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York Days Events Kick Off July 29 - August 6 YORK – York Days, 2017, will bring an exciting lineup of entertainment, special events and fireworks, from July 29 through August 6. The York Days Co-Ed Softball Tournament will be a double elimination tournament limited to 10 teams. Each team will have a maximum of 15 players, four of which must be female. ASA rules will govern all play. Trophies will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams. So get your teams together and we’ll see you Saturday, July 29. Register at the York Parks and Recreation Department, 207-363-1040. The York Days 5k on

Sunday, July 30, is part of the York Days Festival that is held every summer in York. This is a scenic run through York Village and York Harbor and this year's 34th Annual Amidon Family Dentistry Roadrace will start at 8 a.m. at York High School, 1 Robert Stevens Dr, York. The course is 5K Certified by the Athletics Congress. Registra-

tion opens at 6:30 race day, closing at 7:45 a.m. $25 mail-in registration/$27 online or $30 day of race. Limited to 1,200 runners. Free 12 and under Fun Run. FMI: parksandrec.yorkmaine. org. Volunteers are needed for the Road Race. If you can help, go to www.signupgenius.com/ go/30e0b4aa8a72ca5ff2-york. A centerpiece of the York

Days celebration will also take place on Sunday, July 30, with the Christmas in July lighting of the Nubble from 8-9 p.m. Lights will come on at 9 p.m. with the arrival of a York Beach Fire Ladder Truck and Santa. Lights will come on each night following for one week 8:30 p.m.midnight each night. Parking is limited, please plan to catch a FREE bus running from York High School between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. The ball field at Short Sands Beach will serve as the site for the two-day York Days Craft Fair, slated from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, August 5, and Sunday, August 6. There will be live music, a clown per-

formance (11-1 on Saturday), a giant slide, Todd’s Street Side Grill and over 40 vendors. A traditional fireworks spectacular will conclude York Days at 9 p.m. on Sunday, August 6, at Short Sands Beach. PLEASE NOTE: York Days Fireworks needs your help! The fireworks show is very expensive and donations are needed to insure the show can happen. Donations of any amount are appreciated. Checks payable to York Beach Fire Department may be dropped off at the York Region Chamber of Commerce, 1 Stonewall Lane, York. Donations may be mailed to YB Fire Dept., 18 Railroad Ave, York Beach, ME 03910; Attn: Chief Bridges.

10th Year for Nicole’s Run/Walk to Benefit Caring Unlimited KENNEBUNK On Sunday, July 30, the 10th Annual Nicole’s Run/Ellie’s Walk will take place at Lord’s Point, Kennebunk Beach. This annual 5K event in honor of

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Nicole Oliver raises awareness about domestic violence. The 5k (3.1 mile) run or walk begins at 9 a.m., with registration opening at 6:45 a.m. A 1k Kids’ Fun Run will take off at 8:30 a.m. Registration for the 5K is $25 in advance or on race day. The Kids’ run is $15 in advance or on race day. Nicole’s Run/ Ellie’s Walk, presented in part by 2017 Event Sponsor: Kennebunk Savings, raises money to support the programs and services of Caring Unlimited, York County’s Domestic Violence Resource Center. Online registration is avail-

able at www.nicolesrun.org, and www.caring-unlimited.org. Nicole’s Run/ Walk was first organized by friends and family of Nicole Oliver, a 24-year old mother of two from Wells, who was killed by her husband in 2007. Nicole had recently left her abusive husband and was working to rebuild a safe and secure life for herself and her two young sons. She was taking courses towards her goal of becoming a registered nurse when she was killed. Each year, Caring Unlimited serves approximately 3,000 individuals whose lives are affected

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Celebrate HarborFEST at Wells Harbor WELLS The festivities include Beer, Bean-Hole Beans and a Band on Friday, July 28, 6-10 p.m., when there will be lots of excitement on tap. Beer and wine vendors will be offering the best craft beers around. Combine that with burgers, hot dogs, bean-hole beans, and great music for a perfect start to your weekend. The fun continues with Harbor Day on Saturday, July 29, 11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. when Wells Harbor will be transformed into a

fantastic mix of activities for kids and kids at heart! Free family friendly activities include games, face painting, a Children’s Play Area, and a Kids

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Crabbing Activity (complete with awards and cake)! Don’t forget to find pirates plunder at the Pirate Treasure Hunt on the Harbor Beach and show off your skills

at the Junior Fireman Obstacle Course. And that’s just the beginning of all the great fun awaiting the little ones! There will be lots of food options: Fred and Patti’s “Tasting Maine� and Cindi’s “What-aWrap� food trucks will be on site 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Cameron Clan Kettle Corn will be serving up hot kettle corn and cold lemonade. There will also be cotton candy and root beer floats. The Well’s

Wells Rotary Famous Chicken BBQ. Left to right: Rick Coyne, Senator Ron Collins, Cathy Hansen, Bob Foley, Terry Hodskins, Barbara Finkelstein, Gloria Charlton, Patty Carleton, Jeannie Wolfson, and Pam Coyne. (Wells Harbor FB photo)

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by domestic abuse through support and safety planning services including: 24-hour confidential hotline, emergency shelter, transitional housing, support and education groups, legal advocacy, school-based education and advocacy and community education. Money raised by Nicole’s Run goes to support Caring Unlimited’s programs and allows the organization to continue to offer critical, life-saving safety planning services to victims of domestic violence. To register, visit www.nicolesrun.org. Participants are

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WELLS The Choose To Be Healthy Bright Futures Public Service Announcement (PSA) featuring local middle school and high school students launched at the Wells Flagship Cinemas on July 14. The message of the Bright Futures PSA is a positive and hopeful one. At the Choose To Be Healthy (CTBH) Annual Regional Youth Leadership Summit held at Traip Academy this Spring, students were asked

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to reflect on their goals: places they want to see, things they want to do, and plans for their lives—and how they don’t want drug or alcohol use to get in the way. Despite what is shown in the media and what teens hear from their friends, the data shows that most teens in York County are not using. 94% of Middle School students and 66% of high school students report not using drugs or alcohol in the past month (Maine Integrated Youth Health Survey, 2015). The PSA will air before movies at the Wells Flagship Cinema for 12 weeks and can also be viewed on CTBH’s website at www.ctbh.org. Movie passes will be raffled off to local youth during a corresponding social media campaign through July 31 at www.facebook.com/ themainevoice. See Facebook page for contest rules. This PSA was made possi-

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~ News ~ Adult Degree Completion Scholarship Available STATEWIDE One of the many challenges adults face as they return to college is financing their education. The University of Maine System (UMS) has an Adult Degree Completion Scholarship fund helping Maine residents return to school and complete their academic studies. For many, these may have begun years ago and were not completed for a variety of reasons. These funds are dedicated to support adult students returning to college after an absence of at least three years or more and who are completing their very first bac-

calaureate degree Applicants may qualify for up to $4,000 per academic year for up to eight consecutive semesters. Students returning to school have two opportunities to apply for the Adult Degree Completion Scholarship. Each year the deadlines for new applicants are: August 1 – to be considered for a full academic year award beginning in the fall semester; December 1 – to be considered for a spring semester award; and all renewal applications are due June 1. The electronic application takes approximately 15 minutes to

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...HARBOR from page 1 Rotary’s annual Chicken BBQ will begin at 3pm. Shain’s favorite Sea Dog Biscuits will be available for desert. Keep that energy up for all the activities! For the kids at heart, let the games begin! See how far you can toss in the Lobster Trap Toss World Championships or have a whack at the Lumberman’s Challenge. No festival is complete without Congdon’s Great Doughnut Eating Contest with and prizes.

All sorts of events going on throughout the day, including R/C helicopters and drones, kite building and flying, paddle and skim board demos, chainsaw carving, and live farm animals (just to name a few). End a perfect weekend of fun and festivities with free s’mores and a concert by the Windmills - what could be better? The Wells HarborFEST is a free community festival brought to you by Wells Rotary Club, the Town of Wells, and generous donations from friends and sponsors.

Finalists for Town Manager Position Announced OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Select Board has announced it has narrowed the field of candidates for the Town Manager position to two finalists. The finalists are Patricia Finnigan of Saco, most recently the Town Manager in Camden, and Kris Tucker of Virginia Beach, VA, recently the Director of Economic and Community Development for Northhampton County, VA.

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~ News ~ Summer Fun at Hamilton House SOUTH BERWICK Join Historic New England education staff for summer activities in the cottage and gardens at Hamilton House, Mondays through August 14, 10 a.m. - noon. Ideal for ages 4-10, the program allows for exploration of the site's history and includes a tour of Hamilton House designed especially for families (at 11:30 a.m.). Each week will offer a Story Walk, hands-on activities, and art projects to foster creativity and fun. Families are encouraged to pack a snack and enjoy a summer day much like Elizabeth and Elise Tyson and their good friend Sarah Orne Jewett did at the turn of the twentieth century. Now in its second year, the summer program will include both new activities and returning favorites. Pages of the beloved children’s book, Farmer Will, by

local author Jane Cowen-Fletcher, will be placed along a path for parents and kids to read aloud as they walk through the story. A portable kit of watercolors will invite all ages to create their own sets of paintings inspired by the garden flowers. An old-fashioned camera viewfinder will give kids the chance to play with photography. New this summer will be map-making, block printing and wallpaper designs, and a tiny house with a whimsical mural. Family Days are organized by Historic New England Maine Education Program Coordinator Julia Einstein. $5 per family, free to Historic New England members. This is a drop-in program and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Hamilton House is located at 40 Vaughan’s Lane, South Berwick. FMI: www.historicnewengland.com.

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YORK HARBOR Maine Connections Academy (MCA), Maine’s first tuition-free, virtual public charter school for grades 7-12, is currently accepting applications for the 2017-18 school year, and will be holding a series of information sessions throughout the

representatives, connect with local families, explore the program and curriculum, and ask questions about the enrollment process while enjoying light refreshments. MCA will be hosting more information sessions online and throughout the state during July and August. To register for this event or to view a complete list of sessions, visit www.maineconnectionsacademy.com. MCA will enroll up to 429 students on a first-come, first-serve basis for the upcoming school year. Families who are interested in virtual school should submit an application as soon as possible by visiting the same website.

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~ News ~ Land for Maine’s Future Destinations Passport STATEWIDE This summer, Maine people are invited to explore the more than 150 destinations that have been conserved with support from the Land for Maine’s Future (LMF) program over the past three decades. Celebrating its 30th Anniversary, LMF has secured public access to more than 600,000 acres in the state, offering opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, swimming, boating, and ATV riding. To help visitors plan their next outdoor adventure, an LMF Passport is now available, featuring 35 destinations. “The new passport offers something for everyone, including gentle nature paths, challenging mountain hikes, extensive ATV trails, scenic picnic locales, popular fishing spots, sandy beaches, and canoe-friendly waters,� explained Maine Coast Heritage

Trust President Tim Glidden. Participants can customize their explorations by using a new website (www.landformainesfuture.org) with information on more than 150 places to visit. Passport holders who explore at least three LMF destinations this summer and upload a photo of their passport will be awarded a handy “LMF Works for ME� flashlight carabiner. “No matter where you are in our state, you’re never far from a special place that’s available to the public today because of the Land for Maine’s Future program,� shared Kate Dempsey, State Director of The Nature Conservancy in Maine. “Best of all, since LMF’s work has been funded by Maine people for the past 30 years, these properties belong to all of us forever.� People who visit LMF destinations this summer are also

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KBIA Seaside Celebration 6-8 p.m. on the KBIA lawn for their tenth annual Seaside Celebration. This night unites the "older" members of this KBIA community (21 and older, please) in the beautiful setting of the cove. Cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and auction! Accepting donations for scholarships for local children to attend KBIA for a magical summer. RSVP to events@ kbia.net or call 207-967-2180.

RumBarroco Performance York Art Association presents the Maine debut of RumBarroco, a Latin-Baroque Fusion Ensemble, 4-5:30 p.m. at YAA, 394 York St, York. Free admission. FMI: 207363-4049.

Wells Republicans Meet The Wells Republican Committee will meet at 9 a.m. in the Littlefield Room on the second floor in the Wells Town Hall, 208 Sanford Road. To celebrate the end of the first session of the 128th Legislature, a light continental breakfast will be available starting at 8:30 and all attendees will be entered into a drawing for four tickets to Aquaboggan. All Republicans are invited to come welcome home Senator Ron Collins and Representative Bob Foley. FMI: nford.wellsgop@gmail.com or 207-468-2395.

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Monday, July 24 Power of Place Virtual Tour 12-1 p.m. June LaCombe, curator of the Power of Place sculpture exhibition at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, talks about the show. Enjoy an illustrated talk about the art, the artists, and the process of siting sculpture on a landscape. $2 suggested donation. FMI: 207646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

Music in the Park Ogunquit Parks & Recreation Presents “After Hours Band� with George Kondos, a 16-piece swing band, as part of their Music in Park program. 6-8 p.m. at Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common at the Ogunquit Heritage Museum, 86 Obeds Lane, Ogunquit. FMI: OGTParksRec.com.

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Artists create their pieces during an outdoor performance of artists mid-creation at the Rhogue Gallery at Lonsdale Plaza, 1949 Route 1, York. Free wine and homemade goodies! Rain date: Thursday, July 27. FMI: 207-361-7537.

Climate Stewards: Ecosystem Forecasting in a Changing Climate 6-7:30 p.m. at Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Imagine forecasting ecosystems like we forecast weather. Can scientists predict red tides, jellyfish outbreaks, deer tick hazards, and species invasions? Join Nick Record, computational ocean ecologist and senior research scientist at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences. $5 suggested donation. FMI: 207646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Monday Concerts at First Congregational Church KENNEBUNKPORT The First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport invites you, your family, and friends to attend its 2017 “Monday Evening Summer Concert Series” to be held in the church at 141 North St., Kennebunkport. Joyce Painter Rice, Music Director & Organist, the Rev. Paula Norbert, Pastor, & church members are pleased to offer these concerts to the public. While the concerts are free of charge, donations will be gratefully accepted. Each concert will begin at 7 p.m. The first concert will be held on Monday, July 24 and will feature Neal Ferreira, tenor, and Frederick MacArthur, organ and piano. Neil Ferreira is praised for his “rich, powerful voice” and “bravura-filled stage presence.” Performing professionally in opera and oratorio, Mr. Ferreira was the recipient of the 2012-13 Artist Of The Year Award from Syracuse Opera. He also has appeared with Florida Grand Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, The Glimmerglass Festival, Virginia Opera, Opera Colorado, Opera Boston, American Repertory Theatre, Boston Midsummer Opera, and Guerilla Opera. Neal holds a Master of Music degree in Vocal Performance from New England Conservatory, where he studied with opera singer Patricia Craig. Frederick MacArthur is organist at All Saints Parish in Haverhill, MA., and at First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Cambridge, MA. He is in demand in greater Boston as a recitalist and freelance accompanist. His previous positions in Massachusetts and Rhode Island include at Old South Church, Boston, and Brown University. He has performed throughout the U.S., Italy, Germany, and Israel and has represented the United States four times in the International Organ Festival in

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dates and artists are as follows on Mondays. July 31: Roric Cunningham, cello, (mostly solo cello, some accompaniments by Joyce Painter Rice); August 7: Liesl Quigley, soprano; August 14: Carson Cooman, organ; August 21: Drowned Valley, a popular bluegrass group. First Congregational Church is located at 141 North Street, Kennebunkport. For more information: call the church office on Tuesdays at 207-967-3897 or email joyceorganist@aol.com.

Tony Deblois to Perform CAPE NEDDICK Internationally accomplished musician Tony Deblois will perform at Hilton-Winn Farm, 189 Ogunquit Road, Cape Neddick, on Thursday, July 27, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Deblois is blind, autistic, and has savant syndrome, but that doesn't stop him from perfecting 13 instruments and a multitude of languages! Tickets are $20 per person. To reserve, call 207-361-1385 or find Nancy at Nancy's Cafe, 1151 Route 1, Cape Neddick.

Legacy of Jonathan Sayward: With Honor and Reputation Sustained YORK Walk in the footsteps of Jonathan Sayward, eighteenthcentury entrepreneur, civic leader, and loyalist, on this special guided tour, presented jointly by Old York and Historic New England. Beginning at the Remick Gallery on Saturday, July 29, 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. or 12:30-3 p.m., guests will travel by shuttle to the Hancock Warehouse and the SaywardWheeler House. Light refreshments will be served on the porch of the Sayward-Wheeler House, overlooking the harbor. Guests then return via shuttle to the Remick Gallery, or by a leisurely walk on Fisherman's Walk. The tour concludes with a visit to Sayward's grave site at the Old Burying Ground. Meet at the Remick Gallery, 3 Lindsay Road, York. $25

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Christopher Crosman to Discuss Artist Will Barnet in Totally Tuesday Talk

OGUNQUIT On Tuesday, July 25, Christopher Crosman will be the Ogunquit Museum of American Art’s (OMAA’s) featured speaker for a Totally Tuesday Talk entitled, “Will Barnet: Portraits and Homages.”

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Tim Janis Presents Heavenly Music by the Gulf of Maine KENNEBUNKPORT Tim Janis will be in concert at St. Ann’s Episcopal Church on Ocean Ave, Kennebunkport, Sunday, July 30, at 4:30 p.m. Janis is known as a best selling new age and classical composer of healing music conveying a sense of natural beauty. The concert will be held outdoors with the sea as a background in keeping with Tim’s music. All proceeds will benefit community outreach programs supported by St. Ann’s Church. Tickets are $35, $10 for children 10 and under, are limited in case of inclement weather. Weather permitting, tickets may be purchased on the grounds the afternoon of the performance. Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy. Tickets can be purhased by calling 520-704-2010.

Music in the Park Concert OGUNQUIT Ogunquit Parks & Recreation presents “After Hours Band” on July 24, from 6-8 p.m. at the Dorothea Jacobs Grant Common, 86 Obeds Ln, Ogunquit. The 16-piece swing band features George Kondos.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Maine Women in the Arts Summer Art & Crafts Show KENNEBUNKPORT The 40th season for Maine

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Women in the Arts (MWA) kicks off with its first show, the Summer Art and Crafts Show, July 28 to 30, at the Masonic Hall, Temple Street, Kennebunkport. This show offers a wide selection of fine art and crafts. Admission is free. The hours for the show are Friday, July 28, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, July 29, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, July 30, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meet the artists at the reception open to the public on

Friday, July 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. The MWA Summer Show will include works by more than 50 artists from Maine and northern New England. In addition to fine art and photography, MWA artists will be showing a variety of crafts. MWA chairperson Pam Edwards says, “This is a very special season for us as we celebrate our 40th anniversary. MWA was founded in 1977 as a statewide organization to pro-

Baritone Jacob Cooper to Sing at St. Peter’s Church CAPE NEDDICK Colorado native Jacob Cooper's ebullient stage presence has been recognized on the opera stage ("stunning" Boston Globe), in recital, and as a dynamic component of ensembles. Jacob will perform on Sunday, July 23 during the 10 a.m. service at the historic 120-year-old St Peter's by the Sea Episcopal Church at 535 Shore Road in Cape Neddick, Maine. The public is invited and most welcomed. Cooper is a member of many of New England's premiere period ensembles, including solo turns with the Handel + Haydn Society, Emmanuel Music, Arcadia Players, and a recent appearance as Curio in

Boston Baroque's Giulio Cesare. Other recent solo appearances have included Blue Hill Bach Festival, Colla Parte sackbut ensemble, Juventas New Music Ensemble, the Weckmann Project, Monadnock Chorus,

the Heritage Chorale, and the Falmouth Chorale. He has performed with the range of ensembles , including Boston Baroque, Boston Modern Opera Project, Marsh Chapel Choir and Odyssey Opera. A commitment to the drama of sung text has been noted in his "impeccable diction" for his recital at the Frederick Collection with pianist Simon Tedeschi, and in showcasing "the best piece of Shakespearean acting I've seen all year (HubReview) for his portrayal of Ford (Falstaff) with Boston Opera Collaborative. Am active musician, he currently sings at the Episcopal parish Church of the Advent in Boston.

mote and give exposure to artists and their work in a variety of media. We invite the public to come out to view the artists’ work and celebrate with us as we kick off this show season.� In addition to the July show, MWA has a special anniversary show September 29 to October 1, which will bring back many of the artists previously associated with MWA. Our ever-popular Prelude Show runs from November 30 to December 3, and includes fine art

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“Steel Magnolias” at Hackmatack

BERWICK The performance of “Steel Magnolia” opens on Friday, July 28 at 8 p.m. at the Hackmatack Playhouse, 538 School St, Berwick. Tickets are $30 per person and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Kennebunk Land Trust. Six women, three generations. This is the foundation of “Steel Magnolias.” It is also the story of the six actors who were cast in this story of a group of gossipy southern ladies who meet at a small town beauty parlor. “It’s so much about generations of mothers and daughters,” said Caitlin Lowans, director of the show. “And it’s great that a lot of of the actors have those experiences, which means we really have that perspective from both sides of that relationship in the room.” The play highlights the story of two young women on the brink of adulthood, two mothers struggling with parenting and two grandmothers, equipped with the benefits and bothers of aging. “Steel Magnolias,” both humorous and touching, explores the common need for family, friends and community. Set in Louisiana, the beauty shop brings together anybody who is anybody. All of them have their hair done here. The shop assistant is not sure whether or not she is still married and the wise-cracking owner dispenses shampoos along with free advice to such characters as the town's rich curmudgeon, an eccentric millionaire with a

Monique Foote of Dover, Kelli Connors of Kittery (back left to right) and Rachel Nolan, a student at UNH, appear in “Steel Magnolias,” the story of three generations of women in a beauty shop.

raging sweet tooth and the local social leader. Written by Robert Harling, based on his experience with his sister's death, the play opened off broadway in 1987. The title suggests women are as delicate as

magnolias and as tough as steel. “Steel Magnolias” runs for three weeks Wednesday to Saturdays at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m., Thursdays. Tickets are available by calling 207-698-1807 or on line at hackmatack.org.

Concerts at Hope Hobbs Gazebo WELLS Thanks to various local sponsors FREE outdoor concerts are presented every Saturday evening through September 2, in Wells. All concerts begin at 6:30 p.m and last until 8:30 p.m. They are held at the scenic Wells Harbor Park in the Hope Hobbs Gazebo (in the event of rain they will be moved to the Ward Gym at Wells Jr. High School on US Rt 1). Plenty of free parking is available or take the Wells Trolley. Admission is FREE (we do appreciate contributions),

refreshments are for sale (Community fund raiser)and lots of park bench seating is available. Bring your own blanket or folding chair. Performing on July 22 is the Eddie Forman Orchestra with specialty polka music and lyrics. An enthusiastic fun-filled evening, (www.eddie foreman. com). On July 29, The Windmills will bring popular blues, soul, jazz, and rock & roll favorites from all eras presented by 5 gifted Southern Maine musicians, (www.thewindmillsofsouthernmaine.com).

Playhouse Opens Stage Doors for 2017 Backstage Tours OGUNQUIT Walk in the Footsteps of theatre legends! It is a perfect time to take an exclusive backstage tour of the National Historic Register theatre at the Ogunquit Playhouse. The historic theatre is one of Maine’s cultural jewels and a cornerstone of America’s theatrical heritage. It has produced the finest Broadway shows for 85 years, showcasing over 300 Broadway, television and film stars on its stage. Come walk in the footsteps of theatre legends

guided by a group of enthusiastic docents who are eager to share the fascinating stories of the Ogunquit Playhouse. Walk through the stage door and go behind the scenes to see how the magic on stage is made, from wigs, sound, sets and costumes to the dressing rooms, where luminaries such as Bette Davis, Myrna Loy, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Walter Matthau, Steve McQueen, and more prepared for their performances in See STAGE page 35...

Jonathan Edwards in Ogunquit OGUNQUIT Veteran singer/songwriter Jonathan Edwards will be performing on July 27, 8 p.m. at Jonathan's in Ogunquit, 92 Bourne Ln, Ogunquit, in support of his new album, “Tomorrow's Child”. Produced by four-time Grammy Award nominee Darrell Scott, “Tomorrow's Child” features the venerable and beloved Edwards accompanied by such roots music luminaries Shawn Colvin, Jerry Douglas, John Cowan, Vince Gill, and Alison Krauss. Four decades into a stellar career of uncompromising musical integrity, Edwards continues to deliver – night after night – songs of passion, songs of insight, songs of humor, all rendered in his instantly identifiable, pure and powerful tenor which, like a fine wine, has only grown sweeter with age. A veteran performer who

is neither grizzled nor nostalgic, Edwards is most likely to be found on the road these days. "I've been... doing what I do best," he says, "which is playing live in front of people. I've been concentrating on that and loving it." For reservations: www.jonathanedwards.net.

“Hot Summer Nights” in South Berwick SOUTH BERWICK On Thursdays at 6:30, during the months of July and August, South Berwick presents weekly concerts held at the Central School lawn. Performing on July 27 is Tristan Omand, followed on August 3 by David Surette and Susie Burke. All are invited.

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Maine Technology Institute Issues $694,777 in Awards To Maine Companies and Research Institutions STATEWIDE The Maine Technology Institute (MTI) recently approved 31 awards from across its suite of funding programs amounting to $694,777 in awards and leveraging $960,815 in matching funds from the organizations. The investments will support innovative projects in nearly half of Maine’s 16 counties and in six of the state’s seven targeted technology sectors. Awards from this round include: 1 Development Loan totaling $203,062; 19 Seed Grants totaling $419,348; 6 TechStart Grants totaling $27,367; 1 Accelerator Grant totaling $25,000; 4 Phase 0 Grants totaling $20,000. “These investments will help cost-share private sector innovation efforts in Maine,�

said Brian Whitney, MTI’s President. “From basic business planning, prototype development and proof of concept work, to providing assistance in attracting federal R&D funding, to helping to commercialize and scale new products, these beneficial investments will help propel these innovations and companies forward to allow them to grow and sustain jobs in our state.� Of those awarded, one local company was a recipient among those receiving 'Seed Grants': Caron Engineering, Inc., Wells was awarded $24,980. Caron Engineering is developing a power sensor that takes advantage of more modern electrical architecture to deliver even greater measurement resolution to its end users' computer numeric control

(CNC) machines. These sensors are the instruments that rest at the heart of the company’s existing product suite. When delivered through this jointly funded project, this sensor will be one of Caron’s key marketable components and will help the company stay ahead of its competition in the worldwide Precision Manufacturing market. For more information on MTI funding programs, visit www. mainetechnology.org.

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Berwick Public Library Book Signing KM Doherty is the author of the award-winning novel “Thomas Holland and the Prophecy of Elfhaven� and its sequel “Thomas Holland in the Realm of the Ogres,� Harry Potter-style fantasies with a sci-fi twist. His author talk and book signing will be Wednesday, July 26 at 6:30 p.m. Doherty is a software engineer who has raced sailboats, skied, flown hang gliders, studied martial arts, has ridden motorcycles, been a professional musician, and acted in theater. He is a professional public speaker giving presentations at schools, businesses and civic organizations. The author also donates books to children in need.

Student Art Contest: The Berwick Public Library announces an art contest for students entering grades six through 12. The theme is books and reading. All media are accepted. Artwork may be submitted starting Friday, August 4, and must be received no later than 1:30 p.m. on Friday, August 11.

One entry from each artist. Winner will be announced on Saturday, August 12, at the library’s Summer Reading Program wrap-up party.

Help Replace Burned Books As the result of an arson fire in the book return bin, the library lost about 50 books. Damaged book titles have been compiled into an Amazon Wish List; items can be ordered and sent directly to the library. At the Amazon Web site, click “Accounts & Lists� and type in “Berwick Library.� Instead of purchasing an item, a donation may be made to the Berwick Public Library Association, P.O. Box 838, Berwick, ME, 03901.

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

D.A. Hurd Library Sing-Along to the History of the 50’s and 60’s Event will take place on Friday, July 28 with New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee, Marc Black and a musical

tour through historically defining decades. Sing-along songs as diverse as “Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini� and “Blowin’ in the Wind.� Music, discussion and slide show.

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

Kennebunk Free Library Every Humblest Weed Cathleen Miller presents “Every Humblest Weed�: Women Writers on Gardens on Saturday, July 29 at 10 a.m. Maine’s long tradition of gardening certainly began with the necessity of growing food, but it has since become more of an occupation of joy. Historically women took primary responsibility for the kitchen garden, a sphere that provided nourishment for the family and healing herbs to keep the community well. Miller is the Curator of the Maine Women Writers Collection at the University of New England. Event is free and open to the public.

Growing Up Franco-American

Join author, Lorraine Dutile Masure on Monday, August 21 at 6 p.m. as she discusses her book “Growing Up Franco American.� A Q&A session and signing will follow and copies will be available for purchase. The book is the story of a courageous grandparent and parent-immigrants who heartily embraced their new country, the United States, yet remained inherently true to many of their cherished Old World traditions.

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

South Berwick Public Library Build a Ballo-Powered Car and Soap-Powered Boat Tuesday, July 25, 2 p.m. Off to the races by land and water in one funpacked episode of Maker Group. Children under 8 need an adult.

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Marble Run On July 26, there will be a vertical build on the LEGO wall to create a marble run with slide and chutes to get a marble to its end destination.

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Rice Public Library Tales with Tails Story Time Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., join the Cocheco Valley Humane Society and their animal ambassadors for a fun, furry story time!

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

Wells Public Library Santa in the Summer Thursday, July 27 at 6 p.m. Did you ever wonder where Santa vacations in the summer? Maine, of course! Crafts and activities will be provided. Event is free.

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Health & Fitness ...SUMMER from page 18 decrease the risk of chronic diseases. But he also recommends doing so in moderation because fall-harvested wheat is in-season and much easier to digest. • Save the warm soups, stews and heavy foods for winter. It might be tough to resist a hearty stew, but the microbes in our bodies in winter are geared toward keeping us warm. As we move into warm weather months, the body has transitioned to microbes that facilitate fat burning, weight loss and renewed energy. In the summer go for lighter fare such as fruits, leafy greens, beans and cucumbers. • Hot, spicy foods don’t mix with summer. If you like spicy foods better get them on the table during the spring when the body is transitioning from the winter. Once summer rolls around it’s best to avoid hot and spicy foods; which include coffee, red meat and eggs – all of which can put undue stress on organs such as the prostate, liver, stomach and small intestines.

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4 Tips to Sleep Better during Allergy Season Spring is the season of renewal. Plants and trees start to rebound from the harsh winter that claimed most of their leaves and vegetation. Birds return from their Southern vacations, serenade us with their morning songs and rebuild their nests in preparation for new arrivals. Unfortunately, there is another renewal that many people don’t look forward to in the spring: the return of

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the food you should be eating, go ahead and give it a little taste,� says Douillard. “If it has two of the three summer tastes – sweet, bitter or astringent – it is balancing and should be prepared in a way that is cool, heavy or oily.� Dr. John Douillard, DC, CAP, author of Eat Wheat (www.LifeSpa.com), is a globally recognized leader in the fields of natural heath, Ayurveda and sports medicine, and is author of six previous health books. He is the creator of LifeSpa.com, the leading Ayurveda health and wellness resource on the internet. Douillard also is the former Director of Player Development and nutrition counselor for the New Jersey Nets NBA team. He has been a repeat guest on the Dr. Oz show, and has been featured in Woman’s World magazine, Huffington Post, Yoga Journal and dozens of other national publications. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

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Fried haddock with French fries and cole slaw. Available at this price on Friday, July 21 only.

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Three corn tortillas filled with any combo of black beans, cheese, beef, chicken or pork then baked in a red enchilada sauce. Topped with cotija and menonita cheese. Served with Spanish rice and black beans.

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A 6” soft flour or soft or hard corn tortilla with menonita cheese, lettuce and pico de gallo. Served with sour cream.

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THE PERFECT HARMONY OF FOOD AND MUSIC. No matter how long you’ve lived on the shores of Southern Maine, nothing complements a curated, locally-sourced meal better than live music on a summer’s night. Pair that with an international wine program and hand-crafted cocktails and you have an authentic local experience that only The Tiller can provide. JOIN US FOR THIS MONTHS FANTASTIC MUSIC LINEUP

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~ Where To Dine ~ CHECK OUT WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT US!

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People and Business Profiles Habitat for Humanity Receives Grant from Walmart Foundation KENNEBUNK Habitat for Humanity York County has received a grant from the Walmart Foundation. “Habitat for Humanity of York County is grateful for the show of support from the Walmart Foundation and Biddeford Walmart Store,” said Amy Nucci, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of York County. “We would like to thank the Walmart Foundation for their assistance in helping purchase a laptop for Habitat presentations and the ReStore.” The Habitat ReStore, located in Kennebunk, sells donated reusable building materials, plumbing and electrical supplies, appliances, hardware, and wooden furniture. ReStore rev-

enues support Habitat’s affordable housing mission. The 28th home building project is scheduled to begin in September in Wells. Habitat’s weatherization program, Keep York County Warm!, community volunteers have completed 32 home weatherization projects in York County and built over 160 storm window inserts. Habitat has many opportunities to volunteer on a building project, at the ReStore, assisting with weatherizations, in the office or serving on a committee. Anyone interested in participating or donating to Habitat is encouraged to call the Habitat for Humanity York County office at 207-985-4850 or visit the website at www.habitatyorkcounty.org.

Barrrett Named “REALTOR® of the Year” YORK Lorilyn Barrett, a real estate broker with Coldwell Banker Yorke Realty, has been named the "REALTOR® of the Year" for 2017 by the York County Council of the Maine Association of REALTORS®. This prestigious award is in recognition of outstanding contribution and dedicated service to the community, the REALTOR® Association and the real estate profession. Barrett was nominated by members of her association and was recently recognized for her achievements at an event held at the York Harbor Inn. “Lorilyn Barrett is welldeserving of this recognition. She has been exceptional in demonstrating dedication and commitment to our industry and the York County Council of the Maine Association of REALTORS®," said Elias Thomas, REALTOR® and PresidentElect of the Council. "She continues to strive for excellence in everything she does for our association, the public and the communities we serve." Barrett has been a REALTOR® and licensed broker in Maine since 2005 and is also licensed in New Hampshire. She resides with her family in York and has been part of the York community for more than 30 years while raising her five children. She is a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, the Maine As-

sociation of REALTORS®, the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS® and the York County Council of the Maine Association of REALTORS®. She is also a Director for the Maine Association of REALTORS®, a Trustee for the York County Council of the Maine Association of REALTORS® and an active and supporting member of the Greater York Region Chamber of Commerce. She recently earned membership into Coldwell Banker's® distinguished International Diamond Society and is a Top Producer ranking in the top 3% in the State of Maine for 2016. She has also been the #1 Top Producer in her office since 2007 selling more than $92 million in real estate to date.

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‘Community Table’ Offers Diners a New Experience CAPE NEDDICK Responding to local interest in the popular metro trend of communal dining, Clay Hill Farm will offer a new ‘Community table’ option on Tuesday nights this summer. Community tables offer diners a chance to connect with new people and engage in conversation over dinner in a casual, comfortable format. According to a recent piece on the rise of communal dining in the San Diego Tribune, “…these come-one-comeall seating arrangements are bringing busy people together to emulate the cozy sensation of a family meal; and in the process,

some argue, they are also helping to re-connect individuals and communities in an increasingly internet-based digital age.” Offering an alternative to society’s social media format of connectivity, communal dining is particularly popular among solo diners craving diversity and discussion over dinner- sharing experiences and adventures with others in a relaxed familial setting. While this ‘3D’ Dining experience of dinner, diversity and discussion may have a modern feel, “…it can bring people together to create connection in a more traditional way”, said Donna Lewis, co-owner of Clay

Hill Farm. The spirit of Clay Hill Farm’s community table might best be expressed in the words of William Yeats, “There are no strangers here; only friends you haven't yet met”. Should this trend catch on, a community table could be offered nightly at Clay Hill Farm year ‘round. Interested diners are encouraged to make reservations for the Tuesday night community table to help the restaurant gauge the size, but walk-ins are always welcome. The restaurant’s nightly a la carte menu will be offered. For reservations: 207-361-2272; www.clayhillfarm.com.

“Reach” Fashion – New Look in Wells WELLS A new look is on the fashion scene in Wells, and anyone can be part of it. Reach Fashion has opened it’s doors and is bringing a new type of fashion experience. Giovanni Capato is the owner and creative director of this new business which opened early in June. The store offers fun and casual women’s clothing, accessories, some home decor, and alterations. Also featured are sewing lessons and fashion camps, as well as the unique “Rent-a-Look” service. “Since I could remember I have always had a passionate enthusiasm for anything to do with fashion.” Says Capato, a Brazilian native who emigrated to the United States nearly 20 years ago. He started out modeling in São Paulo, Brazil and then followed his dream to come to the United States and locating in Boston. When he first arrived he didn’t speak much English and had almost no money. He took on many various jobs while he learned the language and worked to get to the point where he was able to have his own business. It began when he purchased a tailoring shop in Boston and named it Giovanni’s Atelier. Under the tutoring of the Master Tailor who was retiring from his business he developed his sewing skills, giving him the ability to express his creative side in the designing and construction of clothing. Prior to all of this, Giovanni worked on many styling projects, costuming for performers of the Boston Ballet, wardrobing a production of a popular band’s MTV music video, and styling a contestant

on the Apprentice. One of Capato’s proudest moments occurred when a highly respected Soprano opera singer performed on stage in Boston wearing one of his own creations. After three years in Boston, he decided to sell the shop and move the business closer to his home north of the city where he was starting his family. It was in Haverhill’s Arts District that Capato first established Reach Fashion, a woman’s clothing boutique. He says, “I wanted to have clothing and accessories that were affordable and stylish.” As it turns out, the boutique itself wasn’t enough for him, there was more that he wanted to do with the business. When additional space became

available he expanded the business and began teaching sewing lessons. The sewing lessons and fashion camps he offered caught on fast. Students and parents of his “young fashionistas”, as he calls them, have expressed heartfelt appreciation for what they have learned and how he has inspired them to bethemselves and to have confidence in their creativity. Capato finds the process of helping his students develop new skills and express their creativity as truly rewarding. Capato’s business motto is Learn-CreateShare, and he is excited to be bringing that expression of his passion here to the Wells community and it’s visitors.

Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1044 Receives Donation

NORTH BERWICK During their 5th annual “Fallen Warrior” ceremony Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1044 received a generous donation from Pratt Whitney.

Presenting the donation to the chapter president Joseph Armstrong is Retired Lt. Col Burnell Bailey, USAF. Lt. Col Burnell is the Vice President of the Veterans Council at Pratt Whitney.

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housing. Visit Zillow.com and search for 'Maine Pet Friendly Apartments & Houses For Rent.' When I checked there were 265 rentals listed. We urge all landlords to consider allowing pets at their properties. If you do offer pet-friendly housing, we’d be happy to put you on a list at our shelter. Please send your info to Safe Haven, PO Box 91, Wells, ME 04090. Thank you. If you live in pet-friendly accommodations, we urge you to please set a great example of how responsible and clean pet owners are. This will encourage your landlord to continue to rent to pet owners. Pictured is Jingles enjoying one of the new cat beds donated by longtime supporters Rhonda and Sharon. They adhere to the glass with suction cups and can hold up to 60 pounds. Jingles is a great kitty ready for a new home. Young, friendly and handsome he wants to be that special kitty in your life.

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Ross V. Glass Jr., 54 NORTH BERWICK – Ross V. Glass Jr., 54, of North Berwick, passed away unexpectedly at his little piece of Heaven in Temple, ME on July 14, 2017. Ross was born in Exeter, NH on September 20, 1962, the son of R. Vern and Carole (Turner) Glass Sr. He attended and graduated from Exeter High School in 1981. He held several jobs over his lifetime. Kingston Warren, Rockingham Golf Club, Taylor Rental, Home Depot, Fiberdyne, and his most favorite place of employment for the past 11 years, Pratt & Whitney in North Berwick. The MODS is the place he wanted to be. Ross was loved by all who knew him and met him. He enjoyed anything outdoors from ice fishing, four wheeling, camping, fishing, swimming, bringing his dog to the beach and riding back northern woods looking for wild life. He enjoyed going to different Casinos and spending time with his nephew Robert Marshall. He loved to tinker on any machine he could find. Lawn mowers. snow blowers or anything mechanical. He took pride in keeping his yard at his house and camp looking beautiful. Members of his family include the love of his life for 25 years Jill (Boston) Glass, North Berwick, parents R. Vern & Carole (Turner) Glass Sr. Newfield, NH, Three sisters, Debra Glass Rimbaud, Newfield, NH,

Robin Deon and husband John, Exeter, NH Karen Chase, Fremont, NH, One brother in law Walt Boston and his partner Peg, No. Berwick. Five nieces and nephews, Jessica Glass, Robert Marshall, Amanda Musso, Christopher Markey and Colby Davis, along with six great nieces and nephews. The most important family member who will miss him dearly his dog Crystal. Ross is preceded in death and now joins his son Justin Ross Glass, a sister, Susan Glass Weymouth, his in laws Walt and Marlene Boston and a brother in law Gil Rimbaud. Visitation was held at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick on Wednesday, July 19, followed by a gathering at the Glass residence, 368 Lebanon Road, North Berwick. In lieu of flowers the family request that donations be made to; Amy’s Treat, PO Box 2234, Dover, NH 03821. Arrangements are by Johnson’s Funeral Home, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www. johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

C. Dewitt Hardy III, 77 OGUNQUIT – Maine artist C. Dewitt Hardy III, 77, died suddenly on Saturday, July 8, in Ogunquit where he began his long career as a painter, teacher, and mentor to dozens of aspiring artists. Born in St. Louis, MO, he was the son of Jane Upchurch and C. Dewitt Hardy II. His father taught at the University

C. Dewitt Hardy III of Maine Orono where Dewitt spent part of his early life. Dewitt then lived in Cleveland Heights, OH for much of his youth and later attended Syracuse University. As a teenager, he spent several summers in Ogunquit where he was befriended by painter Ed Betts who became a mentor. After college, he and his first wife Pat moved to the town and he became curator at the Ogunquit Museum of Art while mastering drawing and watercolor landscapes, still lifes and figures. Early on, critics, collectors, and other artists recognized his expertise in the medium, allowing Hardy to exhibit his work at the Frank Rehn Gallery which also represented Edward Hopper at the time. His work hangs in many major museums

nationwide and is part of numerous private collections. For many years, he and Pat hosted a group that drew and painted the model in their North Berwick home, and “The Art Mafia� lives on. That group describes itself as a sort of pebble in a pond, radiating love, camaraderie, and support to many who became or aspired to be professional artists. As a teacher at colleges and schools around New England, Dewitt was an artistic advisor and inspiration to many. Het was a long-time member and current president of the Ogunquit Art Association, and his work regularly appeared at their summertime Barn Gallery shows. A natural athlete, Dewitt played competitive baseball and ice hockey into his 50s. Dewitt is survived by his

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Benjamin M. LaPanne LEBANON – Benjamin M. LaPanne, loving son, doting father and loyal friend, died Wednesday, July 12, 2017

~ Obituaries ~ in North Berwick after a long struggle with addiction. He was born in Calais before his family moved to Lebanon, where Ben was active in pee-wee football, baseball and lacrosse. As he grew older, his love of football grew bigger and he excelled on the Noble Football field. His love of the game continued long after high school days and he was currently a member of the Seacoast Warhawks, an NEFL Semiprofessional football league. In honor of Ben, the NEFL game on August 19th will be a benefit game for his children’s future. Ben had been a carpenter by trade for years, and quite talented. He had worked for various carpenters, among them were Shawn Hanson, Matt O’Mera, R.J. LaPanne Builders and currently at Creative Coast Construction.

Ben will be remembered as such a happy kid; full of charm with a smile that could light up the room. He grew up in Lebanon and attended the Union Free Will Baptist Church in West Lebanon. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and camping with his close group of friends he had there. Ben shot his first big buck in back of his family’s home and was so proud of himself for his abilities. He loved all aspects of the outdoors but his first true love was that of his family; especially his 3 children, Joshua, Kaia and Mariah. They were his shining light and center of his world. His light will continue to shine through them. Ben will forever be missed by his parents, Richard and Shelley (Turgeon) LaPanne, his brother, David LaPanne and

his companion Amanda Ouellette; maternal grandmother, Frances Turgeon, all of Lebanon; paternal grandmother Alice LaPanne of Rochester, NH; his son Joshua Peters of Sanford; two daughters Kaia and Mariah LaPanne of Springvale as well as numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. A celebration of Ben’s life was held on Monday, July 17 at the Union Free Will Baptist Church, 613 Jim Grant Road, West Lebanon. A ‘YouCaring’ fund has been set up for the children for donations at http://bit.ly/2t7qBmm or may be mailed directly to the LaPanne Family, 56 Furbish Road, Lebanon, ME 04027. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

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...MESSIER from page 30 wood High School in 1998, where he enjoyed being part of the football team. John was a carpenter by trade and took pride in his work. He loved building things, especially a rabbit house and zoo he made for his daughter. John was an avid outdoorsman and loved everything to do with it, especially hunting, fishing and 4-wheeling. He will forever be remembered for his strong character, his incredibly unique sense of humor, being the big brother and protector and a straight forward kind of guy. He was always the life of the party with his beautiful smile that would light up the room and along with his crazy dance moves. John had a heart of gold and would always go the extra mile to help a friend in need. Most of all, John was a devoted husband and father to his 3 children. His wife Megan and children, Trevor, Aden and Hailey were the light in his life throughout any storms he struggled through. He dedicated his life to making them smile. John was preceded in death by grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. He will forever be missed by his wife of 5 years, Megan A. (Hussey) Messier and their daughter, Hailey; two sons, Trevor and Aden Messier, all of Berwick; his parents, Leo and Patricia Messier, his brothers Adam and Nathan Messier and sister Katie Houlton and her husband, Seth all of South Berwick; his sister in law Melinda Main and her husband Justin of South Berwick; grandfathers Ronald Fife and William Bergeron of South Berwick; niece Allyson Houlton and nephews Mason Houlton and Liam Main as well as many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A celebration of John’s life will be held on Saturday, July 22 at 2 p.m. at Spring Hill, 117 Pond Road, South Berwick. Interment at a later date in Woodlawn

~ Obituaries ~ Cemetery, South Berwick. Contributions to benefit John’s children may be mailed to Megan Messier, 261 Route 236, Berwick, ME 03901. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

Robert A. Pierce, Sr., 79 KENNEBUNK – Robert A. Pierce, Sr., 79 of Alfred Road, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, July 15, 2017. He was the middle child of seven born to William Leo and Dorothy A (Hayes) Pierce. He attended school in Kennebunk before serving in the US Marine Corp Reserves then transferring to the U.S. Navy, serving 7 years. During that time, he married Nancy Sherwood and began their family. Upon discharge of his military service, Bob came home and became a brick and block mason. He assisted in the construction of the Kennebunk Town Hall and the Kennebunk High School. Bob and his wife Nancy would eventually become the parents of 7 boys which they raised in West Kennebunk. Bob was an avid outdoorsman, teaching his boys how to hunt the woods of West K and provide for their families. He was forever tinkering on something, whether it be a lawnmower, bicycle, engine or building something necessary for their

home. He instilled the necessity of taking care of the family into all of his boys. Bob took great pride in nurturing his yard, flowers and vegetable gardens. In his later years, he could be seen downtown at the local coffee shop to find out the local goings-on. Above all, Bob adored his wife of 59 years, his 6 brothers and his 7 boys and all of their families. Bob was pre-deceased by his parents, 3 brothers, Lawrence, Warren and William Leo (Timer) Jr. Pierce and granddaughter, Victoria Pierce and wife, Nancy (Sherwood) Pierce in February of 2017. Surviving are his 7 boys, Robert A. Pierce, Jr and his wife, Delle of Arundel, David A. Pierce of West Kennebunk, Jere A. Pierce and wife Melissa of North Berwick, Daniel Pierce of West Kennebunk, Jody Pierce and wife Stacie, William Leo (Chuck) Pierce and Charles Timothy (CT) Pierce and wife Paula all of West Kennebunk; 3 brothers, Richard Pierce, Jack Pierce, Peter Pierce and wife Laurie all of West Kennebunk; 13 grandchildren, April Pierce Mary Pierce, Justin Pierce, David Albert, Catie Pierce, Peter Pierce, Chelsey Johnson, Christina Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Hayes Pierce, Michael Jurgen, Tonya Legere, Scott Jurgen and 13 great-grandchildren, Cayden, Cassie, Brandon, Logan, Jackson, Isis, Gage, Jamison, Cole, Makenzi, Buddy, Antonina and Harlequin Rose, as well as many nieces and nephews and his little dog, Daisy. Visiting hours were held on Thursday, July 20, 5-7 p.m. at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Graveside services will be held on Friday, July 21 at 2 p.m. in the Pine Grove Cemetery, Alfred Road, West Kennebunk. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com.

~ News ~ $10 Million in Bonus Buy Approved for Wild Blueberries STATEWIDE The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved up to $10 million to purchase Maine wild blueberries after the Delegation requested the Department take action earlier this year. Bonus buys help protect American farmers from unexpected market conditions by purchasing surplus goods and distributing them to food banks and other charitable institutions. “Maine’s wild blueberry industry has been an important part of Maine’s economy and culture for centuries. In

recent years, however, the wild blueberry industry has faced increasing challenges from global oversupply of cultivated berries and steeply declining prices,” said Senators Susan Collins and Angus King and Representatives Chellie Pingree and Bruce Poliquin in a joint statement. "Earlier this year, we urged the USDA to provide relief to Maine growers through a bonus buy of surplus frozen wild blueberries, and we are pleased that the Department has agreed to take action. This investment to alleviate the supply issue, combined

with the industry’s efforts to boost demand, will help create new opportunities for wild blueberry growers and support a bright future for this unique Maine crop.” The price of frozen wild blueberries has dropped below the cost of production by as much as 60 percent in the last five years, creating an unsustainable situation for Maine growers. In February 2017, the Maine Delegation wrote to Erin Morris, the USDA’s Acting Deputy AdminSee BERRIES page 35...

great, great grandchilden: Brayleigh and Emmaleigh Balkcom. Myron was predeceased by his twelve siblings: Walter, Ernest, Fred, Robert and Milton Rand, Edna Bowman, Estelle Trafton, Emma Wright, Doris Hodge, Eva Blanchard, Bernice Cole, and Marion Grant. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www. JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

Myron K. Rand, 97 LEBANON – Myron K. (Mike) Rand, 97, of Upper Cross Road passed away peacefully on July 13, 2017 at the Newton Center in Sanford, surrounded by his children. Myron was born on March 2, 1920, the 11th of 13 children born to Ernest and Alice (Varney) Rand. He was raised in Acton, graduating from the West Lebanon Academy. He went on to serve in the U.S. Army Air Corp during World War II in the Western Pacific, Southern Philippines as a medical technician. On May 18, 1946, Myron married the love of his life, Ruth Marion Jones. That same year, Myron began building their home in Lebanon where he and Ruth would raise their two daughters and reside for nearly seventy years. Myron is remembered as a hard worker who provided well for his family. He worked at various places, including Pratt & Whitney, Stuart, Torno & Stuart, and Simplex. In the early days, he supplemented his income by picking up milk at local dairies in the early morning hours and delivering it to a Massachusetts processor. After retirement, Myron and Ruth enjoyed traveling cross country in their RV with family during the summers and snowmobiling during the winters. He enjoyed bowling with the grandchildren and hunting. Myron continued cutting and splitting his own firewood and maintaining a garden while caring for Ruth well into his 90s. Myron is survived by his wife of 71 years, Ruth (Jones) Rand of Sanford; two daughters: Geraldine Binette and husband James of Acton, and Roberta Benedict and husband Roy of Gilmanton, NH; five grandchildren: Christine Walsh and husband John, James Binette and wife Diane, Deborah Delaney and husband Brian, Scott Benedict, Sandra Olson and husband Terry; seven great-grandchildren, Codey Balkcom and wife Bianca, Shane Balkcom and wife Heidi, Katie Binette and fiancé Dan Fernandez, Taylor and Brandon Benedict, Devin and Ethan Holitzner; and two

Bradley L. Webber, 74 CAPE NEDDICK – Bradley L. Webber, 74, of Logging Rd., passed away Monday, July 10, 2017. He was born July 8, 1943 in York, a son of the late Clifton W. and Freda (Larcom) Webber. He graduated from York High School and University of Massachusetts (Amherst). He served honorably for three years in the U.S. Army during Vietnam. After working at the Cape Neddick Country Club for over 40 years, he retired and famously maintained his beautiful lawn at his home. He was a former member of the York Beach Fire Department. He loved fishing, gardening, restoring tractors and spending time with his family. More recently, he adored a little dog named Red. He leaves his wife of 29 years, Mary F. (Thompson) Webber and her children David S. Moulton and his wife Lisa, Wendy S. Moulton and Marvin L. Moulton; 2 cousins Ardyce Wyman, Lynette Plaisted and many nieces and nephews. His first wife Beverly (Flanagan) Webber and a brother Raymond S. Webber predeceased him. He will be greatly missed by all that knew him, as a husband, friend, grampa, storyteller and avid Patriots fan. A graveside service with Military Honors was held at 2 p.m. on Monday, July 17 at the First Parish Cemetery, 180 York Street, York. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the York Police Benevolent Association, 9 Hannaford Drive, York, ME 03909. Lucas & Eaton Funeral Home in York is directing arrangements. Visit www. lucaseatonfuneralhome.com.

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~ Classifieds & News ~ Caring for Waban Together SANFORD Over 150 volunteers gathered in early June to give their time and energy to some spring landscaping and special projects at Waban. Thanks to the United Way, individuals had an opportunity to get involved and make a hands-on difference at several Waban locations on the 22nd United Way Day of Caring. The yards at many residences were given a spruce up with new plantings and mulch by volunteers from the Baker Company, Sanford Alternative Education, Unum and Jagger Brothers. One of the homes was painted by a crew from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Tim Hagelin, Chief Operating Officer at Waban. At Waban’s Main Campus off Route 4 in Sanford, more crews were hard at work landscaping at several buildings and installing a Memorial Garden beside the patio at the Wormwood Center, Waban’s Banquet and Conference facility. Volunteers from Pratt & Whitney did some demo and rebuilding of one of the camp buildings, removing a wall, renovating and adding a deck. Bonnie Leslie, Volunteer Coordinator for Waban, said ...STAGE from page 16 years past – just as stars such as Sally Struthers, Charles Shaughnessy, and Stefanie Powers still do today! The live tour highlights the history of the theatre, including how it survived the Great Depression, thrived after WWII (when hundreds of summer theatres closed permanently), and how it became America’s Foremost Summer Theatre. Tours are scheduled on the following dates: Fridays, July 28, August 25, and September 8, 15 and 29; Sundays, June 11 and 25, August 6, and September 10 and 24; and Mondays, June 5 and 19, July 10 and 24, August 21, and September 18 and 24. A 90 minute tour is $10. The abbreviated 45 minute tour is $5. Tours can be purchased directly through our Box Office at 207646-5511.

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Volunteers from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard painted a Waban residence for the United Way Day of Caring. Left to right: Ed Cormier, Jessica Cormier, Tim Hagelin, Christine Mayo, Kimberley Breakfield, Cindy Sawyer, Gabrielle Rodgers. (Autumn Dupuis photo)

Waban has been fortunate to have received Day of Caring volunteers for all of the 15 years she’s been employed here and more, “We all know that time is so limited for each and every one of us, but these amazing volunteers not only give us their time, but they also put their heart into it, and that says volumes. Our volunteers have helped with painting, planting, spreading mulch, cleaning and even renovating ...BERRIES from page 34 istrator of the Specialty Crops Program, to express strong support for the surplus commodity purchase of frozen Maine wild blueberries. This bonus buy will help stabilize the future market and alleviate the disparity between supply and demand. The funding for the emergency surplus removal of the Maine wild blueberries was awarded through the USDA’s Commodity Supplemental Food Program.

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a structure at Summer Camp. They really help us shine!� Neal Meltzer, Executive Director of Waban, addressed volunteers from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Pratt & Whitney, Team Blanchard, Evonik and the KHS Alternative School at a lunch being served to thank everyone for their hard work and dedication to the Waban community and all of York County. He shared with them the impact of their volunteerism and how giving back to the children and adults who receive services from Waban truly does make a difference. Learn more about Waban at www.waban.org and United Way of York County at www. buildcommunity.org.

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NORTH BERWICK Noble High School has been named one of nine grantees in the Barr Foundation Education Program’s Engage New England: Doing High School Differently Initiative. They join the first cohort of education innovators participating in a multi-year initiative to connect all students to success in high school and beyond by assuring they have access to high-quality high schools that meet their interests and empower them to reach their full potential. Noble received a planning grant of $150,000 over one year to develop its Multiple Pathways model for serving students who have been underserved by current educational approaches. The Barr Foundation’s Engage New England: Doing High School Differently Initiative is a $30 million investment over five years to help New England innovators improve existing high schools and bring new school models to life in their communities. Participants receive One-year planning grants to support technical assistance with planning and capacity building, with the potential to be invited to apply for implementation grants of up to $750,000 over two years. Participants also become partners in a learning community, to share and learn from like-minded innovators across the region. To-

gether, they are doing high school differently by building a diverse set of school models that expand student success. “We’re thrilled that the Barr Foundation is supporting the critical work we’re doing on behalf of students in North Berwick, Berwick, and Lebanon and connecting us to peers engaged in similar efforts. We are very excited to have the resources available to us that will allow us to expand our Multiple Pathways Program that currently has a long waiting list of students who want to enroll.� said Principal Joseph Findlay. “Ensuring that all of our young people are able to connect to success during and after high school creates real progress for New England.� Intentionally designed around the principles of positive youth development theory, schools supported under this initiative will be as rigorous as they are flexible in developing content knowledge, successful habits, creative know- how and navigation abilities - the integrated knowledge and skills that are essential for today’s students to connect to success in high school, college, career and community.

YARD SALES GARAGE SALE Housewares, Tools, Furniture and More • Rain or Shine Saturday, July 22nd 10 AM to 3 PM 49 Wells St, North Berwick

PERSONAL ASSISTANCE TRUSTWORTHY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 4) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519

YARD SALE Sat 7/22 & Sun 7/23 • 8am-1pm 171 Clearview Dr, Arundel Tools, garden equipment, kitchen items, craft supplies, glassware, bedding and more.

ALEX B’S residential cleaning, medical & non-medical home care services, house sitting, pet sitting, and errands done weekly or one time. Same day services! Local references in York area. Free estimates. 603-275-9210

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GUNSMITHING SERVICES Expert cleaning and repairs, also light machining services, lathe and milling work. Very reasonable rates. 207-450-8957

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SIMPLY THE BEST MUSIC LESSONS IN SO. MAINE! Best Teachers • Best Facilities Best Schedules • Best Recitals All instruments, All ages, All styles! TuneTown Studios 207-641-8863 932 Sanford Road, Wells www.tunetownmusicgear.com

ACCOUNTING LAURA S. LEBER, CPA Accounting, bookkeeping, payroll & tax preparation services. Reasonable rates. Call 207-384-5932 or e-mail: laura.leber.cpa@gmail.com

STORAGE RENTALS AFFORDABLE STORAGE Rentals $40 & Up No Sign Up Fee Call (207) 641-8404

OFFICE RENTAL SOUTHERN MAINE, Rte 1 Loc, 250 or 500 sq ft options, 2nd Fl, Elevator, $295/Mo INCL Heat/Elec, Conference Rm. CALL 363-1825.

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YORK BEACH RENTALS Fully furnished 2 bedroom and a 1 bedroom apartment. Available Sept. 1. Six month or year lease. References. No pets or smoking. Call for more info. All calls will be returned. 207-363-3310 OGUNQUIT SEASONAL RENTAL Luxury Condo. Sleeps 6. $1295 per week. Call 207-251-6955

RAYMOND C. SNELL, CPA SOUTH BERWICK Income Tax Prep-Individual Business-Corp-NonProďŹ t C 781-956-2713 H 207-384-5425 Kakemo1@myfairpoint.net

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

SOUTH BERWICK 2 Bedroom condo in good condition, updated kitchen with granite counters, tile floors, propane heat, front porch & patio. All on one level. $975 per month. Call Lynne at Chick Real Estate Cell 207-252-0752

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~ Classifieds ~ HELP WANTED CLEANER NEEDED for cottage on Saturday, additional hours available, if you want! Good pay and fun job. Call today at 363-3819. Immediate openings for EXPERIENCED LINE COOK, PREP & DISHWASHERS. Competitive wages! TBD. Please apply in person at Hobbs Harborside, 352 Harbor Rd, Wells. DRIVERS: Avg. $1,100 Plus Weekly! Monthly Bonuses! Medical, Dental, Vision & More! Excellent Equipment w/APU’s Great Family Home-Time! 1yr CDL-A: 855-582-2032 LAUNDRY ATTENDANT needed for Saturdays only midJune to mid-September. $12 per hour. Located on Drakes Island Road, Wells. Contact Susan at 207-646-7903

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Anya Chase Named Student-Athlete of the Month WELLS Wells High School junior Anya Chase has been honored with the distinction of StudentAthlete of the Month for May of 2017. Her selection was based on her academics, sportsmanship and role as starting pitcher and hitter on the WHS Girls Softball team. This makes the second time for Chase receiving Student-Athlete of the Month. The first was awarded to her for similar softball accomplishments for April of 2016. “It’s awesome,� said Chase about this honor. “It’s really nice being recognized by my community. It’s a team sport but individual recognition feels good.� Presenting a plaque to Chase on June 8 was softball coach Kevin Fox and Pam Moody-Maxon of Moody Maxon Real Estate which, along with Cole Harrison Insurance Agency, is a sponsor of StudentAthlete of the Month at WHS. “I think it is well deserved,� said Fox of Chase’s award. “Anya is an outstanding softball player and teammate on this team. Fox went on to add, “She has done a

Register Now for Fall Baseball SOUTH BERWICK South Berwick Fall Baseball is accepting registrations for the 2017 Seacoast Fall Baseball Season now through August 4. There will be three divisions, Junior High (6th through 8th graders, High School JV and Varsity). Teams will play two

5-inning games on game days. Junior High plays on Saturdays and High School plays on Sundays. Those interested in playing can email r21325@comcast. net for a registration form or call Richard Raitt at 207-384-9281. Registration forms and $95 fee must be returned by August 4.

...LIBRARIES from page 18 Rabbitats! Left to right: Pam Moody Maxon, Anya Chase, Kevin Fox. (Reg Bennett photo)

fantastic job on the mound. She has got us out of some sticky situations and dominated a lot of teams. Offensively, she leads off for us and is hitting over .500 which is amazing. She’s definitely a big part of us scoring runs and keeping the other team from scoring runs.� “Anya Chase is an amazing pitcher but also a fabulous hitter making her a force on the field,� commented Moody-Maxon who once pitched for WHS. “She has been dedicated to softball both during the season and in the off season, working with pitching

coaches‌â€? “Not only can she pitch but she can run and she can hit.â€? said Chase family friend Ernest Tarling who once unofficially coached Chase before she entered high school. Tarling said that Anya’s father Matt built a batting cage for her inside the family barn with chain link fencing on the windows. This allowed Chase and several of her friends to keep practicing their pitching and hitting skills during the winter months. Tarling observed that Chase had a certain drive to be a good pitcher.

Thursday, July 27 at 2:30 p.m. Did you know that the iconic New England Cottontail Rabbit is dwindling in numbers? A representative from the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge will teach all about creating rabbit habitats, aka rabbitats!

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York Public Library “Allied� Film Sunday, July 23, 7 p.m. This film tells the story of Royal Canadian Air Force paratrooper and intelligence officer Max Vatan (Brad Pitt), who in 1942 North Africa encounters French Resistance fighter Marianne Beausejour (Marion Cotillard) on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. After the success of this suicide mission, Max and Marianne flee

together to England. Rated R for violence, some sexuality/nudity, language and brief drug use. 124 minutes.

“Rules Don't Apply� Film Sunday, July 30, 7 p.m. (2016). An aspiring young actress, Marla Mabrey (Lily Collins), and her ambitious young driver, Frank Forbes (Alden Ehrenreich), struggle hopefully with the absurd eccentricities of the unpredictable billionaire Howard Hughes (Warren Beatty) for whom they work. Hughes' behavior intersects with Marla and Frank in very separate and unexpected ways. Rated PG-13 for sexual material including brief strong language, thematic elements, and drug references. 127 minutes.

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

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