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The 41st Annual Herbert D. Bracy Junior Golf Tournament YORK The 41st Annual Herbert D. Bracy Junior Golf Tournament will be hosted by the York Golf & Tennis Club on August 9. Registrations must be made without delay! The free event includes a round of golf, lunch, refreshments and prizes for five different groups (age on August 9, 2016): 8 and under (children play 4 holes); 9 to 11 (children play 9 holes), 12-13 (18 holes), 14-15 (18 holes), and 16-17 (18 holes). Named in honor of Herbert Bracy, an avid golfer and junior golf supporter, the event still is orchestrated by his family, including son, Ted, grandson Doug and his wife Brenda. Herbert, a caddy during the depression, loved the game of golf, particularly enjoying teaching juniors, even helping them to make clubs! “When junior golfers are ready to play in their first tournament, the Bracy Tournament is a great way to start,� according to Kyle Page, the PGA pro-

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ing in the pro shop, that states: “To York Golf & Tennis Club! This is nothing compared to my Bracy Tournament trophy! Thanks for helping me start my career!� Over the past 40 years, over 5,000 children have enjoyed the tournament which draws children from the entire Seacoast Area and beyond! To enter, all it takes is 1) a phone call to the ProShop: 207-363-2683, or 2) an email golfshopygt@gmail.com.

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9th Annual Blueberry Festival KENNEBUNK The ninth annual Blueberry Festival to benefit a local nonprofit will be held Holy Cross Lutheran Church’s August 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church on the corner of Lord and Storer Streets in Kennebunk. Quilted items, bags, aprons and many other handcrafted items will be for sale at the festival. The church will also offer homemade doughnuts, blueberry pies, cookies

and other treats for sale. Blueberry shortcake topped with fresh whipped cream, the festival’s namesake dessert, will also be available. All proceeds from the festival will benefit “In a Pinch,� a nonprofit that provides essential items not covered by Food Stamps for those in need in the local community. Crafters for a Cause — comprised of Holy Cross Lutheran’s Social Concerns Committee and other members of

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Change of Command at Shipyard KITTERY Portsmouth Naval Shipyard held a Change of Command ceremony on Friday, July 29 in the former ship Building Ways. At that time, Captain William C. Greene was relieved by Captain David S. Hunt as Commander, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) was the shipyard’s honored guest at this event. Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Vice Adm. Thomas J. Moore presided over the ceremony and provided the keynote speech. Commander, Navy Region Mid-Atlantic, Rear Adm. John C. “Jack� Scorby, Jr. was also in attendance.

Greene assumed command May 24, 2013. During his tenure, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY) completed 10 major availabilities, 100 intermediate level maintenance

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AJ Noel, Andrew Noel and Owen Fleck at a previous Bracy Tournament.

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availabilities and 70 emergent submarine voyage repairs for the Navy. Highlights of this substantial workload include: USS Pittsburgh (SSN 720), completed on time and $8M under budget; USS Springfield (SSN 761), completed a day early and $3.4M under budget; USS Dallas (SSN 700), completed $6M under budget; inactivation of ex- Norfolk, completed $2M under budget with a crew release two weeks early; and USS Alexandria (SSN 757), completed two weeks early and $9M under budget. Throughout Greene’s time as Shipyard Commander, PNSY also received recognition from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as

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a regional leader for reducing the shipyard’s environmental footprint. Additionally, the shipyard earned recognition at the Secretary of the Navy level for Environmental Restoration and Cultural Resource Management and at the Chief of Naval Operations level by receiving the Environmental Award for Sustainability and the Safety Excellence award. Portsmouth also earned a second consecutive recertification as a “Star� site in the Voluntary Protection Program of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Hunt previously served as See PNSY page 8...

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From Rescue to Rockstar

WELLS Back in April, Facebook fans submitted their rescue horses' stories for the contest “TheHorse.com's Rescue to Rockstar Contest.� Fans then voted for their favorite story and the winning entry, announced in May, was Jessica Gonzalez of York. Gonzalez's story about her Belgian draft horse received nearly 700 reactions and was shared 221 times, amassing more than 50 comments. The contest was sponsored by 'The Horse,' who awarded Gonzalez with a prize pack for her victory In her winning entry, Gonzalez wrote: “This is my first (of many)

rescue story, my dear friend Revel. When I was in college and living in the city I was seriously horse-deprived. When I was looking for a part-time job while in school my boyfriend (now husband) found what I thought would be perfect, a job as a carriage tour driver. How cool! I'd get to be with horses in the big city ‌ it was best of both worlds, right? How wrong I was didn't really hit until the second year at the job. I worked consistently with the same goofy Belgian all the time; I loved him to pieces. When we were waiting for rides I spent my time brushing him,

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YORK Old York Historical Society announces the second annual Open Doors of York, a house and garden tour featuring properties in York Harbor. On August 10 and August 11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ticket-hold-

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Berwick’s Prime Tanning is Transformed

By Carin Lee, Staff Reporter BERWICK The former Prime Tanning company of Berwick, sits in the physical center of the town and was for many years its largest employer, with over 300 workers on the payroll at its height. Many older residents think of it as a

longtime employer of local workers, while younger residents see it now as an empty, deteriorated factory in the middle of Berwick's downtown. However, the status of Prime Tanning's site is changing. When the company closed, it left 7.2 acres filled with old build-

ings and parking lots. Its creditor, Fund of Jupiter Corporation, was awarded the site by the bankruptcy court. The town wanted to clean up the highly contaminated site, but to receive grant money from the federal Environmental Protection Agency it needed to own the property itself. In 2014

the Town brokered a deal with Jupiter to “take� the property for back taxes owed by Prime Tanning. As part of this arrangement, Jupiter would have the option to purchase the lots back for back taxes owed once the site is clean. In 2013 the citizens of Berwick voted through a referendum to spend $25,000 to study the potential options for re-development of the downtown and add that study to a comprehensive plan for its future. A twelvemember committee of volunteers took on this challenge. A survey about what residents would like for their downtown was sent to every household in town. 600 households responded. The survey showed that residents wanted their new downtown to have a public common, restaurants, small retail businesses, a marina with improved access to the Salmon Falls River, a community center, elderly housing and a cultural arts center. They also wanted a sports complex,

sidewalks, more parking, improved traffic flow and a continuation of Main St. that would connect Eleanor's Way and Lyman Streets. The committee drew up a concept design based on this information to guide the town through the next twenty years. The plan gave the town of Berwick the legal backing to create zoning, also known as land use ordinances, when designing the downtown. For example new businesses that become a part of the former Prime Tanning site will have to set the front of their building within five feet of the lot line. Parking lots must be in the rear of the building. This would prevent big box stores from coming in. This plan would also create a walker-friendly downtown. Many of the things on the list of what residents wanted have been incorporated as part of the adopted Downtown Vision & Implementation Plan. See PRIME page 37...

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~ News ~ Senator Collins Meets with Marybeth Noonan, Miss Maine 2016 WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Senator Susan Collins

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5-6:30 p.m. at the Wells Masonic Lodge, Rte 109, Wells. All you can eat and all are welcome. Two kinds of home-baked beans, potato salad, coleslaw, hotdogs, rolls, iced sweet tea, coffee, and homemade desert. Adults $8; children under 12, $4. FMI: 207-337-5959.

Reid Sacco Family Regatta Sailors and spectators alike are invited to Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association's (KBIA) seventh annual Reid Sacco Regatta, starting with a skipper meeting at 11 a.m., followed by sailing at 11:30 a.m. Interested participants should register in the office to

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8-10:30 a.m. This includes coffee, tea, hot chocolate and juice. Select several items on the menu for $10. Come in for details. Located at 1704 Us Route 1, Cape Neddick. Also, Chicken Shoots are held every Sunday at 2 p.m.

Trinity Church Summer Sunday Concert Concert at 5 p.m. with a recital of art songs featuring Morgan McCurdy, mezzo-soprano, with Mary Towse-Beck at the piano. Morgan is well-known throughout the seacoast region for her solo work, especially in support of local choruses in major masses and oratorios. Her mature musicianship and richly beautiful voice are perfectly suited for classic art-songs as well as contemporary works of every sort.

Monday, August 8 Men’s Gospel Quartet Performs in Kennebunk From Nashville, Tennessee, the gospel quartet, Mark209, will perform at the Kennebunk Baptist Church, starting at 7 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public with a love offering taken. All are invited to come and experience upbeat and inspirational music with lots of humor. FMI: www. mark209.com, or 207-251-2091. The church is located at 77 Main Street, Kennebunk.

Nature Walk Join a Wells Reserve naturalist at 10 a.m. at a variety of coastal habitats to discover what’s happening in the ever-changing world of plants and animals. Free with admission. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. 207-646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

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Tuesday, August 9 'Totally Tuesday Talk' Presented by Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA), entitled, 'Sisters of the Brush: American Women Painters, 1870-1940' by Erica Hirshler, Croll Senior Curator of American Paintings at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA). Begins at 6 p.m., with light refreshments served at 5 p.m. Free and open to the public; supported by free-will offerings. Trinity Church, at the corner of Woodbridge Road and York Street (Route 1-A) in York Harbor.

Bird Banding Demonstration 7-11 a.m., visit the bird banding station at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, where bird studies have been ongoing for more than 25 years. Scientists from the Biodiversity Research Institute and the Maine Medical Center Research Institute are contributing to knowledge of bird migration, breeding activities, life spans, and vector ecology. Free with site admission. 342 Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

Museums of Old York presents Open Doors, a singular opportunity to visit five ocean view and oceanfront properties and gardens in York Harbor, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy a trolley ride through historic York Harbor on the way to traditional- and contemporary-styled residences. For tickets: oldyork.givezooks.com. Note: There will be no tickets sold by phone or at our visitor center.

Thursday, August 11: Mosaic Quartet Concert 7:3 0 p.m. at the Brick Store Museum, 117 Main Street, Kennebunk. Concert focuses on love letters found in the Museum’s archives, written by 19th Century sea captain Charles Barry! $10 per person. FMI: 207-985-4802 or visit www.brickstoremuseum.org.

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Discover the seven points of awareness and practice walking like a fox, seeing like an owl, and listening like a deer. From 10 a.m.-noon. This is a calm, slow hike to take time to be present in our surroundings. Limited to eight participants, ages 10 and up. $7/$5. Registration required. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. 207646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

Artist/instructor Joyce Amend will show you how to Zentangle a beautiful mat for your own photo frame. You can then add one of your favorite photos to display. Zentangle is a process of creating art, wherein simple shapes and lines combine to make beautiful and interesting artworks. If you can draw a line and a circle (perfectly or not), you can Zentangle. Resident $15/Nonresident $20, plus a one-time material fee of $10 for newcomers. Held at Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Road. Call 207-439-3800 to register.

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~ Library News ~ William Fogg Library Story Behind The Munich Girl Shared by Phyllis Edgerly Ring on Wednesday, August 10 at 6 p.m. Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father's war-trophy portrait of Eva Braun. Fifty years after the war, she discovers what he never did: that her mother and Hitler's mistress were friends. The secret surfaces with a mysterious monogrammed handkerchief, and a man, Hannes Ritter, whose Third Reich family history is entwined with Anna's. Phyllis Edgerly Ring loves writing and is always curious to

discover how history, culture, relationship, spirituality, and the natural world influence us and guide the human family on its shared journey.

Summer Reading Wrap-Up Party Wednesday, August 10 from 6-7:30 p.m. Join us for fun games, ice cream, certificates of completion, ribbons, free books and prizes. Additional programming information can be found online.

For More Information Call the library at 207-439-9437 or visit www.william-fogg.lib.me.us.

D.A. Hurd Library Skateboarding Bring your skateboards to the library on Wednesday, August 17 at 6 p.m. The North Berwick Recreation Department’s portable skateboard park will be set up in the parking lot. Skateboarders under the age of 18 require signed parental permission; children under 10 must be supervised at all times by a parent. Permission forms are available at the library. Don’t have a skateboard or helmet? We will have some on hand to borrow for the evening.

Concert: Seagrass Get ready for a high-energy show from this 5-piece bluegrass band in their fi rst performance in the big barn at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Beginning at 7 p.m., this band makes upbeat traditional music featuring tight harmonies. Seagrass is Steve Gifford, Susan Elias, Frank Delong, Bill Arnold, and Tom Buckland. Held in a historic barn and powered by the Sun. $25/$20. Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. 207-646-4521 or wellsreserve.org/music.

Friday, August 12 Perseid Meteor Shower Join local astronomer Scott Negley from 8-9:30 p.m. to learn about a variety of space wonders including comets, meteors, and asteroids. If weather permits after the indoor

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River Tree Arts Fundraiser River Tree Arts 3rd annual fundraiser, 100 x 100 2016, will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., 35 Western Ave., Kennebunk. This event showcases 100 works of art by many local artists priced at $100 each! All artwork will be sold on a first come first serve basis. Enjoy light refreshments, meet many of the participating artists and support the arts by purchasing a new piece of art for your very own collection. To learn more, please see www.rivertreearts.org or call 207-967-9120.

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Kennebunks and Arundel will hold their monthly meeting at 9 a.m. at the Kennebunkport Fire Station on North Street in Kennebunkport. All are welcome. FMI: 207-391-5710.

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Lobster Bake Lobster Bake (steak option) will be held from noon - 2 p.m. Twin Lobsters, mussels, corn and baked potato for $25. Steak option for $20. 1704 Us Route 1, Cape Neddick. Call the Lodge for reservations: 207-361-2788.

Wells Fire Association Golf Tournament Benefit Open Golf Tournament features raffles, prizes. No tee times needed. Merriland Farm Par 3 Golf Course, Coles Hill Rd. Wells, from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Adult/child division prizes. Entry fees $20/18 holes; $15/9 holes. FMI: 207-646-0508. Rain Date Sunday, August 14.

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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 Olympic Madness with Mad Science The Mad Science Physics Olympics comes to the library on Tuesday August 9 at 6:30 p.m. This interactive show will explore the FUNdamentals of the science of sports! Test your strength and discover the wonders of air pressure in a Tugof-War challenge. Explore energy transformation in soccer and tennis. Become a gymnast as we perform an experiment about the center of gravity. The Mad Science program is free, wheelchair accessible and open to all.

Calling all Minecraft Fans Children ages 6 and up can come to the library on Wednesday, August 10 at 3 p.m. to turn their favorite game piece into a keychain or neck-

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On Friday August 12 at 12:30 p.m., the library will host for children ages 5 and up who have completed at least one Bedtime Math activity over the course of the summer. Bring in your filled-in star chart to gain entry to an afternoon of fun math Olympics and snacks.

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

Author Speaks About Women’s Basketball Joanne Lannin will discuss her book “Finding a Way to Play� on Monday, August 8 at 2 p.m. Lannin’s book is full of stories about women who have gone to great lengths to play the game of basketball, discussing early pioneers who played despite concerns about risks to health and femininity, black and native American women who endured racial discrimination as they searched for opportunities to play, lesbians who hid their identities for fear of being denied the chance to play or coach, and women over 50 who ignored aches and pains to rediscover the joys of a childhood passion. Lannin played basketball in high school and college and currently plays on a senior women's team. She was a sports and feature writer for the Maine Sunday Telegram in Portland

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Wednesday, August 10, 5 p.m. “Pitch Perfect 2� (rated PG-13). After a humiliating command performance at The Kennedy Center, the Barden Bellas enter an international competition that no American group has ever won in order to regain their status and right to perform.

Morning Yoga Tuesday August 9 10:15-11 a.m. Children’s Yoga class: ages 5-10. Carin Sarzynski is trained and certified in ChildLight yoga, Kripalu Yoga, and Let your Yoga Dance. Carin also holds a Master’s Degree in Education and a Maine Teaching Certificate in grades K-8.

Knitters This group meets weekly in the library on Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:30 p.m. to work and socialize over handwork. Join us for knitting, quilting, crocheting or whatever handwork you do!

Free Digital Tutoring From 10:3 0 a.m. to noon on Wednesday. Is the tablet or e-reader your son or daughter gave you still in its box since your birthday last fall? Would you like someone to help you learn to take a picture and send it, or a text? Drop in for some help with your tech device, or just your questions. Call the Library, and we will help you make an appointment for a convenient time. Steve Smith is our new Digital Tutor. He lives in Berwick and carries an assortment of Apple products wherever he goes.

tation. Readings from poetry books are welcome. Readings occur in round table format and are facilitated by Priscilla Cookson.

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Wednesday, August 10 at 3 p.m. Did you ever wonder where Santa vacations in the summer? Maine, of course! Come tell him what you wishing for this Christmas! Crafts and activities will be provided for the whole family to enjoy.

Wednesday, August 10, at 10:30 a.m. at Village Elementary School. Nationally acclaimed magician, Norman Ng, has amazed audiences in 48 states with his combination of close-up magic and special effects - a magic show that is “far from the Norm!� Funded in part by Kennebunk Savings Bank and cosponsored with York schools, this performance will be held at Village Elementary School.

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Annual Book Sale will be held on, Friday, August 12 from 5-8 p.m. Free for Friends of the Library or $5 entry. On Saturday, August 13, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., free for all. Proceeds support the children’s programs, musical events, films and lectures as well as the Weymouth Art Gallery.

Sunday, August 14, 7 p.m. Adonis Johnson (Michael B. Jordan), son of deceased world heavyweight champion Apollo Creed, has boxing in his blood. Looking to win his own title, Adonis heads to Philadelphia and convinces his father’s rival-turned-friend, Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), to train him – even as Rocky battles his own deadly opponent outside the ring. Adonis must develop the heart of a true fighter in this new chapter of the Rocky story from critically acclaimed director Ryan Coogler. Rated PG-13 for violence, language and some sensuality. 133 minutes.

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

York Public Library Monthly Poetry Evening Tuesday, August 9, 7 p.m. Please bring poems to share, either your own or favorite poems by someone else. The prompt for August is “rock�. The topic is open for interpre-

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~ News ~ Jetport Company Opening New ‘Aviation Gateway’ to Maine PORTLAND Northeast Air is a company that few Mainers are familiar with. But if you’ve taken an airline out of Portland, the chances are that they've been an integral part of your flight. They fueled the plane you were sitting in. They were the people deicing your plane as you were preparing for takeoff on a cold winter day. They may have provided maintenance support to the flight. And if you arrived on a private aircraft or business aircraft, Northeast Air’s employees were probably the people who welcomed you to Maine. After several years of planning and design, Northeast Air will unveil its newly expanded facility this Friday. The new terminal includes state of the art customer service for passengers and their crew, in addition to a new pilots lounge and flight planning room. A two story glass enclosed waiting area serves as a portal for arriving and departing passengers. Northeast air has

invested over three million dollars to provide first class flight support to private and business flyers. NEA President Henry Laughlin says the company is making this investment because first impressions of Maine matter. 'The Portland Jetport is an important aviation gateway to Maine, not only for vacationers but also for major business leaders and investors who have companies here, or may be considering a location in the state of Maine', he said. “We have to make the best first impression that we can. That's why we are making this investment and why the owners of private jets and aircraft enjoy coming to Northeast Air.� Northeast Air is a thirdgeneration company that employs 75 people and has been helping flyers and aircraft owners at the Portland Jetport for nearly fifty years. It provides fuel, maintenance and repair services to private aircraft and

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Healthways CEO and Health eVillages Founder Tramuto Appointed to Human Rights Board of Directors OGUNQUIT Internationally-recognized healthcare leader and entrepreneur Donato J. Tramuto has been appointed to the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (RFK Human Rights) Board of Directors. Tramuto, a long-standing advocate for increased access to healthcare for the underserved across the globe, is the CEO of Healthways, the largest independent global provider of well-being improvement solutions, and the chairman and founder of Health eVillages, a non-profit that provides mobile medical diagnostic and treatment information for healthcare professionals in the most challenging clinical environments in the world. In 2012, Tramuto was appointed to RFK Human Rights Europe because of his expertise and strategic leadership in global health, including his proven ability to develop and implement healthcare solutions in countries with underserved communities. Since 2014, Tramuto has served as chairman, where he led efforts to support the work of RFK Human Rights, bringing human rights education and advocacy programs to schools and communities around the world. Tramuto also serves on RFK Human Rights Leadership Board. “Through our continued collaboration with his global non-profit, Health eVillages, Donato makes an impact by working with healthcare providers around the world to bring quality care to some of the poorest, most underserved regions of the world,” said Kerry Kennedy, president of RFK Human Rights. “He is a valued member of our organization and I believe that Donato’s energy and passion for helping make this world a more just and peaceful place will make him a great addition to the RFK Human Rights Board of Directors.” Tramuto joins a new slate of directors at the organization, including Apple CEO Tim Cook. In 2011, Tramuto founded Health eVillages and through this organization, has increased access to medical information via mobile technology in Haiti, Kenya, South Sudan

and the U.S., including a rural community health center that serves residents of the poorest and sickest county in Tramuto’s home state of Maine. Most recently, Health eVillages developed a community outreach program with Healthways and Mercy Community Healthcare to provide support to meet the diverse health needs of uninsured and underinsured patients from across Middle Tennessee. “I am deeply honored to be a member of this prestigious organization that is intrinsically connected to the beliefs I share with my childhood hero, Robert Kennedy,” said Tramuto. “Through the Senator’s writings and iconic speeches I realized many years ago that each of us has the ability to

drive change – both great and small – that has the capacity to improve the lives of others. RFK Human Rights is a reflection of his belief that all of us share in the responsibility to make better this world.” Tramuto has been widely recognized for his professional and philanthropic contributions. In 2014 he was honored alongside Hillary Clinton, Robert DeNiro and Tony Bennett, with the prestigious Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope award for his longtime commitment to social change. He is the chairman and founder of the Tramuto Foundation, a Maine-based nonprofit that is celebrating 15 years of helping individuals and organizations achieve their educational and healthcare goals. Tramuto serves on several executive leadership boards, including the Boston University School of Public Health, Brown University Healthcare Leadership Board, and Safe Harbor Compliance and Clinical Development. Tramuto, along with Chris Black, is the author of “Life’s Bulldozer Moments: How Adversity Leads to Success in Life and Business,” a Hamilton Press publication that will be published this fall.

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David Miller and Robert Sheldon at the N.E. Band Directors Institute.

SOUTH BERWICK David Miller recently spent three days at the New England Band Directors Institute at Plymouth State University. While there he had the opportunity to work with highly regarded educators, composers, and musicians from across the United States. He was able to work with composer Robert Sheldon and conductor Anthony Maiello. Maiello teaches at George Mason University and is one of the most highly regarded and respected conductors in the United States. David joined approximately 120 music education colleagues from New England. They spent two and a half days participating in workshops that

focused on instructional strategies and techniques used in the instrumental music classroom. They collaborated to evaluate new literature for concert bands and jazz bands. Miller’s role as the person up front leading the group was given to Dr. Maiello and Robert Sheldon. David joined a 120 piece concert band and an 18-piece jazz band. He played and evaluated new literature and discussed teaching and conducting techniques. This professional development opportunity was provided by the district and David said it is one of the best and most rewarding opportunities he’s experienced in music education.

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Flo’s Hot Dog Highlighted in Boston Magazine CAPE NEDDICK A small Cape Neddick eatery, Flo’s Hot Dog, located at 1359 Rte 1 Cape Neddick, was highlighted in the June issue of Boston Magazine as part of its “Best. Summer. Ever” feature. The magazine team rounded up a comprehensive list of places and activities that they recommend to readers as fantastic summer destinations in New England. What follows is the Flo's creed: Order a Flo’s Hot Dog, Unscathed. On a dusty stretch of Route 1 between the Kittery outlets and the glitz of Kennebunkport lies Flo’s, a drooping hot-dog shanty in Cape Neddick with lines out the door. Travelers gather from miles around to order these relish-laced, steamed dogs— once served by Florence Stacy

and now tended by her sassy daughter-in-law, Gail. Remember Seinfeld’s Soup Nazi? Gail’s a cheerier version. She makes delectable dogs, but there’s a definite protocol you’ll need to follow when ordering. Shut the screen door. Do not linger with it wide open while standing in line. You’ll let the bugs in, and you’ll get scolded. Duck! The roof is low. Anyone over 6 feet should wait outside or prepare to stoop. Dispatch someone to claim a picnic bench. There are only a few, and there’s nowhere to sit otherwise. Hover like a vulture until those lazy tourists get up. Name a number. Do not tell Gail about your chosen accoutrements unless you enjoy cold stares. She only wants a quantity—four, six, nine. You’ll

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Get Your Glitter On for the New England Premiere of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert OGUNQUIT Get your glitter on and take the ride of your life with the hilarious and heartwarming Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, based on the Oscar-winning film on stage at the Ogunquit Playhouse August 10 to September 3. The Ogunquit Playhouse is one of the first regional theatres in the U.S. to stage this outrageous international and Broadway smash hit, with book by Stephan Elliot and Allan Scott, complete with a non-stop dazzling array of over 500 imaginative and outrageous Tony Award-winning costumes and 200 headdresses designed by Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner. Rounding out the fun is a hit parade of infectious dance songs from the ‘70s and ‘80s by Tina Turner, Cyndi Lauper, Donna Summer, The Village People and many other pop-stars and include “I Will Survive,� “Hot Stuff,� “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,� “True Colors,� and “I Love The Nightlife.� Don’t miss the bus! Hop on for a journey to the heart of fabulous! The story follows the adventure of friends Tick, Bernadette and Adam who board a party bus named Priscilla and take their outrageous drag show on the road through the Australian Outback to unite Tick with his young son. Starring as Tick is Jarrod Emick who won a Tony Award, Drama Desk and Theatre World Award for his role as Joe Hardy in the 1994 Broadway revival of Damn Yankees. Emick has performed in many other Broadway shows as well, including Miss Saigon (Broadway debut), Rocky Horror Show, The Boy from Oz opposite Hugh Jackman, and Ring of Fire. He also appeared at the Prince of Wales Theatre in the West End premiere of The Full Monty. His regional theatre productions include Next to Normal, Guys and Dolls, Sweeney Todd, Bus Stop, Picnic, Hank Williams:

Lost Highway, Contact, Hands on a Hard Body and The Sound of Music. William Selby joins the cast as Bernadette. He most recently enjoyed a long run of Laughing Matters, Vol. 5 at Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota. Off-Broadway he has performed in many editions of Forbidden Broadway, The Daring Duo, Nerds, Forbidden Hollywood, Juba, and The Apple Tree. Selby has also performed in regional theatres throughout the U.S. in many shows including South Pacific as Luther Billis (for which he received Broadway World and Connecticut Critics Circle Award nominations for Outstanding Featured Actor), Barrymore, The Presidents, Hot n’ Cole, and All Night Strut. Playing Adam is Matthew Marks who is taking a break from his five year run in Broadway's The Book of Mormon. Among his credits

are the Broadway production of West Side Story and the National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof. Lisa Helmi-Johanson, Coleen Sexton and Debra Walton join the cast as the three Divas along for the fabulous ride. Helmi-Johanson has performed in regional theatres in the U.S. in Avenue Q, Waterfall, Taming of the Shrew and‌ Spelling Bee as well as many others. Sexton has performed on Broadway in Forever Dusty and the National Tours in Wicked as Elphaba, in Legally Blonde as Brooke Wyndham, and various roles in Chicago. Walton has performed on Broadway and Off-Broadway in many shows including The Pajama Game, Storyville!, The Bubbly Black Girl and Cookin’ At the Cookery: The Life and Times of Alberta Hunter, which earned her a Drama Desk Nomination and a Barrymore Award. Mitch

Poulos, who has also performed throughout the U.S., most notably in the National Tours of Billy Elliot the Musical, is cast as Bob. Helming the Ogunquit production is David Ruttura who is currently the Associate/ Resident Director of School of Rock on Broadway. He has worked as Associate Director for many Broadway productions including Spider-Man, Follies, Lombardi, Million Dollar Quartet, White Christmas and A Man for All Seasons. Ruttera has also directed many shows for regional theatres across the U.S. including the Kennedy Center, La Jolla Playhouse and

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ARUNDEL Arundel Farm Gallery presents “The Nine - State of Nature,” an invitational art exhibition featuring a collection of 9 seasoned Maine artists, exhibiting 9 points of view in 9 different mediums. Participating artists include: Kat Buchanan, Victoria Elbroch, Bonnie Faulkner, Dewitt Hardy, Norma Johnsen,

Berri Kramer, Erica Radich, Susan Wilder and John Wiley. The show runs from August 6 -27th with an artists’ reception held August 6 from 5-7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Visitors to the Arundel Farm Gallery show will be delighted to discover such methods as scratchboard, encaustic, glass fusion, watercolor, mono-

print, pastel, collagraph, oil and etching. All of these artists have honed their craft. They specialize in “slow cooking.” Each element has a voice, which results in a powerful story. The process of layering, fusing, subtracting, building and embedding are are forms and techniques used to explore a personal relationship with the environment. The medium is the message. The gallery setting also celebrates history and time-

less beauty. The 1790 renovated farmhouse and gallery sits on 9 acres just 1.5 miles from the rumble of Dock Square in Kennebunkport. Gallery owners, Julie and Paul Feingold, share a love of interior design, nature, and historic preservation. Julie’s time honored color sense adds a sense of serenity to the curated collection as well as the carriage house gallery. The Arundel Art Gallery offers contemporary art that lives beautifully in traditional settings.

Two gallery spaces allow visitors to wander between the Carriage House Gallery which features a collection of fine art and American Craft, and the 1790 Gallery where special art exhibits and private house concerts are held. The gallery is located at 76 Arundel Road just 1.5 miles from Dock Square in Kennebunkport. For more information, call Julie Feingold at 561-702-6396 or visit www.arundelfarmgallery. com.

“Letters from a Sailor”: A Maritime Concert KENNEBUNK Celebrate the Kennebunks’ maritime heritage by stepping into the past at the Brick Store Museum! Back by popular demand, the Mosaic Quartet will perform back-to-back performances of their original show, “Letters from a Sailor,” on August 11 and 12 at 7:30 p.m. on both nights. The performance includes historic letters now held in the Brick Store Museum’s archives. Mosaic Quartet, which includes members Karen Stathoplos, David O’Brien, Carlton Mabee, and Vicki Adams, will present the love letters of Kennebunk ship captain Charles Barry along with love songs, sea shanties, folk tunes and original compositions. Some songs will be accompanied by mandolin, guitar, and banjo. Guest pianist Ginny Lawrence will also perform. Al Adams and Stathoplos will read the captain’s letters. Captain Charles Barry of

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Walker says. “There is nothing better than music and action to make these wonderful stories come alive.” The museum will display artifacts from the Barrys’ lives and travels in the Program Center during the performances. Tickets can be purchased at the door and cost $10 per person, with all proceeds being split by the Brick Store Museum and Mosaic Quartet. For more information, contact the Museum at 207-985-4802.The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in Kennebunk. For more information: www.brickstoremuseum.org; 207-985-4802.

Summer Cabaret at Star Theatre KITTERY Patrick Dorow Productions' (PDP) highly acclaimed Summer Cabaret Series is back and better than ever! Featuring over 20 local singers, songwriters and musicians, performing an array of music ranging from jazz standards to pop hits, original songs and your favorite Broadway tunes, PDP's Cabaret Series

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Jazz Performance at St. Peters by the Sea CAPE NEDDICK The 7th Annual Jazz at St. Peters by the Sea church will be held this year on August 11, at 5:30 p.m. in the historic Episcopal Church located at 535 Shore Road in Cape Neddick. The Blue Note Big Band, under the direction of drummer Eric Andrews, peforms classic swing tunes made famous by America's great big bands. You will hear faithful re-creations of such iconic "charts" from the likes of Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Stan Kenton, Glenn Miller and Buddy Rich. This year's concert also will feature wonderful selections from the Great American Songbook and popular Broadway musicals. The 16 musicians comprising the Blue Note Big Band are all veteran players with decades of performances in traditional big bands and smaller

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Blue Note Band performs a jazz concert at St. Peter’s by the Sea.

jazz groups in our region. The band has enjoyed sold out performances here locally at Jonathan's Ogunquit, the Prescott Parkl Arts Festival, the Dover (NH) Friday Night Live concert series and at numerous community concerts along Maine and New Hampshire's seacoast. Last year at St. Peter's Episcopal it was standing room only to a huge sell out crowd.

The Preservation Fund to keep the historic St. Peter's by the Sea Episcopal Church receives all monies from the concert. A well distinguished wine and cheese reception on the beautiful rectory grounds at the ocean's edge next to the church is the reception which follows the concert. Tickets may be purchased at the door at 5:30 p.m. at the concert.

OGUNQUIT Enjoy a special Barn Gallery program: Estate Planning for Artists and Collectors on Thursday, August 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Barn Gallery. The excitement and joy of creating and or collecting also brings with it the challenge of deciding what will happen to the work in the future. If you do not make a plan, someone else will do it for you! You need to ask the right questions and find the appropriate advisors. The free, two-part program will address a range of priorities for getting started with the process: the necessity of a will; how the work is preserved, presented

and perhaps disseminated; how to value the collection; what tax laws apply; who should benefit from the estate; what is important to save; and the importance of an art inventory. Whether your collection is small or large, or whether it is simple or complex, the program will address aspects of planning and organizing. Joan Dwyer & Jayne Dwyer Charitable Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation have funded this program.

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people to begin with.� Stein says a number of factors that can cause that to happen. For example, sometimes sales managers hire someone recommended by a peer or a superior, and disregard their own hiring procedures. He recalls a personal experience where a CEO needed to hire a vice president of sales. One of the company’s board members heavily promoted a favored candidate. “We had a hiring process in place, but the CEO felt compelled to short-cut it,� Stein says. “He asked me to interview the

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of job-interview experience. It may take 10 to 20 interviews for them to land a job. If they change jobs every two years, then after 10 years they have been through 50 to 100 interviews and have become masters at selling themselves, Andersen says. • They don’t effectively check references. The references listed on a job candidate’s resume aren’t necessarily the best people to talk with. Instead, Stein prefers to contact former managers, customers and peers who aren’t listed. Some companies’ HR departments may have policies that don’t allow blind-reference checks, though. • They don't use proven tools available to them. Stein says those could include assessments, background checks, simulations and behavioral interviews, all of which can provide valuable information. Finally, Stein and Andersen say even with experienced sales people past performance doesn’t necessarily equal future

performance. “They will be doing a different job for a different company,� Stein says. “They’ll be selling different products to different customers, and against different competitors. Any one of those factors could influence how successful the salesperson will be.� Dave Stein is a sales consultant and strategist whose expertise has been widely sought after as a top-tier media source. Steve Andersen is president and founder of Performance Methods Inc., a sales and account management best-practices consulting firm whose clients include industry leaders and many of the world’s top companies. They are coauthors of “Beyond the Sales Process: 12 Proven Strategies for a Customer-Driven World� (beyondthesalesprocess.com). The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by stock articles.

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Looking For The Perfect Job? You May Have Already Found It What’s your passion? Family? Gardening? Rock climbing? Now think about where your job falls in your list of passions. For many, a job is just a means to an end – it provides money for an education, an SUV, a house and more. But finding passion in your job – whether it’s a clerical or professional position – is key to career success, says Nicole Smartt, author of “From Receptionist to Boss: Real-Life Advice for Getting Ahead At Work.� “Everyone can achieve a great career,� says Smartt, touting a nose-to-the-grindstone focus to overcome workplace obstacles that keep you from climbing the ladder to more responsibility and a higher

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Majors That Might Help You Get Hired As the cost of college tuition continues to rise and the job market grows increasingly competitive, college students are giving greater consideration to their prospects of being hired before choosing a major. A 2015 study commissioned by the National Association of Colleges and Employers asked 201 employers, including companies like Aetna, Macy’s and Procter & Gamble, which degrees are most in demand, even distinguishing between

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to your job? Also be prepared for those strengths to change over the course of your working life or to find strengths you didn’t know you had. • Stay focused. Being disciplined and making sacrifices to achieve your goals is important. “ ‘No’ is the one-word secret to staying on track,â€? Smartt says. • Surround yourself with great people. Find a mentor who readily offers help, guidance and support. “If you want greatness in your life then you need to surround yourself with great people,â€? Smartt says. • Let your engagement at work and happiness show. “Find little things about your job that you really enjoy, and do them very, very well,â€? Smartt advises. “Make sure you bring all of your

skills to your work. You’ll find you enjoy it because you’re good at it.� Smartt says people often become frustrated at a job, and instead of trying to make that situation better, they look elsewhere figuring the next job somehow will be the answer. That’s not always the case. “It’s easier to find a perfect attitude than it is to find a perfect job,� she says. Nicole Smartt, (www. nicolesmartt.com) is co-owner and vice president of Star Staffing in Petaluma, Calif. She also is co-founder of the Petaluma Young Professionals Network and was the youngest recipient of the “Forty Under 40� award given by the North Bay Business Journal.

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More Than $1.6 Million to Expand Access to Rural Broadband & Invest in Telemedicine Innovation STATEWIDE U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded a total of $1,644,596 in grant funding to four Maine school districts and a rural health care provider through the Distance Learning and Telemedicine Loan and Grant program. The funding will help connect rural communities with medical and educational experts in other parts of the country, increasing access to health care, substance misuse treatment and advanced educational opportunities. “Broadband and telehealth technologies have become critical tools for rural communities, helping connect students with teachers and patients with doctors,” Senators Collins and King said in a joint statement. “This funding will support rural Mainers in their efforts to bridge the digital divide and actively interact with experts and resources across the country.” The award amounts and recipients are as follows: Maine Regional School

Unit 13 will be awarded $327,466 to purchase video-telepresence equipment to enable real-time distance learning among Regional School Unit #13, the Chewonki Foundation, the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, the Catawba Indian Nation, the Monhegan Island School and AOS 93 to provide rural students, educators and adult learners with access to science, technology, engineering, art and math classes. Maine Regional School Unit 87/Maine School Administrative District 23 will be awarded $312,744 to purchase videotelepresence equipment. Maine Regional School Unit 80/Maine School Administrative District 4 will be awarded $239,235 to establish a distance learning network connecting instructors at the Maine Tri-County Technology Center to students in 10 rural schools in Maine; three rural schools in New Hampshire; and one end user site in the Indian Township of Passamaquoddye. Maine Regional School Unit 33/Maine School Administrative District 33 will be awarded $366,459 to purchase video-

telepresence equipment that will enable real-time distance learning activities between schools in Maine School Administrative District #33 (MSAD #33) and its partners. MaineHealth will be awarded $398,692 to install tele-health videoconferencing

carts at six rural medical clinics. Three tele-health videoconferencing carts will be provided to three home health agency sites. The Distance Learning and Telemedicine Loan and Grant program provides funding to rural hospitals, clinics, schools and libraries for equipment and

technical assistance for telemedicine and distance learning. Grant recipients must demonstrate that they serve rural America, prove there is an economic need and provide at least 15 percent in matching funds.

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Relax, Wolf says. Team building shouldn’t be a time for co-workers to one-up each other. “My message as a facilitator is about how to be a team,” Wolf says. “I know that some people will catch on more quickly than others. Too often in life, the people who immediately understand something new turn their backs on those who don’t. My goal is for those who ‘get it’ to become mentors for those who don’t.” If drumming seems like an unusual team-building exercise, consider that companies have tried other approaches that are just as novel. A survey by the Creative Group, a specialized staffing service, revealed that some of those included danceoffs, psychic readings, pedicures and indoor surfing. Wolf says there are several reasons why team-building activities are effective. She says they:

Inspire creativity. Team-building efforts can get your brain working in ways that it normally doesn’t. It’s easy in any workplace to get caught up in dull routines and to do everything by rote. When you’re forced to try something different, your senses wake up and your mind is open to new possibilities. Help employees bond in a more relaxed environment. Sometimes you just need to get away from the office and have fun. “Drumming can be a powerful medicine that can balance out the tension in our lives,” she says. That means the next time the boss announces a teambuilding activity, there’s no need to panic – especially if it involves drums. “Anyone can learn to drum,” Wolf says. “People may be skeptical of this, but there really is no such thing as being rhythmically challenged.”

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NIH States $414 Million in Additional FY 2018 Funding Needed for Alzheimer’s Research STATEWIDE U.S. Senator Susan Collins, the Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, released the following statement after the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced today that $414 million in additional FY 2018 funds will be needed to meet the goal of preventing or effectively treating Alzheimer’s by 2025. This goal was established by the National Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease, which was created under the National Alzheimer’s Project Act (NAPA),

authored by Senator Collins and then-Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN), in 2011. “Alzheimer’s is a devastating disease that exacts a tremendous personal and economic toll on individuals, families, and our health care system. In addition to the human suffering it causes, Alzheimer’s costs the United States an estimated $236 billion a year, including $160 billion in costs to Medicare and Medicaid, yet we are spending just a fraction of that amount on research,� said Senator Collins. “While we have made significant progress in in-

York Ambulance FAQs YORK Recently, while on call, Crew members of York Ambulance were asked some very basic questions. The questioner is a long time York resident. Then it happened a second time from a long time resident. Since York Ambulance recently launched the 2016 Membership Drive), it seemed a good time to clear up some confusion. Question 1) Was York Ambulance ever called York Volunteer Ambulance Association? Yes. It began on a cold wet day in 1972 when an injured woman lay in the center of York Village, on the road, waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance from Kittery to arrive and transport her up the hill to the hospital, about 100 yards away. A group of concerned residents met to discuss emergency care in York. From this and subsequent meetings, York Volunteer Ambulance Association was born. Question 2) How did it go from YVAA to York Ambulance? Due to a growing community, the demand for full time coverage became critical. Volunteers were being asked to give their time for more and more hours of coverage. Pressure on them became such that full time, better trained personnel became a necessity. York Volunteer Ambulance had to be replaced by York Ambulance. Question 3) How long does the ambulance take to get to the scene? York Ambulance has 3 vehicles housed in York and 2 in South Berwick. In the case of vehicle one being out on a call, YA always has a back-up vehicle

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creasing funding for Alzheimer’s research, today’s announcement indicates that we must continue to do more to meet the goals we established through the National Alzheimer’s Project Act. With adequate funding to support the exciting research underway, we can achieve a world where Alzheimer’s can be treated effectively, cured, or prevented by 2025.� Last year, following advocacy from Senator Collins, Congress approved a $350 million increase for Alzheimer’s disease research at the National Institute of Aging, bringing the total amount available for Alzheimer’s research in FY 2016 to $991 million – a more than 50 percent increase and almost half-way to the $2 billion-a-year goal that the National Advisory Council has estimated is required. Earlier this year, Senator Collins, a senior member of the Appropria-

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Health & Fitness Tips for Talking with Your Special Needs Child About Tragedy

With recent tragedies in the news, many children, including those challenged with special needs, are exposed to trauma through the media and in conversations. The Episcopal Center for Children (ECC), a nonprofit school serving children with special needs ages 5-14 in the Washington, DC area, offers some advice on how to talk with your child about tragedy. “Children hear information from other children and from the activities around them. Your child will pick up information very quickly after a traumatic event happens,� said Dodd White, president

and CEO of ECC. “It’s important for parents and guardians to set a tone of openness and support with their children, and to re-assure children that they are safe.� Dodd and the staff at ECC offer the following tips and advice: Use age appropriate language. Talk with your child about the tragedy in a way that is appropriate for his or her age. Elementary schoolers may have questions about their own safety and security. Older children may want more information about the cause of the tragedy or want to talk about how it could be prevented. Share what is appropriate for

your child. Be mindful about the personality of your child. Your child may be a 6-year-old who laughs at monsters in movies and can handle the truth about bad guys being a reality of life. Or your child may be a 10-year-old who cannot handle scary movies, and gets emotional when people are hurt. When answering your child’s questions about tragic news events, let the unique personality of your child be your guide. Let your child know it is ok to talk to you about the tragedy. Spend time talking with your child. Let them know that they are welcome to ask ques-

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Maintain your family routines. Continue your family’s usual routines for waking up, dinnertime, and bedtime. The familiarity of these routines will help your child.

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Reassure your child about his or her own safety. Point out factors that ensure your child’s immediate safety and the safety of the community. Review your family’s plans for responding to a crisis. Assure your child that he or she is safe and loved. Limit media exposure. Constant exposure to coverage of a tragedy can heighten anxiety. Do not allow young children to repeatedly see or hear news coverage of a tragedy. Even if a young child is engrossed in play, he or she is likely aware of what you are watching on television – and can become confused or upset. Older children might want to learn more about a tragedy by reading or watching TV. However, avoid repetitive loops of news information once you have the facts. Avoid placing blame. Be careful not to blame a cultural, racial or ethnic group, or people who have mental illnesses.

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~ News ~ ...PRISCILLA from page 15 to the Ogunquit stage to choreograph Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. He was last at the Ogunquit Playhouse in 2012 to choreograph 9 to 5 the Musical and in 2010 as the Director/Choreographer for Chicago. McIntyre’s long career, both on the stage, as director and choreographer has included many regional, OffBroadway and Broadway productions including, the Dreamgirls National Tour, One Man Two Guvnors, My Fair Lady, A Chorus Line, Oklahoma, Can-

dide, Legally Blonde, Urinetown, and Hairspray. Michael McAssey is the Musical Director for the Ogunquit production. He has conducted and music directed the Broadway National Tours of Avenue Q and Titanic: The Musical, and toured with Donny Osmond playing piano for Livent’s Joseph‌Dreamcoat. He has music directed at theatres throughout New York and the U.S. for various productions that include Chicago, Man of LaMancha, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, White Christmas, Ragtime, Sunset Boulevard, Gypsy,

Violet, Smokey Joe’s CafÊ among others. He appeared with Barbara Cook and Patti LuPone in Paris and toured with Ms. LuPone in her nightclub act, The Argentina Turner Revue. Set design for the Ogunquit Playhouse production is by Stanley A. Meyer and Jason M. Curtis. Meyer’s set designs have been seen in Beauty and the Beast on Broadway, Aida at the Alliance Theatre, Treasure Island at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, and From Here to Eternity and Saturday Night Fever at Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival. He has been recognized for his

work by the League of American Theatres and Producers, National Broadway Award, Drama League Awards, American Theatre Wing Award and New York Outer Critics Circle Award, as well as the Los Angeles Ovation Award. Curtis has been the assistant designer for International Tour of Beauty and the Beast, Saturday Night Fever and From Here To Eternity at Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival among others. Sound Designer for the Ogunquit production is Don Hanna whose regional theatre credits include Million Dollar

Quartet and Billy Elliot, as well as the National Tours of Million Dollar Quartet and Smokey Joe’s Cafe 20th Anniversary. Lighting Designer is Richard Latta who has created the lighting for dozens of Ogunquit Playhouse productions, including most recently The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Sister Act, Victor Victoria, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Million Dollar Quartet, Saturday Night Fever and White Christmas in addition to many regional theatres in the U.S. To learn more, visit www. ogunquitplayhouse.org or call 207-646-5511.

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, Can you please tell me how to save a word document (windows 10) to the desktop and to a usb memory stick. Just upgraded my operating system and am looking to find a way to do this. Thanks, Alicia Dear Alicia, Saving a Word document in Windows 10 shouldn't be all that different than it was in previous versions of Windows. Let's take a look. Open Microsoft Word and create your document. To save it on your desktop, follow these directions: 1. Click on the "File" tab in the upperleft corner. 2. Click on "Save" in the menu. 3. Click on "This PC" under Save As. 4. Click the up arrow at the top of the right column, next to the word "Documents". 5. Click on "Desktop" in the right column. 6. Type a name for your document in the box that says, "Enter file name here". 7. Click the "Save button. To save a copy of the document on the USB memory stick, follow these directions: 1. Click on the "File" tab in the upperleft corner. 2. Click on "Save As" in the menu. 3. Click on "This PC" under Save As. 4. Click the up arrow at the top of the right column, until it says, "This PC". 5. Double-Click on "your USB drive" in the right column. 6. Click the "Save button. Now, close your Word document and you will have a copy on your desktop and your USB drive. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, First thank you for all your support .My question is: How do you take multiple pictures with the iPhone and send them in one email? Andy Dear Andy, I'm guessing that you know how to take pictures with your iPhone, but you want to be able to attache more than one picture to an email message. Here is how. 1. Once you have taken your pictures, tap the "Photos" icon to open the photos app on your phone. 2. Tap "All Photos" to view and find the photos you

want to send. 3. Tap the word, "Select" in the upper-right corner of your screen, and tap on the photos you want to send. A blue check-mark will appear on the photos you have selected. (Note: because of the size of photos, and limits on email, you only want to select a few pictures). 4. Tap the icon in the lower-left of your screen that looks like a rectangle with an arrow pointing up, then tap on the "Mail" icon. 5. A new email message will appear, fill out the To: and Subject:, type a message to go with your photos, then tap "Send" in the upper- right corner of your screen. 6. A message will appear giving you the option to reduce the size of your photos (this will make them easier to send) select a choice and your message will send. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I received your column and I love it! I have had many questions cleared up for me from your advice. My computer is good, but I have so many files that I do not want to lose. I do not know how to back up anything. People tell me to get a flash drive or an external hard drive. I am

at a loss. Please help, You are a Godsend to many many people! Thank you in advance, Ellen Dear Ellen, Thank you for your kind words. You can back up in several ways, the best backup strategy includes a local backup onto something like a USB drive, and a remote backup with a service like Carbonite or Mozy. The reason for the two types is that you are protected both from hard drive failure, and things like fire, theft and destructive malware with the remote backup. Now, lets say you have an external hard drive for backup and you are running Windows 10 on your computer. Here are the directions for setting up a backup. 1. Plug in your USB drive. 2. In Windows 10, click on the start button (looks like a white flag) and click on "Settings", then "Update and Security" and "Backup" in the left column. 3. In the right side of the window, click "Add a drive" and windows 10 will search for and find your USB drive. 4. Click on the drive you want to use the the "Select A drive" section. 5. Now you can configure your backup

by clicking on "More Options". 6. Select how often you want the computer to backup, how long you want to keep the backups, then scroll down to the "Back up these folders" section. 7. Check the folders that are automatically included in your backup, and add or remove any folders you want. 8. Once you are happy with your settings, scroll back up near the top of the window and click "Back up now". Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I use Blue Mail on my Android phone. With that app, I can read email from the three accounts I use: Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo! I used to use Outlook Express on my computer to do this, but obviously I can't do that anymore. Is there another email program out there that will consolidate my emails into

one program? Thanks, Cliff Dear Cliff, In my experience, Mozilla Thunderbird is an excellent replacement for Outlook Express. Thunderbird does allow you to work with more than one email account, it has more features than the email program that comes with Windows 8 and it is easy to backup and restore your messages. Thunderbird can be downloaded free of charge at: www.mozilla.org and is fairly easy to install and set up with your email addresses. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at www.askthecomputerlady.com.

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~ Pets ~

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WEST KENNEBUNK Ruco's been a busy boy helping us get ready for Strut Your Mutt. He's practicing his leash manners and showing off his agility skills in weekly shelter dog class. He's modeling Strut Your Mutt wear and getting all of us excited for the big event. Due to the generosity of our underwriting sponsor, Kennebunk Savings, 100 percent of proceeds from sponsorships, registration fees and pledges directly provide medical care for pets in need. This year, Strut Your Mutt takes place on September 11 at Mother's Beach in Kennebunk. We'll have music, activities for kids, contests for dogs, and a Pet Pavilion, with merchants selling all kinds of pet-related merchandise. It's an event you and your favorite pooch don't want

to miss! Visit www.animalwelfaresociety.org to learn more and register for the event, then get ready to strut with your mutt! We want nothing more than for Ruco to join us at Strut, not as a shelter dog, but as a dog that's part of a loving new family! We're offering a complimentary registration for this year's Strut Your Mutt for Ruco and his people!

Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Update: Bonnie, the 14 yearold kitty who needed a radioiodine treatment, is in her second week of a special diet to prepare her for her treatment. She is doing great and we will keep you all up to date on her progress. Thanks to all of you who donated toward our $1,400 goal for her procedure. Annabell and Mr. Magoo, who were in last week’s paper, were nearly adopted but are still available. So send in your application soon. Mama Annabell is young and playful, and her kitten Mr. Magoo is a bouncy, happy older kitten. Both are waiting to find a home together for life. Come meet them at our adoption center! Thank-you to the Wells

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Rotary Club for inviting us to last weekend’s Harbor Fest activities. It was so fun being in a community event and seeing families enjoying a beautiful day. During August, Safe Haven will have a fundraising kiosk at the entrance of the Wells Hannaford store. Any donation, no matter the size, is needed and welcome. We’ll use it to pay our vet bills. Thank you so much. This week it’s Spanky’s turn in the limelight. This playful female kitty is black with white boots and a delightful white tip on her tail. She is happiest chas-

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ing the red dot from a laser toy or having her belly brushed. How many kitties actually lay on their backs with their belly in the air, hoping to be brushed? She’s so much fun, you’d never guess she is eight years old! But that’s a good thing because she qualifies for our Senior Kitty program. There’s no adoption fee for a qualifying adopter. Spanky like to snuggle in your lap, She tolerates other cats, but because she was declawed by her former owner, she feels intimidated around other kitties. She’d prefer to be a solo kitty and get all your attention. Come in and visit this beautiful, sweet kitty! She is at our adoption center waiting to meet you!

Voice for Animals YORK Meet one of Kaya's 6 kittens, available for adoption through Voice for Animals. All are just as cute as this little guy picture. They were born outside and have been in a foster home for almost 6 weeks. They love to play, eat and snuggle up for a nap to re energize for more playtime. They are 11 weeks old, up to date on vaccinations and are ready for their forever home with health certificates in tow. There are 4 males and two females. All brown tabbies, some speckled with white.

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Free Range Dog Park Proposed WELLS Area residents and the Town of Wells are currently working together to create a local dog park that would accommodate both large and small dogs. Their mission is to establish a clean and safe environment, where well-behaved canines can exercise and socialize off-leash in a fenced in, wellmaintained, beautifully developed park. The park would be open to all dog lovers who are willing to uphold the park rules and restrictions. The design would create a protected space

that would be a great alternative to walking our dogs on the beach where we have endangered bird life and would benefit both dog owners and non-dog owners alike. Any discounts, donations or assistance will be appreciated as land options, preferably with a water source, fencing, ground cover, such as wood chips, benches and a disposal station are being researched. Submitted by The Coalition for Free Range Canines. For more information: smacdougall440@gmail.com.

Emma’s Angels NORTH BERWICK Meet adorable Roscoe, an 8-year-old Chihuahua that acts like he's 4! A sweet boy who loves to cuddle and is good with other dogs, cats and children. Roscoe is up to date on his shots, neutered and ready to begin the next exciting chapter of his life! If you would like to meet Roscoe, please call! Please join us for our 3rd Annual Emma's Run. August 20 at Hanna's Tavern in Sanford. All proceeds go to food and Vet care of our rescue dogs. For more info call 603-944-1515.

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Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Spicy who arrived at the rescue with a group of cats and kittens, all of which were stressed from being removed from difficult situations. Spicy went into premature labor immediately upon arrival, and sadly her kittens were all still born. In the next apartment to Spicy was another mom cat ready to deliver and during the morning she gave born to five healthy kittens. Unfortunately Mom #2 was unable to provide the food and care necessary to keep her babies alive, so Spicy stepped into the mother role for the five babies. Spicy and the second mom are both doing well and the five three-day-old kittens are happy to have a mom. Spicy will be up for adoption in about nine weeks and her new little family will be available in a couple of months. In the meantime Spicy and her little family would like our readers to know that all these new hungry mouths could use some extra canned kittens/cat, food dry cat food and litter to keep everyone healthy and growing into lively happy babies. If you are able and willing to help with a few extra cans of cat or kitten food, Spicy and all the other mothers with kittens will be eternally grateful as will the staff at Another Chance Animal Rescue. All our furry little clients are spayed or neutered before adop-

tions are finalized, all necessary vaccinations are current (age specific) wormed, front-lined, and have passed their wellness exam. We also have a huge selection of healthy, lively kittens ranging from new born to sixteen weeks old, a good number of young adult cats and a limited number of older cats - all looking to you for a loving family and home. Yard Sale Alert! Our Annual Yard Sale will be held on Wednesday, August 10 - Saturday August 13, 8 a.m. - dark, at the Adoption Center/Foster Home of Marilyn Harley at 251 Country Club Road (Route 4) in Sanford. We are looking for volunteers and donations for this event, even if you only have a few hours to spare. Both cat rooms will be opened for meet and greet and adoptions. To donate or to volunteer, call 207-490-2855.

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~ Obituaries ~

Cheryl M. Allen, 61 WELLS – Cheryl M. Allen, 61 of Wells, passed away Friday, July 22, 2016 at Southern Maine Medical Center surrounded by her loving family after a courageous battle with COPD and chronic heart failure. She was born January 18, 1955 in York, to Cedric Allen and Jane Horning. Cheri attended Wells High School and after graduating high school traveled to South America with friends Scott Eldredge and Jenny Jones. She enjoyed many activities including gardening, breeding dogs, hand sewing, crafting, repurposing furniture, boating and fishing. Cheri was very kind and was always giving to others. She enjoyed spending time with her family and had many close friends she considered family. Her strength and great sense of humor will be greatly missed by daughters Laura Rae and Eliza Perrotta of Wells, Sandi Rae of East Hampton, MA, grandsons Nolan Perrotta

of Wells and Dylan Nelson of East Hampton, MA, sisters Pam Burton of Damariscotta, Suze Allen of San Francisco, CA, Barbara Allen of Kennebunk, brother of Jason Allen of Wells, John W. Jacobs III of Wells, nieces and nephews, “adopted daughter� Bethany Mosher of Wells, and her beloved dog Bella. Cheri was predeceased by her father Cedric Allen of Ogunquit, mother Jane (Horning) Jacobs, and brother Kenneth Allen of Ogunquit. A celebration of Cheri’s life was held August 1, at the Ogunquit Baptist Church 157 Shore Rd, Ogunquit. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

Robert G. Haynes, 70 YORK – Robert G. Haynes, 70, of 36 Bluestone Lane, passed away on Friday, July 22, 2016. He was born December, 6, 1945 in Kansas City, MO, a son of the late Hugh and Lucille (Mouse) Haynes. Robert served in the United States Air Force. He had worked as a plumber for many years. He enjoyed country music, fishing, cooking, working in his yard and car racing. He leaves his wife of 28 years, Janet K. (Roberts) Haynes; a son, Ian L. Haynes and his wife Jennifer of CA; 2 grandchildren, Everly and Landon; 2 sisters, Barbara Sher-

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he won 6 State Championships and 4 New England Championships. Robert’s biggest thrill was winning the Kennebec River Marathon; a 70 mile race from Augusta to Bath and back. Robert was a self-employed carpenter for many years; a trade he learned from his father. He also worked for Littlefield Brothers and Thompson Lumber Co. During his retirement, he opened Shibles Wood Crafts and later was known for Bob’s Yardsales. He is survived by his 5 children; 2 sons, David Shibles and wife Trish of Lebanon, Donald Shibles and wife Karen of North Berwick; 3 daughters, Shirley Cincotta of North Berwick, Sharon Thompson and husband Greg of Lebanon and Laurie

Robert E. Shibles, 80 NORTH BERWICK – Robert E. Shibles, 80, lifelong resident of North Berwick, passed away Monday, August 1, 2016 at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough. Bob was born April 18, 1936, the only child of Jarvis and Evelyn (Allen) Shibles. He was raised in North Berwick and enjoyed participating in school sports. That love of sports carried over to him being a devoted Red Sox, Patriots and Celtics fan. At age 15, Robert fell in love with building racing boats. During his 7 year racing career,

Shibles of Sanford. He is also survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Robert’s family would sincerely like to thank the warm, wonderful and caring people at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice. A graveside service will be held on Friday, August 12, at 10 a.m. in the Hillside Cemetery, Route 4, North Berwick. Family flowers only. Friends who wish may contribute to the St. Joseph’s Indian School, P.O. Box 326, Chamberlain, SD 57326; www. stjo.org. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

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Our staff is ďŹ rst and foremost committed to providing the highest quality traditional burial, cremation, and memorial services while supporting our community in many ways. You can see our staff working with many community service organizations, such as Hospice, Rotary International, the American Red Cross, our churches, and our local Police and Fire Departments. Call us to talk about pre-planning in your home or ours.

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~ News ~

Pastor Kezar: Answering the Call

By Carin Lee, Staff Reporter NORTH BERWICK Tim Kezar knew from a young age that he had a “burning desire� to serve by getting the message out and helping people to come to God. However, he didn't act on that. Instead he went to business school and into the business world. He stayed active in the church during that time, as an elder and a deacon. Finally, in 2001 he took a step in the direction of the ministry, getting his Masters in Biblical Studies through a long distance program at Trinity Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana. He was still a part of the corporate world, managing accounts for Nestle Food Company, and he and his wife had just had their first child – not an ideal time to change careers. So it wasn't until 2007 that things changed significantly. The minister of his home church in North Berwick received a call to go to North Africa. The pulpit search committee recommended to the membership that seeking a bi-vocational pastor would be the right move at that juncture. At the same time God was working on Kezar's heart to utilize his gifts in an official capacity as a pastor. In March of 2008 he was selected to do so. Now began an intense period in his life, as he worked to

fulfill the requirements of both his corporate job and his ministerial duties. At times, he felt like a circus performer, trying to keep a number of plates spinning all at the same time. He learned time management, delegated tasks on both jobs, gave up his hobbies, and led “a frantic pace.� Finally, the corporate job became “just a paycheck,� said Kezar. He felt “that season of his life coming to a close.� In May of this year he went to the elders and deacons in his church and told them of his desire to become fulltime. On June 5 his church voted unanimously to affirm that decision, a “humbling vote of confidence� for him. Pastor Tim Kezar, a North Berwick resident has fundamentally changed his life. At age 48, a time when many people are hitting the stride in their careers, he

has chosen a new vocation. He is now the full time minister at New Covenant Baptist Church in North Berwick. Pastor Kezar has found that the talents he learned in the business world have been helpful in his role as minister: cultivating relationships, building teams, and having a vision that directs his planning. He sees himself as “uniquely equipped to the unique church� in North Berwick. The congregation in the New Covenant Baptist Church consists of 110 members. They are a “very giving church,� said Pastor Kezar, and have come together to pay a salary that can support him, his wife and their two children. The Pastor finds his inspiration in one particular Bible passage, Mathew 11:28, “Come unto me all ye who labor and are heavily laden, and I will give you rest.� He sees three things that show that society carries heavy burdens: rampant substance abuse, families living at a frantic pace to try to accumulate material things, and Americans depending too heavily on their elected officials to try to meet all their needs. Kezar believes that people are looking for rest, peace and fulfillment not provided in those areas. His answer to that is a challenge to society to check in with their hearts and their souls, look for spiritual growth.

Wells Beach Lighthouse Church and ADD/ADHD Support WELLS All are invited Sundays for beach community worship service, offered by Wells Beach Lighthouse Church shining hope and Gospel truth along the coast of Wells. The church is led by Rev. Pastor Dan White who brings woship into the hearts of the community of Wells and the many visitors it welcomes throughout the year. Worship with traditional hymns and cotemporary musical selections. Pastor Dan White is a graduate of Tennessee Temple University having earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Bible and is also a graduate of Bethel Seminary of the East where he earned his Masters degree in Theology/Bible. He has pastored in Massachusetts prior to pastoring in Maine. He is the founding director of Casco Bay Rescue Mission in Portland which is a street mission ministering to and helping those who are homeless, while helping to restore hope to their lives. Pastor Dan has taken post-graduate work at UNH for mental health and is also directing the new Oceanside Community Support and Educational Center directed at addressing community needs and educating on mental health and social issues.

Dan, his wife Tammy look forward to welcoming you to Wells Beach Lighthouse Church where one can come and experience the three B’s, Be-loved, Belong, and Become. The church is presently meeting on Route One in Colonial Square, 952 Post Road, the big blue building where the Subway restaurant is located. They are located above the restaurant and look forward to serving and ministering to the community. For the summer months, services are at 9:30 a.m. then will fall back to 10:30 a.m. after Labor Day. The facility being used is not only for church gatherings but also serves as an awareness, support and advocacy center for mental health neurological disorders and various social issues facing our communities. Here he has begun educating on ADD/ ADHD and is beginning a community support group for parents and/or spouses who have one diagnosed and treated for this neurological disorder. He has also begun educating church leaders on this disorder and is looking to bring findings from research to area educators and the schools. For more information on the support group and services or for further church information you can contact him at 207-251-6967.

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~ Home & Business Services ~ WASTE REMOVAL

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~ Home & Business Services ~ PAINTING / PAPERING HOME IMPROVEMENT

J.R. Carpentry Fully Insured

Painting: Interior, Exterior Wallpapering

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Jim & Jesse Rutherford A father/son team with 40+ years of experience and a reputation for quality service!

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Dave The Door Man Installations & Repairs Interior & Exterior Storm, Shower, Basement Wood, Steel, Fiberglass Weather Stripping Lock Replacements Call Dave Lomasney

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MASONRY STEVE ENRIGHT MASONRY Brick, Block or Stone Fireplaces, Chimneys, Chimney Re-lining, Wood Stove Hearths, and Repairs.

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~ Classifieds ~ FOR SALE

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

2002 DODGE CARAVAN 140K miles, in good condition, runs well, some new parts, some rust, needs some work. $1,000 OBO. 646-244-3955.

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YARD SALES MOVING/GARAGE SALE 22 Vittum Hill Road, Eliot, ME Saturday, Aug. 6 • 8am-2pm Furniture, kayaks, camping gear, Jacuzzi hot tub, Brunswick pool table, books, clothing and other household items. YARD SALE Saturday, Aug. 6 • 9am-Dusk 44 Old South Rd, South Berwick Women’s clothing, tools, and miscellaneous items.

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Assessment Administrators Seeking motivated individuals to proctor assessment sessions with 4th- and 8th-grade students in schools for the National Assessment of Educational Progress. Must be available to work January 30 – March 10, 2017. Paid training, paid time, mileage reimbursement for local driving, and weekly paychecks. This is a part-time, temporary position. To apply, visit our website at www.westat.com/CAREERS and select “Search Field Data Collection Jobs.� Search for your state, find the NAEP Assessment Administrator position, and select the “apply to job� button. For more information, email NAEPrecruit@westat.com or call 1-888-237-8036. WESTAT EOE

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~ News & Classifieds ~ ...HORSE from page 2 agility, and fun tricks. These types of cognitive games and positive reinforcement gave him a new lease on life. He became curious, playful, sweet, and silly. His fear and pain washed away and was replaced with pure joy. He has inspired me to continue rescuing and we are building up to be a full-blown rescue

now (Empowered Equines). We have since rescued several more horses, mostly drafts and minis, and even a sheep! With our numbers growing we also have a group of dedicated young girls helping out, all of which have become his favorite play toys. He takes his job as kid-trainer seriously and makes sure the girls are always learning but staying safe. He teaches them about fun and play as well as freedom and

choice, how true friends must communicate well, but listen better. He teaches them empathy and compassion for other beings, even those who are a little battered and a little broken. He shows them that we can overcome the odds and, with love and companionship, we can always learn to love life again. Revel is the love of my life, my inspiration to rescue, and my best friend.�

Tramuto Foundation Presents $50,000 Check to Playhouse

Local Campers Meet with Rep. Hymanson OGUNQUIT Rep. Patty Hymanson, D-York, met with campers from Camp Card, a social enrichment camp for children with autism

and related disorders in Ogunquit, on Sunday. The campers were volunteering at the York Community Service Organization Thrift Shop in York. Pic-

tured left to right: Rep. Patty Hymanson, Maureen Hopkins, Brent Hopkins, Jarod Bush, Ellis Guijarro and Donald Martin.

OGUNQUIT The Tramuto Foundation, a non-profit charitable organi-

...PRIME from page 37 In 2015 the town received $600,000 from the EPA to begin the project. Jupiter provided the required 20 percent match, giving the town $120,000 to work with. In 2016 the town received another $600,000 from the EPA, matched ...TRAGEDY from page 37 new trauma and it can heighten their anxieties. If your child has suffered a loss, is facing special challenges, or been exposed to other trauma, he or she may be at greater risk of a severe reaction to a new tragic event. Watch your child closely for any changes in mood or behavior.

feelings. Explain that it’s OK to be upset. Let your child write about or draw what he or she is feeling. Physical activity might serve as an outlet for feelings or frustration. If your child is acting out, explain that there are other ways of coping.

Do not dismiss or minimize your child’s feelings. Your child might worry that someone will come and hurt him or her. Rather than saying she’s being silly or that such things will never happen, help your child put things in perspective. Say how rare such things would be, and explain how unlikely they are. Address each concern. Point out that many children and parents out there have the same worries and we can instead focus on the definite “will happens� (fun things to do at home and at school and with friends and family) rather than on the very unlikely “might happens.�

Do something for those affected by the tragedy. Focusing on what can be done to help others, can help children feel less anxious and more secure. Consider ways that you and your child can help victims and their families. You might take your child to your place of worship, light a memorial candle, or write thank-you notes to first responders.

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Get help if needed. If your child is still exhibiting signs of anxiety after a week or two. Seek out a school counselor, therapist, a member of the clergy, or any other spiritual leader or mental health professional.

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Tips adapted from the Mayo Clinic, SpecialNeeds.com, and the National Child Traumatic Stress Network. The Episcopal Center for Children (Center) is a nonprofit, nondenominational school and treatment program for children contending with emotional challenges from the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Accredited by the Joint Commission, the Center serves children who are 5-14 years old in grades K-8. The goal of the Center’s treatment, therapeutic milieu, and individualized special education program is to empower each child to function productively within his or her family and community. Building on strengths within children, the Center partners with families in treatment and focuses on enabling its students to access and become their best possible selves. More information is available at eccofdc.org.

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

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again by Jupiter, bringing the total money received to 1.2 million, making this the largest single site Brownsfield grant in the history of the program. The town will turn the property back to Jupiter after it has demolished what it can of the factory buildings. According to Berwick's Community Development & Planning Director, John Stoll, “The community was been very involved in this re-creating of Berwick.� A group of volunteers calling themselves the Friends of Berwick's Waterfront has raised money and built a canoe and kayak boat launch. A Trails Committee has cleared trails and designed a system of trails for the town. A Preservation and Heritage Committee is looking at old houses and other properties that might qualify for special historical status and preservation. Berwick is evolving, through the work of its committed citizens.

RENTALS FURNISHED ROOM - YORK Year round rental available to mature female. Kitchen, laundry and utilities included. Background check required. No smoking or pets. $350 / mo. Call 207-363-3312 YEAR ROUND IN KITTERY POINT BY THE CREEK. Comfortable cottage, 1 bedroom, washer/dryer, FHA oil, no pets, no smoking. $1,100/mo. plus utilities. 603-997-2081 #1 Source for WINTER & YEAR ROUND RENTALS in Wells, York & Ogunquit! Visit us at seasiderentals.com or call 207-363-1825 TODAY! 207.384.4008 96 Portland St. So. Berwick, ME

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zation has donated $50,000 to support the Ogunquit Playhouse Summer Camp Program. Pictured are Julie Oliver, Director of Youth Programming, Jean Benda, Assistant to the Artistic Director, Jeff Porter, Tramuto Foundation, Brad Kenney, Director of Ogunquit Playhouse and Donato Tramuto, Tramuto Foundation.

HELP OFFERED 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 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 MOBILE HOME SERVICE TOM’S MOBILE HOME SERVICE Licensed & insured mechanic. All types of mobile home work. Call 207-985-8164

OFFICE RENTAL #1 PRIME OFFICE SPACES 2nd Floor, ELEVATOR, $350/mo. INCL Heat/Elec & Conf Rm. 250 sq ft & 500 sq ft. CALL 363-1825 or email info@seasiderentals.com.

MUSIC LESSONS CUSTOMIZED GUITAR LESSONS All Styles / Levels Experienced teacher, B.M. Learn the music you like! Randy Browning 207.384.4252 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

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People and Business Profiles

Knights of Columbus Donates to Morrison Center WELLS Morrison Center in Wells is pleased to announce that the Knights of Columbus William J. Kelly Council 9782, has donated $2,900 to the Center. These fund were raised at a communitywide pasta and meatball dinner recently hosted by the Knights of Columbus at St. Mary’s Church Hall in Wells. The Wells, K of C Council, donates money raised from their events to organizations that offer services to children and adults who are challenged with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Also, to Veterans organizations that are providing special help to those who served our country. The community fund-raising events include dinners and the Annual 2 Cents Sale held in July. This generous and important support will help to provide therapeutic horseback riding sessions, also known as hippotherapy, to students who attend the Center’s K-12 School-Age Program. Hippotherapy has proven positive impacts on a riders physical, neurological, and emotional well-being.

With locations in Wells, Scarborough, Portland, and the Bridgton area, Morrison Center’s mission is to provide comprehensive programming, individualized supports, and employment services for people of all ages with disabilities within a dynamic learning environment to empower its consumers and students to achieve maximum personal growth and independence. Over the past 60 years,

the Center has grown significantly to offer an integrated preschool and childcare program, a K-12 special purpose school-age program, adult community support services, case management, integrated therapy services, a Shared Living Option, and residential services. Morrison Center’s Wells location serves over 50 preschool and school-age children and adults from York County.

New Leased Cars for Hospice Nurses YORK York Hospital Hospice, a partnership with Merrimack Valley Hospice, recently rolled out a fleet of new leased cars to be used by visiting nurses who travel throughout the region caring for patients and families. As our tagline states, “Your home is the center of our care,” and a safe reliable car helps staff deliver quality, compassionate end-of-life care in Southern Maine. “Our clinical staff travels approximately 2.3 million miles

per year caring for patients and families in Southern Maine, the Merrimack Valley and Northeastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire,” said John Albert, MBA, FACHE, President and CEO. “Our new leasing program is a great option for those staff who normally accrue hundreds of miles on their own car in a typical work week. It also increases our visibility in the community.” York Hospital Hospice offers comfort care and palliative services for patients nearing

Atria Kennebunk Receives High Marks for Quality KENNEBUNK Atria Kennebunk is among an elite group of Atria Senior Living communities to be recognized for maintaining the highest standard of quality in all areas. The community received the Atria Senior Living Q Award, which is presented only to communities that receive outstanding scores in Quality Enhancement. Under the Quality Enhancement program, Atria communities are assessed along approximately 700 metrics during biannual, unannounced surveys. Culinary

services, medication management procedures, environmental cleanliness and activity programming are among the many areas evaluated by independent Quality Enhancement reviewers. To earn a Q Award, a community must score above a 91 percent on the Quality Enhancement review and meet an additional checklist of demands. Atria Kennebunk scored an overall community score of 96 percent. For more information, call 207-985-5866.

the end of life. Whether patients are at home, in a hospital or a long-term care or assisted living facility, York Hospital Hospice provides compassionate physical, emotional and spiritual care for patients, and will coordinate grief and bereavement support

for families and caregivers. For more information, visit www. yorkhospital.com/hospice.

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prices and payments based on in-stock units. All prices exclude tax, title, destination and marketing assessment. Prices after all applicable rebates. VisitAllus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at: SomersworthHyundai.com

5-Year/Unlimited Miles 24-hr. Roadside Assistance

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WS

August 5, 2016

40 The Weekly Sentinel

Tim Ward | Nancy Ergmann | Terry Pirini | Mike Conlon | Laura Daly | Jeffrey Jellison | Lynn Helmer | Brent Mohr | Laurie Collins

Atlantic Realty 433 US Route 1, Cottage Place, Suite 101, York, ME 03909 | 207.363.4053 | info@c21atlantic.com

YORK - LOVELY GAMBREL ON A CORNER LOT IN QUIET, PRIVATE NEIGHBORHOOD with mature apple trees & raspberry bushes. Just under 2 miles to Route 1. #4 " ( #@ (

off back overlooking the extra large (

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windows replaced in 2013. $353,800 TERRY PIRINI 207-451-7376

I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU! Although I am a new member of the team at CENTURY 21 Atlantic Realty, I am hardly new to real estate in the York area. During the past 27 years I have bought, sold, and rented numerous residential properties in and around York. As a result, I have met and befriended many folks who have been most helpful in my introduction to the real estate industry. If you are looking for just the right home somewhere between Portsmouth and Kennebunk, give me a call. I will ( ' BRENT MOHR 207-752-2906

YORK - ENJOY NEARLY 2.5 ACRES OF DIRECT OCEAN FRONTAGE WITH INCREDIBLE VIEWS OF THE ISLES OF SHOALS AND BEYOND! Begin immediate construction with a generous building envelope surpassing a sizeable estate. Fully cleared, pinned, and soils tested. $1,595,000 JEFF JELLISON 207-752-1659

I JUST SOLD THIS UNIQUE KITTERY POINT HOME! It was under contract in one week. Walk to Chauncey Creek & Gerrish Island. Short distance to Seaport Beach. The market is very ' $( %( shopping. Please give me a call and I will be happy to help you sell yours. LAURA DALY 207-337-2121

YORK HARBOR - LOCATION, LOCATION! In one of York Harbor’s most desirable neighborhoods is where you will enjoy this 5 BR, 3 FP, stunning Colonial. Many upgrades include an addition in 2007 with a cathedral LR with FP, a 6

#4 suite, and more. $599,000 NANCY ERGMANN 207-337-2896

WELLS - SETTLED IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS! 0 % % hood just a short drive to schools, golf, beaches, shops, and highway. 2,400 <+ ' 67= > 6?=

skylights, new roof, brick hearth w/ wood stove, private back deck, and sunny, level, 1 acre lot. MOTIVATED SELLER & PRICED TO SELL! $247,000

YORK BEACH COTTAGE FOOTSTEPS TO A ROCKY BEACH WITH SWEEPING VIEWS OF THE OCEAN!

space boasting views from virtually every inch. 3 BRs including massive master w/ double closets, sun room

to deck. A short stroll to Short Sands Beach and all its amenities. $1,195,000

YORK - IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THAT MUCH-SOUGHT-AFTER, FIRST FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM, THEN THIS IS IT! The “Garnet� is a 3 BR Bungalow with 2.5 baths. On close to an acre of land and near York & Ogunquit beaches. This new subdivision is currently under construction and ready for your choices! $489,900

YORK BEACH - BEAUTIFUL, 3 BEDROOM CONDO OVERLOOKING LONG SANDS BEACH! Breathtaking views of the Nubble Lighthouse and the ocean from the large, private deck. Open ' across the street to the beach. Great rental history. $449,000

CAPE NEDDICK LOCATION! Pristine, bright, airy, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Cape located on over an acre of mature landscaped grounds. Wood,

' ) * brand new throughout! $415,000

NEW LISTING

SOLD

NEW LISTING

KITTERY - FOUR NEW FREE-STANDING CONDOS TO BE BUILT IN ESTABLISHED SHEPARD’S COVE! The last remaining units are ready for immediate ( * ( ( ( ' +

( +- 04 "

and more. Hurry! $538,800

YORK - CUTE-AS-A-BUTTON NEW ENGLANDER WITH IMPRESSIVE SPACE AND STYLE! Massive LR, cathedral ceiling master w/ gas wood stove

" detached garage, and more. DON’T MISS OUT - CALL TODAY! $345,000

NEW LISTING

YORK - APPROVED THREE-LOT SUBDIVISION WITH FRONTAGE ON CAPE NEDDICK RIVER! 4 ( 6 7 8 allows for many commercial uses or you can build your own family compound. The possibilities are endless. See it today! $399,000

NEW PRICE

YORK - SPEND YOUR SUMMERS AT THE BEACH! This 3 BR, seasonal cottage is steps from the ocean with views. This stand alone condos on a half acre lot. Enjoy watching the waves from the front porch. Evenings can be spent ##$ % dinner strolls on the beach. $350,000

KITTERY POINT LOCATION! Short distance to Seapoint Beach, Chauncey Creek and Rachel Carson Preserve. Tastefully updated farmhouse with wide porches, spacious kitchen, center island, wainscoting, granite counter tops,

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YORK - WHAT A LOCATION! JUST A FEW MINUTE’S WALK TO BEAUTIFUL LONG SANDS BEACH and a short drive to the Village, Harbor Beach, or Short Sands Beach! Oversized, 5 BR Colonial is perfect for family and friends. Two master BRs and family rooms, 1 on

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