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Volume 13 • Issue No. 36

“Silverlining� Cruises from the Cove for over 30 Years! By Jenna Mean, Staff Reporter OGUNQUIT Aboard The Silverlining, Captain Jack Gordon navigates passengers out of Perkin’s Cove for an authentic experience of sailing in Maine. Gordon is an expert sailor as well as a true local to the area. The sailboat tour company operates four to five trips daily from the docks of the cove and has done so for more than thirty years. Climbing on to the fortytwo foot vessel is a step into Gordon’s world. Gordon refurbished the Silverlining after he bought the 1939-built vessel, destined to be scraped. It is sleekly-polished and pristinely up-kept. The tow-

ering boat is a show-stopper, and as it enters and exits the cove the drawbridge must open, making each arrival and departure a grand event. Captain Jack grew up in the area, learning to sail when he was 12-years-old right in Perkin’s Cove. He went on to build boats and deliver them across the Atlantic. After purchasing the Silverlining, Gordon returned to Maine in 1983 where he has been taking sailors out for a day every since. He is supported by his wife Christiania, who manages reservations from their home. The experience onboard for passengers is wonderfully personal. As captain, Gordon takes

only six passengers out at a time, so that, with the assistance of one deck handler, he can provide an outstanding intimate journey. “Out on the water, I don’t give a tour. I carry on an ongoing conversation,� says Gordon. The captain’s joyful character and local knowledge provides riders with a feeling of sincerity in the service Gordon provides. He fields questions about his own life, the boat, and the shoreline all with ease while effortlessly maneuvering the ship along the coast. The stories of his passengers intersect with his own See CRUISE page 2...

Whale Sighted Off York Beach YORK A minke whale was spotted off York Beach last week by local surfers Chris Rockwood and Peter Herlihy from Liquid Dreams Surf Shop as they were teaching a surfing class. The whale was seen chasing schools of bait fish - a unique sighting for the area.

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Arts & Entertainment 13-16 Business & Finance 17 Calendar of Events 12 Classifieds 34-36 Computer Lady 27 Health & Fitness 23-26 Home & Business 30-33 Library News 10-11 Obituaries 18 Pets 22 Puzzles 38 Real Estate 28-29,40 Sports 37 Where To Dine 19-21

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The whale breathes three to five times at short intervals before 'deep-diving' for two to 20 minutes. Deep dives are preceded by a pronounced arching of the back. The maximum swimming speed of minkes has been estimated at 38 km/h (24 mph). Minke whales typically live for 30–50 years; in some cases they may live for up to 60 years. Excerpts and photo taken from Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia.

“Open Lighthouse Day� Offers Free Admission STATEWIDE Maine's iconic coastal sentinels take center stage during Maine's 9th Annual Open Lighthouse Day to be held this year on Saturday, September 9. Twenty-five lighthouses will be open to the public throughout the state offering free entry for visitors on this one day. This popular family-friendly event, sponsored by the United States Coast Guard, the Maine Office of Tourism and the American Lighthouse Foundation, draws between 15,000 to 18,000 visitors annually with the unique opportunity to explore Maine's historic lights and learn about the rich history of its lighthous-

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small islands, ledges and shoals. By the turn of the 20th century, at least 70 lighthouses guarded Maine's seacoast, deepest rivers and even one lake. Today, 66 of these lighthouses still stand. Over the decades, Maine's iconic lighthouses have become more than simply navigational aids. They also beckon the public to come near and enjoy the beauty, romance, and history embodied by these timeless sentinels of the sea. "The public looks forward with great anticipation to this event each year...a time when the beauty and allure of See LIGHTHOUSE page 9...

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not only Maine's heritage, but the spirit of the Maine people," said Steve Lyons, director of the Maine Office of Tourism. "Every lighthouse comes with stories of faithful service, and in many cases heroism. Maine's pride in our maritime history can be seen in the dedication of the many local volunteers and "friends" who maintain these significant historic structures." With more coastal lighthouses than anywhere else in the nation, Maine is often referred to as "The Lighthouse State". Beginning in 1791, lighthouses were built to help navigate mariners through dangerous waters and Maine's many

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KITERY The Town of Kittery will host an End of Project Green Streets Tour to commemorate the completion of Phase IV of the Spruce Creek Watershed Restoration Project, funded through the EPA Clean Water Act Section 319 grant program. This phase of the project is part of a larger initiative to identify and clean up nonpoint sources of pollution in the Spruce Creek watershed. Bacteria are

the primary source of impairment to Spruce Creek as identified by federal, state, and local assessments, and pose the greatest threat to human and ecological health. The Spruce Creek Watershed Restoration Project, Phase IV is a two-year project that began in early June 2015 and has been guided by the existing project steering committee with members representing the Town of Kittery, Town of Eliot, Spruce

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~ News ~ Herb Noble Memorial Motorcycle Ride ARUNDEL The 9th annual Herb Noble Memorial Motorcycle Ride to benefit the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center will take place Saturday, September 16, (Rain date Sunday, September 17) at Bentley’s Saloon in Arundel. The donation registration cost of $25 per person includes a ride t-shirt. Regis-

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Wells Chamber of Commerce To Host 9th Annual Family Jamboree WELLS The Wells Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their 9th Annual Family Jamboree on Saturday, September 16. The event will be held from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Fair weather only. This event features “Fress Family Fun� featuring games including a doughnut-eating challenge, ball toss, beanbag toss, Frisbee toss and relay races. Also Activity Booths to make your own beaded bracelet, decorate a bag for Hallow-

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Volunteers Honored at 6th Annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast WELLS On September 12, the Town of Wells will honor all volunteers at the 6th Annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast. The breakfast will be held for the second year at the beautiful Johnson Hall Museum on Post Road in Wells. This year, for the first time, two members of the Wells Volunteer Force will be honored as Volunteers of the Year: Dr. Amelia “Amy” Anderson and Ryan Liberty. Amy Anderson is the Chair of the Wells Public Library Board of Trustees. She started volunteering as a trustee nearly ten

years ago. She became Treasurer in 2009 and was voted Chair in 2011. During her time as Chair, Amy has been a relentless advocate for a renovation and expansion of the library, a dream that became a reality last month when we broke ground on a 3,400 square foot addition. Amy also served as President of the Wells Public Library Foundation, a foundation she also oversaw the creation of. Since 2013 the Foundation has raised over 1.2 million dollars to support the library. As Trustee Chair she oversaw the hiring of two library directors, the creation of a trustee orientation handbook, and the creation

of the library’s fiscal policy. For her continued dedication to the Wells Public Library, Amy is named Wells Volunteer of the Year for 2017. Ryan Liberty’s exceptional involvement has played a pivotal role in retaining a “quality of life” in the Town of Wells. Ryan moved to Wells approximately 6 years ago and immediately gravitated to the Harbor due to his love of the marine environment. As a Rotarian, Ryan created Wells HarborFest which just completed a very successful fifth year. He started the “Wells Harbor” Facebook page that receives thousands of hits monthly. Always looking for

new and innovative ways to bring attention to our beautiful Harbor area, he collaborated with Wells High School to begin an Annual Harbor Art Contest and founded the Friends of Wells Harbor. For his continued dedication to Wells Harbor and the Town of Wells, Ryan is named Wells Volunteer of the Year for 2017. The Wells Volunteer Force has just under 500 volunteers who serve the town is a wide array of capacities. Wherever your interests may lie, there is a volunteer opportunity waiting for you! Join the Wells Volunteer Force by contacting 207-361-8130 or cadamsky@wellstown.org.

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ELIOT Author Patricia Q. Wall will be the guest speaker at the September 11 meeting of the Eliot Historical Society. Wall will talk about her recently released book titled “Lives of Consequence: Blacks in Early Kittery & Berwick in the Massachusetts Province of Maine.” In this ground-breaking new work, a new and previously unrecorded presence of a people is documented. Through what she terms “scattered bits” of information gleaned from public and private documents, during her five years of research, the lives of enslaved peoples and the contributions that they made to the early development

of our towns is brought to light and she exposes the myth that slavery was a “southern thing” with only a few slaves and a few slave owners in our area. Here are documented the presence of 500 enslaved peoples and their white owners living in the towns of Kittery, Eliot and Berwick

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~ News ~ Helping Victims of Hurricane Harvey STATEWIDE Consumers should be weary of giving to potentially fraudulent web sites. Maine’s Attorney General advised Mainers to choose wisely in sending funds to agencies to help the families and communities suffering from the extreme weather produced by Hurricane Harvey, in Texas. The Attorney General warns against giving money to organizations that are unfamiliar or not recommended by her office or other official sources. “If consumers have any questions or complaints about a particular organization, I encourage them to call our Consumer Protection Division at 1-800-436-2131,� said the Attorney General. Other sources for guidance related to charitable giving can be found on the Web pages of the Maine Attorney General, the Texas Attorney General, and the Federal Trade Commission. The American Red Cross is encouraging people to donate money on its web site, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10. Apple is also accepting Red Cross donations via iTunes and the Apple App Store. Americares, an emergency response organization based in Connecticut, is delivering emergency medicine and relief sup-

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Maine Apple Sunday - September 10

STATEWIDE The Maine State Pomological Society will hold the 17th annual Maine Apple Sunday on September 10, with participating orchards around the state. Maine Apple Sunday starts the peak of the apple harvest when summer apples are still available but the main crop is ready for its first pick. Apple orchards from throughout the state will celebrate by offering special activities and free sam-

ples of apple products. Apple varieties ripen in a sequence beginning with summer apples such as Lodi and ending with late varieties like Northern Spy. Pick Your Own apples and apples at the farm stand are available at nearly every apple orchard. A few of the participating orchards (in alphabetical order) include: McDougal Orchards, Sanford. Raffle tickets will be distributed to each paying cus-

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North Berwick Food Pantry Needs Your Help NORTH BERWICK The North Berwick Food Pantry is struggling financially to meet the needs of the 200 families who are served every month by this volunteer organization. Started about 18 years ago by the New Covenant Baptist Church to respond to 5 families, it now is an independent food bank operating out of the Mary Hurd Academy at 77 High Street (route #4). The space was designated to the Pantry last year by the School District when the church was no longer able to accommodate the larger food shipments and growing number of clients. In addition to the increasingly strained family finances of its clients, it’s easy to see why this particular Food Pantry is so popular. To register, you need only to give your contact information

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~ News ~ Bug Maine-ia Infests Maine State Museum on September 12 AUGUSTA Bug Maine-ia, Maine’s largest natural science education event, buzzes around the Maine State Museum on Tuesday, September 12 with twenty-four exhibitors providing hands-on displays, fascinating ...LIGHTHOUSE from page 1 Maine's lighthouses 'shines' its brightest," said Bob Trapani, Jr., American Lighthouse Foundation Executive Director. "This fun-filled event may showcase our State's historic sentinels like no other day of the year, but it also points the way to the charm of Maine's coastal communities and enchanting islands. Such grand experiences will not only prove to be memorable...the memories will last a lifetime!" Many of Maine's lighthouses can be seen with ground visitation, some only by boat. Participating lighthouses will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during Maine Open Lighthouse Day unless otherwise noted. Entry to lighthouses and lighthouse tours are free, with donations optional. Some parking and transportation costs to lighthouses are additional. For details and map of the 2017 participating sites and attractions visit www.lighthousefoundation.org.

discoveries, and fun for visitors of all ages. The event, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., is free for human and insect visitors. “Bug Maine-ia is a wonderful, one-of-a-kind opportunity for visitors of all ages to explore the many ways that bugs affect our lives, whether as pets, pests, or food. It is a unique opportunity for visitors to interact with scientists and environmental educators – to ask the experts their

most difficult insect questions, and to participate in handson science,� comments Maine State Museum Chief Educator Joanna Torow. Bug Maine-ia’s exhibitors come from throughout the state and include Maine Entomological Society, master Maine fishing guide Sean McCormick, Maine State Beekeepers Association, Maine Department of Agriculture’s Agriculture in the Classroom, Edible Insect

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...PANTRY from page 8 donated by Hannafords, BJ’s and local farms and gardens, and have been known to make special deliveries to members of the community who are unable to attend or are in need of extra supplies. Unfortunately due to donations of funds and products not currently meeting increasing client demands, the Pantry is planning on decreasing family allotments later in September in order to allow all clients to receive some supplies. This decision has been made with heavy hearts by the Pantry Board until additional funds are available. The Pantry is guided by tireless Mary Craig who can be contacted at 207-676 4001 for any additional information or to make

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Berwick Public Library Nifty Kneedleworkers Tuesday, September 12, at 10:30 a.m. Knitters, crocheters, all crafters welcome to come create, share and enjoy good conversation.

Family-Friendly Movies Wednesday, September 13, shown each week at 4 p.m. Call for details to see what is playing next!

Friday, September 15, 1-3 p.m. The Genealogy Club meets on the first and third Friday of each month. The club has a number of online resources for genealogical. For local history, the library has nine volumes of Maine Families, Vital Records for South Berwick, Berwick, and North Berwick, and yearbooks for Noble High School and histories of surrounding towns.

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Storytime Friday, September 15, at 10:30 a.m. Tales for Tots. Stories, songs, finger plays and a craft. The program is geared toward children up to age 6, but all are welcome.

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Book Sale Tables will be filled with books on all subjects, for sale by donation. The book sale runs from September 9-19 during library hours.

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

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Piscataqua under the protection of Nicholas Shapleigh, but as soon as they return to Dover in December, they are imprisoned for their faith and brought before the magistrate Captain Richard Walderne, who pronounces a harsh sentence. Author Olga R. Morrill will be at the library on Wednesday, September 13, at 6:30 p.m.

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

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“Vagabond Quakers: Northern Colonies� by Olga R. Morrill is set in the mid 1600’s and is based on historical references that tell of the remarkable brutality of the Puritan authorities in Massachusetts Bay Colony. By landing at Dover Point on the Piscataqua River in June of 1662, Quaker missionaries Mary Tomkins and Alice Ambrose elude arrest for six months. They are safe on the eastern bank of the

Wonders of National Parks The library, in collaboration with the North Berwick Historical Society, will be hosting a video lecture and discussion series “Wonders of the National Parks: A Geology of North America� beginning Wednesday, September 20 at 2 p.m. The first lecture will be “Yellowstone: Microcosm of the National Parks.� Free and open to the public.

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Kennebunk Free Library KFL Friends Meeting and Book Sorting Party Monday, September 11 at 5:30 p.m. All are welcome who are interested in improving library services, resources, and the library’s role in the community. Interested in joining? Become a friend today for as little as $5. Friends Book Sorting Party on Saturday, September 16 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. RSVP for this session at 207-985-2173.

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

South Berwick Public Library How to Get the Biggest College Discounts September 12 at 7 p.m. Minimize the cost of college education at this free workshop on managing college financials. Valuable information for parents, teachers, high school students, and grandparents will be presented by Certified College Planning Specialist Joshua Bartlett. Topics will include: How colleges decide financial aid awards; How to know which colleges will award the most financial aid to a student; How to appeal a financial aid award.

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Maine Author, Kathy Eliscu will talk on Tuesday, September 12 at 7 p.m. Her book “Not Even Dark Chocolate Can Fix This Mess� is a humor novel for women. She is published in My Generation magazine and previous work has appeared in Maine Women, Raising Maine, the Maine Sunday Telegram’s Boomers.

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~ Library News ~ ...LIBRARIES from page 10 wonder about their personal relationship with money and how it may be affecting their actions. If we are to understand ourselves, and how money helps us to create the things we need and want, then we benefit by talking about it. Dr. Barstow practices psychiatric clinical social work at Maine Behavioral Healthcare.

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

Wells Public Library Mother Goose Storytime Monday, September 11 at 10:30 a.m. Children ages 0-24 months and their caregivers are invited to engage in lap activities, rhymes, songs, and finger plays.

Toddler Storytime Tuesday, September 12 at 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, September 13 at 10:30 a.m. Ages 2-5-years and their caregivers are invited for stories, songs, and movement, all followed by a craft.

“Secret Garden” Art Exhibition at York Public Library YORK “Secret Garden” is an exhibition by Carly Glovinski within the stacks of the York Public Library, which will run to early November. Glovinski will talk about her work at a fireside chat on Wednesday, September 13, at 5 p.m. For this project a number of books whose subject matter largely involves landscape, both literally (horticulture, gardening, and travel) and more subjectively (descriptive landscape text found in poetry and fiction) have been recreated as painted objects of the same size. These "painted books" are then placed back on the Library shelves. The exhibition asks us

to see the Library itself as a kind of landscape with these painted book objects planted as seeds to be discovered. To access the exhibition, viewers must mimic the process of looking up a book using special card catalog boxes created specifically for this purpose. Thus it is the viewers who activate the exhibition as it becomes participatory. Carly Glovinski investigates patterns, objects, and organizing systems found in everyday life. Her work has been exhibited in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, and she has recently completed residencies at the Studios of MASS MOCA and the Teton

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Wednesday, September 13 at 2 p.m. Stop by the library to try out a new craft! Library provides the supplies, you bring the creativity! This month making Magazine Rollup Animals.

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DermaFlash Wednesday, September 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Representatives from the Cancer Care Center of York County will be at the library with their DermaFlash Skin Analysis Machine that uses black light to magnify the image of your face and highlight any damage caused by the harmful effects of overexposure to the sun’s UV rays. Drop-in and have your skin examined for sun. Note: participants must wash off any make-up or sun screen before they use the DermaFlash

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Conversational French Language Group Thursday, September 14 at 6 p.m. Informal approach to practicing or re-learning French! This group will meet weekly on Thursdays to speak French. Activities, questions, and other approaches to practicing the language. Anyone with a French Language interest is welcome to participate.

Fiber Arts Friday, September 15 at 10 a.m. If you embroider, cross-stitch, sew, weave, quilt, - if it’s done with fiber and it’s portable, you are welcome. All ages and levels of ability are encouraged for ideas, inspiration and lively conversation.

Need general information about enrolling in MEDICARE or a MARKETPLACE insurance plan? Come to one of our free education sessions to help you get started! Registration suggested. Please call (603) 740-3234.

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Tuesday, September 12, 7 p.m. Eric Lusk, financial advisor with Dow Wealth Management of Falmouth, will present. The event will touch on Exchange Traded Funds and other investment products but will focus on classifying individual securities and how they should be chosen for a specific portfolio. Eric Lusk has worked in the financial industry for over twenty years.

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Sunday, September 10 Landowner Appreciation Day The Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is calling on clubs and organizations to participate in Landowner Appreciation Day. Prizes, provided by Kittery Trading Post, will be awarded to the group

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Monday, September 11 Golf Tournament Wells Rotary Club's Annual "Chuck Cumming" Memorial Golf Tournament. Old Marsh Country Club, Route 9B. FMI: 207-646-2451.

Tuesday, September 12 Historial Society / Naval Museum The Kittery Historical and Naval Museum will hold its quarterly meeting at 7 p.m. at the Kittery Lions Club, 117 State Rd, Kittery. Meet the Author and the Illustrator of “Lasting Impressions: Art, Symbolism, and History Found in Graveyards and Cemeteries,� a new book by York resident Paulette Chernack and Kittery resident Cassandra Davidson.

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Wednesday, September 13 American Legion Auxiliary The Charles S. Hatch American Legion Auxiliary of Berwick, meets at 7 p.m. in the Berwick Town Hall on Sullivan St. Any woman veteran and her family is invited. FMI: President Diana Lapierre, 207-698-1762 or Chaplain Ann Urbanski 207-698-5258.

Russian Orthodox and Folk Music Concert Four-part vocal ensemble LYRA from Petersburg, Russia performs in concert. Sponsored by St. George's Simpson Concert Series, beginning at 7 p.m. at First Parish Church, York. FMI: www.stgeorgesyorkharbor.org.

Community Reception The Kennebunk Land Trust’s (KLT) annual 'Thank You To Community Reception' will be held at 5:30 p.m. at the Brick Store Museum’s Program Center. Free and open to the public, designed to allow the Trust to share with the community. Kate and Tom Chappell, dedicated Land Trust members and Founders of Tom’s of Maine, will be guest speakers. Light refreshments. RSVP appreciated. Museum program center is at 4 Dane Street, Kennebunk. FMI: 207-985-8734; info@kennebunklandtrust.org.

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Stroll of Vine St, So. Berwick Old Berwick Historical Society will host at 9:30 a.m., led by OBHS volunteer and retired teacher, Ernie Wood. Meet at the corner of Liberty and Vine Streets, and take a stroll to Leigh’s Mill Pond, learning the history of the street along the way. No registration required, donations accepted. FMI: www. oldberwick.org.

Friday, September 15 Golf Tournament York County Community College Foundation Golf Tournament. Cape Neddick Country Club, Shore Road, Cape Neddick. FMI: www.yccc.edu.

Saturday, September 16 International Coastal Clean-Up and Kick-Off hosted by The Southern Maine Planeteers at Parson’s Beach on the Kennebunk/Wells border from 2-3:30 p.m. FMI: www. facebook.com/SoMePlaneteers. Also, at the end of the week, Kennebunk's Conservation Committee will host a clean up at Gooch’s Beach on Ocean Ave Saturday, September 23 from 9 -11 a.m. Save both dates. Bring friends and family, and bags for trash!

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Conversation with History WELLS/OGUNQUIT The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit invites the public to the second in a series in their new program, Conversation with History. On Saturday, September 9 at 7 p.m., Megan Grumbling & Laura Dunn will speak on the topic of artists inspired by history and the landscape. This early evening event will be paired with light refreshments for sale from Bistro at R&R Chocolates of Wells. Megan Grumbling is a writer, editor, and teacher who lives in Portland. Megan's poetry collection, Booker's Point, an oral history-driven portrait, of a man and a place, Ell Pond in Wells, was awarded the Vassar Miller Prize. Her work is deeply influenced by stories, documentary modes, history, language, and the natural world. Laura Dunn is a visual artist, sculptor, and painter, who works in her studio set in a pine forest of Biddeford. This program will take place in the Meetinghouse Museum building at 938 Post Road in Wells. $5 is the suggested donation. Those interested are asked to call or email to reserve a seat at info@wohistory. org or 207-646-4775.

“Songs From the Ameriacs� at Barn Gallery OGUNQUIT Ogunquit Performing Arts presents Andy Happel and his Los Galactacos String Band at the Barn Gallery, Bourne Lane at Shore Road, on Friday, September 15 at 7:30 p.m., in a program entitled "Songs From the Americas". Performing a lively repertoire of songs, from Chile to Canada, Los Galactacos brings together an exotic combination of voice, guitar, violin, cello, dobro, cuatro, upright bass, acoustic bass, guitarron, drums and percussion. Their program, entitled "Songs From The Americas", includes a variety of beautiful tunes and rousing rhythms from across the Americas, and across the seas: Tex/Mex folk; Appalachian string music; Canadian maritimes fiddle tunes; the Classic American Songbook; ol’ time Country; and music for wherever people gather and celebrate. Andy Happel is a concert violinist and fiddler who has shared the stage with symphonies, pop stars and country music luminaries alike. As bandleader for ‘90s rock group Thanks to Gravity, Andy was signed to Capitol Records and EMI Publishing and toured extensively with the likes of Guster, Train, Matchbox 20 See BAND page 34...

Film Role for York Student Yamiliah Saravong YORK Modeling and acting are nothing new for 11-year-old Yamilah Saravong who has been in magazine ads and has performed at the Ogunquit Playhouse in numerous productions – and who now has been selected to play a role in the new movie “Daddy's Home 2.� The film is a sequel to “Daddy's Home,� featuring John Lithgow, Mark Wahlbery, Mel Gibson and Will Ferrell. “Daddy's Home 2�, filmed mostly in Boston, will have a Christmas theme and she will play a girl spending the holidays with the families from the original film. Yamiliah is originally from Laos, and is a 6th grade student at York Middle School.

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local artists, held at Moulton Park, 394 York St, York. On Friday, a first-time 'Opening Day Preview' will help raise funds for the free arts programming offered by the Association year-round, and will include a wine tasting and appetizers with a $15 donation.

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since 2008 has donated over $24,000 to assist Kittery students in pursuing their creative endeavors. The Kittery Art Association is located at 8 Coleman Avenue, Kittery Point. For more information go to www.kitteryartassociation.org, contact KAA at information@kitteryartassociation.org, or call 207-451-9384 and leave a message.

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“street kid� from the Bronx who bailed on college and big city life to follow his passion for authentic Appalachian mountain music. He moved to Virginia to learn at the feet of the music’s legendary pioneers, old masters who are now long gone. He learned his lessons well; he is now acknowledged as a master musician in his own right, equally accomplished on fiddle, banjo, and guitar. He is regarded as the classic “musician’s musician.� In addition to his live per-

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formances, Molsky is a recording artist with an expansive discography. He has recorded seven solo albums, and has collaborated with other artists on over a dozen other projects. Two of his collaborations have garnered Grammy nominations. Mother Jones magazine dubbed him â€œâ€Śone of the nation's most talented fiddlers [who] transports you... geographically, historically, and most of all emotionally.â€? Famed singer Linda Ronstadt noted that Molsky has â€œâ€Śincredible power of history and tradition in his vocals.â€? The “Concerts in West K!â€? series is sponsored by, and produced for the benefit of, the West Kennebunk United Methodist Church. Admission is by donation at the door; special levels for this show only will be $18 for adults and $12 for youth and seniors, with a maximum of $35 for parents with children. For more information, contact Paul Wells at 207-985-2831.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ a Heartwarming Tribute to Elvis By Nancye Tuttle, Staff Reporter OGUNQUIT The world lost Elvis Presley 40 years ago this August. But the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, one of the 20th century’s most iconic figures and strongest musical influences, is alive and well and singing his heart out through September in Ogunquit Playhouse’s world premiere production of Floyd Mutrux’s Heartbreak Hotel. The show is Mutrux’s tribute to Elvis, his rise to fame and the fledgling days of rock ‘n’ roll in mid-20th century America. It takes place in the early ‘50s, several years before Million Dollar Quartet, Mutrux’s mega-hit musical about the one-time only jam session with Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins at Sun Records in Memphis, where each star got his start. Million Dollar Quartet was a huge hit around the country and at the Playhouse, where it played to sell-out crowds the past two season and brought audiences to the feet at each performance, clamoring for more great rock music from its stellar cast. Heartbreak Hotel strives to do the same, and does it, to some extent, with its fabulous rock ‘n’ roll music, belted out by talented

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Eddie Clendening, center in white, portrays Elvis Presley in the world premiere of ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ at the Ogunquit Playhouse. (Gary Ng photo)

cast with stellar voices who portray an array of early rock, blues, gospel and pop talents, including B.B. King, Roy Brown, Chuck Berry and Rosetta Tharpe. But it lacks the Quartet’s show-stopping luster, since it crams too much into its 2 ½-hour length and often gets bogged down in the details with its numerous subplots. These include Elvis’ love interests, his backup band, his rise to fame, the Southern music scene, race relations in the ‘50s, Elvis’ close ties with his mother Gladys, his early film and TV appearances, and most notably, the strong rivalry for Elvis’ future career between Sun Records Sam Phillips, who gave him his start, and Col. Tom Parker, the one-time circus barker who takes over and brings him national

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and international acclaim at the expense of Elvis’ personal life and own aspirations. The show is very much a work in progress, as was noted during the curtain speech at Saturday’s matinee. Mutrux is on hand, tweaking and making changes throughout the show’s

run. That bodes well for Heartbreak Hotel, since it could potentially pack as big a punch as Million Dollar Quartet if its creator can solidify its primary themes. This isn’t to say that Heartbreak Hotel isn’t worth attending. No, indeed. Its performances and dynamic music will grab your attention from the start beginning with Eddie Clendening’s fabulous portrayal of Elvis. His is the most convincing rendition of the King that I have seen on the Ogunquit stage. From his rubbery legs and magnetic voice to his vulnerability and tenderness, Clendening breathes life into the role and sets it apart. Jerry Kernion, whose work I’ve admired in several Reduced Shakespeare Company shows in the past, is marvelous as Col.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Angel Reader Returns to Clay Hill Farm CAPE NEDDICK International Holistic Soul Healer, Ruth Kramer, back from a global tour, will return to Clay Hill Farm for 2 nights of ‘Angel Reading Dinners’ on Sunday and Monday, September 10-11. The unique format of dinner and a personal, intuitive reading was popular at Clay Hill Farm for several years before Ruth’s return to the UK. Guests of the Angel Reading Dinners will enjoy a 3-course dinner and a personal, intuitive reading by

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John Paisley, Sr. SOUTH BERWICK – On August 31, 2017, John Paisley Sr. quietly passed away in his home surrounded by his loving wife and children. John grew up in Kittery, and graduated from Traip Academy in 1955. He served in the USAF from 1955 to 1959 and returned home to marry the love of his life, Beatrice, on June 13, 1959. They settled in Kittery where they raised their family of 5 children. John worked at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, retiring as a Test Planner after more than 30 years of service and was a Lieutenant in the Kittery Fire Department. He loved mountain climbing and climbed mountains all over the world with his wife and their hiking buddies and was a diehard Red Sox and Patriots fan. But his first love was always his family. He loved to spend time at the family camp in Hope, Maine, relaxing and enjoying his time with his children and grandchildren.

John was predeceased by his parents, Kenneth and Theodora, his sister Elizabeth and her husband Harold Higgs. He is survived by his wife, his sons; John Jr. and wife Denise, Kraig and wife Cheri, Robert and wife Margaret, Timothy and wife Janette, his daughter Jennifer and her husband Russell Richmond, and his brother William and wife Marie. He also leaves behind 11 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends visited with John’s family on September 7 at the JS Pelkey Funeral Home, 125 Old Post Road, Kittery, followed by a memorial service with the Rev Brad Hirst officiating. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his memory to the Second Christian Congregational United Church of Christ, 33 Government Street, Kittery, ME 03904. Care for the Paisley family has been entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home.

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~ News ~

National Preparedness Month: “Disasters Don’t Plan Ahead. You Can.� STATEWIDE September is National Preparedness Month and Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) joins the efforts of the Federal Emer-

gency Management Agency (FEMA) and millions of Americans in taking action to prepare for emergencies. The focus of National Preparedness Month is on planning, with an

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WA; and a niece, Kelsey Maier of Windham. There are no services planned, however a celebration of Annie’s life will be held at the Cape Neddick Country Club on Shore Road in York, 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, September 23. Memorial contributions may be made in her name to the Animal Welfare Society, PO Box 43, West Kennebunk, ME 04094 or to the Good Shepherd Food Bank, PO Box 1807, Auburn, ME 04211. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, please visit Annie’s Book of Memories Page at www.bibberfuneral. com. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road, Wells.

overarching message that “Disasters Don’t Plan Ahead. You Can." “We can all take action to prepare and are all able to help first responders in our community by training how to respond during an emergency and what to do when disaster strikes where we live, work and visit,� said MEMA Acting Director Peter Rogers. “The goal of National Preparedness Month is to increase the overall number of individuals, families and communities that engage in preparedness actions.� Preparedness Month in Maine will feature a different theme each week. Week 1: Make a plan for yourself, family and friends Make an Emergency Plan; Sign up for alerts and warnings in your area; Learn your evacuation zone and have an evacuation plan; Check your insurance coverage; Plan financially for the possibility of a disaster. Week 2: Plan to help your

neighborhood and your community Learn the skills you need to help yourself and others until help can arrive; Take “Until Help Arrives� training available at https://community.fema.gov/until-help-arrives; Check on your neighbors; Talk with your Power Company about utility safety; On National Prepareathon Day, Friday, September, 15 hold an event. Week 3: Practice and build out your plans Complete an Emergency Financial First Aid Kit; Maintain emergency savings for use in case of an emergency; Participate in an emergency drill; Know how to access community resources such as shelters and food banks. Week 4: Get involved! Be part of something larger Get your campus, business, faith-based organization and community organization prepared for an emergency; Join Weather Ready Nation so

you’re prepared for weather-related emergencies; Sign up for a Ready Business Workshop at www.ready.gov/business. Daily preparedness information will be available at twitter.com/maineema and on facebook.com/maineema. Citizens are encouraged to share their preparedness stories with MEMA on social media. Additional information about preparedness is available at Maineprepares.com. MEMA is a state Emergency Management Agency. Its Mission is to lessen the effects of disaster on the lives and property of the people of Maine through leadership, coordination and support in the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. MEMA works with FEMA as well the 16 county Emergency Management Agencies across the state of Maine and many other agencies to help them prepare for and manage disasters.

~ Where To Dine ~

1465 Main Street

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~ Pets ~

Safe Haven Humane Society

WELLS Oreo and Vinny are only four years old. Their owner died and the home they shared was gone. They had no one and nowhere to go. No family members wanted to take them in. They huddled together in an empty house, alone with confusion and fear. People came by to feed. But that was just food. They needed more. Neighbors were so concerned they called Safe Haven and we made room in our crowded adoption center for them. Oreo, a petite longhaired black and white male, and Vinny, his larger brown and black striped brother, settled in, eating and making friends with the volunteers and other kitties. They are only four years old, healthy, neutered, vaccinated, and tested. They need a forever home where they will always be together. As

part of our Together for Life program, their adoption fee is only $95 for both, a fraction of what we spent on their vet care, shots. Meet Oreo and Vinny at our adoption center, 1420 Post Road, Wells, or call 207-646-1611 or 207-229-8314 to make an appointment to meet them. We will open anytime to accommodate serious potential adoptions.

Cutie update: Cutie, the blind kitten that died for 5 minutes during anesthesia recovery and was resuscitated, is doing great and has made a full recovery! We still need help to pay off her $6,000 vet bill. If you can, please send a $10 or $20 donation to Safe Haven, PO Box 91, Wells, ME 04090, or click on our website. If you live in the area and ever find yourself saying, “I’m bored,� call me at 207-229-8314. I’ll give you great purpose in life by helping Safe Haven care for the most deserving of kitties. They need everything from being fed, blankets fluffed, litter boxes scooped, bedding laundered, kitties brushed, kitties read to, played with and you name it. There’s always work to do. We need people to weed our gardens, mulch, paint the door, do minor repairs, drive kitties to the vets... the list goes on and on. So let me fix your boredom issues!

Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Strut Your Mutt With so many great prizes, everyone has a chance to win at Animal Welfare Society's 23rd Annual Strut Your Mutt, on Sunday, September 10 at 9 a.m. at Mother’s Beach in Kennebunk! Register in advance online or register at the event. All participants should be sure to ask for pledges from friends, neighbors, friends’ neighbors, colleagues and everyone you know! Help pets needing medical care and win big! AWS is Helping Animals Affected by Hurricane Harvey Watching the devastation in Texas is heart-wrenching for all of

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Piscataqua Obedience Club New classes starting week of 9/11/17 Experienced Positive Trainers

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NORTH BERWICK Meet Sunny, an eightweek-old adorable black & white Maine Coon female kitten. She was found alone on a sidewalk begging for attention and a meal. ACAR got the call, and now this tiny little ball of joy is out of harms way. Sunny will be available for viewing and fostering/adoption by this Saturday. All our furry little clients have a wellness exam before we place them up for viewing. Sunny will do best with adults, older children, peaceful house cats and respectful dogs. In addition to our featured pet of the week, we have a good number of newly arrived kittens, a reasonable number of teen-

age kittens, and a good number of young and older adult cats all looking to you for their new loving family.

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us. Our thoughts are continually with those affected – human and, of course, animal. Tales of people refusing to evacuate because they could not bring their pets are haunting. Fortunately, the heartbreak of that time prompted swift action in Congress. By 2006, pets were required to be included in municipal disaster plans to receive federal emergency grants and federal funds were authorized to assist in setting up petfriendly evacuation shelters. At AWS, we’re keeping a close eye on developments in Texas as they happen – and we stand by ready to help. Being 2,000 miles away from Houston, it’s unlikely that we would receive any animals directly impacted by Harvey. However, we need to help our southern animal transport partners more than ever to keep kennel spaces in their shelters open and ready for those that are directly impacted.

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Health & Fitness Teens Play Active Role In Educating About Maine’s Liquor Laws YORK York High School students Kayla Dredge and Joey Slusher, along with Officer Nick Piskopanis of the York Police Department, conducted a public awareness campaign, “Sticker Shock,� at local alcohol retailers in York. This annual activity by youth and police educates adults on Maine Liquor Laws, specifically the dangers and punishment for adults providing alcohol to minors.

The group went to Anthony's, Mr Mike's, Hannaford, and Irving’s in York and placed orange stickers on multipacks of beer and other alcoholic beverages. The stickers remind adults that it is illegal to provide alcohol to minors, and that they could face up to one year in jail or a $2,000 fine. A big “thank you� to these retailers who welcomed Officer Piskopanis, Kayla and Joey. We appreciate the commitment to this issue and to selling alcohol

responsibly. For more information about Maine’s Liquor Laws, visit www.ctbh.org/maineli-

quorlaws. If you would like to be involved in future Sticker Shock

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Health & Fitness The Forgotten Side Effect in the Marijuana Discussion

With every passing election cycle, more states are beginning to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Eight states and the District of Columbia currently have laws legalizing the use of recreational marijuana, while nearly half the states in the union have some form of a medical marijuana law on their books. Whether pro or con to the marijuana argument, dentist and bacteriologist Dr. Harold Katz (www.therabreath.com) says there is one aspect of smoking weed that no one is talking about. "One of the side effects of marijuana is dry mouth, otherwise known as cotton mouth," says Katz. "I don’t see anyone discussing the negative effects

of smoking marijuana, particularly to oral health." Katz says the effects of dry mouth can lead to bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease, which is linked to an increased risk for heart attacks and strokes. Millions of people suffer from dry mouth, known as xerostomia (zeer-oh-stomia). Dry mouth affects the ability to maintain a sufficient flow of saliva in the mouth, which eliminates food debris in the mouth, kills viruses and discourages the anaerobic bacterial growth that produces chronic bad breath. There are many different causes of dry mouth, but Katz says three of the most common causes that can be controlled include the following: Smoking tobacco and mari-

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Health & Fitness 40 Percent of Travelers Contract An Infectious Disease on Vacation Dr. Brent W. Laartz thought he was in for the ride of his lifetime when he set out on a horseback riding excursion in Costa Rica. Admittedly younger and more naĂŻve than he is today, Laartz – an infectious disease specialist and author of the book “How to Avoid Contagious Diseases,â€? failed to take some of the precautions necessary to avoid becoming one of

the 40 percent of travelers every year who bring back an unwanted souvenir of a major illness from their trip. “While on vacation it becomes entirely necessary to be more observant of the conditions that are in place that could harm you,� Laartz says. Laartz offers tips on how to protect yourself on your next trip and to make sure the ride of a lifetime doesn’t turn into the worst

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Your Hair Could Hold the Secret to Mending Your Injured Tendon Long-suffering people with chronically sore ankles, knees, or elbows try everything from ice to physical therapy to surgery to bring relief to their aching body parts. But researchers delving more deeply into the problem have found that a better solution may lie in a surprising location – the person’s own hair. How so? Certain cells in the hair follicles are good at producing collagen, a protein that helps strengthen tendons. Those cells can be replicated and then injected into an injured tendon where they will get busy repairing damaged tendon tissue. “Nothing is more natural than using your own cells to treat your own ailments,” says Lee Buckler, president and CEO of RepliCel Life Sciences, a Canadian company that has conducted clinical

trials to accomplish the follicleto-tendon cellular procedure. Sometimes those ankle, knee, and elbow pains aren’t that serious and a little rest brings the necessary relief. But sometimes the problem is more long-lasting, such as tendinosis, a more chronic form of tendon injury that’s been known to sideline even professional athletes. Usually, when someone suffers from tendinosis, traditional treatments include medication, rest, physical therapy or – if there is a tear in the tissue – surgery. “But there’s no therapy that treats the underlying cause of the condition,” Buckler says. “We believe our approach is capable of addressing that underlying state of the tendon’s disrepair – the deterioration of the tendon tissue – by stimulating more effective tendon regeneration, resulting in a permanent

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Lee Buckler, president and CEO of RepliCel Life Sciences (www.replicel.com), has nearly 20 years of cell therapy experience and has pioneered a number of innovative business and cell-science approaches in the field of regenerative medicine. As CEO of RepliCel, Buckler oversees the development of the world’s first-of-its-kind cell therapies treating conditions that affect more than one in three Americans, such as pattern baldness, chronic tendon degeneration, and aging and sun-damaged skin. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third party contributors.

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stands. The aroma coming from that roadside stand or little corner of an open-air market might smell great, but unless the food is piping hot when served, the best idea is to leave it alone. If you are concerned about the sanitation of a restaurant, order the food to go. Styrofoam boxes may be cleaner than the plate or fork on the table. “How you protect yourself will determine whether your trip goes off without a hiccup,” Laartz says, “or whether you become another vacation casualty.” Dr. Brent W. Laartz (www.drlaartz.com), author of How to Avoid Contagious Diseases, is a board certified infectious diseases specialist in Safety Harbor, FL, with years of experience in infection control at hospitals, nursing facilities, rehab facilities and outpatient clinics. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

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People and Business ProďŹ les Sharon Trull: Nationally CertiďŹ ed Reexologist in the Area SOUTH BERWICK Sharon Trull recently became a Nationally Board Certified Reflexologist by the American Reflexology Certification Board. Trull completed over 200 hours of education, and passed written and practical exams to earn the certification. She is certified in Maine and licensed in New Hampshire, making her one of the few reflexologists in the Seacoast area to be Nationally Certified and locally licensed. Trull has been involved in the health and wellness industry for over 30 years. She started her career in Recreation Therapy working with brain injury and spinal cord injury patients. Advertise in

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New Chief Marketing OfďŹ cer Announced KENNEBUNK – Kennebunk Savings officials announced that Maureen Flaherty has joined its staff as the bank’s Chief Marketing Officer. She will be responsible for overseeing the Marketing and Corporate Communications departments, developing new digital strategies, and guiding the organization through its strategic objectives. Flaherty comes to Kennebunk Savings with significant experience as a branding and marketing executive. Her most recent roles include Senior DiSubcommittee, where she works to secure federal funding for vital infrastructure and transportation projects. WTS is an international organization with more than 6,500 members, both women and men, dedicated to building the future of transportation through the global advancement of women.

rector of Multi-Channel Marketing at Banfield Pet Hospital, a division of Mars, Inc. in Portland, Oregon and also most recently she was a Senior Product Manager at IDEXX. Prior to these positions, Flaherty spent many years working as Agency Vice President for eROI, a digital marketing agency in Portland, Oregon and also as an account executive for FutureBrand in New York City. According to Bradford C. Paige, Kennebunk Savings President and CEO, “I’m pleased to have Maureen join our team. Her skills, experience, guidance and expertise in the digital realm will help Kennebunk Savings as we seek a more visionary approach in our marketing and communications.� A Kennebunk resident, Flaherty graduated from Penn State University, and has advised numerous nonprofits on their marketing programs.

~ Ask The Computer Lady~ Dear Computer Lady, I hope you can answer my question as Google can't. I have googled this on several occasions but still no answer. I am on Facebook and I need to install Messenger, but I read somewhere that if you do, anyone anyplace can read your emails, and I do have PI in some of my emails. So is this true? Is it ok to install Messenger on my Facebook account or not? Thank you. Constance Dear Constance, Good News, Facebook Messenger does not have anything to do with your emails. You can go ahead and install Messenger on your computer and use it. It will not give strangers, or anyone else access to your email account. One bit of advice that I want to share though is that I never put anything in an email or a message that I wouldn't want the general public to read. You never know who is going to forward your messages, or if you might accidentally send them to the wrong person or group. This self-imposed rule has served me well over the years. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, How do I remove the blue page in outlook 13 that states "Organize your world" before I actually get into my Email. Thanks, Larry Dear Larry, I don't have Microsoft Office 2013 installed on my computer, so I am not sure if there is a splash screen in that program.

If the screen you are talking about is part of Outlook 2013, then there is nothing you can do about it, it is part of the program. I do know, however that when you go to Outlook.com to use the online version of Outlook (which is not part of Microsoft Office) there is a screen that comes up that is blue and says, "Organize your world". If you want to skip that screen and go directly to your inbox, simple make a shortcut to your inbox (after you have logged in) and use that shortcut to go to outlook.com. I would love to hear from Outlook 2013 users if they have more information about this splash screen than I have. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I have installed Windows 10 and the main thing I don't like is Microsoft Edge. I still use both Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird. In my e-mails when I open a photo attachment it opens with Microsoft Edge. How can

I change the setting so that it opens with Firefox or Adobe or Windows. Many thanks for all your previous most helpful comments in your newsletter. Kindest regards, Warren Dear Warren, Windows 10 makes it fairly easy to change your default photo application. Here is how. Click on the windows 10 start button and type "Default apps" You will see a list of search results. Click on "Default App Settings". In the window that opens, click on "Default apps" in the left column, then set your default web browser to Firefox. Next, click the link that says, "Choose Default apps by File type" and scroll down to whatever photo file type you usually open (probably . jpg) and select the application you want it to open in. Windows 10 does not need you to apply the settings, just close the dialog box and it should work the next time you open a photo.

Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I am trying to like Windows 10, but really struggling. How can I get a tool bar, so I can have the option to save, print or send something? Thanks Karen Dear Karen, I would need to know what program you are using in Windows 10 that you want to print or save from, but in most applications, you should be able to tap the "Alt" key on your keyboard to display a menu bar. If you are using the Edge browser that comes with Windows 10 and you want to print a web page,

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~ News ~ Notable Achievements Among Area College Students Castleton University, Castleton, VT Enrolled the Fall 2017 semester: Andrew Bouchard of Kennebunk; Glenn Wiswell of Berwick.

Merrimack College, North Andover, MA Named to the Dean's List for Spring 2017: Christopher Hynes of Kennebunk; Jack Letellier of Eliot; Kyra Schwartzman of Kennebunk; John-Paul Haley-Read of Kennebunk.

Swathmore College, Swathmore, PA Kittery Premium Outlets, Maine, presented Amelia Lorrey of Kittery with a Simon Youth Foundation Scholarship for hard work and determination in the classroom. Lorrey attended Robert W. Traip Academy, was awarded a $1,500

Winners of 17th Annual Chili-Fest Announced

Community Scholarship and is attending Swarthmore College this fall.

Wagner College, New York City, NY Kittery Premium Outlets presented Robert Hall of Saco with a Simon Youth Foundation Scholarship for hard work and determination in the classroom. Hall attended Thornton Academy, was awarded a $500 Power of Orange Scholarship.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA Michael Curtis of Wells, majoring in mechanical engineering was a member of a student team that recently completed an intense, hands-on research project in Bar Harbor. The project was titled Dark Sky 2017 Report Assessing Bar Harbor for IDSC Status.

Left to right: Mike Kropp Head Judge, 1st Place Verde Chili & 1st Place People’s Choice Dave Kelley, Eleanor Vadenais Wells Chamber of Commerce; 1st Place Salsa Anne Marie Malone; 1st Place Red Chili Mario Saccoccio.

WELLS The Wells Chamber of Commerce hosted their 17th Annual Chili-Fest on Saturday, August 26 at the Wells Junior High Campus on Route 1. The “Maine State Cook-Off�, sanc-

tioned by the International Chili Society, is among the last events available for “chiliheads� to qualify to compete in the World Championship which will be held this year on October 21-23 in Reno, Nevada. The winners

Student from York Helps Arts Festival Reach Wider Audience YORK Alexandra (Alli) M. Jutras, a Clark University student from York, helped the Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival with marketing this summer; her project received funding from Clark’s Liberal Education and Effective

Practice (LEEP) initiative. Jutras worked with the founder of the Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival to gain exposure for the organization and provide sales support for the film festival. She expanded submissions domestically and interna-

Art by the Sea a Huge Success

OGUNQUIT Art By The Sea 2017 at the Ogunquit Museum was a successful fundraising event! Everyone's participation in support of the museum and its mission

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Regular services return at 8 and 10 a.m. every Sunday, beginning September 17. Child care is available at the 10 a.m. service. Sunday School for K-6 begins at 9:45 a.m. FMI: 207-324-8119; www.stgeorgesanford.org. The Rev. Canon Susan Murphy, Rector.

ates were awarded LEEP Fellowships to pursue projects ranging from international social action initiatives to internships with leading corporations. Clark’s faculty and students work across boundaries to develop solutions to complex challenges in the natural sciences, psychology, geography, management, urban education, Holocaust and genocide studies, environmental studies, and international development and social change. For more information: www.clarku.edu. ...EVENTS from page 12 New England will meet for lunch at The Colony Hotel, Kennebunkport. Member Lynn Pahland will present "Focus on General Health Promotion Opportunities with Select Foreign Militaries". IWCNE nonprofit works to raise money for charities which primarily benefit women and children. FMI: 207-318-7304.

Sunday, September 17 Golf Tournament American Legion, Post 56, York is co-sponsoring with York Elks, held at the Cape Neddick Country Club. The theme is “Remembering Sept 11, 2001�. The tournament will support programs of both organizations and will aid the families of those left behind as a result of the 9-11 attacks. The “Families of Freedom Scholarship fund� provides education assistance to financially needy dependents of those killed or disabled as a result of the terrorist attacks.

Achieving Genuine, Meaningful Apologies Jamie Bissonette Lewey will present a luncheon program at the York-Ogunquit United Methodist Church from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bissonnette Lewey will introduce attendees to a framework for reconciliation, healing processes and restorative justice drawing on her 30-year career working with numerous communities and individuals for dignity and selfdetermination. A voluntary donation of $8 per person for lunch is encouraged or attendees may bring a bag lunch if preferred. The York-Ogunquit United Methodist Church is located at 1026 US Route 1, York.

in each ICS category of this event will represent the State of Maine. Primary sponsors for the event: Kennebunk Savings, DF Richard Energy, Ameriprise Financial Portsmouth NH, PeoplesChoice Credit Union and SIS Bank. The winners for each of the three ICS sanctioned events were: 1st Place Red Chili – Mario Saccoccio, Mad Hatter Chili, Enfield CT; 1st Place Verde (green) Chili – Dave Kelley, Swamp Donkey Kreations, Loudon NH; 1st Place Salsa – Anne Marie Malone, This Ain’t Your Mama’s Chili, Granby CT; The winner in the People’s Choice event was: Dave Kelley, Swamp Donkey Kreations, Loudon NH. For a detailed description of all of the winners: wellschilifest.com). ...ELVIS from page 15 Matt McKenzie is similarly terrific as Sam Phillips, the beleaguered Sun Records owner who worries about his star performer even as he sells Elvis’ contract to RCA for $40,000. Geno Henderson is fabulous — and in fine voice — as Chuck Berry, Roy Brown and numerous other early rock performers, as are his female counterparts Berlando Drake and Terita Redd in numerous roles. The backup band — Nathan Yates Douglass, Matt Codina and Jamie Pittle — excel on their instruments and their acting, too, when Elvis, at the behest of Tom Parker, drops them from the act. The rest of the ensemble keeps Heartbreak Hotel moving, despite its bloated plotline. And the finale concert — with everyone dressed in shades of blue in tribute to “Blue Suede Shoes� — is well worth the price of admission. Heartbreak Hotel is a love letter to Elvis, his music and that troubled time in our nation’s past when The King rose to fame. It needs trimming, but it has heart and soul and the potential to make its mark on the musical theater scene. Heartbreak Hotel runs through September 30. Tickets are available at 207-646-5511 or www.OgunquitPlayhouse.org.

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...AWS from page 22 What We’re Doing: Continuing our mission of finding loving homes for homeless animals as quickly as we can. By getting animals into new homes, we open kennel spaces for more animals in need. Staying in close communication with our transport partners in the southern United States. We’re planning for additional transports of animals from their catchment areas to Maine, ensuring that their kennels remain as open as possible. What You Can Do:

YARD SALES ANNUAL YARD SALE Saturday, Sept. 9 • 8am - 2pm Over 30 Vendors! Great variety of items! Display tables available: call 641-0845 or 646-4309. Luncheon available: Italian sausage, chicken salad, hot dogs. Plenty of free off-street parking. Congregational Church of Wells 1695 Post Road MOVING SOUTH SALE Sat/Sun 9/9 & 9/10 • 1-4 PM patio furniture, rug, harvest table, artwork, futon, garden tools, microwave, kitchenware, kayak & more. 145 Western Pt. Rd. York Directions: 207-752-0201

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CLEANING SERVICES PROFESSIONAL HOME CLEANING Mary Anne Basileo • Est. 2000 DETAILS! DETAILS! Call or Text 207-752-0362 I will come give you a price! I love what I do: Home Cleaning, Projects, Moving In/Out, Opening/Closing Seasonal MAID TO CLEAN Giving Back Your Family Time! Experienced, Reliable, Trustworthly Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly Call For A Free Estimate 603-312-1127 ATTIC, BASEMENT, CLOSET GOT YOU DOWN? Does clutter depress you? Call the Dust Busters! Business and residential cleaning services and clutter removal. Serving York, OGT, Wells, Kittery, Eliot, and surrounding area. 207-475-2189 SHIRLEY’S SPOTLESS HOME CLEANING Dependable, thorough, and trustworthy. 207-439-1363

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food and a week’s supply of any medications your pet may need. Give. Supporting a local and trusted organization ensures that your help is being used wisely. Assisting AWS financially or with supplies ensures that we’re available for our transport partners, and in turn, that they are available for Houston.

HELP WANTED GROUP EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR for small health club in Wells. Experience preferred but not necessary. Will contribute towards Grp. Exercise certification if needed & training provided as well. Must be available for mornings & possibly evenings. Contact Joan @ 646-6898 or seacoastfitness@maine.rr.com. HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED IN WELLS FROM SEPT 25 TO DEC 10. Housekeepers wanted at a small family run inn in Wells Beach from Sept. 25 to Dec. 10. Hours would be roughly 9am to 2pm (flexible mother’s hours schedule available). Make your own schedule and work from 1 day per week up to 7 days per week. End of the month & end of the season bonuses available. Pay rate will be based on experience. Please contact us by email or call 617-794-3228, and leave a message. Thank you.

...BAND from page 13 and the Dave Matthews Band. A successful run with country singer Don Campbell followed, where he opened for country legends Willie Nelson, Randy Travis, George Jones and Charlie Daniels. He currently performs with classical improv group Aeterna Trio, and several other independent projects. Andy is also Lead Producer with new classical music label PARMA Recordings. He has worked with the Moravian Philharmonic in the Czech Republic, the Metropolitan Opera Children’s Chorus and the New England String Quartet, among others. Tickets are $18 in advance,

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SPORTS Webhannet Golf Club Hosts “Fastest� Charity Tournament of The Season KENNEBUNK “The Webhannet Classic golf tournament is fun and it’s fast,� says tournament chairman Michele Davis. “Participants can only use one club, and they play the 18 holes in almost record time — under three laugh-filled hours.� This unique one-club tournament will be held on Sunday, September 17, at Webhannet Golf Club in Kennebunk Beach — rain or shine. Applications are available to the public. “Everyone is welcome to play,� says Davis. For $100 per person, or $400 per team, participants enjoy a burger-and-hot dog lunch, a Silent Auction, and an

Awards Ceremony with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Donations to the tournament are also accepted. The non-profit Webhannet Charitable Foundation, which runs the tournament, uses proceeds to benefit area charities, including Caring Unlimited, Food 4 Thought School Backpack Program, and the York County Shelter Programs. A new beneficiary this year is the Special Surfer program. This free program was started nearly 15 years ago by Nanci Boutet of Aquaholics Surf Shop. Boutet and a host of volunteers provide surf boards and the chance to ride the waves for children with “special needs,�

Sea Dogs Highlights RBI, on-base percentage (.359), slugging percentage (.584), total bases (201) and game-winning RBI (14). Jeremy was named to the Eastern League's Year-End All-Star team. His 27 homers were the most since Portland became a Red Sox affiliate in 2003. In July, Barfield hit .336, with his 12 homers, 33 RBI and 78 total bases being franchise monthly records, earning Eastern League Player of the Month honors. On September 2, Barfield earned a promotion to Triple-A Pawtucket and went 4-for-5 with a homer in his fi rst game with the PawSox. The Red Sox signed Barfield from the Sugar Land Skeeters on May 25, 2017 and assigned to Portland.

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Sea Dogs Team Awards The Portland Sea Dogs, the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, presented their annual team awards before the season finale on Monday afternoon. The team awards are voted on by the fans and are handed out in four different categories: Most Valuable Player, Pitcher of the Year, 10th Player, and Citizen of the Year.

Most Valuable Player Jeremy Barfield (.288, 27 HR, 75 RBI in 92 games). Barfield led the Sea Dogs in homers,

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Final Report on the York Women’s Golf League for 2017

YORK After 11 weeks of competitive but very enjoyable play, the York Women's Golf League concluded its 2017 season with the following results: In first place with 151 1/2 cumulative points is Linda Jellison's Team 4. Second place went to Team 6, captained by Debbie Erikson, with 146 1/2 points. Team 5, led by Sandy Petrovich, took

third place position with 145 3/4 points. Paula Dargan's Team 3 finished in 4th place with 138 1/4 points. 5th and 6th places were held respectively by Liz Nolan's Team 2 and Peggy Todd's Team 1. The League's 2017 season will wrap up with a final banquet on Monday, September 11 to celebrate the achievements of players and their teams.

...DOGS from page 38 in 16 games. The lefty made his Double-A debut on June 3rd at Binghamton, fanning four batters over two perfect innings. Poyner posted a 0.27 ERA (ER/33.0 IP) in his first 23 games with the Sea Dogs, and is scoreless in 24 of 27 outings. Poyner has fanned 52 batters over 38.1 innings, converting nine of 10 save chances in 27 games. Bobby was a 14th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2015 June Draft out of the University of Florida.

10th Player Award Cole Sturgeon (.257, 5 HR, 48 RBI in 116 games). Sturgeon has been a member of the Sea Dogs since 2015, excelling as a terrific defensive outfielder. Over his last 55 games, Sturgeon has hit over .300 with all five of his home runs.

Sturgeon has reached base safely in 88 of 117 games, appearing in all three- outfield spots. Cole has committed only three errors in 109 starts in the outfield, and picking up four outfield assists. Sturgeon was a 10th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2014 June Draft out of the University of the Louisville.

Citizen of the Year Kevin McAvoy. McAvoy volunteered for various community appearances at local schools and participated in multiple baseball clinics held at Hadlock Field. Kevin could often be found at the autograph table in the concourse before games and signing more autographs along the picnic area and at the fi rst base gate after games. McAvoy made 21 appearances with Portland this season,

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Wrapping Up The Season The Portland Sea Dogs close out the 2017 season against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Blue Jays affiliate) at Hadlock Field. Mike Olt delivered a walk-off RBI single in the 10th inning with two outs, leading the Sea Dogs to a 5-4 win over New Hampshire. Elih Villanueva worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the 10th inning to earn his first relief win.Portland trailed 4-1 but tied the game in the eighth inning with three runs off Jose Fernandez. Earlier in the game, Danny Bethea gave the 'Dogs a 1-0 lead in the second inning with a solo-homer.

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Girls' Varsity Soccer Friday, Sep. 1 Thornton 1, Marshwood 3 Katherine Page led off the scoring for the Hawks with a goal in the second half. Rori Coomey added a goal of her own in the second half. T.A answered with a goal of their own. However, Marin Smith put the game away for good with the last goal of the game. The Hawks improve to 1-0 on the season.

Boys' Varsity Soccer Friday, Sep. 1 Thornton 3, Marshwood 2 Thornton Academy (1- 0) beat

Marshwood (0 -1) 3 -2. TA got off to a 2-0 lead with goals from Chase Pierce and Alec McAlary before Marshwood tied the game with a goal from Jason Janetos and a PK from Nevan Collins. TA took the lead with 10 minutes to play with a goal from Zack Thyng. Chase Gagnon made 4 saves in net for Marshwood while Camden Labreque made 3 for TA.

Thursday, Sep. 5 Marshwood 3, Biddeford, 0 Marshwood (1-1) beats Biddeford (1-1) with goals from Jason Janetos, Sam Fitzgerald, and Liam Coomey (assisted by Sam Fitzgerald).Chase Gagnon made 4 saves for Marshwood and Biddeford's Josh Nagle made 6.

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