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Noble High School Student Wins National Contest NORTH BERWICK Joseph Horne, a student at Noble High School in North Berwick, has earned the Captain Ken Coskey Naval History Award for his website entitled “The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard: Helping America Take a Stand Against the Axis Powers� at the National History Day national competition recently held at the University of Maryland.

Horne’s website focuses on the production of submarines at the naval shipyard and its influence in defeating the Axis Powers during World War II. His work was considered the best naval-themed project from all fifty states and seven other affiliates from various territories and countries. He received his medal during the closing ceremony held at the Xfinity Center at the University of

Maryland on June 15. Horne and forty-two other middle and high school students from Maine earned the right to compete in one of five categories at the national event based upon their rankings at the state level. The state contest was held at the University of Maine in April. Other award winners at the national competition included Devin Gifford from Greely Middle

Kennebunk SummerFest July 1 KENNEBUNK Mark your calendars! Kennebunk’s SummerFest is Saturday, July 1. The Festival Committee has been busy planning for months and they are bringing past favorite and exciting new events this year. Everyone loves a parade! As usual this year the public is invited to join the SummerFest parade! The parade lines up at 10 a.m. at Water Street. “Kids� of all ages are welcome. The Festival Committee con-

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Arts & Entertainment 12-15 Business & Finance 19-20 Calendar of Events 9 Classifieds 33-36 Computer Lady 24 Health & Fitness 16-18 Home & Business 29-32 Library News 26 Pets 28 Puzzles 38 Real Estate 26-27,40 Sports 36-37 Where To Dine 20-23

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tinues the tradition of the Red Wagon Brigade and in doing so remembers our friend, the late Al Searles. If you are interested, bring your Red Wagon to Water Street at 10 a.m. No wagon? That’s okay! Decorate your bicycle or doll carriage in a festive red, white and blue theme and join the fun! After the parade, there will be music on the plaza, where the band “Dad’s Night Out� will be playing throughout the day. The crafters and artisans will be at the Waterhouse Center beginning at 8 a.m. The crowd favorite face painter “Snowqueen� will be open for business at 8:30 a.m. at the Main Street end of the Waterhouse Center. At the parking lot end of the Waterhouse Center, the Rock Climbing Wall and the Horse and Wagon Rides will begin at 11 a.m. Pups in the Air will be at Lafayette Park from noon to 3 p.m. They are a creative, enthusiastic talented group of performing canines, sure to delight everyone. Rotary Park is where the bounce houses will be located from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Check out the exciting Wildlife Encounters, which will be located at the library from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is a “walkup� exhibit featuring ambassador animals. At noon, join the fun at the Pie Eating contest! For a full schedule, visit www.kennebunkmaine.us/summerfest.

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WELLS Susan Brown, Vice President and Co-Founder of Small Miracles in Life Exist (SMILE Mass), recently presented one of their

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Noble HS student Joseph Horne wins Captain Ken Coskey Naval History Award at the University of Maryland in honor of National History Day.

and the Maine Historical Society. Next year’s theme is “Conflict and Compromise in History� and the state contest will take place on April 7, 2018 at the University of Maine. The competition is open to all Maine middle or high school students. For more information, contact State Coordinator John Taylor at john.m.taylor@ maine.edu; 207-474-7133.

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School (junior division) for her performance on the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, and Samantha Norwood from Noble High School (senior division) for her performance about Irish Immigrants in Maine. Both ladies received the Outstanding Entry from Maine award. National History Day is a nationally recognized academic enrichment program promoting the study of history in schools. The program is modeled after science fairs and encourages students to take a creative approach to studying history. Participating students develop research papers, exhibits, documentaries, performances, or websites based on a topic they select connected to an annual theme. These entries are then evaluated by educators and people working in the field of history. The 2017 theme, “Taking a Stand in History,� encouraged students to explore many interesting topics related to local, state, national, and world history. National History Day in Maine is a collaboration of the University of Maine, the Margaret Chase Smith Library, Maine Humanities Council

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“A Gundalow Adventure for Children�

KITTERY The Kittery Historical and Naval Museum host "A Gundalow Adventure for Children" on Friday June 30, at 11 a.m. This event will take place at the Kittery Historical & Naval Museum and is free for children ages 6-12. Take a trip though time and explore the Piscataqua Region with stories, activities and crafts.

Using models and maps, learn about the historical role of the Gundalows that were built to carry lumber, salt marsh hay, oysters, bricks, pipe staves and coal on the shallow rivers where big ships could not go. Take a look at the amazing network of waterways and read some books about the river, including life in the waters. Children can test their skills as a

sailor by tying some knots, building their own Gundalow model and designing plankton. This is a perfect opportunity to teach kids about local history and get them involved by using hands-on activities. For more information: kitterymuseum.com; 207-439-3080.

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WELLS A major event at Wells Elementary School (WES) each year is Colors Day, which coincides with the last day of school and the start of summer break. This year, the 30th Annual Colors Day occurred on Friday, June 16, an event designed to bring the entire student

body together to celebrate the school's core values of cooperation, honesty, respect, responsibility, sharing and trustworthiness. Events included a parade, award ceremony, art display, contests and games. The Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) at Wells Elementary School sponsors and coordinates Colors Day.

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WELLS The 17th annual Wells Antiques Show and Sale will be held this year on Sunday, June 25, on the spectacular seaside grounds of the historic Wells Reserve at Laudholm Farm. The show is an effort to bring buyers and vacationers from the Northeast and Canada to the many antique shops in Wells, and to introduce them to the wonders of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm Farm.

Wells has been called the “Antiques Center of Maine� because you can find more than 50 antique and rare book shops offering treasures of country pieces, fine period furniture, primitives or collectibles. Heralded as one of the best antiques shows in New England, more than 75 exhibitors from all over New England and beyond will be displaying and selling antiques in every area of the market

under large and small tents, in the barn, and in the open. Visitors will find the show wellrounded with an exciting variety of antiques in all price ranges. Adult admission is $7 each ($6 with the ad appearing elsewhere in this paper) and children under 12 are free when accompanied by an adult. Show hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday and the show will be held ‘rain or shine.’ Laudholm Farm is located off Route 1 in Wells, midway between Exits 19 and

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~ News ~ 31st Annual Literary Achievement Awards Ceremony WELLS The Wells-Ogunquit CSD’s annual 31st Literary Achievement Awards ceremony was held on April 27 in the new Olenn Performing Arts Center at Wells High School. In 2017, two hundred and thirty-six kindergarten through adult education students entered this contest with sixty-six of them placing. Students entered various forms of creative writing including poetry, nonfiction, and fiction. First place winners from each grade level read aloud all or a portion of their entries for the audience.

This year, WHS senior Madison Morin received the top prize of $500 for placing first in the high school “senior� category with her poem, “Reflecting Hope.� The Literary Achievement Awards contest is sponsored by the Wells Rotary Club, the Ogunquit Rotary Club and the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District.

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Saturday, June 24 Pancake Breakfast All you can eat, $5! From 8-11 a.m. at the Senior Center, 300 Post Road, Wells. FMI: 207-646-7775; www.wocam.org.

Trio to Play Concert at The Dance Hall Peggo & Paul with Kent Allyn return to The Dance Hall in Kittery at 7:30 p.m. In the early days, Peggo and Paul toured and played music for kids and families, winning two Parents Choice awards for their innovative kid friendly rock and roll. With Kent, they’ve played fairs, festivals, concerts, coffeehouses, band shells and the White

Sunday, June 25 Chicken Shoot At the York Elks Lodge, 1704 US-1, 2 p.m. Fun, food, and prizes. FMI: 207-361-2788.

Nubble Lighthouse Keepers Dance Held from 7:30-9:30 p.m. with ER 7 p.m. The location is the Wells activity Center, 113 Sanford Road (Rt. 109), Wells . Red Bates, caller; Phil Gatchell, cuer. FMI: 207-312-8114.

The Evergreen Quilt Guild will meet -9 p.m. at St. David's Episcopal Church, Rt 1, two miles south of Kennebunk Village. Newcomers always welcome.

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Meets at Clay Hill Farm,Cape Neddick. The speaker will be native Nigerian Kate Olise, who will introduce her homeland, the people and culture. IWCNE is a nonprofit organization and works year-round to raise money for charities that

Enjoy a night at the driving range! Hit a round and then relax at the poolside oasis with a cold beer and delicious food catered by Duffy's. Admission is $25 and includes a bucket of balls, two beers

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BINGO Doors open at 4:30 p.m.; Bingo at 6 p.m. Burgers, hotdogs and snack food available. Senior Center, 300 Post Road, Wells. Must be over 16 to play. FMI: 207-646-7775; www. wocam.org.

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Vintage Bazaar New England Returns ELIOT The nationally recognized Vintage Bazaar New England (VBNE) returns June 24-25 with a new location, attitude and its most bazaar offerings to date. This must-attend all ages weekend event has uprooted itself from a successful six-year 14-show home in Massachusetts to a new location in Eliot at the Raitt Homestead Farm Museum. Nationally touring bands, award-winning food trucks, guest appearances by

DIY Network stars, and talented vendors will greet guests at the gates. With 185+ vendors from across the country including New Mexico, Ohio, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and New England, this event is recognized as one of Country Living’s TOP 5 must attend vintage festivals. Raitt Homestead Farm Museum, 2077 State Rd, Eliot, is a historic non-profit farm dedicated to preserving the history of farming in America.

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Torch Run Hailed by Atria Residents KENNEBUNK Atria residents and employees showed their appreciation for their fire and police responders at this year’s Torch Run to benefit the Special Olympics! Everyone waved and cheered with American flags to support the runners who later passed the torch to their neighboring police departments.

Senator Collins Meets with Noble HS Students SOUTH BERWICK U.S. Senator, Susan Collins recently met with approximately 30 middle school and high school students who were in our nation’s capital to represent Maine in the national finals of the National History Day academic competition. The group and asked thoughtful questions on a range of issues. Joseph Horne of Noble High School received a prize for his project “The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard: Helping

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Magician Peter Boie: “Conjuring at the Colony�

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Boie spends 150+ days on the road performing for colleges, theaters and corporate events. The show promises to be an amazing experience, where patrons will witness original magic creations from Boie, classic sleight of hand, experience a local ghost legend and mindreading. “I like to mix up the show with lots of different elements, so you never know what’s going to happen next,� said Boie. The Colony Hotel & Resort is located at 140 Ocean Ave, Kennebunkport. Tickets can be

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Kittery Life-Drawing Exhibits: Drawn To Life at Kittery Art Association KITTERY The Kittery Art Association (KAA) will present its

second group show on the theme of the human figure. These works will be on exhibit from June 24 through July 16. An opening reception on Sunday, June 25, from 4 to 6 p.m. will include refreshments, music on the deck, and the opportunity to talk with the artists and possibly to buy a piece of their art. For the past six years, the life-drawing group, founded and facilitated by Bess Cutler, has been a Monday morning staple at the Kittery Art Association. By drawing from a live model

Call for Crafters KITTERY Crafters sought for July 8 Craft Fair, First Congregational Church at Kittery Point. The Women`s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Kittery at Kittery Point, is sponsoring their Annual Craft Fair on Saturday, July 8, on the church grounds, at 23 Pepperrell Rd. (Route 103) in Kittery Point. The fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 3

p.m. Spaces will be approximately 10`x10`. Reservations for the outdoor spaces may be made by sending a check for $35 per space, payable to Women's Fellowship, along with the application. Download the application at www.kitterypointucc.org, and mail it and a check to Roberta Harris, 11 Payne Road, Kittery Point, ME 03905. Reservations must be received by Monday, July 3.

with pen, pencil, brush, paint, or crayon, the focus of the artist has been to capture the human form in all its moods and forms. Classical, contemporary, abstract, charming, edgy, funny or raw,

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1st Annual “Regional Artists� Exhibition at Barn Gallery OGUNQUIT “Regional Artists: An Open, Juried Show� is one of four new mid-season exhibitions opening at Barn Gallery on June 28. Andres Verzosa, former Interim Executive Director and Curator at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) and former owner of Aucocisco Galleries in Portland, has selected work for this show from entries by local artists and members of the Ogunquit Art Association. “OAA Expressions� features a wide variety of art by OAA artist members. Sculptor Jeffrey Briggs and painter Theresann D'Angelo have showcase exhibitions in the North Gallery. Invited New England Sculptors continue to display three-dimensional work in the outdoor Sculpture Court. An ever-changing array of small works of art is available in the Collectors Gallery. Artist-made bid cards, original works of art that also serve

Sculptor Jeffrey Briggs will feature artwork at the Barn Gallery exhibit.

as admission tickets to to the OAA Art Auction on August 5, will be available at the Gala Opening Saturday, July 8, 5-7:30 p.m. Barn Gallery is located at Shore Road and Bourne Lane in Ogunquit. For more information, call 207-646-8400 or go to www.barngallery.org.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ WES Fourth Grade Student Recognized by the MAEA WELLS Wells Elementary School fourth grade student Reese Murphy was recognized for her

artwork by the Maine Art Education Association (MAEA) at the Portland Museum of Art (PMA) earlier this year on March 4 This

At the Portland Museum of Art with her painting hanging overhead in the background is Reese Murphy with teacher Sandy Brennan. (Ken Spinney photo)

Artists Juried into Art Guild KENNEBUNK In April, the Art Guild of the Kennebunks juried five experienced artists into the group: Dee Burdick of Somersworth, Lynne Blanchard Carr of Kennebunkport, Susan Hanna of Londonderry, Susan Messick of Alfred, and John Forssen of Kennebunk. Dee Burdick’s memories of her grandparent’s farm in Maine are often expressed in her oil paintings of pastoral scenes and flower gardens. She earned her BA degree in painting and graphics at the University of New Hampshire. Her paintings are shown at Mast Cove Galleries in Kennebunkport. Lynne Blanchard Carr is a Plein-Air Artist. She was formerly a member and Past President of the Art Guild of the Kennebunks. She attended Vermont Studio School and spent considerable time on Monhegan Island. She has traveled and exhibited widely

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was for an untitled painting she created in an art class inspired by famous Maine artist, Dahlov Ipcar. Murphy, along with other K-12 art students representing various Maine schools, gathered for a reception at the Museum on the 4th to be recognized for their art work with a certificate and a pin. On this evening, students and their families were able to view the student art displayed in a special month-long exhibit at the PMA in celebration of Youth Art Month which is in March. Students were selected for this honor by art teachers who are members of the MAEA. Murphy was selected by art teacher Sandy Brennan. "Reese has been part of our Gifted and Talented Art program since last year and I hope she continues to be interested in drawing and painting," commented Brennan who described Murphy's work as “outstanding�. The annual K-12 student art

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Health & Fitness Cyclists Trek Maine for Lung Disease

Learning Project Provides Money for “Camp No Limits� ELIOT The funds raised by the Eliot Elementary Service Learning Project includes money col-

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and adults in high-stress situations. Bears are distributed by peace officers, firefighters,

Look Who’s BACK in Town! Mary H. Ross, Hearing Instrument Specialist, has agreed to join Dale Rapke’s team at Hearing Essentials and will see patients out of the Waterboro office at 545 Main St. “Our business is growing at Hearing Essentials,” reports Dale Rapke, “so having Mary on board assures the best care possible for our existing and new patients.” Dale stated he will be focused on his Kittery office patients, however he wants to assure his Waterboro patients that he is available to answer any questions Mary might have. Our patients are important to us!

EMS workers and hospital staff. York Ambulance Department was a recent recipient of 24 teddy bears – some of the best medicine not found in their medication boxes. Altrusa donated the teddy bears to help calm and reduce anxiety for children when they have to be transported by ambulance personnel. The bears are meant to help make difficult situations

more 'bearable' for children. Pictured are Karen Tucker, chief, York Ambulance, Penny Eldridge, Altrusa president, Sue Chagnon, Altrusa director, Nadine Rueter, Altrusa member, Sue Booth, Altrusa director, Janet Lawson, Altrusa director, Chris Harrington, Altrusa secretary, and Gary Dollarhite, York supervisor. (courtesy photo)

This is a return to Mary’s roots. She started her career with Southern Maine Hearing Aids when Bob Faye was the owner. She then went on to work at Marty Layne’s in Kennebunk and Saco, along with Shapiro Hearing out of Lewiston area. Mary’s happy to be back in the area with familiar patients and friends. Hearing Essentials is extremely happy to have her here! Call Mary today to schedule your hearing test and consultation for hearing aids. With over 28 years of professional testing for hearing loss and fitting quality digital hearing aids, she can find the best fit for your hearing loss and your budget! She welcomes the return of patients and is available MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Need a later appointment because of work? Call. We will do our best to accommodate your appointment. Let’s all give Mary a warm welcome back! Call Mary at Hearing Essentials (207) 247-6328!

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Nearly $2 Million in Grants Awarded to Clean Up Maine STATEWIDE A combined total of $1.85 million in federal funding has been awarded for the assessment and cleanup of 9 Brownfields sites in Maine. The federal grants awarded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will assist local communities as they work to redevelop these contaminated sites in order to promote environmental integrity and future economic investment. “We are pleased that the EPA has designated these sites throughout Maine as recipients of the vital federal funding for Brownfields cleanups,� U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King said in a joint statement. “These grants represent a continued and welcomed investment in the environmental and economic revitalization of Maine communities.�

The January 2017 assessment from the Economic Development Assessment Team (EDAT) – originally requested in March 2016 by Senators Collins and King – highlighted the importance of the Brownfields Program and its potential to leverage federal resources to redevelop former industrial sites, support the viability of impacted mill communities and help to grow Maine’s rural economy. A Brownfields site is a property that contains a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant, which hinders the potential to reuse or redevelop the site. The EPA's Brownfields Program assists states and local communities as they assess, safely clean up, and reuse brownfield sites for economic development projects. The funding is allocated as follows: Town of Berwick: $200,000 for cleanup; An-

droscoggin Valley Council of Governments: $200,000 for site assessment; City of Hallowell: $300,000 for site assessment; Maine Department of Environmental Protection: $300,000 for site assessment; City of Bangor: $200,000 for site assessment; Eastern Maine Development Corp. for the Town of Bucksport: $200,000 for an area-wide planning grant; $125,000 for technical assistance; Our Katahdin LLC for the Town of Millinocket: $200,000 for cleanup; $125,00 for technical assistance.

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~ Obituaries & News ~

Raymond P. Chabot, 56 NORTH BERWICK – Raymond P. Chabot, 56, of Quarry Road, passed away peacefully at his home on June 14, 2017 after a brief illness. Ray was born in Sanford on June 17, 1960, the son of Alfred and Frances (Poisson) Chabot. He was a 1978 graduate of Sanford High School prior to attending USM for a brief time. He bought a home in North Berwick where he and his wife have resided for 37 years. He married the love of his life, Carmen Suarez in 1983. A welder and fabricator by trade, he worked for WASCO for 20 years, Shaw's Distribution for 25, and currently worked as a DSP at WABAN. Until recently, Ray owned Southern Maine Firearms in Sanford. Ray was an avid collector of guns, CD’s, and antique bottles. He enjoyed skiing with his family and riding motorcycles, which he owned many of over the years. He spent endless hours planting his gardens and spending time with his dogs; but his greatest love was his family. He was a self-proclaimed Chef who made his girls many meals. He made them laugh and supported them in everything they set out to do. Special memories were made at Great East Lake as well as in their own backyard. Ray lived and loved life to the fullest. He was pre-deceased by

his mother, Frances (Poisson) Chabot. He will be sorely missed by his wife of 34 years, Carmen (Suarez) Chabot, their two daughters, Courtney and Cassandra Chabot all of North Berwick; his parents, Alfred and Jacqueline (Cote) Chabot of Sanford; his mother in law, Diane St. Pierre of Wells; 2 brothers, Steve Chabot and his wife Barbara of Portland, Philip Chabot and his wife Terry of Sanford; a sister, Michelle Frasier of Sanford, his cousin who was more like another brother, John Heath of Portsmouth, NH and many nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be held on Saturday, June 17, 5-7 p.m. at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick, where a funeral will be held on Monday, June 19 at 10 a.m. followed by interment in St. Ignatius Cemetery in Sanford. Friends who wish may contribute in Ray's memory to the Animal Welfare Society, P.O. Box 43, West Kennebunk, ME 04094. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

James Edward Peterson, 76 OGUNQUIT – James Edward Peterson, 76, of Ogunquit and Lowell, MA, died unexpectedly on Saturday, June 3, 2017 in Ogunquit. He was born in Reading, MA on February 8, 1941, a son of John and Kathleen (Attoe) Peterson. He grew up in Reading, graduating from Reading High School, Class of 1959. He earned his Degree from Wentworth College in Boston. Jim was a proud veteran, serving in the U.S. Army from 1963 to 1966. He worked as a Mechanical Designer for Wang Labs. Jim was an avid tennis and golf player, and was awarded the prestigious Francis Ouimet Golf Scholarship. When not playing

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tennis or golf, he enjoyed walking, all over town. Jim is predeceased by his parents, two sisters, Muriel Peterson and Shirley Lake, and a brother, William Peterson. He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Linda Ann Peterson of Ogunquit; his daughter, Christine Ann Peterson, his son in law, Scott McLeod, and their son, Connor “Ari� Peterson-McLeod, all of Wells; his son, Eric James Peterson of Ogunquit; two sisters, June Miley of Bridgton, and Muriel Toronto of East Weymouth, MA; a brother, Robert Alfred Peterson of Camarillo, CA; his niece, Shirley Brown of Warner, NH; and several faithful four-legged companions. There are no calling hours. Services will be private. Should friends choose, memorial donations in his name are encouraged to: Ari’s Angels, c/o Kennebunk Savings, PO Box 129, Wells, ME 04090. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, visit Jim’s Book of Memories page at www.bibberfuneral.com. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road, Wells.

St. George Episcopal Church, located at 1 Emerson Street in Sanford, will once again host Sundaes on Tuesdays. These services return for the months of July and August. Last summer many folks took advantage of a mid-week service at 6:30 p.m. on the front lawn of the church, followed by ice cream sundaes. Come, bring a lawn chair, pray and relax in God's arms and then "taste and see how good the Lord is." Services will be held on Tuesdays on the following dates: July 11, 18, 25 and August 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29. FMI: 207-324-8119.

Maker Fun Factory First Parish Church,180 York St, York, invites all children entering grades kindergarten to five to participate in a fun-filled interactive program of music, outdoor games, bible discovery, creativity, and imagination stations on June 26-29 from 9 a.m.-noon. Maker Fun Factory is vacation bible school for

a new generation providing lots of variety, a break from the classroom, and the beginning of summer. The program will be held from Monday, June 26 through Thursday, June 29; 9 am to noon. Registration is $45 for the first child in a family and $20 for each additional child. Scholarships are available. Although participants must complete a registration form, there is no registration fee. FML: 207-363-3758 or office@firstparishyork.org.

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Berwick Public Library Lifetime Community Forum Community members are invited to discuss their experiences living in Berwick in order to help to shape the 'Berwick for a Lifetime Plan.' Topics will include communication, housing and transportation. Refreshments provided. Forum held on Tuesday, June 27, 6 p.m.

Art Contest Contest is for students entering grades 6-12. The theme is “Books and Reading.� All media are accepted: photography, painting, drawing, etc. With your entry, include a one-paragraph statement about your work and inspiration. Is it a favorite scene from a book? A special character? Submissions start Friday, August 4, and must be received no later than 1:30 p.m. on Friday, August 11. One entry from per artist. Winner announced August 12. Prize is a USB art graphics drawing pad, a sketch tablet connected to a computer for drawing or writing.

Magician Conjuring Carroll Maine’s fun magician will entertain on Wednesday, June 28 at 2 p.m. Silly magic and amazing balloon sculptures for fairs, festivals, birthdays and more.

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

Read ME program on August 5 at 10 a.m. “Unknown Caller� tells the story of a brief, failed marriage and its complicated aftermath.

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

Rice Public Library Threads of Our Lives: Maine Fiber Folk Art This traveling exhibit, July 1-29, from the Maine Folk Life Center at the University of Maine will be on display in the Rice building for the month of July. Four panels highlight the diversity and history of fiber arts statewide, particularly the textile traditions of Maine's Anglo, Indigenous, Finnish and Franco communities.

For More Information Call the library at 207-439-1553 or visit www.rice.lib.me.us.

Ebay Sales Donate your items to the Library! Who would think that over $20,000 could have been raised from donations of items “smaller than a breadbox?� That is what has happened in less than five years and has been a major fundraiser for the new library. If you are interested in donating to the eBay fundraiser, please contact the Library.

Book & Bake Sale The library is collecting donations of gently used books and DVDs for its sale on Saturday, August 19. Donations should be clean and in good condition. We do not accept donations of old news magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias, or Reader’s Digest Condensed Books.

Exploring Nature’s Best Engineers by Children’s Museum of NH, Tuesday, June 27, 1 p.m. Ages 5-11 (first come first serve) for 50 participants. Families are welcome to watch from the perimeter!

For More Information Call the library at 207-384-3308 or visit www.south-berwick.lib.me.us.

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

Kennebunk Free Library Statewide Summer Reading Program with a Maine Twist Author Debra Spark discusses her book “Unknown Caller� for the

Steve Corning Variety Show This is Steve Corning's first appearance in Wells on June 26, 10:30 a.m. His variety show features fast-paced juggling routines, mindblowing escape artistry, comedy magic, contortion, balancing, LED light manipulation, and nearly endless amazing stunts, all mixed with a hearty dose of comedy. Event is free.

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Hike with Linda Grenfell The Wells Conservation Commission has been has been working to establish and oversee Town Conservation Lands since 1981. There are currently four parcels of Town Conservation Land in Wells, and the library will host a nature walk at one of the sites on Friday, June 30 at 10 a.m. Location to be determined. Participants should meet at the library at 10 a.m. directions to the hike site.

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On Tuesday, June 27 at 6 p.m., Wells author Karen Creamer will be at the library. Creamer has been writing for her entire life but it wasn’t until she took part in a month-long novel writing competition, NaNoWriMo, that she completed her first book. Her second book, “What if Bebe Stays With Stephen?� will be the subject of her reading and author talk.

York Public Library Rogue One - A Star Wars Story Sunday, July 2, 7 p.m. In a time of conflict, a group of unlikely heroes band together to steal the plans to the Death Star, the Empire's ultimate weapon of destruction. This key event in the Star Wars timeline brings together ordinary people who choose to do extraordinary things. Featuring Felicity Jones in a starring role as Jyn Erso; directed by J.J. Abrams. Rated PG-13 for sequences of violence and action. 133 minutes.

“Harbor Eagles� Photo Exhibit for June Photographer Chuck Maranhas chronicled a pair of bald eagles nesting on Bragdon Island in York Harbor in a series of photographs. He managed to observe these spectacular birds from nest building, sharing food, defending the nest from other eagles and bringing food to the nest in cold weather, snow, and soaking rains. One day they simply left the area after the egg or eggs that they had been tending did not hatch.

For More Information Call the library at 207-363-2818 or visit www.york.lib.me.us.

WHS seniors participating in the Teen Trendsetters™ program at WES during the 2016-2017 school year. Top row (L to R): Emma Eicher, Sophie Ramini, Amber Bauer, Maryalissa Hebden, Elizabeth Curtis, Travis Kay and Joshua McFarland. Middle row (L to R): Connor Hood, Alec Pinette, Ryan Barber, Cullen Cummings, and Olivia Muse. Front row (l to r) Colby Damren, Ryan Sousa, Jasmine Webber, Gwenyth Webber, Kaitlyn Schott, and Lauren Wilusz. Not pictured: Sarah Holdsworth, Allyson O’Brien and Christopher Spearin. Note: Jasmine Webber and Gwenyth Webber are juniors graduating early. (Bonnie Esty photo)

WELLS At Wells Elementary School on May 26, there was a special gathering of first grade students with a class of WHS seniors. They were there to celebrate the culmination of another productive year for Teen Trendsetters™, an intensive reading mentoring program of the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy. Beginning October of 2016, nineteen WHS seniors from Dawn Wentland’s World Literature class traveled on Fridays to the elementary school to help a group of younger students boost their reading skills, reading scores and confidence. During these 45-minute sessions, each senior was matched up with a first grade student for tutoring. According to the coordinator for Teen Trendsetters™ at WES, Literacy Specialist Bonnie Esty, about 60 students have benefited from this program since the fall of 2014. The Barbara Bush Foundation offers participating schools

in the program training for staff and teen volunteers, books, three non-fiction magazines from a Scholastic program called Brainstorm and ongoing monitoring of student reading data. Seniors who commit to volunteer are trained to mentor elementary students. They also practice leadership skills by working one-on-one with a reader. With completion of this experience they receive up to 24 school credit hours in community service. At the party on May 26, the group heard comments from Bonnier Esty (who also wrote the grant that brought this program to WES) and watched a send-off video of photos taken throughout the year of the two groups working together. Students gave seniors a personalized card, a photo and a book for grads titled, Curious You, On Your Way. For their participation, first graders received 15 books to enjoy at home and add See MENTORS page 36...

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~ News ~

Eliot Elementary School’s “Eliot Stories�

ELIOT After months of research, interviews with town elders, and field trips into the community, second grade students at Eliot Elementary School unveiled the mural they created entitled “Eliot Stories�. Students worked with artists in residence Laurie Downey and Gretchen Berg from The Local Stories Project. In collaboration with classroom teachers and the Eliot Historical Society, students were challenged to become stewards of Eliot’s rich past. Each student kept a research journal that included sketches and written notes to document their historical dis-

coveries. These journals were later used to create the mural, and to develop a physical theatre performance that would allow the children to share what they had learned not only with their fellow students at Eliot Elementary School, but also with members of the greater Eliot community. On Monday, June 12, the mural was unveiled and students were delighted to share their physical theatre performance with families and many members of the community. This project was generously funded by grants received from Marshwood Education Foundation,

First Responders Break for Lunch with Students at WJHS

Sitting around a lunchroom table (left to right): Officer Chris Baez, Det. Joseph LaBier, Det. Cpl. Timothy Cetrano and Animal Control Officer Jackie LaLiberte. (Reg Bennett photo)

the PEEPS, Investments for Children, and the Eliot Historical Society. This mural has been displayed at Eliot Elementary School.

WELLS In May, Wells Junior High School administrators sent an open, two-day invitation to “first responders� in Wells and Ogun-

quit to visit their school and have lunch with students. This was to be, as Principal Robert See RESPOND page 36...

~ Pets ~ Emma's Angels

Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Because Safe Haven has always been a No-Kill organization, several shy kitties who were once feral live at our shelter. They would have been euthanized at most mainstream shelters, as feral cats usually are. Knowing they’re safe at Safe Haven, these kitties have developed a calmness around humans but are still learning to feel confident around strangers. They often disappear into nooks when visitors come looking for a kitty to adopt. Because they’re wallflowers, they’re rarely noticed by potential adopters. Ariel is one of these shy kitties. She’s not only beautiful, but has spunk, speed, agility and a

little sass to go with it. She’s delightful, but really doesn’t like to share, so she’d be happiest as an only kitty. Come meet this darling grey-brown tiger or one of our other wonderful shy kitties. Summer’s here, and we’re landscaping at our adoption center. We’d love to have a few birdbaths, feeders and tall shepherd hooks donated to us. Also, our aging wheelbarrow is cracked in several places, so if you have an unused wheelbarrow you could donate we could sure use it. Thrift Shop is looking for beach items in good condition, quality housewares, better jewelry and large paper shopping bags, bubble wrap, and more volunteers!

Safe Haven Humane Society 1420 Post Rd. (Rt. 1) / PO Box 91 Wells, ME 04090

(207) 229-8314 info@safehavenhumanesociety.org www.safehavenhumanesociety.org

NORTH BERWICK Introducing Scooby and Eli, two handsome Chihuahua mix boys from Louisiana! They were rescued from a kill shelter and are now safe and waiting for a happy home. Scooby is tan and is 5-years-old, Eli is Tri-colored and 3-years-old, both neutered and up-to-date on shots. They would be a wonderful addition to any family. They can be adopted separately as they are not a bonded pair. They are waiting for their new adventures! If you would like a sweet pup to cuddle with, call at Emma's Angels Rescue. Find us on facebook at www.facebook. com/Crossposters/.

Emma’s Angels Rescue

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Are you a lady looking for a ladies’ man? Brutus is your guy! He loves women and wants to be the center of their world (and the only man in their life). Don’t be jealous though, he has lots and lots of love to give.

Brutus has a tough name and may look like a tough guy but he’s really a sensitive, soft hearted, squishy marshmallow. This dude finds men intimidating and scary and tends to hide from them. With the ladies though – he’s a big love bug that loves to shower his gal with kisses. and be the best lap dog a 65 pound pooch can be. Brutus has enjoyed playing with other dogs as well so he wouldn’t be opposed to living with a dog in his new home. If you’re a lady looking for a canine man in your life, come on down to the Animal Reminder: It's not too

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animals! Our cupboard is getting pretty low and our cats and kittens wish for Friskies Poultrybased pate's Wet Food. Donations may be dropped off at our Adoption Center in Sanford or at our Thrift Store in North Berwick. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated!

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Rossborough Receives Spirit of Community Award

KENNEBUNK Recently, Senator Susan Collins had the opportunity to meet two remarkable young people – Bella Rossborough of Kennebunk and Kathleen Waeldner of Yarmouth – when

they were in Washington to receive 2017 Prudential Spirit of Community awards, which recognize students for exemplary community service. From nearly 31,000 nominees nationwide, only two students

from each state and the District of Columbia are selected for this recognition, so it was a particular honor to meet these two young women from Maine. Bella is a 12-year-old sixth-grader at the Middle School of the Kennebunks. When she read about how plastic bags harm the environment and wildlife, she took action to reduce their use in her town. After writing to the town manager, Bella followed up by meeting with the Board of Selectmen. Then she began working with the Kennebunk Energy Efficiency Commit-

tee to explore ways to reduce the use of plastic bags. Joined by members of the committee, a friend, her mother, and a teacher, Bella distributed information and reusable bags at town events. She raised awareness of the issue in radio and newspaper interviews, personally visited local merchants to inform them of the benefits of reusable bags, and raised the issue with the town’s Council. Bella’s research, determination, and thoughtful approach truly made a difference. The commitment demonstrated by Rossborough benefits her community today and will for years to come as

Bella continues her efforts to improve the environment. She benefits, as well, from learning the self-reliance and sense of accomplishment that come from taking on responsibilities and meeting them.

Smith Recognized with International Award WELLS Betsy Smith, a resident of Kennebunk, was honored on June 7 by the Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment with a 2017 Visionary Award. Smith, whose volunteer activities directly support the rivers, beaches, and coastal waters of the Gulf of Maine, was nominated by the

Wells Reserve at Laudholm. During a ceremony at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland, the Gulf of Maine Council honored seven individuals and one organization with awards recognizing their outstanding innovation, creativity, and commitment to protecting natural resources

Flag Day at Atria KENNEBUNK In honor of patriotism Atria Kennebunk decided to stick with America for their Adventure Dining travel experience this month and celebrate Flag Day with resident Irene LeClerc’s signature Flag Cake. Irene has been making this recipe since her early 20’s and even made a version of it when she was working at Genes Bakery in Sanford Maine. She has

prepared so many she couldn’t give us the exact number. The cake can be made from scratch. Atria Kennebunk’s Director of Culinary Services, John Caron expressed much enthusiasm for helping yet another resident make a recipe come alive. Thank you to our veterans, Police and Fire Departments, past and present, for their sacrifice and protection of the nation and its flag.

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George H.W. Bush Golf Classic Attended by Celebrities

KENNEBUNKPORT Crowds at the annual George H.W. Bush Golf Classic at the Cape Arundel Golf Club in Kennebunkport this past week were treated with an appearance by the former president himself and members of his family, including former President George W. Bush. Former first lady Barbara Bush and two of the Bush grandchildren co-chaired the event. Among celebrities par-

ticipating in the fundraiser for Gary's House in Portland were actor and Maine native Patrick Dempsey and Luis Tiant, former Red Sox pitcher. The event raised more than $2 million for Gary's House, an affordable lodging option for family members of individuals in medical crisis Picture in photo: Patrick Dempsey with Jim MacNeill, Manager of Maine Diner in Wells. (Karen MacNeill photo)

Wells Boys’ Lacrosse Undefeated!

WELLS Under the coaching direction of Lucas Sevigney, Matt Petrie, Zak Harding and Jason Brickett, the Wells Boys' Lacrosse Team, grades 5-6, ended

with an undefeated season this year! Their success can be attributed to great coaching and a team that was motivated and focused. Following the regular season, the boys' traveled to Thomas College

York Golf and Tennis Results YORK The York Golf and Tennis Club Women's Golf League played its second week of competition on Monday evening, June 18. The 6 teams were able to complete play before the rain

began with the following results: Team 4, captained by Linda Jelllison, moved into 1st place with a cumulative score of 33 points just edging out Paula Dargan's Team 3 by 3/4 of a point. Team 6, led by Debbie

in Waterville on Sunday, June 18, where they played two “tournament” games and won them both! “The team worked hard and is looking forward to next season” stated Coach Petrie. Erikson, is close behind in 3rd place with 32 points followed by Peggy Todd's Team 1 with a score of 30 1/2 points. Team 5, captained by Sandy Petrovich, is in 5th place with 30 points and Team 2, captained by Liz Nolan, is in 6th place with 29 3/4 cumulative points.

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and the trails around your hometown and no longer could? This year Kennebunk High School Seniors for their senior project partnered with Kennebunkport Conservation Trust in borrowing a camera from google street view to create even better access for ...MENTORS from page 26 to their family library. “It was productive,” said senior Joshua McFarland who participated this year. “It was a good experience for the kids and the seniors. I would definitely do it again.” McFarland noted that the younger students learned new words and gained knowledge about such topics as animals and plants from reading with a mentor. The end of the first year for the Teen Trendsetters™ program at WES in 2015 was especially notable as participating students and their mentors were invited to attend Barbara Bush’s 90th birthday party and celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Barbara Bush Foundation held at St. Ann’s Church in Kennebunkport near the Bush home in June of 2015. At that time, these WOCSD students greeted guests to the party, made posters and received t-shirts.

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 have recorded 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. This amazing partnership of Kennebunkport Conservation Trust and Kennebunk High School has created a spark in the community.

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WOCSD Celebration of Service WELLS The end of the 2016-2017 school year in the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District (WOCSD) finds 12 staff members retiring and six other staff reaching the 20 year milestone of service to the District. All of these individuals were honored in a “Service to Education Celebration” event at Wells High School on June 15. Following a reception for these colleagues, WOCSD Superintendent Jim Daly and the District’s three school princi...RESPOND from page 28 Griffin stated, “a positive, small thing to not only welcome them to our school, but to foster some positive interactions between students and them.” Griffin said that he and Assistant Principal A.J. Dufort had been considering ways to acknowledge and involve the community more at the school and so this gesture became a start towards that goal. Griffin said several police officers attended the first day and both fire and police personnel came for lunch the following day. “We enjoy having them here, and enjoy seeing the valuable positive relationships they are forming with our students,” said Griffin.

pals Christopher Roche (WES), Robert Griffin (WJHS) and Eileen Sheehy (WHS) recognized these individuals with comments and gift bags. Those retiring include Cathy Abbott (22 years of service), Jay Audet (34 years), Sue Cayford (5 years), Beth Cilluffo (12 years), Sharon Crippen (12 years), Paula Edmonds (2 years), Lil Lagasse (24 years), MaryEllen McEvoy (20 years), Alice Meader (40 years), Gerry Randall (18 years), Arlie VanNatta (13 years), and Bob Winn (34 years). Those recognized for reaching 20 years of service to the District included Martha Brown, Judi Dion, Marcy Dzamba, Marcia Millian, Cheryl Oakes and Clarissa Sweeney.

Retiring teacher Alice Meader was honored at the celebration, who began teaching at Wells Junior High School in 1977. She has taught under nine superintendents. (Reg Bennett photo)

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~ Sports ~ As Sports Stadiums Age, Questions Surround Safety of Structures With his team leading 34-30 in the final minutes of a Wild Card Playoff game against the New Orleans Saints in 2011, Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch took a handoff and exploded through the hole, beginning what would turn out to be a 67-yard touchdown run. Odds are as Lynch was sealing the victory for the Seahawks against the defending Super Bowl Champions, nobody in the stands was worried about the structural soundness of CenturyLink Field. Sitting a few thousand miles away on a tiny island at North Tonawanda, NY, just outside of Niagara Falls, Douglas P. Taylor, CEO of Taylor Devices, no doubt looked at Lynch’s run through a different lens than most Seahawks fans that day. Taylor’s daily job involves controlling and stopping the movement of masses. No, he’s not a linebacker, he’s an engineer, and his company manufactures seismic dampers that protect structures during such events as earthquakes and high winds. As Lynch rumbled down the sideline for the game-winning touchdown, something else was rumbling in Seattle that day.

Lynch’s run led to such a frenzy in the stands that jumping fans caused a 1.0 earthquake to register at the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network. Lynch helped set off seismic alarms again in 2014 on touchdown run, and football fans of another sort on the other side of the pond got into the act earlier this year, causing what amounted to a 1.0 Earthquake in Spain in celebration of an FC Barcelona win. Taylor’s firm wasn’t involved in the construction of either facility in Seattle or Barcelona, but it was heavily involved with BC Place, a new stadium in Vancouver, and Safeco Field, the retractable roof stadium that serves as the home of the Seattle Mariners. “Those who are going to sporting events should be made aware that technology already exists to protect a structure and its occupants during wind and seismic events,� Taylor says. “My hope is that a fan’s biggest worry is the score of the game and not whether the stands around him are going to collapse.� Of Major League Baseball’s 30 stadiums, 18 were built in 1995 or later, with five of those opening in the past decade.

When play opens on the 2017 NFL season, 10 of its stadiums will have opened their doors in 1994 or earlier, with the remaining 21 opening in 1995 or later. “Any stadium in a high seismic zone that was designed before 1995 probably does not meet the updated seismic codes,� Taylor says. “For stadiums subject only to high winds, older designs may well meet the current codes. However, these codes usually only provide a structure that won't totally collapse. While certain weather and nature-related phenomena such as hurricanes and snow storms can be identified by meteorologists well in advance to postpone games, there is no early-warning system for an earthquake. Several professional stadiums – not to mention a large number of college football stadiums – are near fault lines in California and in the Midwest. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, there is a seven to 10 percent chance an earthquake magnitude 6.0 or higher will strike in the next 50 years along the New Madrid Fault Line in the Midwest. California on the other hand – the current home of five MLB teams and four NFL teams – is staring down the barrel of a gun ready to fire off a 7.0 magnitude earthquake or higher at any time.

Noble Baseball Team Receives Award

NORTH BERWICK The Noble baseball season was a success! A record of 5-11 almost doubled their win total last season. (3 last year); winless 2 seasons ago. The team was recognized before the class A

championship game in Augusta on June 17 for the Good Sportsmanship award. Pictured receiving it left to right: Jake Lacroix, Duncan Mcgilveray, Dalton Meagher, Ian Dudley. Not pictured coach Adam Hale.

“The northern part of the state is long overdue for a powerful earthquake (7.0 or higher) along the San Andreas fault,� Taylor says. “San Diego and Los Angeles aren’t safe either. A new fault line was discovered in the Southern part of the state earlier this year that could cause an earthquake as powerful as 7.4 on the Richter Scale.� Douglas P. Taylor is the

CEO of Taylor Devices (www. taylordevices.com), which manufactures seismic dampers that protect structures during such events as earthquakes and high winds. He is inventor or co-inventor of 34 patents in the fields of energy management, hydraulics and shock isolation. In 2015, he was inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame by NASA and the Space Foundation.

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Auto, AC, Power Seat/ Windows/Locks, Keyless Enter-N-Go, Bluetooth, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, Fog Lights, Alloys, Dual Exhaust, Factory Warranty, Stk#91825

Auto, AC, Leather Heated Seats, Remote Starter, Touch Screen Satellite Radio, Keyless EnterN-Go, Back Up Camera, Power Windows & Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, Stk#17174A

$17,995

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$18,995

39K MILES & BLUETOOTH

2015 MAZDA CX-5 GRAND TOURING 4X4

2012 RAM 1500 QUAD CAB EXPRESS 4X4 HEMI

2016 CHRYSLER 300C AWD

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Panoramic Moonroof, Heated & Cooled Seats, Heated Steering, 8.4� Touch Screen, Bluetooth, Remote Starter, Fog Lights, Keyless EnterN-Go, Full PWR Equip., Satellite, Fact. Warr., 23K Miles, Stk#91786

LEATHER & NAVIGATION

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2014 HONDA CR-V EX-L 4X4

2015 SUBARU FORESTER 4X4

2016 JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED 4X4

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2013 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA UNLIMITED 4X4

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Auto, AC, Sprayed-In Bedliner, PWR Seat, Alloys, Dual Exhaust, Bluetooth, Back Up Camera, Satellite Radio, Full PWR Equip., Wheel Flares, Trailer Tow Group, Rockford Fosgate Sound, Stk#16028A

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LEATHER & MOONROOF

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NAVIGATION & HARD TOP

$19,995

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2011 RAM 1500 2014 JEEP GRAND QUAD CAB CHEROKEE LARAMIE 4X4 HEMI LIMITED 4X4

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