includes some of musical theatre’s greatest hits, including “I Get A Kick Out Of You,� “You’re The Top,� and of course, “Anything Goes.� Anything Goes features music and lyrics by Cole Porter with original book by Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay, and Russel Crouse and new book by Timothy Crouse and John Weidman. Andrea McArdle returns to the Ogunquit Playhouse to portray Reno Sweeney. She was last seen at the Playhouse in 2006 as Sally Bowles in Cabaret and in the 2009 production of Les Miserables. She first captured the hearts of theatergoers everywhere in 1977 when she origi-

nated the title role in the megamusical Annie and became the youngest performer ever to be nominated for a Tony Award as Best Lead Actress in a Musical. Since then, she has starred in several Broadway musicals including Jerry Herman’s Jerry’s Girls alongside Carol Channing and Leslie Uggams; Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express; as Margy Frake in State Fair; as Fantine in Les Miserables and, most recently, as Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. She has also appeared in theatres in New York, nationally and internationally and has performed in concert halls from Carnegie Hall to the Hong Kong Philharmonic and casino hotels in both Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Two-time Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award winner Sally Struthers joins the cast as the socialite Evangeline Harcout. She is probably best

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known for her role as Gloria in the groundbreaking TV series All in the Family. She has also starred in the Fox television series 9 to 5 and her own CBS series Gloria as well as recurred on the CBS comedy Still Standing and the CW network’s highly acclaimed Gilmore Girls. Ms. Struthers joined the Gilmore cast for Netflix’s new four movie limited revival, which will premiere in the fall of 2016, and recently guest starred in the acclaimed IFC comedy series Maron. Sally Struthers has performed many roles at Ogunquit Playhouse including last season’s Nice Work If You Can Get It, as Louise Seger in Always, Patsy Cline, Mama Morton in Chicago, Paulette the hairdresser in Legally Blonde and as Felicia Gabriel in The Witches of Eastwick. Charlie Reuter returns to the Ogunquit Playhouse as Music Director after conducting last season’s award-winning production of “Nice Work If

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Ogunquit Museum Hosts 6th Annual Art in Bloom

OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) will host its sixth annual ‘Art in Bloom’ on June 17-19. For this popular weekend event, OMAA will once again partner with the Piscataqua Garden Club (www. piscataquagc.org), whose members will create floral arrangements inspired by artwork on display in the museum. “We look forward to welcoming Piscataqua Garden Club back to OMAA for this fun and colorful event,” said Andres Verzosa, Interim Executive Director and Curator, Ogunquit Museum of American Art. “This year we’ve added some sculpture garden tours and a talk by local artist Linda Payne-Sylvester about floral imagery in fine art photography. So there will be lots of great reasons to visit OMAA that weekend!” Admission to ‘Art in Bloom’ is included in the OMAA

admission fee: adults $10, seniors and students (age 12+) $9, children under 12 free, and members always free. OMAA is open every day May 1 through October 31, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) was founded by Lost Generation artist Henry Strater and opened in 1953. Closely connected to two of America’s earliest art colonies that directly contributed to the roots of American modernism, OMAA today houses a permanent collection of important paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and photographs from the late 1800s to the present and is the only museum in Maine devoted exclusively to the exhibition, preservation, and interpretation of American art. A short walk from Perkins Cove, the museum and its three acres of sculpture gardens overlook Narrow Cove and the Atlantic Ocean.

FPFC Welcomes Singer-Songwriter Mike Rogers SOUTH BERWICK On Saturday, June 11, 7 p.m., the First Parish Federated Church (FPFC) Concert series will present songwriter, guitarist, master harmonica player and poet Mike Rogers as he shares scenes and characters in his life of seventy-five years on the road from coast to coast, New England to the Caribbean. This “one man show” is laced with Mike's wry humor and poignant moments and includes portraits of people "outside the circle" in song, storytelling and poetry. Rogers accompanies himself on his old Martin guitar and his signature harmonica. For this show, Mike will be joined by his wife and Salt River member, Beverly, to read a few of his poems and add some vocal harmony and his friend and band mate from Wooden Eye, Dan MacLellan on bass. Rogers also plays with the folk group Salt River, the Americana/Roots band Wooden Eye, and the blues duo Poor Howard and Bullfrog. Obtain tickets by calling

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Plant/Yard Sale The Women’s Fellowship of the North Berwick Congregational Church will be holding a plant/yard sale at the church on 15 High Street in North Berwick from 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free coffee and muffins.

Wells Republicans Meet Meeting from 9-11 a.m. on the second fl oor in the Wells Town Hall, 208 Sanford Rd. Doors open at 8:30 for coffee and doughnuts. Brief business meeting from 9-9:30 a.m., followed by a Candidate Meet & Greet during which the candidates will address the committee. All candidates on the State of Maine Republican Primary Election Ballot have been invited to attend. FMI: nford.wellsgop@ gmail.com; 207-468-2395.

First Congregational Church’s Garden Day and Yard Sale The Ladies’ Society of the First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport are holding this sale from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Event is open

to the public at 141 North St., Kennebunkport. Includes plants, seeds, vases, pots, and other garden related items. The church’s cookbook will be available for purchase.

Sunday June 12 Sunday School Cookout Held at 10:15 a.m., honoring the Sunday school youth and recognizing graduates. Cookout and fellowship time follows a service. Cape Neddick Baptist Church, 34 River Road Cape Neddick. FMI: www.cape-neddick-baptist.org; 207-363-3566.

4th Annual Berwick Car Show Come see why this small town car show attracts a growing crowd of entrants! From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Town Hall in Sullivan Square. Members of Charles S. Hatch Post #79 in Berwick, will play host to dozens of cars, trucks, motorcycles and customs. Bring the kids to this free event, vote for your favorite and grab lunch. FMI: 207-698-1427.

VFW 6977 Sunday Breakfast At 75 Cape Neddick Road, Route 1A, 8-11 a.m. Open to the public. FMI: 207-363-9827.

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The public is invited to a special Flag Day Service on at 11 a.m. Come to learn about the history of our flag and see the various flags throughout our past. Show your patriotism and attend this event at the York Elks Lodge, 1704 Us Route 1, Cape Neddick. FMI: 207-361-2788.

Free Barbecue for Vets Held from noon - 2 p.m. Hot dogs, hamburgs, chicken and homemade sides will be offered free to veterans; $6 all others. York Elks Lodge, 1704 Us Route 1, Cape Neddick. FMI: 207-361-2788.

Tuesday, June 14 Flag Day Celebration On a day set aside to celebrate our American Flag, members of Charles S. Hatch Post #79, The American Legion, will conduct a ceremony in front of the Berwick Town Hall/Sullivan Square on at 7 p.m. Join as they retire unserviceable American flags. Anyone who as a worn, torn or tattered "Stars and Stripes" can bring it to the Berwick Town Hall before close of business on Monday, 13 June, for inclusion in this ceremony. FMI: 207-698-1762.

Organizing, Downsizing and Moving Lunch & Learn at noon, Huntington Common, 1 Huntington Common Drive, Kennebunk. Kim Dorsky, SimplySized Homes and Sam Downing, The Downing Agency, presents. FMI and to RSVP: 207985-2810.

Wednesday, June 15 BINGO Wednesdays, doors open at 4:30 p.m., Bingo starts at 6 p.m. Food available. Senior Center, 300 Post Road, Wells. Must be over 16 to play. FMI: 207-646-7775 or www. wocam.org.

Who Owns the Beach? The ownership of land between the uplands and the low tide mark has been a complex and divisive issue in Maine for many years. When are beach visitors entitled to use this area? How do landowners derive title to these lands? Licensed surveyor Robert Yarumian and historian Dr. Edwin Churchill have examined old property deeds and other legal instruments going back to the 1600s to investigate who really owns the beaches. They will reveal their fi ndings in this talk from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. $5 suggested donation. FMI: 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

Wells Travel Soccer Deadline This is a fun, instructional, and competitive soccer program for soccer players of all experience levels. The deadline for registering for the fall season is June 15. FMI: wellstravelsoccer.org. $140 per player.

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The Brick Store Museum, 117 Main St, Kennebunk, will host its Annual Meeting for members and the general public at 5 p.m. at its Program Center on Dane St. Guest speaker Stephen Spofford, Town Historian, will give a short history of the Museum, founded in 1936. The William Barry medal, the highest honor bestowed by the Museum, will be presented to Kathryn Hussey. After the formal presentation, members are invited to tour the galleries. FMI: brick storemuseum.org; 207-985-4802; info@brickstoremuseum.org.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Wages in Maine STATEWIDE The New England Information Office of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released data on employment and wages in Maine. The data is derived from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) which publishes a quarterly count of employment and wages reported by employers covering 98 per-

cent of U.S. jobs, available at the county, MSA, state and national levels by industry. Some highlights from the attached press release are listed below. Employment in Maine’s only large county, Cumberland County, rose 1.0 percent from September 2014 to September 2015. Large counties are defined as those with employment of 75,000 or more as mea-

sured by 2014 annual average employment. Statewide, employment grew at a rate of 0.7 percent while nationally, employment was up 1.9 percent. Across the nation, employment increased in 312 of the 342 largest counties from September 2014 to September 2015. Employment in Cumberland County stood at 176,900 in

September 2015 and accounted for 29.0 percent of total employment within the state. Nationwide, the 342 largest counties made up 72.2 percent of total U.S. employment. Cumberland saw a wage increase of 3.1 percent from the third quarter of 2014 which was higher than the nationwide rate of growth (2.6 percent), but lower than that of the state (+3.3 percent). None of the 16 counties in Maine reported an average

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weekly wage higher than that for the nation ($974). Sagadahoc ($955) reported the highest average weekly wage in the state. Piscataquis County reported the lowest wages in the state at $619. Statewide, the average weekly wage was $779. Submitted by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistice, New England Information Office, 617565-2324.

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substantial amount of money if you stayed just outside the city you want to visit? • Find out about surrounding cities or countries. You don’t want to stay in one place the whole time, but you also don’t want to spend a lot of time traveling. Research how to get from one place to another, such as a

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cans don’t hold the industry in high regard. The Desepolis are among those hoping that the new fiduciary rules will help to change that as financial professionals put their clients first. Lou Desepoli, who’s fond of saying that most Americans spend more time shopping for a car than a financial advisor, says a little research and a few wellplanned questions can help in the search for the right advisor. It’s important to know, for example, how the advisor is paid. Some earn commissions for investments or products they sell, but it’s best if they are paid fees based on the value of the assets they manage for you because that gives them an incentive to make those assets grow, he says. Other topics an investor should ask about include: • Communications. How frequently does the advisor communicate with clients? Does he or she proactively send out the reasons for buy-and-sell decisions that are made in a client’s account?

• Client service. Ask the advisor to explain their client-service philosophy and what steps they take to ensure that each client receives personal and professional experience. • Succession. Find out what happens to your money if your advisor dies or retires. There should be a succession plan in place so that the advisor’s accounts are passed onto someone else, but you also need to make sure you are comfortable with that successor. For investors concerned about retirement, having the right advisor concentrating on the right investments is critical. “How you retire tomorrow,” Mike Desepoli says, “depends on how well you plan today.” Lou Desepoli is the president and founder of Desepoli Wealth Management (www. desepoliwealth.com). He has more than 30 years’ experience in investment management, financial planning and tax consulting. He is also a CPA.

Getting Married Soon? Give Social Security Your New Name Every year, June marks the beginning of two busy seasons: summer and “wedding season.” With joyful expectation, many of us have already marked our calendars and started wrapping up our plans for the vacations, ceremonies, and honeymoons. While the betrothed work out the details, Social Security wants to remind them about one detail that’s extremely important: the “record” Social Security keeps of your life’s earnings. For many people, a wedding often means a name change is in order. If you are legally changing your name, you need to apply for a replacement Social Security card reflecting your new name. If you’re working, also tell your employer. That way, Social Security can keep track of your earnings history as you go about living your wonderful new life. If you have reported income under your former or maiden name, and didn’t inform us of a change, we might not have received an accurate W-2 and your earnings may have been recorded incorrectly. This is easier to fix now

— when you first change your name — than years from now when you retire, when it may cause delays in receiving your benefits. This is important because we base your future benefits on your earnings record. So, visit our website at www. socialsecurity.gov/ssnumber, or call us at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778), to find out what specific documents you need to change your name and to apply for a replacement card. Last year, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, holding that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry regardless of where they live within the United States. As a result, Social Security recognizes more same-sex couples as married for purposes of determining entitlement to Social Security benefits or eligibility for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. We recently updated instructions for employees to process claims and appeals when a determination of marital status See MARRIED page 23...

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How Banks, Businesses Avoid Being Cyber-Crime Victims Apparently, the heist couldn’t have been any simpler if it had been drawn up in the lunch line at an elementary school cafeteria. In February, Bangladesh’s central bank saw $81 million disappear out a virtual window. Now it’s been revealed that, although the computer hackers used custom-made malware, they probably didn’t need to work up a cyber sweat while pulling off their longdistance theft. The bank had no firewalls to defend against intruders and its computers were linked to global-financial networks through second-hand routers that cost $10. “It’s stunning that a major institution would leave itself so defenseless in this day and age when everyone should know that cyber criminals are waiting for you to let your guard down,� says Gary S. Miliefsky, CEO of SnoopWall, a company that specializes in cyber security. But he says the episode can serve as a cautionary tale for other banks and any businesses that want to protect themselves against today’s cyber versions of Bonnie and Clyde. “Most companies have some vulnerability and it doesn’t take a sophisticated attack to cause a security breach,� Miliefsky says. “Often on the hackers’ end of things, it just takes patience.� For example, he says, a cyber criminal can gain access by sending a company an email with an attachment called a Remote Access Trojan,

or RAT, that looks like a normal file. All it takes is for an unsuspecting employee to open that file and, voila, security is compromised. That’s bad for companies, of course, but it’s also bad for consumers, whose bank account, credit card and other private information is at risk. Miliefsky says it’s important to go on the offensive. Among his recommendations: • Employers need to train their staffs. Those employees sitting at their computers each day are a company’s first line of defense. An errant click on the wrong email is like unlocking the front door, so employees should be made aware of the dangers and told what do about suspicious email. • Companies should routinely update their defenses. Outdated technology and outdated security software make a company’s computers vulnerable to ...MARRIED from page 22 is necessary. With these changing rules, we encourage anyone who believes they may be eligible for benefits to apply now. You can learn more about our policies for same-sex couples at www.ssa. gov/people/same-sexcouples. After the honeymoon, you can focus on your career or starting a family, moving to a new home, and securing a well-deserved retirement. Now, you’re all set. Let the celebrations begin! Submitted by Elizabeth Newport, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Portland.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE ...TRAVEL from page 21 • Stalk social media and the internet. Hashtags can help you find what others are saying about your destination choices on social media. Travel blogs are a great source, too. You can also just Google the places and find statistics, photographs and points of interest. Once you’ve gathered the information it’s time to make your choice and your reservations. “It’s worth pointing out that there isn’t really one ‘right’ choice,” Trettenero says. “If you

have a blast and come home with great memories, then that destination was the right one.” Blakely Trettenero, host of the Cooking for Bimbos (www.cookingforbimbos.com) and Hungry for Travels (www.hungryfortravels.com) websites, is a graduate of the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Orlando, FL. She is a world traveler, having visited more than 30 countries, and is becoming a frequent guest on TV.

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Thursday, June 16 Why Oceans are in Trouble From 6-7:30 p.m. Ocean’s End: Crisis in the World’s Seas and the Gulf of Maine. Pulitzer Prize finalist Colin Woodard is an awardwinning author and journalist whose acclaimed “Mayday” series appeared in local newspapers last fall. This talk is part of the Wells Reserve’s Ted Exford Climate Stewards lecture series, made possible by Dave & Loretta (Exford) Hoglund. $5 suggested donation. FMI: 207- 646 -1555 wellsreserve.org.

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VFW 6977 Dinner At 75 Cape Neddick Road, Route 1A at 5:45 p.m. Complete dinner $10, canteen available. Open to the public. FMI: 207- 363 9827.6977.

Saturday, June 18 Weather 101 with Adam Epstein, Channel 13 The Kids’ Corner at Mount Agamenticus Learning Lodge presents Weather 101 with Adam Epstein 11 a.m. - 12: p.m. You’’ll also get a behind-the-scenes look at the WGME TV studio. Suggested donation: $5 per family, $2 per person - with all proceeds to benefit The Kids’ Corner. FMI: denise@agamenticus.org or 207361-1102.

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Bintliff's Restaurant in Ogunquit will donate a portion of the evening’s proceeds to a non-profi t organization. June’s Fundraiser will help support The Animal Welfare Society of West Kennebunk. For this special evening, Bintliffs is partnering with award-winning songwriter Curt Bessette and vocalist Jenn Kurtz, performing from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Visit Bintliff's Ogunquit Restaurant for more information.

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donated to the North Berwick Historical Soc. by Dollar General after realizing its historic value. The public is invited to the Open House at 1:30 p.m. Refreshments served.

Canine Companions Benefit Breakfast Kittery Lions Club at 117 State Road is sponsoring a breakfast to benefit Canine Companions for Independence from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Menu includes pancakes, sausages, scrambled eggs, baked beans, toast, milk, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and orange juice. Adults $7, Children $3. Wheelchair accessible. FMI: 207-439-3378.

Ham and Bean Supper Trail Blazers Family Club, 102 Bills Ln.,Wells. Always the 3rd Saturday of the month from 4-6 p.m. Adults/$7; Child/$3. Take out available. FMI call 207-3370663.

Baked Bean and Chop Suey Supper The First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport reminds the public of a new time slot for their baked bean & American chop suey suppers. Supper is open to the public , held 4:30-6 p.m. in the church’s Ober Hall. 141 North St. $8/ adult; $4/under age 12. Serving baked beans, hotdogs, American chop suey, coleslaw, bread, beverage and dessert. Church is located 1.5 miles south of the Seacoast Trolley Museum where Log Cabin Rd. becomes North St., next to Arundel Cemetery. FMI and directions, call church office Tuesdays or Wednesdays at 207-967-3897.

Sunday, June 19 Late Spring Wildflowers Stroll along the boardwalks and trails of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm with naturalist “Boot” Boutwell, looking at beautiful blooms in field, forest, and bog. We hope to see dragon’s mouth and grass pink orchids in bloom, along with many other plants that flower in late spring. From 1-2:30 p.m. $7/$5. Reservations required. Wells Reserve Visitor Center, Laudholm Farm Road, Wells. FMI: 207-646-1555; wellsreserve.org.

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Health & Fitness Tomorrow’s Cancer Technology is here Today… and it’s Big! YORK COUNTY Treating the global epidemic can be complex, but thankfully, the technologies that treat cancer continue to improve at an incredible pace. The powerful combination of imaging and treatment technology makes treatment easier and faster. For the Cancer Care Center of York County, it’s critical to be on the leading edge of this advanced movement. As York County’s only radiation treatment center, the facility took yet another massive step forward in treating cancer in southern Maine starting in June 2016. “With its image-guided radiotherapy, the Varian True Beam cancer treatment system is ‘the ultimate’ in cancer treatment technology,” according to Philip Villiotte, MD, Radiation Oncologist and Medical Director for the Cancer Care Center of York County and physician with Spectrum Medical Group. “Our referring physicians and patients want to be treated with the most advanced technology and the highest level of clinical expertise. The new Varian True Beam Linear Accelerator is the cornerstone of this program and enables our radiation oncology team to design optimal treatment options for patients and deliver treatments with unparalleled precision and accuracy.” The new linear accelerator (LINAC) will also be capable of advanced treatments such as Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT). These new capabilities mean more accurate treatments than can be accomplished in fewer visits, minimizing radiation damage to healthy tissue and improving patient outcomes. That’s why an expert team was on hand to coordinate the installation of the new TrueBeam system in Sanford on Saturday, April 30. For the cancer center and their hospital partners— Southern Maine Health Care and Maine Medical Center— the LINAC and new CT simulator, along with the accompanying software, is a $4 million investment in patient care for Southern Maine, specifically York County. “It is incredibly rewarding to be part the final stages of this patient centered project and equipment upgrade,” said Executive Director of Cancer Care Center of York County

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Surgery Associates of York Hospital Your team of Surgical Experts, providing Clinical Excellence close to home. Welcome Doctors: Ronald F. Martin, MD, Robert A. Lambert, MD and Martin Alvarez, MD Dr. Ronald F. Martin - Dr. Martin’s comprehensive experience includes digestive system abnormalities, endocrine disorders, and innovative minimally invasive surgery. At Surgery Associates of York Hospital he offers fast access to a broad range of same-day and inpatient surgical service. He previously served as the Director of the Surgical Residency Program and Director of Surgery Clerkships at Univ. of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. MD: Univ. of Massachusetts Medical Center. General Surgery Residency: Maine Medical Center. Gastrointestinal Surgical Fellowship: Lahey Clinic Medical Center.

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Dr. Robert Lambert - Dr. Lambert is a Board Certified general surgeon performing thoracic (lung and chest), vascular (artery repair and leg pain), and laparoscopic (hernia and gall bladder) surgery. He also has a particular interest and expertise in breast surgery along with the treatment of breast disease and previously served as the President of Cortland Regional Medical Practice, NY. MD: Univ. of Virginia. Surgical Residency: Stony Brook University Medical Center. Fellowship: SUNY Stony Brook Critical Care.

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Gold Medal and Signature Kitchens Flour Recalled Due to Possible E. Coli Contamination General Mills is collaborating with health officials to investigate an ongoing, multistate outbreak of E. coli O121 that may be potentially linked to Gold Medal flour, Wondra flour, and Signature Kitchens flour (sold in Safeway, Albertsons, Jewel, Shaws, Vons, United, Randalls, and Acme). Out of an abundance of caution, a voluntary recall is being made. To date, E. coli O121 has not been found in any General

Mills flour products or in the flour manufacturing facility and the company has not been contacted directly by any consumer reporting confirmed illnesses related to these products. State and federal authorities have been researching 38 occurrences of illnesses across 20 states related to a specific type of E. coli (E. coli O121), between December 21, 2015, and May 3, 2016. While attempting to track the cause of the illness, CDC

found that approximately half of the individuals reported making something homemade with flour at some point prior to becoming ill. Some reported using a General Mills brand of flour. Based on the information that has been shared with General Mills, some of the ill consumers may have also consumed raw dough or batter. Consumers are reminded to not consume any raw products made with flour. Flour is an ingredient that comes

Welcome to Dr. Eva Lizer Dr. Lizer received her MD and MPH from Tulane University. She completed her residency in Diagnostic Radiology and a Breast Imaging Fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. She joins Seacoast Radiology after practicing in Ohio and Louisiana. Dr. Lizer and the imaging team at Women’s Life Imaging Center are excited to provide specialized breast imaging services to our patients. As the seacoast region’s premier imaging center, we are dedicated to providing outstanding high quality service with compassion and support for your individual needs.

from milling wheat, something grown outdoors that carries with it risks of bacteria which are rendered harmless by baking, frying or boiling. Consumers are reminded to wash their hands, work surfaces, and utensils thoroughly after contact with raw dough products or flour, and to never eat raw dough or batter. Any consumers concerned about an illness should contact a physician. Anyone diagnosed by a physician as having an illness related to E. coli O121 is also urged to contact state and local public health authorities. The recall affects the following retail flour products that

could be currently in stores or in consumers’ pantries. It includes 6 SKUs (stock keeping units or UPC codes) of Gold Medal Flour, 2 SKU’s of Signature Kitchens Flour and 1 SKU of Gold Medal Wondra flour. Visit www.fda.gov/ Safety/Recalls/ucm504235. htm for the product details, and if you find you have any of the products, they should be thrown away. Consumers with additional questions or requesting a replacement should contact the company at 800230-8103. Additional recall information can also be found at www.generalmills.com/flour.

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Health & Fitness MS Coffee and Conversation Meets YORK The York Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Coffee and Conversation Group will meet on Saturday, June 11 from 9:3010:30 a.m. at Lobster Cove Restaurant at 756 York Sreet in York. Anyone who has MS, along with their families and significant others, are welcome to attend. At this meeting we will come together with others who are experiencing some of the same issues with MS. All people who are diagnosed with MS, have many different medical issues, but there are some common themes that many people with MS experience that may become beneficial

information by sharing with others. Symptoms of MS develop in relation to the area of the brain which may be affected by a brain lesion, which is where the covering of some of the nerves of the brain or spinal cord have lost their myelin sheath, that covers the nerve. This is referred to as a lesion and leads to the symptoms, depending on which part of the brain or spinal cord is affected. Some of these symptoms may be tiredness, numbness or tingling, balance issues and sometimes cognitive issues, among others. For more information, call Debbie, group facilitator at 207-351-8232; Debrajbyron@aol.com.

Hospice Offers Free Grief Support YORK York Hospital Hospice offers a free ongoing support group for anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one. The group meets weekly on Tuesday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at St. George’s Church located at 407 York Street, Route 1A, in York. The support group is facilitated by Chaplain Shelley Fitzgerald and social worker Julie Weiss. This is an ongoing group and open to the public. It is designed to help people who have lost a loved one learn about the grief process, share their experience, and support each other in a facilitated group environment. Sessions are tailored to meet the group’s needs and will cover many difference topics including grief, loss and healing. If you have questions, or would like to register, please call the York Hospital Hospice office at 207-337-7333. York Hospital Hospice, in partnership with Merrimack Valley Hospice, offers comfort care and palliative services for patients nearing the end of life. Whether patients are at home, in a hospital or a long-term care or assisted living facility, York Hospital Hospice provides compassionate physical, emotional and spiritual care for patients, and will coordinate grief and bereavement support for families and caregivers. For

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When you need immediate care for something that just can't wait, consider Wentworth-Douglass Express Care. Here, you'll experience quick access to the expert physicians and providers from Seacoast Emergency Physicians - the same team that cares for patients in the Wentworth-Douglass Emergency Department - at two off-site walk-in/ urgent care facilities.

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There’s A Gender Gap In Sports Injuries, But Relieving Pain Is Important For All Many men cultivate a tough-guy, weekend-warrior image, pushing their bodies to the limit with an active life-

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levels of estrogen, which can lead to ligament injuries. They also have less muscle mass and more body fat than men. • They have greater flexibility because their ligaments are looser. In addition, their muscles are less powerful. • Their wider pelvises alter the alignment of the knee and ankle. “It’s great to be active,â€? Shapiro says. “But anyone who’s suffered from tennis elbow or sore knees knows that it’s no fun to finish the day in pain.â€? Even what people would consider “safeâ€? sports can end up placing extraordinary stress on joints, he says. For example, a recent medical report revealed a golf swing can place as much as 4.5 times your weight in force on your front-knee joint. That's 675 pounds for an individual of 150 pounds. “Imagine how much more stress the really aggressive sports

Cardiovascular Care Associates of York Hospital Welcome Krista M. Michelin, MD We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Krista Michelin to our team of physicians at Cardiovascular Care Associates of York Hospital –providing expert, comprehensive heart care in the seacoast area. Dr. Michelin joined Cardiovascular Care Associates of York Hospital at the begining of April. Dr. Michelin earned her MD from Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH. She completed both an Internship and a Residency in Internal Medicine at New York University and a Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease at Georgetown University/ Washington Hospital Center.

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wines, coupling traditional techniques like hand-harvesting with modern tools like temperature control to create something entirely new: a low-alcohol, slightly effervescent white with tangy flavors and zippy acidity. To capitalize on the novelty of their local wine, Basque restaurants and bars reinvented wine service by pouring Txakolina into tall tumblers from great heights. It's quite a sight. Many of the best Txakolinas come into the United States thanks to De Maison Selections, an importer based in North Carolina. When I asked Todd Schneider, who directs sales for Bacchus, the Washington, D.C., distributor for De Maison Selections, why Txakolina is such a great fit for warm weather, he responded with his own question. "Wow, I think the better question might be, 'is there anything about Txakolina that doesn't scream summer?' My answer would be, emphatically, 'no!' It's light, crisp, mineraldriven, and incredibly fresh. Txakolina is the perfect wine for those summer days on your deck or porch." Schneider's enthusiasm is certainly warranted. Too often, wine drinkers are painted as snobbish and cerebral -- the sorts who discuss aromas of kirsch and cassis while beer swiggers focus on drinking, crushing can after can without a care. Txakolina is easy. And in the summertime, that's what drinking is all about. David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com, which was named "Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards. His columns are housed at Grape Collective.

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~ Obituaries & News ~ beloved daughter of the late George E. and Eunice Cole Shapleigh. She was also the loving wife of the late Raymond L. Bilodeau for 69 years. A Memorial service will be held at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Eliot, on Saturday, June 18, at 11 a.m. in the chapel (cemetery’s chapel).

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WELLS / OLD BRIDGE, NJ – Matthew R. Cheek passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, May 24, 2016. He was born in Goldsboro, North Carolina on July 20, 1967, raised in Wells, moving to North Jersey and then to Old Bridge. Matt was employed by AAmco Transmissions in Matawan. Matt fought a courageous

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CAPE NEDDICK Both as celebrant and preacher, The Rev. A. Patrick Gahan will be in residence at the rectory with his wife, Kay for their sixth summer here in Maine as he assumes the role of priest at the historic church in Cape Neddick for the month of June. His first two services at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. with Holy Communion will be on June 12. Patrick is Rector of Christ Episcopal Church in San Antonio, TX. Rev. Gahan graduated from University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton, TX in 1981 with a B.S. in Education. The Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest, Austin, TX awarded him a Masters of Divinity as a priest in 1994. Patrick received a Doctorate of Ministry in 2001 from Seabury-Western Episcopal Seminary in Evanston, IL. attended Melrose (MA) High School and graduated from Endicott College in 1943. She married A. Bradford Cook, Jr. in 1947 and they moved from Massachusetts to Maine in 1966. Lydia is survived by her 2 daughters, Russann Standish and Victoria Longshore and her two grandchildren, Edward Taylor Desmarais and Anna Phillips Desmarais. Lydia was laid to rest at

Prior to his higher education and priestly role, Patrick served in the United States military where he attained the rank of Captain. Fr. Patrick as he is known is a distinguished and exuberant speaker and normally draws large crowds when preaching. He is widely known around St. Peter's and His message of the love of God in Christ abounds. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Falmouth Foreside on May 21. The service was conducted by a friend of the family and Episcopal Minister, Rev. Susan Ellen Elbner, with her family in attendance. She will be lovingly missed by her family, her friends and her favorite cat, Josh. Memorial donations may be made to your local Hospice See COOK page 35...

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Frances L. Laing, 88 WELLS – Frances L. Laing, 88 years, a resident of Wells, formerly of Berwick and Presque Isle, died Thursday, June 2, 2016 at Varney Crossing Nursing Home in North Berwick, with her family at her side. She was the widow of Lester L.

Laing who died in 2002. Frances was born in Presque Isle on January 21, 1928, a daughter of Frank J. and Anne

(Curtis) Shean. She attended Presque Isle Schools and graduated from Presque Isle High School. She worked at Converse Rubber Company in Presque Isle prior to coming to Berwick in 1974. She and her late husband Lester owned and operated the Laing Funeral Chapel in Berwick for over thirty years, where she served as a funeral attendant and bookkeeper at the firm. In 2002, the firm was sold to the Bibber Family where she remained as an assistant director prior to moving to Wells. Frances is survived by her

daughter April A. Bennett and her husband Reginald of Wells; two grandchildren, Graham Bennett of Rhode Island and Kaitlyn Bennett of Wells. Friends attended Laing-Bibber Funeral Chapel, 36 Rochester St. in Berwick on Monday, June 6, where a Funeral Service was held with the Rev. Jim Shook officiating. Interment is in Evergreen Cemetery in Berwick. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the York – Ogunquit United Methodist Church, PO Box 521, York, ME 03909 in Mrs. Laing’s memory.

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~ Pets ~

Safe Haven Humane Society

Thank you the Trailblazers Club, 102 BillsLane, who recently made a donation to Safe Haven. Marcia Hamlyn, President of Trailblazers, Marilyn Crocker, Treasurer, and Kathy Chase, VP, presented Christine Klay Care Giver of Safe Haven with a $100 donation. The Trailblazers Club salutes Safe Haven’s mission to save, care for and find good homes for feline residents.

WELLS June is “Adopt a Shelter Cat� Month. Many of Safe Haven’s shy, older kitties are now included in our new program called My Buddy for Life. We don’t want anything to prevent you from adopting one of these deserving animals. Sometimes people are hesitant to adopt because they worry it might get sick and costly vet care. Even annual vaccinations might be beyond your budget. But if you love cats and want their companionship, consider applying for this program. Assuming you have the physical ability to care for a kitty and can afford its food and litter,

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Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Patches – a found cat. Patches is a young black/white adult male that came in to ACAR from the area near the Community Center in North Berwick. He was brought in by a concern citizen that feared for his safety. Patches seemed intent on wondering back and forth on an active playing field. He is very lovable, and people oriented, is in excellent health, which lead us to believe that he is someone’s most beloved family pet. Patches is already neutered, vaccinations are unknown. If you possibly recognize this handsome boy please contact our Sanford Adoption Center at 490-2855 so we will be able to reunite this gentle, sweet, guy back with his family. If Patches remains unclaimed, he will be up for adoption as early as next week after he gets his vaccination up dated and his wellness exam is completed. In addition to Patches, we have litters of perky, healthy, kittens that are ready to meet

their new families, a smaller number of teenage kittens, a good number of young adult cats and a limited number of older adult cats all looking to you for new loving family and a forever home. Our Support For Life program asks for the pledge of a $10 monthly donation. Your $10 combined with the monthly donations of others will help us meet our ongoing expenses and continue our work as a true “No Kill� organization.

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~ Obituaries & News ~ ...LITTLEFIELD from page 35 a serious fall, surrounded by her children and pastor singing hymns. Zana was born during a nor’easter January 12, 1918 to Clarence Milton and Ethel May (Young) Hasty. Active in 4-H, she grew up in South Berwick, graduating from Berwick Academy in 1935. Zana toured Europe with author Gladys Hasty Carroll’s family, then entered Westbrook Junior College (now UNE) for a year before marrying Howard Ransom Littlefield September 6, 1937. Zana is quoted, “Family is the focus of my life.� The Littlefields raised their four children in the house Howard built on Bessbill St. in Ogunquit. Zana became a Boy Scout leader, Sunday School teacher and Superintendent, Deaconess and served on various fund-raising campaigns at church. Meanwhile she became well-known as

a baker, first for Jenny Boston’s Farm Stand and the Mavels’ store, then at the Barbara Dean and Whistling Oyster. Zana was still baking for her family less than a month before death. In later years, Zana was a care-giver for many, including two great aunts; both her mother (13 years) and Motherin-law; and her husband for 6 years. Other interests and achievements included travel (to Florida, Canada, Mexico, England and Italy); an avid reader, and games--still beating her

family at Cribbage in the last week of her life! Zana is predeceased by Howard, her husband of 64 years, and two of their sons: Robert Ransom and Howard Christopher. She is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Shirley Wagenseil of Fort Myers, FL and Block Island, RI; son Gary and his wife Grace of Wells; grandchildren Eric Littlefield of Ogunquit, Ian Kopsick and wife Sheila (Morton) of Cranston, RI; Wendi (Kopsick) Fogarty and husband Todd of Manhattan, NY and Lori Kopsick of Ocean Grove, NJ; greatgrandchildren Nicolas, Benjamin and Julia Kopsick and Bridget and Phoebe Fogarty; and Zana’s sister, Carolyn Bragdon of Wells plus many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at Ogunquit Baptist Church, 157 Shore Road, Ogunquit at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 19, followed by a reception in the Fellowship Hall. Interment will

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R. W. Traip Academy Third Quarter Honor Roll Seniors High Honors

High Honors

Taylor Kashmer, Emma Kemp, Michael Lombardi, Lynne Moore

Honors Isaiah Cornell, Talia Dennis, Maeve Dow, Griffin Engel, Alexander Faye, Cora Hickoff, Brianna Lamoureux, Jessica MacNeill, Trevor Marshall, Jakob Nielsen, Rebecca Prouty, Taidgh Robinson, Kalle Williams

Commendations Joseph Battcock-Emerson, Lillian Bean, Justin Bormann, Enya Childs, Tanner Faye, Kimberly Graham, Nicole Landry, Olivia Matthews, Emily Navarro, Jacob Weaver

Juniors be in the family plot in Ocean View Cemetery in Wells on Monday, June 20. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ogunquit Baptist Church for Missions programs.

Molly Humiston, Sadie Humiston, Amelia Lorrey, Sarah Montembeau, Carly Patterson, Olivia Stites, Ryan Stuart, Jeffrey Wansley

Honors Ashley Apocaca, John Bono, Jacob Christiansen, Celia Couperthwait, Mackenzie Heins, Kyle H o p e, A r t h u r J o n e s , S i e r ra O'Brien, Rachel Potter, Arabella Sillsby, Amelia Sullivan, Justin Tilton

Commendations Daria Barbour-Brown, Colby DeFelice, William Dickinson, Reiley Fox, James Lawrence, Emma Lovell, Wesley Moore, Ethan Nightingale, Alicea Pedrinho, Max Perrault, Shanti Snow, Angelo Succi, Kelly White, Tabitha Whitney

Sophomores High Honors Jacob Gagner, Paige Matthews

Honors Emma Auclair, Samuel Battcock-

See HONORS page 43...

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, In your newsletter dated 1/23/16 your answer states that according to microsoft windows 7 will be good until 1/14/2020. I would like to know if this is still true. Windows 10 has automatically downloaded onto a computer at work and it took the boss 2 weeks to get everything straightened out. I've been getting notices about 10 asking if I wanted to update. This morning when I came back downstairs it said windows was downloading but it was at 0% so I stopped the download as I was unsure if it was a good thing. Did I do wrong by stopping? Will 7 be good until 2020? Will I be able to get 10 at all now I am so confused about this. Hope you had a nice holiday weekend, Carolyn Dear Carolyn, Yes, Windows 7 will still be good until January of 2020. You can always check on Microsoft's website at: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/ windows/lifecycle. You did not do anything wrong by stopping the windows 10 download, but if you change your mind, you can always opt to download and install it later. The Windows 10 upgrade will be free to download and install until July 28, 2016. After that, according to Microsoft, if you want to upgrade to Windows 10, you will have to purchase it. Of course, if you purchase a new computer, it will come with Windows 10 already installed. If you want to upgrade to 10 before the deadline, but are not sure if you want to keep it, take your computer to your local repair shop (like

mine) and have them make a full backup image before upgrading for you. That way, you have all your files backed up in case Windows 10 loses them (I have seen that happen) and you can restore the backup image if you decide Windows 10 is not for you. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, How do I remove deleted program entries from MSCONFIG's start up menu? I found several entries of programs which I assumed were removed a while ago. How do I get rid of these entries and their check boxes from the MSCONFIG start up menu list? I'm running Windows 7. Bruce from Alberta Dear Bruce, If you remove the program using the Control Panel's "Uninstall A Program" feature, the entries should be removed from the startup list as well. If a program is removed by just deleting the files, the registry entries will not be removed. If the program was uninstalled in the control panel, but still shows up in msconfig, just right-click and disable the entry. If you can't live with the disabled entry in MSCONFIG, you will probably need to re-install the program, then uninstall

it again. The only other way to remove a program entirely from MSConfig's Startup list is to edit the Windows Registry, which is something I don't recommend, since making a mistake in the Registry can result in Windows no longer working. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I have a new HP Pavilion laptop with Windows 10. I use Google Chrome as well as Microsoft Edge. My problem is that the zoom keeps changing in both programs. What can I do to set the zoom so that it stops changing? Carole Hi Carole, I'm guessing that your zoom is changing because you are brushing against part of the touchpad with your wrists as you type or scroll. Try covering the touchpad and see if that makes a difference. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I find your emails very interesting. My 12 year old computer (WinXP) is about shot, and I am thinking of buying a Chromebook laptop. I understand they are very good. Would you mind expounding on them a little? Thanks, Barbra

If you only use your computer for email and the internet, a Chromebook will be a good choice for you. You can also create and save some documents using the online Google Docs applications, but you will not be able to install and use office applications like Word. You will be able to play online games on your chromebook, but you will not be able to install and play games like you do on a Windows PC. You can use online bookkeeping applications like

Quickbooks online, or freshbooks, but you will not be able to install bookkeeping applications on your computer like Quickbooks. I hope this helps you decide which type of computer will work for you. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at www.askthecomputerlady.com.

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~ News & Classifieds ~ Winners of York Hospital’s Annual 5K Race Announced YORK It wasn’t just a road race you saw while driving through York Village last Saturday morning – but more of a fun-filled community event. A total of over 750 registrants, volunteers ...HONORS from page 37 Emerson, Alexis Bickley, Kiley Chambers, Liberty Clark, Andrew Davis, Cassidy Delano, Louden Dennis, Charles Driscoll, Reilly Eddy, Cole Gilbert, Chelsea Hoyt, Dalan Hubbard, Sommer Huntress, Karissa Kagiliery, Daniel Lenehan, A l exa M ac ke n zie, Andrew Macomber, Caitlin Pelkey, Kristyn Pledger, Donald Ray ton, Katelyn Roberts, Donovan Robillard, Hunter Sawtelle, Howard Scully, James Stevens, Thomas Thumith

Commendations Logan Barstow, Rocio Laquidain Suarez, Logan Lloyd, Shane MacNeill, Amber Miller, Brooke Poirier, Abraham Rubianes, Aaron Snow, Morgan Vespa

Freshman High Honors Jeremy Clifford, Lilly Kemp, Ryan Perkins, Dionna Taylor, Isabelle Woollacott

Honors Madison Andrews, Mary Balagna, Thomas Brewer, Abigail Bull, Janelle Gehrke, Rachel Jones, Ayden MacLeod, Henry Miller, Ericachae Paris, Liam Reeve, Julia Roy, Mohamed Shaikh, Tiana Webster, Lauren Welch

Commendations Tristan Denholm, Mia Dickinson, Jacob Farnham, Katherine Johnson, David Jutras, Sebastian Lauer, Austin Painchaud, Maria Perez, Benjamin Reilly, Betelihem Stevens

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and supporters came out before 8:30 a.m. for the annual York Hospital Family Fun and 5K Road & Cross Country Race. Starting and finish lines gave participants a great view of the Miracles Birthing Center renovation scheduled to open later this year. With picture-perfect weather for running (or walking!) the Hospital hosted its challenging, yet enjoyable 5K, where registrants of all ages and expertise enjoyed the views over The Wiggly Bridge and historic Steedman Woods, ultimately arriving back on the hospital campus. Participants were mmediately greeted by the encouraging cheers of many, followed by a carnival-like atmosphere that included stormtroopers, stilt walkers and face painters, jugglers, a magician and refreshments far beyond typical race day fare donated by Foster’s Clambakes, Hannaford Supermarket, KIND Snacks, New England Coffee and York Hospital’s Dining and Nutrition Team. “We’re thrilled that each year our 5k fun continues to evolve. But what seems to stay the same is that our event brings a smile to folks of all ages, abilities and circumstances. This year we had our steadfast and ever-growSee RACE page 44...

HELP WANTED PART TIME SHORT ORDER COOK Please apply in person to Spring Hill, 117 Pond Road, South Berwick, 207-384-2693

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Wells Recreation 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament WELLS The Wells Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament for Boys and Girls in grades 3rd8th at the Walter Marsh Recreation Area (on Rte. 9A) on Saturday, June 25. Brackets will be set in grades 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8 (as of Spring 2016). The first 20 teams will receive a T-shirt. Teams should provide their own team jerseys or wear pinnies. $75 per

team—minimum of 3 players, maximum of 5 players per team. Coaches are asked to fill out a team registration form and send payment to: Wells Recreation, 208 Sanford Road, Wells, ME 04090. For a registration form or more information go to wellsrec.org or call Wells Rec. at 207-646-5826. Registration Deadline is June 17. Divisions limited to 6 teams each. Teams with complete paperwork and payment will be taken first. Ad-

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ditional teams will be put on a waiting list and filled in as space allows. The 3 on 3 Tournament is sponsored by the Wells Recreation Commission. For more information visit the Wells Recreation website at wellsrec.org or call 207-646-5826.

Rotary Announces New Date for 2nd Annual Mini Golf Tournament WELLS Due to the rain this past Sunday, the Wells Rotary Club postponed their 2nd Annual Mini Golf Tournament to Sunday, June 19. The event will be held at

...RACE from page 43 ing team of Mr. Johnston’s Joggers, from York’s Coastal Ridge Elementary School, a bridal party “Racing to the Altar�, and lots of families and folks in our community simply having some fun together before their busy Saturday begins,� offered York Hospital President Jud Knox. The York Police Department, York Volunteer Ambulance, York Parks & Recreation Department, York Hospital staff and many community volunteers, including Lifeguard Adam Legg, at The Wiggly Bridge ensured a safe race. Proceeds from the day topped $10,000, benefiting “Miracles�, the Campaign for Obstetrics and Pediatrics at York Hospital. The renovation of the Hospital’s Birthing & Family Care Center, is scheduled for completion by December of this year and will include newly renovated labor and delivery rooms, new private nursery rooms, and also a Pediatric Telemedicine room hard-wired for direct video connection with Massachusetts General Hospital. Carol Kane, York Hospital’s Lead of Development, was looking up at the large banner stretched across the new Birthing Center announcing “You Made THIS Miracle Happen�, and noted, “It is truly all these moms, dads, grandparents and community members coming out for the race, who are helping us to make this new birthing and family center a reality.� If you would like to contribute to Miracles, please contact Carol Kane, in Friendraising, at 207-351-3520 or via email, ckane@yorkhospital.com. Race sponsors included:

The Weekly Sentinel, Kennebunk Savings, Altus Engineering, Amidon Family Dentistry, Baker Newman & Noyes, Bob’s Clam Hut, Chalmers Insurance Group, Crown Linen Service, Inc., Coverys Community Healthcare Foundation, Crossfit Harpoon Fitness, Employee Benefits Solutions, Empower Retirement, Group Dynamic, Inc., Kozak & Gayer, PA, Lil’s CafÊ, Magellan Rx Management, New England Coffee, Portland Computer Copy Inc., Resource Promotions LLC, Reily Foods Co., Robert’s Maine Grill, SIS Bank, and Village Veterinary Clinic. Overall Winners: (The first overall male and female are excluded from their age divisions) Male: Alex Moser, Portland 15:47; Female: Kellie Walker, Newmarket, NH, 19:54. Age 10 & Under Male: Finnegan Convery, Cape Neddick, 24:26; Female: Lindsey Kassatly, York, 24:27. Age 11-13 Male: Brendan Mather, York Beach, 19:28; Female: Jackie McEvoy, Berwick, 24:20. Age 14-17 Male: Andrew Weeks, Portsmouth, NH 18:26; Female: Grace Reynolds, York, 22:12. Age 18-29 Male: Samuel Ford, York, 18:31; Female: Patricia Massa, Biddeford, 21:17. Age 30-39 Male: Matt Daly, Eliot, 17:50; Female: Nicole Derr, South Berwick, 22:12. Age 40-49 Male: Casey Carroll, Dover, NH 17:52; Female: Mara Derosier, York, 23:55. Age 50-54 Male: Thomas Simpson, York, 21:54; Female: Laura O’Keefe, Stratham, NH 23:58. Age 55-59 Male: Eric Lindbeck, York, 23:13; Female: Terri Kelly, Lawrence, MA 27:01. Age 60-64 Male: Charles Kaufmann,

Wonder Mountain Fun Park, 270 Post Road, Route 1 in Wells. Registration starts at 2 p.m. with a Shotgun Start at 3:00pm. The event will conclude with a Cookout at 5 p.m. The format will be 5-player teams at a cost of $20 per person. The cost includes golf, free entrance to the Treasure Trap Maze, a coupon for a future round of golf, cookout and prizes. Hole Sponsorships are available at $75. For more information contact Rick Coyne at 207-646-8333 or rick@exitoceansiderealty.com. The proceeds from the event will benefit Wells Rotary Club charities. The Wells Rotary Club meets for breakfast every Monday at 7:30 a.m. at the Old Marsh Country Club on Route 9B in Wells. Portland, 21:11; Female: Nancy Jacovina, Sandown, NH 24:01. Age 65-69 Male: George Whitbread, Wells, 22:53; Female: Eileen Hamilton, Scarborough, 33:11. Age 70 & Over Male: Robert Randall, Springvale, ME 31:47; Female: Sydney Silvi, Cape Neddick, 55:20. Walker Division Male: Hank Lopez, North Berwick, 34:54; Female: Alexandra Houston, North Berwick, 25:36. York Hospital Employees Male: Ryan Yost, North Berwick, 20:23; Female: Erica Webber, York, 22:47.

Photo above: York Hospital 5K Winners, Kellie Walker, Newmarket, NH and Alex Moser, Portland, ME. Photo below: York Hospital 5K Runners at start of Race.

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78 BROOKSIDE CIRCLE, OGUNQUIT

Picture living in the heart of Ogunquit just steps to a trolley stop with views of ocean from the neighborhood entrance. Enjoy returning to your spacious home featuring a bright kitchen and DR, lovely master suite with full BA, 2 more BRs, comfortable LR, and then as a wonderful bonus, spend time in the 25’ x 9’ FR or on the large deck in the private backyard. All for less than $200,000 – an amazing value!

Gail Benson 207-251-0632

Directions: Route 1 north from Ogunquit center to left on Brookside Circle. First left and property is on the left.

LEBANON $309,900

WATER’S EDGE! Year round waterfront home on Milton 3 Ponds (Northeast Pond) with 2 BRs, 1 full BA, and open design. Cozy kitchen with granite counter top, newly updated bath with skylight and octagon window, central air, and sliders from LR and master lead to huge deck overlooking the backyard and water. Perfect for relaxing or entertaining! Full walkout basement with sliders leading to patio. Located on a private no-outlet road. Peace and quiet except for the loons! Large detached storage shed.

Joyce Veroneau 207-752-6209

KENNEBUNKPORT $625,000

Incredible historic Farmhouse, lovingly restored and maintained. Eat-in kitchen with large reclaimed wood island. Ample room for family and entertaining. First floor master bedroom. Stone patio with fire pit, writer’s studio by lily pond, beautiful perennial gardens, lupine fields, and one of the last surviving elm trees in the state. Abutted by conservation land and adjacent to Smith Preserve. An amazing and unique property in a fabulous location. Owner/Agent.

Lela Williams 207-251-8705

YORK $509,900

Revel in your own luscious, heated, 7-person, hot tub room, spacious great room with HW floors and efficient pellet stove, new SS kitchen appliances, 2 bonus rooms on third floor, finished tiled basement -- potential in-law suite with 3/4 bath, fully enclosed big backyard, and sundeck with outdoor FP perfect for play, gardening or relaxing, and custom storage shed. Hard-wired generator. Location cannot be beat – close to town center and I-95. Neighborhood sense of community.

Joanne Stone 207-337-2359

YORK $314,900

Well-maintained, 3 BR, Raised Ranch in a country setting, set back from the road on 5 private acres. Bright and spacious backyard where you can have a garden and plenty of room for family fun. Many newer upgrades. Newer cabinets, counters, and tile floors, in the spacious eat-in kitchen. Lower level FR with wood or gas stove hook-up, oil heat, newer roof, and second bath added in 2012. Detached garage added in 2009 plus 1-car under. NEW Septic system being installed in May 2016.

Bill Conda 207-450-5030

KENNEBUNKPORT $529,000

This property offers a rare opportunity to own an updated, turn-key home that is tucked away but only minutes from town and beaches. Piracema white granite counters, Italian porcelain tile, and SS appliances are only a portion of what makes this well-appointed kitchen a must have. The LR has solid Brazilian cherry floors, cathedral ceilings, and a Heat-N-Glo FP. The first floor master suite has a custom tile shower, marble vanities, HW, and a private deck to enjoy the sunrise/sunset.

Candice House 207-608-9611

KENNEBUNK $235,000

Adorable Cape tucked away in the quiet Old Falls Settlement. It’s situated on a lot near the end of the cul de sac for optimal privacy. Only minutes from the Kennebunk Middle and Elementary Schools, I-95, and a ten minute drive to the beach. The kitchen was updated in 2015 with granite counter tops, new tile floor, and new appliances. A wood FP in the DR offers great ambience and added heat. Enjoy an afternoon in the sun on the deck that was replaced in 2008. Great starter home!

Candice House 207-608-9611

NORTH BERWICK $229,900

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this gem of a Farmhouse with a large barn and an in-town location on a large 2.25 parcel with frontage on the Great Works River. Brand new furnace and newer hot water heater. Large rooms, loads of square footage, original woodwork, hardwood floors, built-ins, and period details. Perfect for an in-home business, loads of parking, and great access to major arteries, Pratt & Whitney, and Portsmouth Shipyard. Bring your ideas – with a little elbow grease this gem could shine!

Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717

YORK $649,900

You will love this gracious retreat close to Ogunquit Beach. Custom-built home with over 3 acres of wooded privacy has walls of glass, soaring ceilings, and an open floor plan. When you enter the home you’re greeted by an expansive foyer that opens to a cathedral great room with gas FP. Formal DR, open gourmet kitchen spills out to FR with yet another FP. Also featuring an impressive first floor master suite with WIC, spa, tiled/glass shower, and FP. Two BRs and large studio on 2nd floor.

Brenda McCarthy 207-837-3948

SANFORD $212,900

ALFRED $229,900

NEW PRICE! 18 Acre parcel of land with commercial and residential zoning! This is a nice 4 BR, 2 BA home with many possibilities for future expansion and/or equity builder. Seller added a mud room and large concrete patio on frost wall for addition or maybe garage. 8’ x 16’ Outbuilding, and several fruit trees and perennials on the property. Call for a showing! MLS#1261901

Patti Fortier - 207-651-7020

SANFORD $109,900

Three bedroom Raised Ranch in great commuting location. One full bath and master with half bath, 1-car garage, partially finished basement, and nice front and back yards. Easy to show. Needs some TLC. Short sale.

Joyce Veroneau 207-752-6209

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Immaculately maintained Cape with plenty of space to entertain family and friends! Set back from the road sits this beautiful 3 BR, 2 BA home on a sprawling, private, 2 acre lot. The 2 expansive, custom decks provide a great space to host all your gatherings. With ATV trails right out your back door, this home would also be perfect for the outdoor enthusiast! Updates include a new roof in 2014 (architectural shingles),new whirlpool tub, and Vermont Castings fireplace.

Steve Horgan 207-432-5230

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