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York’s 8th Annual Marketfest Opens September 23 YORK Marketfest has become a welcome tradition in Maine's York Village every fall. The event attracts thousands to the area, taking place this year on Saturday September 23, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marketfest is presented by York Village Business Association in conjunction with Old York Historical Society and First Parish Church. Opening ceremony will welcome the festivities at 10 a.m. and free parking and free shuttles will be offered, with parking at York Middle School, 30 Organug Rd. Marketfest activities fea-

tured throughout the day include a traditional pig roast, historic reenactments and tours at Museums of Old York, artisan demonstrations, nonprofit esplanade, York Village sidewalk sale and many other special events. First Parish Church will hold an Antique & Collectible Sale. Food vendors will satisfy your hunger cravings by selling their hearty fare and festival favorites, while artisans of all kinds will have their art and wares available for sale including art, pottery, crafts, jewelry and specialty goods such as handbags, soaps and wood furniture.

The Old Gaol, Wilcox House, Jefferds Tavern and Parsons Center will be offering admission for free or for $1. These venues feature tours, exhibits, farm stands, craft and cider press demonstrations. The festival is sponsored by companies such as Camden National Bank, York Hospital, Tapley Insurance Agency, Amidon Family Dentistry, LLC. and many others. See pages 20-21 of this newspaper edition for more details. Additional information may be found at www.marketfestyorkmaine.com.

Art Students Brighten Up Dock Area with Murals WELLS In the late afternoon of August 7, nine former Wells High School AP Studio Art students and their teacher, Vanessa White-Capelluti, gathered on the dock at Wells Harbor for a group photo in front of murals painted by them in June. They were also there to sign the murals and attend a celebratory dinner at Hobbs Harborside Res-

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Arts & Entertainment 11-14 Business & Finance 22-23 Calendar of Events 6 Classifieds 34-36 Computer Lady 24 Health & Fitness 25-27 Home & Business 30-32 Library News 8 Obituaries 15-16,22 Pets 10 Puzzles 38 Real Estate 28-29,40 Sports 33 Where To Dine 16-19

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taurant in recognition of their accomplishment. Also present for the photo opp and dinner was Wells Town Manager Jonathan Carter and founding member of the newly formed Friends of Wells Harbor, Ryan Liberty. Both Carter and Liberty greeted students and offered comments with thanks to the group for their artistic contributions. The idea for the mural project took shape earlier in 2017 when Liberty met with Wells Harbor Master Chris Mayo to discuss various ways his organization could contribute to the

dock area. One of the ideas Mayo suggested was creating three large murals to cover the bait coolers that occupy space near Mayo’s office. Liberty took the idea to Carter to see if the town would support a contest to generate student designs to cover the coolers. With assurance of town support for a contest, Liberty See MURAL page 7...

The USS New Mexico Arrives at PNS KITTERY The Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarine USS New Mexico (SSN 779) and her crew of 15 officers and 117 enlisted personnel arrived at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNS) September 7. While at the shipyard, New Mexico will complete scheduled maintenance work and several system upgrades. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is the Navy’s center of excellence for submarine overhaul, repair and modernization. New Mexico is the sixth

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On the dock at Wells Harbor is a recent class of WHS AP Art students who created the murals behind them in the spring and early summer of 2017. They are (front row, left to right) Vanessa White Capelluti, Sam Livingston, Wells Town Manager Jonathan Carter, Emma Mercier, Olivia Sciulli, Wansley Demos, Savannah Martin, Elana Fortin, Sydnie Sayward, and Nick Maynard. In the back row (l to r) are Channing Wang and Friends of Wells Harbor member Ryan Liberty. Other students who contributed to the mural project but not present for the photo and dinner included A.J. Connolly-Pelletier, Alyssa Loukola, and Blair Tweed. Also absent for the photo was Emily Knight and Wells Harbor Master Chris Mayo. (Reg Bennett photo)

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Wiggly Bridge Scheduled for a Facelift

By Carin Lee, Staff Reporter YORK York's Wiggly Bridge is perhaps the smallest suspension bridge in America. A mere 75 feet long, its 10-foot towers hang cables that hold a steel frame and wooden walking slats. How did it get its name? The legend is that in the 1940's, girl scouts gave the bridge its nickname because the bridge actually does wiggle. As you walk across the bridge it moves beneath you, and if you jump up and down on it, it can really

give you a wiggly ride. This local landmark, which connects Lilac Lane to Steedman Woods, a forested peninsula and nature preserve, is in need of repair. One and one-half years ago an engineering firm that specializes in building bridges identified maintenance needed on the steel frame. Because it bridges two bodies of salt water it is in a corrosive environment. “We're fighting corrosion all the time,� said Public Works Director of York, Dean Lessard. “So the frame needs to be

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built out of steel.� A steel manufacturer made the frame according to Lessard's plan, with its sections to be bolted together. “Next week the steel will be galvanized and the frame will be ready to be bolted together and hung, good for about another 35 years,� said Lessard. The bridge was originally built in 1936, by North Berwick's Hussey Seating Company. The bridge crosses a sluiceway between Barrell's Mill Pond and the York River. More than two previous centuries colonists made a dike on the York River to create Barrell Mill Pond. They added a dam and built a saw mill and a grist mill powered by tidal water on both incoming and outgoing tides. The mills are gone now, replaced by Steedman Woods Reserve; the dike replaced by a causeway. In place of the dam

there is the sluiceway and the bridge. There is steady pedestrian traffic crossing the bridge. People now use it to access the hiking trails on Steedman Woods, which was given to the people of York to keep it “forever wild.� Old York Museums now owns Steedman Woods. You'll see many hikers, accompanied by their dogs, perhaps toting cameras to record the beauty of the woods and the view from the bridge across the York River and perhaps little children who delight in jumping on the bridge to make it wiggle. The town of York owns maintenance of the causeway and bridge. When the galvanized steel arrives the bridge will be closed during the day so that the Public Works people can do their refurbishing work. Staging will be hooked off the cables so that a hanging work

area will get workers under the bridge. The bridge will be open evenings and on weekends. It's worth the trip to see this unique, tiny suspension bridge and to experience the wiggle beneath you as you walk across it.

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“Mill Girls� Present the Experiences of Textile Mill Workers in the 19th & 20th Centuries SOUTH BERWICK The Biddeford Mills Museum will be visiting the South Berwick Public Library to present a program called “The Mill Girls,� which intertwines historical fact with real life experience. The presentation is on Wednesday, September 20 at 7 p.m., and is cosponsored by the Old Berwick Historical Society. “The Mill Girls� lecture will be given by former textile mill workers. The lecture will start with a brief historical background covering the industrial revolution, and Frances Cabot Lowell and the Lowell Mills circa 1825. The presentation will discuss the establishment of the Biddeford Mills by Samuel Bachelder from the Lowell Mills, the first mill operatives, the New England farm girls, the boarding houses that were required to housed and protect these young ladies, the reasons the girls left the farms for the Mills, the work conditions, and life in the big city. South Berwick’s mill girls have a history comparable to Biddeford’s. In 1831 a group of Portsmouth investors created the Portsmouth Manufacturing Company. The water-powered cotton textile complex, stretch-

ing from the Route 4 bridge to include much of what is now Counting House Park, operated until 1896. The Portsmouth Manufacturing Company’s four-story brick cotton mill had 7,000 spindles and produced 2 million yards of cotton sheeting. Thirteen hundred bales of southern plantation cotton were brought up river each year for processing at the mills. In the early 20th century, the mill complex was razed, except the Counting House, which now serves as the home of

the Old Berwick Historical Society. To get an idea of what the textile mill industry was like, the Biddeford Mill Museum gives tours around the vast Biddeford mill complex. The tours last for between a one-and-half to two hours, and features a walk around the mill campus highlighting the various operations that manufactured a textile product. The highlight of the tour for every one is the Mill lagoons or canals which carried the water to power the giant water wheels in the sub-levels

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Adult Ed Lecture Series Highlights Gen. Whipple KITTERY Gen. William Whipple sailed the seas as a ship’s captain, led troops into battle during the Revolutionary War, served alongside future Presidents Jefferson and Adams in the Continental Congress and signed the Declaration of Independence. But before all that he was a hometown Kittery boy, born and raised in a home just outside the present back gate of Portsmouth

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cluded some of the best-educated and most brilliant minds of the age. Whipple, however, tended to be a man of action. A former cabin boy, he made his fortune as a Kittery sea captain before settling down across the Piscataqua River in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He became a successful merchant, served as one of New Hampshire’s representatives in Congress from 1776 to 1779, and was appointed brigadier general of the state’s militia. He saw action at the pivotal Battle of Saratoga, where he helped negotiate the surrender terms of British Gen. John Burgoyne. He then escorted the defeated commander back to the Boston area, where Burgoyne was shipped back to England. “War with all its horrors is preferable to an inglorious peace,� Whipple once wrote to fellow Signer Josiah Bartlett. Born in Kittery in 1730, Whipple grew up in the house still standing at 88 Whipple Road. His

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~ News ~ Berwick Academy Hosts Alumni on September 22-23 SOUTH BERWICK Berwick Academy welcomes alumni from all classes back for the 2017 Alumni Weekend on September 22-23. The traditional alumni banquet will be held on Saturday, September 23 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Commons Dining Hall. Alumni can also attend a class in Fogg Memorial, watch student athletics, or take a tour of the historic buildings on campus. A Saturday evening reception will be held at the 100 Club in Portsmouth, NH. All members of the local community are invited to attend a reception for the art exhibit of Elizabeth Ashton Hallett ‘83, a collection of oil paintings entitled “A Backyard View.� The reception will be held on Friday, September 22 from 5-7 p.m. in the Jackson Library gallery. The exhibit will remain in the gallery through October 6.

Friends of the Ogunquit Heritage Museum Annual Fundraiser OGUNQUIT On Sunday, September 24, from 5-9 p.m., the Friends of the Ogunquit Heritage Museum will be holding their annual fundraiser for the Ogunquit Heritage Museum. All are welFor more information and to register for any of the events, visit the Berwick Academy website or contact Kathryn Strand, Director of Alumni and Stewardship at kstrand@berwickacademy.org or 207-384-6307.

come and encouraged to come. It is not just for members. This year they are hosting "Dinner and a Chance" at Jonathan's. The cost for the evening is $40 per person. The "Dinner" part will be a buffet with dessert and coffee. There will be a cash bar. The "Chance" part is a raffle with $2 tickets or a book of 5 for $10. The possible prizes are: a Norman West painting, a handmade Irish chain quilt, a dozen lobsters, a wine basket and much more. There will also

be a silent auction of various artwork donated by local artists. Live music will be provided by Sea Smoke. The real chance is to help the Friends expand their educational programs for the Heritage Museum. Last year the Friends hosted a talk given by local Native Americans on their traditional ways, medicinal herbs, and herbal remedies. The Museum would like to host more lectures and possibly develop a children's program in

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Friday, September 15 & Saturday, September 6 Art in the Park York Art Association’s Art in the Park begins Friday from 3-7 p.m, then Saturday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Event features many artworks by local artists, held at Moulton Park, 394 York St, York. FMI: www.yorkartassociation.com; 207-363-4049.

Saturday, September 16 Mt. A Trail 5K and 1-Mile Challenge The 5K Trail starts at 10 a.m.; 1-Mile Universal Access Trail at

10:30 a.m. at Mt. A location. Entry Fee for 5K: $15 per individual/$35 per family/$12 per senior. 1-Mile: $10 per individual/$20 per family of 4 (parent/child)/$ 8 per senior. Limited to 200 participants. Race day registration opens at 8 a.m. at the York District Courthouse. FMI: www.yorkparksandrec.org

Ham and Bean Supper From 4-6 p.m. at Trail Blazers Family Club, 102 Bills Ln,Wells. Adults/$7; children $4. Take out available. FMI: 207-337-0663.

Family Jamboree 9th Annual Family Jamboree hosted by Wells Chamber from 11

a.m.-3 p.m. at Wells Harbor Park. Games, crafts, activities, pony rides and fire trucks! All free!

Turkey Supper The First Parish Federated Church, 150 Main Street, South Berwick, will host from 4- 6 p.m. in the Church Vestry. $9/adults; $8/seniors; $5/children 12 and under; 5 and under free. FMI: 207-3844091.

Sunday, September 17 Open House: York Land Trust York Land Trust’s new headquarters on 1 Long Neck Marsh Road, York has a newly completed parking lot and walking trail that leads visitors to an area with views of Smelt Brook. All are invited to enjoy the property for a full day of events from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Live animal demos with the Center for Wildlife, crafts, face painting, apple cider pressing and hikes. Free, no

registration is required. FMI: www. yorklandtrust.org; 207-363-7400.

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At Robert's Maine Grill, 326 Route 1, Kittery, starting at 4 p.m. Supper also held on September 26 to help support A House for ME, whose mission is to create safe, supported living situations that enable people with disabilities to fully integrate themselves into their local community. FMI: 207-439-0300.

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Hosted by the Planeteers of Southern Maine and held at Kennebunk's Free Library, 6-7 p.m. Find out how to help prevent polluting the ocean. NOAA’s Northeast Regional Coordinator for the Marine Debris Tracking Program, Keith Cialino, will talk about the

University of Maine Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners will offer the workshop from 6 -7 p.m., at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342 Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. FMI: www.wellsreserve.org.

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The Chair and Board of Directors of the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit (HSWO) invites friends and neighbors to the Society’s 2017 Annual Meeting at 5.30 p.m. Event is free, located at 938 Post Road Wells.

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~ News ~ ...MURAL from page 1 proceeded to Wells High School with the idea eventually meeting with the school’s art teachers White-Capelluti and Emily Knight who, in turn, sought design submissions from students. About two months later a judging committee of Liberty, Mayo and Carter met. They selected three designs submitted from White-Capelluti's AP Studio Art class by Nick Maynard, Savannah Martin, and Olivia Sciulli. In June, all students in the class collaborated ...EVENTS from page 6 North Berwick Food Pantry Yard Sale Looking for a place to sell some stuff? Give a call and reserve a spot for $10. Mary Hurd Academy, 71 High Street, North Berwick. FMI: 207-957-4135; 603-312-2979; nbfoodpantry@ne.twbc.com.

Zentangle Art Workshop Joyce Amend, CZT, artist/instructor offers this unique workshop from 10 -11:30 a.m. Zentangle drawings are abstract pen and ink art created through a specific method. Fun and relaxing to create; no artistic experience required. $15 to register and a one-time (optional) fee of $10 if you would like a Drawing Kit to use at future monthly classes. Held at York Art Association, 394 York Street. Register at 207-363-4049 or info@yorkartassociation.com.

Amy's Run/Walk Fundraiser The event will take place at Vivian E. Hussey School in Berwick. 5K race starts at 9:30 a.m.; 1K walk at 9:40 a.m. Register at www.runreg. com/amys-run-walk. Event honors Amy Harris who was killed in a car accident. She was a strong advocate for those with autism.

First Parish Faire at Marketfest 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. ‘Taste of Heaven’ Bakery baked goods; Fellowship Hall will be filled with displays of gently-used items. Dozens of booths will feature products created by local artisans; learn how to fold an origami crane. All activities held at First Parish Church, Congregational, United Church of Christ; 180 York Street; York. FMI: 207-363-3758; office@ firstparishyork.net.

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on the job of painting the murals from the winning entries. Today, sea gulls, a large whale and other creatures live in these latex colored paintings for tourists and other harbor visitors to enjoy and have their pictures taken in front of. According to Sydnie Sayward, she and the other students often received encouraging comments from fishermen, workers on the dock plus visitors as they painted away on the murals. “Oh this is such a nice touch to the harbor,� was a comment Sayward recalled hearing from one.

Nick Maynard, a current senior at WHS, was one of the students to work on the mural project. “We had a lot of help,� said Maynard. “We are all thankful for how much everyone has participated; because if this was not a group effort, then it would not have been done on time.� Those part of this group effort included Harbor Master Mayo who furnished the materials for the murals and art teachers White-Capelluti and Knight, who helped guide the project to completion. The question remaining is

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Berwick Public Library The Life of Maria Sibylla Merian, by Shirley Wilson Wednesday, Sept. 20, 6 p.m. Maria Sibylla Merian was a Swiss naturalist and artist living and working in the seventeenth century, one of the first naturalists to have studied insects, recording and illustrating the life cycles of 186 insect species. Her classification of butterflies and moths is still used today. This is a free event and refreshments will be served.

LEGO Club Wednesday, September 20, at 4 p.m. Weekly challenges and inspired builds!

D.A. Hurd Library Outreach Services The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, September 20, at 2 p.m. The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, September 27, at 2 p.m. Materials brought to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

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“Light in the Shadows� Film Wednesday, September 20 at 5:30 p.m. Showing Up For Racial Justice (SURJ) of Southern Maine will host a screening and discussion of the film “Light in the Shadows�. This documentary “is a frank conversation about race among ten women. Register with the library.

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Family Time New Saturday Program at 11 a.m. - noon. Drop-in event will occur every Saturday. All ages welcome. Short story followed by a related activity. Themes change each week.

Apple Harvest September 16 program includes story followed by making your own apple-scented play dough and apple ring “donuts.�

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Lego Party Thursday, September 21 at 6 p.m. Builders of all ages are invited to create with Legos and complete challenges. Duplo blocks will be available for the youngest of creators. All blocks will be provided.

Hike with Maine Guide Linda Grenfell Held offsite on Thursday, September 21 at 10 a.m. The Wells Conservation Commission has been has been working to establish and oversee Town Conservation Lands since 1981. The library will host a nature walk at one of the sites. Linda Grenfell leads through nature while highlighting animal tracks, animal habitats, and plant life.

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Tuesday, September 19, 7 p.m. Bring poems to share, either your own or favorite poems by someone else. The prompt for September is “horse�; the topic is open for interpretation. Readings occur in round table format and are facilitated by Priscilla Cookson.

“The Light Between Oceans� (2016) Film Shown on September 24. Lighthouse keeper Tom Sherbourne (Michael Fassbender) and Isabel (Alicia Vikander) live together in married bliss on a remote, rugged island off the coast of Australia, but their world is turned upside down when Isabel learns that she's unable to bear a child. One day, a drifting lifeboat washes ashore with a crying baby in it. Rated PG-13 for thematic material and some sexual content. 133 minutes.

Tom Ryan Author Talk Tom Ryan, author of New York Times bestseller “Following Atticus� will read from and discuss his new book “Will’s Red Coat: The Story of One Old Dog Who Chose to Live Again�. Tuesday, September 19, 7 p.m. Tom chronicles his adoption of Will, an elderly, sickly dog he brings home to have peace in his last days. This true story is a poignant journey that exemplifi es and illustrates acceptance,

History Walk and Talk Tours WELLS/OGUNQUIT On Saturday, September 16, participants will take a tour of the historic private cemeteries of Wells. The program starts 10 a.m. at the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit on 938 Post Road (Route One) in Wells. From there, participants will be guided to carpool to several locations. The cost is $5, and is free for members of the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit. Hope M. Shelley, Wells Town Historian, writes, “Cemeteries are now referred to as 'Open-Air' Museums.� Since museums exhibit artistic and historic artifacts, it is understandable that the decorative headstones are considered to

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ness to spare. Griz has had a hard start making her a little shy in strange surrounding or high energy situations. She is hoping to catch the eye of an older quiet couple or a single person to help her transition into a life with a loving family. Griz is spayed, vaccinations are current, and she has passed her wellness exam and is ready for a new loving

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End-Of-Summer Gathering at the Museum KENNEBUNK – The Brick Store Museum will host its “End-of-Summer Gathering� on the first day of autumn, Friday, September 22, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. The Gathering puts together local distilling, art, and fun to celebrate local arts and humanities at the Museum. Tickets to the event, limited to 100 people, are on sale for $20 per person ($15 for Museum members). Half of the ticket cost is a tax-deductible donation to the museum’s

Annual Fund. Participants can expect to find a trio of events during the Gathering: a tasting tour, through the Museum’s storage vaults, of a variety of spirits created by Maine Craft Distilling of Portland, including gin, whiskey, rum, and blueberry moonshine; an art sale, celebrating the end of the successful “Once Upon a Time in Maine: A Fairy Tale Art & Artifacts Show,� in which enchanting, original works by local artists

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to tell about for the rest of their lives. The Navy mounted a massive rescue effort. No submarine rescue had ever succeeded beyond 20 feet – the Squalus was down 243 feet. Divers from the rescue ship Falcon, brought up from Groton, Connecticut with the experimental McCann rescue chamber performed rescue operations under the directions of Charles B. (Swede) Momsen, the inventor of the chamber and brought up all 33 survivors. Working under dangerous conditions the Navy divers eventually brought the submarine up and towed it back to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard three months after the rescue was accomplished. Ramsay works during the summer in Portsmouth, NH on the motor vessel Thomas Laighton, as a tour guide, narrating local history, people and places for Portsmouth Harbor and the Isle of Shoals. In addition, he works as a guide for Historic New England at the Sarah Orne Jewett House in South Berwick. During the off season, Ramsay makes local history presentations at retirement communities and libraries, bringing history to life with wit and humor, telling about events and people from early American, Colonial up to recent times. In particular, he often tells about the littleknown events and people that brought wealth, honor, literary fame and recognition to the Piscataqua region and Maine. This lecture is free and open to the public. Pre-register for this event by calling 207-439-3800 or online at www.kitterycommunitycenter.org/star-theatre. The STAR Theatre is located in the Kittery Community Center at 120 Rogers Road, Kittery.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Breakdancing at The Dance Hall KITTERY On Sunday, September 17 at 2 p.m. The Dance Hall in Kittery will host, along with artist and producer Xavier Hernandez, the first of a series of allages community breakdancing events. Whether participating or spectating join the dancers as they compete for cash prizes. A transformative art form, it

is the goal of this program to cultivate for younger, more vulnerable and transient populations, a sense of community; to improve participants’ physical and mental wellbeing; and to integrate breakdance/hip-hop into the Seacoast community while illuminating the positive attributes associated with these art forms. FMI: www. thedancehallkittery.org.

Wells Reserve Seeking Docents WELLS Back to school means the Wells Reserve at Laudholm will soon be hosting field trips for local school groups, so the reserve is welcoming new volunteer docents to help lead tours. No experience or special expertise is necessary to get started as a docent, because professional educators provide full training. Plus, new volunteers get to “job shadow” veteran leaders until they are confident enough to lead groups on their own. “We depend on enthusiastic volunteers to keep our school programs going strong year after year,” said Caryn Beiter, the re-

serve’s interpretive education associate, adding “Our docents reach hundreds of school kids annually through a series of timetested, hands-on programs.” School groups typically spend 2 or 3 hours exploring the habitats of the Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve, stopping along trails to cover certain topics in depth. Some groups visit the salt marsh and the reserve’s dedicated teaching laboratory as they learn about estuaries, the places where rivers meet the sea. To learn more, visit wellsreserve.org and call Caryn at 207646-1555 ext 110.

Grabin to Discuss Family Roots and Genealogy KENNEBUNK Singing historian Monica Grabin will present “Facing the Facts of My Family Tree: History Not Really for Singing,” at the Brick Store Museum’s Third Thursday Talk on Thursday, September 21 at 7 p.m. in the Museum’s Program Center. Audience participation in the discussion is encouraged and welcomed. While most of us find genealogy fascinating, not everything in family stories is noble and uplifting. Monica Grabin, who was born in New York, has lived in New England for 45 years and in Kennebunk for 32. Her family, however, is not from the Northeast, and has roots stretching through some of the most iconic events in American history. The research she and her husband, Bill, have done into her origins

has uncovered numerous stories which are part of a bitter legacy. This talk will take a look at history that many of us would rather not discuss, but which we must face squarely, via a very personal journey on her family tree. Third Thursday Talks are free to Museum Members, and $5 per person for general admission at the door. Following Monica Grabin, the final 2017 Third Thursday Talk will feature guest speakers from the Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor to speak on Indigenous First Nations history and de-colonizing our nation’s museums on Thursday, October 19. The Third Thursday Talks are generously supported by the Maine Humanities Council. The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main Street in

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KITTERY Unified Visions is the name of this year’s Seacoast Moderns show that kicks off on Sunday, September 16 and runs through October 8 at the Kittery Art Association (KAA) Gallery, 8 Coleman Ave, Kittery Point. The Moderns, made up of artists from throughout the Seacoast, both Maine and New Hampshire, will be showing their art on Thursdays and weekends in the old firehouse converted to art apace. The 13 Moderns participating in this show includes 12 artists and one photographer, with a focus on all that modern art implies. Included in the list

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sense of tranquility, each an element of the artist’s appreciation for art so although there is a unifying force, the artist is at the core of its creation. In addition, the Moderns are going to raffle off many individual pieces of art (paintings, photos, etc.) during the course of the show for a very reasonable price. This is just another reason for dropping in to take a look, because you may walk away with a real bonus!

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sion travel show featured on the Maine Public Broadcasting Network. He also writes poetry and is working on a musical comedy. Hrehovcik will have books available for purchase and signing. The Center is located at 175 Port Road, (Route 35) Kennebunk Lower Village. For more information: 207-967-8514.

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Madison Person’s Art on Display at Cafe ROLLINSFORD, NH / SOUTH BERWICK Marshwood High School student, Madison Person, will have her artwork on display at the Black Bean Cafe in Rollinsford for the rest of September. Her framed pieces are impressive and on display from 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 7 a.m. - noon on weekends.

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~ Obituaries & News ~ Michael R. Bridges, Sr., 62 PANAMA CITY, FL / WELLS – Michael R. Bridges, Sr., peacefully passed away at home in Panama City, FL on August 31, 2017. He was born on September 12, 1955 to Ralph N. Bridges and Patricia (Dutch) Bellemare. Mike grew up in Wells, the eldest of 7 children, gradu-

Rosh Hashana Service at Jonathan’s OGUNQUIT The annual Rosh Hashana service will be led by Rabbi William Leffler and Cantor Ellen Farber at Jonathan’s Restaurant, Bourne Lane, Ogunquit, Thursday, September 21, 9 a.m. $20 per person includes a potluck meat, chicken or vegetarian dish or dessert ( no heating facilities), in memory of Sylvia Rubin who started it 68 years ago. Please contact Cantor Ellen Farber at 207-251-1746 or musicalellen@ yahoo.com to RSVP.

Season Changes for Worship Services Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church, 5 Lebanon St, Sanford Services and Sunday School held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Services are led by Rev. Stephen M. Cook, along with Worship Associates and guest ministers. Child care is provided during the service. FMI: 207-324-3191; www. sanforduuchurch.org.

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ating with the class of 1973. He entered the Navy shortly after, training in the sheet metal corrosion repair field. He was honorably discharged in 1977 where he returned to Maine to raise his family. In 1993, he lost he beloved son Joshua Luke. While devastated, he persevered and opened his own business, The Divers Locker in Lyman. By 2005 he heard the calling of warmer weather in Florida, where he breathed, touched and spoke to the sea he loved so much. While there he became a member of the Gulf Rifle and Pistol Club, as well as the American Legion Post 392. Michael is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Lisa (Pay) Bridges; his mother of Wells, his father and wife Edith of Crossett, AR, mother- and father-inlaw Denise and Patrick Pay of Somersworth, NH; his children include Michael Jr. of Benton, Danny of Jacksonville Beach, FL; Kyle and his wife Hollyann of Pace, FL, Danielle and her fiancĂŠ John Pappas of East Longmeadow, MA, and Tamra Devon and her husband Chris of Harrisburg, PA. He is also survived by his sisters Tammy Mathieu of Kennebunk, Wendy Wooding and her husband Dave of Boise, ID, Kimberly Taunton and her husband Michael of

Crossett, AR and Susie Baker of Wells. Michael adored his 5 beautiful grandchildren, PFC Joshua Michael US Army and his wife Shania, E2 Bryan Bridges USAF and his wife Sarah, Blaine Bridges, Natalie and Lacy Huntley. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Visiting hours from 4-7 p.m. will be held on Tuesday, September 19, at Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Rd, Wells. A Graveside Service with military honors will be held on Wednesday, September 20, at 1 p.m. at Ocean View Cemetery, Wells, where he will be placed to rest with his son Joshua. Monetary donations in lieu of flowers are requested in the name of Lisa Bridges, his disabled widow to aid in her new financial hardship. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, please visit Mi-

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Ronald D. Hathorne, 70 BERWICK – Ronald D. Hathorne, 70, of Portland Street, died peacefully September 9, 2017 at his home, surrounded by his loved ones. He was born in Woolwich on May 5, 1947, son of Merle and Natalie (Giles) Hathorne and graduated Morse High School in Bath. Ron attended Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute for Culinary Arts before serving in the United States Army, where he cooked for over 300 servicemen. When he returned home, he worked for

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James R. Lovett, 65 BELFAST / YORK – James R. Lovett, 65, of Belfast, died peacefully Friday, August 25, 2017 at the VA Medical Center at Togus in Augusta. Born in Washington DC on July 25, 1952, he is the son of Lillian

(Bolduc) Lovett and the late James H. Lovett. Jim spent his early childhood in Maryland and many summers in Maine at his family’s camp. In 1967, his family moved to Maine. After graduation from York High School in 1971, he joined the military and actively served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. Jim and his wife Judy were married on July 13, 1996 in Rockport. In March 2017, the couple renewed their vows at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Belfast, with Fr. Robert C. Vaillancourt presiding, which marked a very special occasion for them. During his life, a source of great enjoyment involved summers at camp spending time with

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~ Obituaries & News ~ Calista Elizabeth (Hall) Muchemore, 91

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Evelyn Lucille Morrill, 89 BERWICK – Evelyn Lucille Morrill, 89, of Berwick, died Thursday evening, September 7, 2017 at Varney Crossing in North Berwick. She was born in Barre, MA on July 24, 1928, a daughter of Edwin Earl and Zella (Carpenter) Spittle. Evelyn moved with her family to Berwick at an early age. For many years, Evelyn worked as a stitcher in several area shoe shops, including Janco in Rollinsford, NH. She was also a housekeeper at Riverside. In her spare time, she enjoyed cooking, baking, embroidering, and spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Evelyn was a member of the Riverside Grange in Lebanon, and was known to play a mean harmonica! Evelyn is predeceased by two brothers, Edwin and Russell Spittle, and a sister, Judy Kelley. She is survived by her loving husband, Leon Arthur Morrill of North Berwick; two sons, Steve Morrill of North Berwick, Gary Morrill of Berwick; her daughter,

Wendy Vigneault of Lebanon; three sisters, Dorothy Morrill of Berwick, Sylvia McCall of South Glens Falls, NY, Pauline Vinson of NC; seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. There are no visiting hours. A Graveside Service was held on Wednesday, September 13, at Evergreen Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Berwick, with Pastor Skip Smith officiating. Should friends choose, memorial donations in her name are encouraged to: York Hospital Hospice, 127 Long Sands Road, York, ME 03909. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, please visit Evelyn’s Book of Memories Page at www.bibberfuneral. com. Arrangements are in care of Laing Bibber Funeral Chapel, 36 Rochester Street, Berwick.

ELIOT – Calista Elizabeth (Hall) Muchemore, 91, passed peacefully at home on August 18, 2017. She was born August 12, 1926 to the late Mildred M. (Place) Hall and Ralph A. Hall of Kittery. Calista dedicated her life to raising her family. Her employment included work at the Portsmouth Ship Yard and for Davis Oil Company. In later years, she worked together with her husband Reginald and ran Eliot Farm, Home and

Garden Supply. Calista was predeceased by her husband Reginald in 2011, and her brother Rodney A. Hall in 2016. She leaves her four children, David W. Muchemore and wife Agnes,

Kathleen M. Fleury and husband Gerard, Jeanette Egan, Jeanne M. Cooper and her husband Michael, and numerous grandchildren, in-laws, nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Life will be held at Eliot Baptist Church, Route 236, Eliot, on Saturday September 16, at 11 a.m. with reception and private burial to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: The Gathering Place, 518 US Route 1, Kittery, ME 03904. To view Calista’s online tribute, please visit www.lucaseatonfuneralhome.com/listings.

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tional establishment has convinced the nation that a university must appear prestigious and be costly for it to be worthwhile, Jacobs says. The result: Untold numbers of college graduates and their parents are in hock big time, some never to emerge from debt. Jacobs suggests that unless a student is able to earn a scholarship, freshman and sophomore years should be spent at a community college, commuting from home, and the junior and senior years at a reasonably priced local state university. “The social and psychological pressures brought to bear on customers are more than many people can resist,� says Jacobs. “But if two people hope to prosper together, both spouses must avoid the impulse to make purchases unwisely.�

Al Jacobs, author of Roadway to Prosperity (www.roadwaytoprosperity.com), has been a professional investor for nearly five decades and holds a degree in civil engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a Real Estate Certificate from the University of California and a Certified Property Manager designation (CPM) from the Institute of Real Estate Management. He organized his own investment firm in 1968 and has since specialized in development and management of real estate, and has a deep involvement in corporate securities. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third party articles.

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WELLS U.S. Senator Susan Collins delivered the keynote address and took questions from members of the community on a wide variety of issues on the morning of September 8 at York County Community College’s (YCCC) Eggs & Issues Breakfast. The event, which was attended by more than 140 people, was held at the college’s main campus in Wells. Senator Collins began her remarks by commending YCCC on its commitment to career-focused education, which prepares students to face the challenges of the global economy. She noted that YCCC has been a leader in cultivating partnerships with local employers, which benefits businesses as well as Mainers

seeking to find employment or develop their skills. “YCCC’s wide range of programs and their success in helping students achieve their goals are the result of the partnership forged between this school and area employers,� said Senator Collins. “An outstanding example of that partnership was seen this May, when 14 Pratt & Whitney employees completed the Apprenticeship Program and

graduated from YCCC. As Pratt & Whitney expands its North Berwick production, this collaboration is critical in helping to develop the skilled workforce this valued Maine employer needs to advance the aviation industry and to enhance our national security, while providing great jobs right here in our State.� Senator Collins has worked to foster these types of constructive partnerships and enhance

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Health & Fitness Call for Walkers: Registration Open for the Boston MarathonŽ Jimmy Fund Walk refueling stations along the course as well as a celebration at the Copley Square Finish Line, complete with food, music, and a speaking program. All walkers commit to raise a minimum of $300, except for walkers 12-years-old and younger whose fundraising commitment is $100. There is also a Virtual Walker option for those unable to attend the event on September 24, but who still want to support the cause. To register for the 2017 Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk presented by Hyundai on September 24, or to support a walker, visit www.JimmyFundWalk.org or call 866-531-9255. Registration is easy and walkers can enter the promo code NEWS for $5 off. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is one of the world’s leading

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Health & Fitness Maine Dental Association: Remember Oral Health at Back-to-School Time The Maine Dental Association is reminding students and parents that during this busy back-to-school time of year, it is important to keep oral health in mind. Dental decay is the most chronic disease among children ages 6 to 19, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention. The National Institutes of Health estimate 42 percent of children 2 to 11 have some dental decay, and 59 per-

cent of children 12 to 19 have some dental decay. Going back to school is a great time to incorporate healthy lifestyle changes like brushing regularly into your children’s daily routine, according to MDA Executive Board President Dr. Gary Creisher. “The good thing about getting back to school is that the children get back in a routine,� Creisher said. “Allowing enough time for brushing prior to school is an important start to every day, and scheduled bedtimes for the school year are important for needed sleep, as they make bedtime brushing easier for parents to oversee.� The American Dental Association suggests that your child's back-to-school checklist should include: Regular dental examinations to diagnose dental issues, and to treat or prevent them from happening. A dentist may suggest fluoride treatments or sealants to prevent decay and can diagnose and treat dental problems.

Regular brushing with fluoride toothpaste and flossing. The ADA recommends brushing twice a day for two minutes, and flossing once a day. Eating healthy lunches and snacks. If a child eats in the school cafeteria, review healthy, balanced food choices. Cut back on sugary foods and soft drinks. Wearing a properly fitted mouthguard while participating in organized sports, physical education classes or playground activities. Incorporated in 1867, the Maine Dental Association is a professional membership organization of licensed dentists. The Maine Dental Association exists to improve and maintain the oral and overall health of the people of Maine, serve the dentists of Maine, collectively and individually, and represent the American Dental Association at the state level. For more information about the MDA, go to www. medental.org.

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Health & Fitness Walk to End Alzheimer’sŽ in York YORK The Alzheimer’s AssociationŽ is inviting York County residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Maine Beaches Area Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The Walk will take place on Saturday, September 16, at the York Beach Ball Field, located on Railroad Avenue in York Beach. More than 500 Walk to End Alzheimer's participants will complete a 3.5 mile walk and will learn about Alzheimer's disease, advocacy opportunities, clinical studies enrollment and support programs and services from the Alzheimer’s Association. Walk participants will also join in a meaningful tribute ceremony to honor those affected by Alzheimer's disease. “The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is a family-friendly, fun social event that helps us raise awareness and funds to one day achieve our vision of a world without Alzheimer’s,� explains Laurie Trenholm, Executive Director. “It is an uplift-

ing and inspiring day that shows support for those living with Alzheimer’s and gives a strong message of hope to find answers about this disease and ultimately a cure.� In addition to the scenic 3.5 mile walk, participants will enjoy the emcee and DJ talent of Haley Smith Rose from HOT 104.7 FM.

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SPORTS Tom’s Team Sales, Inc. Closing After 31+ Years SEACOAST Locally owned family business closing its doors as owners are retiring after 31+ years in business. Thomas(Tom) and Patricia(Patty) Gentile wish to thank all their loyal customers. "We have been privileged to get to know the many stories of the individuals, sports leagues and schools in Southern ME, NH and MA that have done business with us. Our lives have been enriched by watching many families grow and

progress through sports as they returned to our store with the changing sports seasons year after year." The Gentile's daughter, Karla Gentile will continue in sporting goods sales with Collins Sports Center, in Rochester, N.H. Stop by during Tom's closing sale on Saturday, September 23, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Cash only. All sales Final Please see Tom's Team Sales closing ad in this newspaper.

Girls’ Field Hockey Team on a 58-Game Winning Streak! YORK Continuing to defend their three-time Class B championship, York High School Class B hockey team has rallied to enjoy a 58-game winning streak during regular season since 2012 – Congratulations! $WWHQWLRQ &RDFKHV 6WXGHQWV 3DUHQWV

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Lester Gets the Call, Enshrined into Sea Dogs Hall of Fame PORTLAND The Portland Sea Dogs, in conjunction with Unum, have announced that former Sea Dog and current Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester has been inducted to the Unum Portland Sea Dogs Hall of Fame and becomes its 20th member. Lester was originally drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the second round of the 2002 June draft. The lefty spent all of the 2005 season with the Portland Sea Dogs and was named the Eastern League Pitcher of the Year, pacing the league in ERA (2.61) and strikeouts (163). In addition, Lester was named a Mid-Season All-Star, Year End All-Star, and went 1-0 in two post-season starts. Lester made one start for Portland in 2007, earning a win. For his Sea Dogs career, Lester is 12-6, 2.57 ERA in 27 career starts. He currently holds the Sea Dogs career best ERA and ranks second in franchise history with 163 strikeouts. Lester made his majorleague debut and 15 starts overall for Boston in 2006. His season was cut short due to an anaplastic large cell lymphoma diagnosis in late August. He

earned his first win on June 16, 2006 at Atlanta, allowing one earned run in 6.0 innings in the Red Sox' 4-1 victory. Lester's 1,386 strikeouts with Boston are the most in club history by a left-hander and fourth-most overall on the franchise list. He earned 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2013 Red Sox Pitcher of the Year honors from the Boston Chapter of the BBWAA. In 2007, he won the Tony Conigliaro Award for overcoming adversity.In May 19, 2008 against the Royals, he became the 18th pitcher in Red Sox history to throw a no-hitter.

New Sports Craze Takes Hold of our Region YORK COUNTY If you have driven past the Kennebunk Waterhouse Pavilion in the early evening and wondered about the odd game that folks were playing-it is Picklelball. Our locals have been inflicted with the sports contagion of this game with the funny name and they are at it in Kennebunk four evenings a week, Tuesday through Friday at 5 p.m. and in the mornings at 9 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. The Waterhouse Pavilion hosts three Pickleball Courts on the winter ice rink and it is a very pleasant place to play. Pickle paddles and balls are provided for the newcomer and first timers who wish to try their hand in the action. All players pay a nightly fee of $2 per evening. Brian Richardson is the Major Domo of Kennebunk Pickle and he can be reached for more information at rbrian2851@yahoo.com. Pickleball has also taken root in Wells at the Wells Recreation Center on Branch road and their playtime is 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Fee is $3 per evening. When the warm weather is swept away in the middle of October, the Kittery Community Center will be offering Pickleball indoors three days a week. A four-time All-Star and three-time World Series Champion, Lester is in his third season with Chicago after he signed with the Cubs on December 15, 2014. He was the MVP of the 2016 NLCS leading the Cubs to the World Series. To be eligible for the Hall of Fame, players must have debuted with the Sea Dogs at least ten years ago and have had success in Portland and beyond. Each inductee is presented a plaque for their accomplishment. In addition, plaques of the Hall of Fame members are displayed in the Hadlock Field concourse.

Mondays 3-5 p.m., Wednesdays 5-6:45 p.m., and Friday mornings 9-11. a.m. Fee is $3 per day. The good news for Picklers is that Camp Birch Hill will be hosting an Open Pickleball Tournament and Recreation Weekend as the summer wanes, Saturday and Sunday, September 23 and 24. The Pickleball phenomena has seen explosive growth in the Northeast with enthusiastic participants taking over tennis courts, YMCA gyms, and community centers. Its appeal began with the senior set, but the fun of this combination of ping-pong, tennis and badminton has begun to infect the up and coming generations and proved to be the most popular racquet sport at summer camp. The kick-off for the Birch Hill event begins on Friday night September 22 with a welcome lakeside Bar-B-Que on the Birch Hill Beachfront. Saturday

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built sand piles. • In 1889, Ab Smith inadvertently coined the phrase “birdie,â€? when he hit a shot he defined as a “bird of a shot.â€? • Making a hole-in-one during a round of golf is quite a challenge. However, the odds of making two are incredibly low, at one in 64 million. • Only around 20 percent of golfers have a handicap below 18. The United States Golf Teachers Federation defines handicap as

wood goal by Courtney Thim. Hawks goalie, Nathalie Clavette, had 9 saves.

Thursday, Sept. 7 Marshwood 3, Kennebunk 2

Friday, Sept. 8 Marshwood 2, Portland 1

Courtney Thim scored with a goal in the first half off an assist from Natalie Herbold. Hallie Schwartzman tied the game with a penalty kick. Marshwood goal from Katherine Page. 2nd half Kennebunk goal from Emily Archibald. Marsh-

Portland opened the scoring with a goal from Annika More. Marshwood fought their way back to tie it with a goal from Rori Coomey assisted by Marin Smith. Marin Smith then put the Hawks on top for good with a goal of her own from a pass by Natalie Herbold. Nathalie Clavette had nine saves for the Hawks.

Boys' Varsity Soccer Thursday, Sept. 7 Marshwood 4, Massabesic 0

Interesting Facts About Golf Golf is played all over the globe. Golf is one of the world’s oldest sports, boasting a rich history. Golf is a sport of skill, that can involve not only athletic prowess, but also brain power. Here are some interesting facts about the game. • To this date, golf is only one of two games to be played on the moon. The other is a javelin throw. • Long before the advent of tees, golfers played off of hand-

will feature a Men’s Doubles & Women’s Doubles Tournament followed by a Mixed Doubles Tournament on Sunday. Tournament participants will compete on two levels, Novice and Advanced. Prizes and trophies will be awarded to the winning teams and the runner-ups. Participation is open to all ages. Saturday’s tournament will follow a one hour 10 am Pickle Ball clinic led by Camp Director, Rich Morell. Single day participation is $25 and includes tournament entry and lunch. The full week-end fee is $100 and includes two breakfasts, two lunches and two dinners along with two overnights. Overnighters should bring sheet, blanket and pillow for their cabin accommodation. The 20 cabins are all equipped with and hot showers. For more information and to register call 603-273-6713 or or email Rich@ campbirchhill.com.

“a measure of a player’s current ability over an entire round of golf, signified by a number. The lower the number, the better the golfer is.â€? • The word “caddyâ€? comes from “cadet,â€? the French word for “student.â€? • A regulation golf ball contains 336 dimples. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.

Goals from Sam Fitzgerald, Connor McCoomb, Malcolm Connell, and Daniel Bosse. Chase Gagnon made 3 saves for Marshwood and Massebesic's Joshua Castonguay made 9.

Saturday, Sept. 9 Marshwood 0, So. Portland 2 Tuesday, Sept. 12 Marshwood 3, Noble 1 Tied 1-1 at half with goals from Turner Goodenough of Marshwood and Gavin Mason of Noble. Marshwood took the lead with second half goals from Jason Janetos and Daniel Bosse. Nevan Collins and Neil Letellier assisted. Noble keeper Noah Safford made 15 saves.

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People and Business Profiles York Investment Partners Welcomes Kayla Belanger 2012, working her way up to a Senior Lender at a local Credit Union. Kayla is registered through the National Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) and has experience in both consumer and mortgage lending. She is committed to supporting local communities and businesses, assisting the team to help clients obtain their current and future financial goals. Kayla is an avid reader, food

YORK Kayla Belanger recently joined York Investment Partners located at 276 U.S. Route 1 in York, Maine according to Branch Manager Nelson Burbank. “I am pleased Kayla Belanger has joined the York Investment Partners family,� said Burbank. Kayla is a graduate of the University of Southern Maine with a BA in Psychology. She began her career in finance in

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enthusiast and enjoys travel. Her favorite pastime is vising Prescott Park and spending time with loved ones. Kayla has joined York Investment Partners as its Client & Operations Director. “The addition of Kayla to our organization is just another indicator that we continue to attract some of the very best to the industry and is further proof of the firm’s commitment to client services.

KENNEBUNK Nvest Financial Group has chosen to donate funds to the Houston Food Bank (HFB) and The Salvation Army to help the people of Texas affected by the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey. HFB is providing food and supplies to residents in southeast Texas struggling to rebuild their lives. HFB’s website shared: “An unprecedented number of people in the greater Houston area are affected by the flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey. The storm unleashed monumental destruction across southeast Texas. For individuals who already struggle to provide for their family’s basic needs, the flooding is even more catastrophic. The Houston Food Bank has a history of providing di-

Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services Opens New Office Space Services, believes the move will enable the Bureau and its Veteran Service Organization (VSO) partners to better serve Maine veterans and their families with the addition of essential conference room space as well as Wi-Fi accessibility. “As public awareness of the Bureau and its mission to help Mainers who served has continued to grow, we quickly recognized the need for additional space in Springvale,� said MBVS Director Horn. “At the same time, we wanted to remain

SPRINGVALE The Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services (MBVS) has a new office location in Springvale. MBVS has relocated their Springvale Veterans’ Services Office to 634 Main Street, situated between the Sanford Vet Center and Aubuchon Hardware. David Flores, the current Veteran Service Officer for MBVS in the Sanford area, will continue working in his same capacity. Adria Horn, Director of the Maine Bureau of Veterans’

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2015 SUBARU CROSSTREK XV LTD Blue, 21K, Auto, A/C, Heated Seats, Sport Wheels, Subaru Starlink 7’’ Multimedia Plus System Stk. #17448HA

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22,624

2013 MAZDA 3i Green, 63K, Auto, Traction Control, Mazda Connec 7’’ Plus System, Bluetooth Handsfree Phone and Audio Stk. #17453HA

2012 NISSAN SENTRA SR

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SPORTY!!

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8,763 AWD!!

2009 BUICK LUCERNE CXL

Red, 75K, Auto, A/C, Leather, Alloys, Wood Trim, Dual Climate Control, ABS, CD/ MP3 Player, XM Radio Stk. #H1266B

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8,998 MANUAL!!

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Experience

Enthusiasm

ELIOT Tucked away on the banks of the Piscataqua River offering panoramic water views, this Heron Cove property is truly an inspiring retreat. Split rail fencing, fruited trees and perennial gardens provide a scenic backdrop to this tranquil setting on the water’s edge. Originally built in 1830 and expanded & renovated in 2004, the home combines antique design with contemporary flair while incorporating many custom features and distinctive accents. OFFERED AT $1,025,000

YORK Privately located on 5.5 lightly wooded acres amid mature landscape & stone outcroppings, this Western Pt. home features soaring cathedral ceilings & custom features in a bright open-concept design. Skylights & expansive windows pour sunlight across nearly 4000 SF that includes an eat-in kitchen w/ pantry, spacious family room w/ wood-burning FP, 4season sunroom & full MBR suite. An enormous wraparound deck overlooks a private yard providing space to entertain visiting friends & relatives OFFERED AT $749,000

YORK Walk, run or bike to the beach from this casual, relaxed contemporary cape on the Nubble. Graceful ocean breezes embrace this spacious, sunfilled home at the end of a private culde-sac. A well-maintained interior offers a large kitchen with breakfast bar leading to a 16’x12’ sundeck that overlooks a hot tub for 6. Additional amenities include central air, outdoor shower, full Master bedroom suite and expansive family room above garage. OFFERED AT $575,900

Energy.

YORK Classic cape tucked peacefully away from the road only minutes from The Ledges G.C. offering pastoral views on over 3 lush acres of shady trees & perennial plantings. Improvements include an all-new kitchen with Silestone Quartz countertops & stainless steel appliances, gleaming oak floors throughout, new Buderus furnace and new roof. Move right in to this classic 3 BR 2 BA design that features a spacious master bedroom, 3-season sunroom and 3rd floor expansion possibilities. OFFERED AT $409,900

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YORK Slip your sandals on and head to the beach only 50 yards away!! This clean and well-maintained seasonal condo in the heart of Long Sands Beach offers a bright, sunny retreat with ocean views just steps from the Long Sands Beach. Excellent rental history. OFFERED AT $389,900

YORK Well-appointed home that hits all the checkboxes on your wishlist including first floor master bedroom, granite kitchen, family room with woodburning fireplace, and finished basement. Geothermal HVAC provides year-round energy efficiency. OFFERED AT $679,000

WELLS Contemporary colonial on 2.5 level acres w/ mature landscape including grapevine arbors & perennial plantings. A spacious, flexible floor plan offers hardwood floors and a fully finished daylight walkout basement. Close to shopping & beaches w/ easy highway access. OFFERED AT $369,900

ELIOT Great potential in this 2 BR cape with detached legal 2 BR apartment nestled among shade trees and mature vegetation on 3+ pastoral acres. All essentials are intact to revive this charming property w/ your personal touch. Live & work from home or derive income on your own property OFFERED AT $329,900

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PENDING

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32 CROCKETT NECK RD KITTERY PT

4 YALE AVE YORK

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