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Eliot to Host “Wicked Good� Festival Next Saturday ELIOT Always the last Saturday in September, Eliot Festival Day, “Wicked Good� comes to downtown Eliot on September 26. This year’s theme is “Eliot - Wicked Good�. To kick off the celebration, there are Friday Evening Festivities at the Boat Basin. Once again there will be a Chili Cook-off; contact Dana Norton for more information or to be a chili contestant. Other food selections will also be available. Get ready to bop along with “Dancing DJ� Carmen Cronin, as she provides the evening’s entertainment. This year’s t-shirts and sweatshirts

Parade from a past Eliot Festival Days (courtesy of “Eliot Festival Days� on Facebook)

will also be available. The evening culminates with the always-spectacular fireworks, scheduled for 8 p.m.

Saturday begins at 7 a.m. at the First Congregational Church with a Pancake Breakfast. The Colonial Re-enact-

ment hosted by the 2nd Regiment of York County will be in McPherson’s Field all day; cannon shots will be at 9 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. The 5K Road Race starts from the Fire Station at 8:30 a.m. Packets may be picked up Friday evening from 5-7 p.m. or Saturday morning from 6:45 a.m. - 8 a.m. The Flag Raising Ceremony at Hammond Park at 10 a.m., with Rosemary Staples singing The National Anthem, kicks off the official opening of the booths. There are many vendors this year, offering food, drink, crafts, information, and more! There is a Kid’s Corner with events sponsored

by Christian Life Church. Dancing DJ Carmen Cronin, Brixham Danceworks, and Shades of Grass will be providing the day’s entertainment. In a continuing effort to improve the parade, there is another change to parade route this year to make it easier for more people to participate! We will be starting at the Boat Basin to allow for easier lining up and turning around. The parade will kick off at 11 a.m., and will proceed to State Road, pass the reviewing stand across from Hammond Park and end at the Library. Also new this See ELIOT page 11...

TIME Magazine Editors to Present at UNE Lecture YORK COUNTY – Nancy Gibbs, managing editor of TIME Magazine, and Michael Duffy, deputy managing editor, will present the University of New England’s 2015 George and Barbara Bush Distinguished Lecture, which will take place on September 24 at 5 p.m. in the Harold Alfond

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Forum on UNE’s Biddeford Campus. The lecture, titled “The Presidents Club: Inside the World’s Most Exclusive Fraternity,� is based on Gibbs’ and Duffy’s book with the same title, which spent 30 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. It was the second of Gibbs’ and Duffy’s best-selling presidential histories, following The Preacher and the Presidents: Billy Graham in the White House (2007). Gibbs is the first woman to

hold the position of managing editor of TIME. She oversees the domestic, international and tablet editions of the magazine, TIME.com, TIME mobile and TIME for Kids. One of the most published writers in the history of the magazine, she has been an essayist and lead writer on virtually every major news event of the past two decades, including four presidential campaigns and the September 11 attacks, winSee TIME page 2...

Great Maine Outdoor Weekend: Sept. 25-27 YORK Celebrate being active outside in the Mount Agamenticus region during the Great Maine Outdoor Weekend, September 25-27! The Great Maine Outdoor Weekend is a series of statewide events led by outdoor oriented organizations and companies to celebrate the how, where, and what of being active outside in Maine. The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program and partners have joined forces to connect friends and neighbors with the natural world, promote fall

fun, physical activity, and good health!

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Agamenticus Area Outdoor Opportunities: Summit Planting Project and Community Workday; Sunday September 20, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Get a jump-start on GMOW and come be a part of this wonderful enhancement project! We are thrilled to put the finishing touches on Phase 1 of the Big A Universal Access trail and deck project! Join York Parks & Recreation,, Mt. A, And SEABURY Fine Gardening + Design installing hardy native shrubs, perennials, and ground covers that will

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help beautify the summit and benefit wildlife. Thanks to our volunteers, partner organizations and funding from the Nathaniel Wheeler Trust this has been a wonderful community endeavor that will have a lasting impact. Many hands make light work! FMI and to register contact Robin Kerr rkerr@yorkmaine.org. Mount A TRAILFEST, with Jackalope Sports, LLC, Saturday, September 26, 9 a.m. Trail run fundraiser celebrating See OUTDOORS page 6...

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Volunteers collected televisions, computers, air conditioners, and leftover parts from other electronics. After just four hours, approximately 500 people had donated nearly 40,000 pounds of electronics, much of which will be recycled. “With Pope Francis’ recent encyclical on the environment, it is great to see so many Mainers embrace the call to not only look after each other, but also care for the earth,� said Bill Wood of Catholic Charities Maine. Items that are usable will be sold at Threads of Hope, the five thrift stores operated by Catholic Charities Maine, which sell donated home furnishings, clothing, collectibles and other items at affordable prices. The purchases and donations made at the stores help support Catholic Charities Maine programs that served over 50,000 Maine residents in the last year. “These events are great ways for individuals and families to truly participate in the mission of Catholic Charities Maine,� said Wood. “A large

number of people also made monetary donations to Threads of Hope when they dropped off their electronics. The local communities have been very generous.� Wood added that the eWaste days have provided the opportunity for parish communities to grow closer as well. Donations are always ...TIME from page 1 ning the National Magazine Award for her cover story of TIME’s black-bordered September 11, 2001 special issue. Gibbs was born and raised in New York City. She graduated from Yale summa cum laude, with honors in history, and has a degree in politics and philosophy from Oxford, where she was a Marshall scholar. She has twice served as the Ferris Professor at Princeton, where she taught a seminar on politics and the press. Michael Duffy has worked at TIME for 30 years covering the Pentagon, the Congress, the White House, national politics and national security. He has twice served as the magazine's Washington bureau chief.

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He has written more than 50 TIME cover stories and won the Gerald R. Ford Award for reporting both on the White House (1994) and defense and national security (2005). With a team from TIME, he has shared in the Joan Shorenstein Barone Prize for Investigative Journalism awarded by the Kennedy School of Government in 1997. He has been a Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton University and has appeared regularly on PBS’s “Washington Week in Review� for the past 15 years. Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Duffy graduated from Oberlin College in 1980. Gibbs and Duffy will give the sixth lecture in the George and Barbara Bush Distinguished Lecture Series, an annual event honoring the legacy of President and Mrs. Bush as political and community leaders. Since its inception in 2010, the series has brought to UNE Christopher Buckley, former vice-presidential speechwriter for George H.W. Bush; Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser of Qatar; Lieutenant General Brent Scowcroft; former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card; and NBC News correspondent and author Jenna Bush. The lecture is free and open to the public. For details, contact Kate Vose at 207-2214627 or kvose@une.edu.

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CAPE NEDDICK – White Pine Programs of Cape Neddick, is celebrating 15 years of serving our community and beyond with high quality nature-connected programs. People of all ages are invited to join the celebration on Sunday, September 27 from 1-5 p.m. at Foster’s Clambake, 5 Axholme Road, York Harbor. “We hope people come to the 15th Anniversary Celebration to get to know more about White Pine. It will be a great op-

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emony to mark the occasion complete with a cake for all to share. Throughout the celebration live music featuring White Pine Programs’ cast of musicians will fill the air with song. Foster’s Cafe and Marketplace has graciously donated their grounds for the gathering and their cafe will also be open with their full menu of delicious Maine favorites including children’s menu options. For more information, visit whitepineprograms.org.

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Lodge Program 10-11am: Center for Wildlife’s educators will present live animal ambassadors and will have hands-on displays to provide helpful tips for spotting migrating birds this season and advice for how to keep them safe. Outdoor flyway viewing 11am-1pm: York County Audubon will be on hand to help spot any migrating raptors, offer tips for identification, and will have extra binoculars and spotting scopes to share. Open to all ages w/$7 suggested donation. To register, visit: www. yorkcenterforwildlife.org/ news.htm. Learning Lodge and Kids Corner, with Mrs. J and the Friends of Mount A, All GMOW! Don’t forget to visit the summit Learning Lodge open on weekends thru October 11th. The Lodge features informational panels, touch tables, a large 3-D model of the area trails and watershed, merchandise for sale, and now the new Kids’ Corner- a family program with nature inspired craft activities! Fall StoryWalkTM , with York Parks and Recreation Department, All GMOW! Enjoy this self-guided activity that combines the benefits of physical activity, time outdoors in nature, literacy and family

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WELLS Red: 1st Place – Mario Saccoccio, Mad Hatter Chili, Enfield, CT; 2nd Place – Dave Kelley, Swamp Donkey Kreations, Loudon, NH; 3rd Place – Mackenzie Tankis, Webster, MA. Verde: 1st Place – Vicki Tankis, Lucky Ducks, Webster, MA; 2nd Place – Mario Saccoccio, Mad Hatter Chili, Enfield, CT; 3rd Place – Dave Schulman, No Antidote Chili, Avon, CT. Salsa: 1st Place – Steve Stark, Stark Raven Mad Chili, Agawam, MA; 2nd Place – Matt McSheehy, Reading Hot Chili Peppers, Reading, MA;

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~ News ~ DAR Promotes America Constitution Week Awareness NATIONWIDE – September 17 began the national celebration of Constitution Week. The weeklong commemoration of America’s most important document is one of our country’s least known official observances. Our Constitution stands as a testament to the tenacity of Americans throughout history to maintain their liberties and freedom, and to ensure those inalienable rights to every American. The tradition of celebrating the Constitution was started many years ago by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). In 1955, the Daughters petitioned Congress to set aside September 17-23 annually to be dedicated for the observance of Constitution Week. The resolution was later adopted by the U.S. Congress and signed into Public Law #915 on August 2, 1956 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The aims of the celebration are to (1) emphasize citizens’ responsibilities for protecting and defending the Constitution, preserving it for posterity; (2) inform the people that the Constitution is the basis for America’s great heritage and the foundation for our way of life; and (3) encourage the study of the historical events which led to the framing of the Constitution in September 1787. The United States of America functions as a Republic under the Constitution, which is the oldest document still in active use that outlines the self-government of

a people. This landmark idea that men had the inalienable right as individuals to be free and live their lives under their own governance was the impetus of the American Revolution. Today, the Constitution stands as an icon of freedom for people around the world. “Constitution Week is the perfect opportunity to read and study this great document which is the safeguard of our American liberties,� states DAR President Gener-

al, Lynn Forney Young. “We encourage all citizens across the country to take time this week to reflect on our heritage of freedom and come together to Celebrate America!� DAR has served America for 125 years as its foremost cheerleader. In 1928, the Daughters began work on a building as a memorial to the Constitution. John Russell Pope, architect of the Jefferson Memorial, was commissioned to design the performing arts center, known

as DAR Constitution Hall. Today, DAR Constitution Hall is one of the only structures erected in tribute to the Constitution of the United States of America. Known as the largest women’s patriotic organization in the world, DAR has over

180,000 members with approximately 3,000 chapters in all 50 states and 13 foreign countries. The DAR has long promoted patriotism through commemorative celebrations, memorials, scholarships and activities for children, and programs for new immigrants. For more information about DAR and its programs visit www.dar.org.

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D.A. Hurd Library Contemporary Global Issues “The World in Your Library,� is a series of programs highlighting contemporary global issues. The first of four programs will be held on Wednesday, September 23, at 7 p.m. “Afghanistan, the Failed Intervention� will be presented by speaker Nick Mills. A Boston University professor for 26 years, Nick B. Mills taught a generation of journalism students, and was named the College of Communication Teacher of the Year in 2014. He was a broadcast journalist, News Director, reporter and morning news anchor at major Boston stations and at the ABC Radio Network in New York.

Outreach Services The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, September 23, at 2 p.m. The next outreach

services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, September 30, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

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

William Fogg Library Ava Anderson Fundraiser Hosted by Donna Tobey Tuesday, September 29, 10 a.m.noon and 1-3 p.m. 20 percent of total sales will be donated to the library. One prosperous ordering guest will be chosen to use ‘Host Points’ for free product... it could be you! Book to host and 10 percent of the sales from your gathering will be donated to the library too!

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Fine Art Photography Exhibition by Photographer Stuart Nudelman, (1931-2014) YORK The York Public Library will be hosting a celebration of fine art photographer and champion of the arts Stuart Nudelman. His commitment to photography was a lifelong endeavor as a photographer and as an educator in the field of the art form. The exhibition is comprised of numerous works

covering various aesthetic approaches to subject and photographic techniques. Please join friends, colleagues, students and admirers of Stuart Nudelman at a reception on Tuesday September 22 at 5:30 p.m. at York Public Library. The exhibit is on-going through October. On August 5, 1931 Stuart

Nudelman was born in Manhattan, NYC. In his childhood, he lived and went to school in the Bronx, NY. As a young boy, he showed an interest in photography and for his eighth birthday, he received his first camera, an Alfa Ansco Box camera as a present.

Meg Josalen will fill the room with moody, heartfelt, original songs on September 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the Sarah Farmer Room. Meg created a program called "Music Amongst the Books" specifically to allow people to enjoy music without the distractions of a bar or club setting. The performance is free to the public. CDs will be available for sale. To listen to Meg’s music visit www.megjosalen.com.

be showing one of their movies, too! Kids are welcome to come in costume. Event is free.

it’s portable, we welcome you. Meets from 10:30-12 every Friday, as long as the library is open. Open to all ages and levels of ability.

Change to the Fall Story Time Schedule Thursday’s: Preschool Story Time will be held at 9:30-10:15 a.m.

For More Information Contact the library at 207-4399437 or visit www.william-fogg. lib.me.us.

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Reader’s Best Friend Saturday, September 26 at 10:30 a.m. Calling all young readers! Calling all animal lovers! Children of all ages are invited to read to Dawn and her therapy dog Trace at the library.

Hiking and Nature Trails Tuesday, September 15 at 6 p.m. Learn where to find great hiking and nature trails in Wells. The Conservation Commission of Wells has purchased and conserved many acres of land here in Wells. Their efforts have produced wonderful hiking trails, beautiful nature areas and more. Hear from Conservation Commission Chair, Owen Grumbling how to find and use these natural resources in your backyard.

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Prescription Assistance Help Thursday, September 24 at 1:30 p.m. Having trouble paying for your brand name medications? Come meet York Hospital’s Prescription Assistance Coordinator, Pat Moher, who will be available to share information about pharmaceutical programs for the underinsured and those with no prescription drug coverage. This event is on a walk-in basis, no appointment is needed.

Gardening with Jolene: Winter Gardening Friday, September 25 at 10:30 a.m. Imagine having fresh, green salad in January! Learn from Master Gardener Jolene Staruch how you can garden all year long, including the winter. Topics include season extenders, what to do now for winter gardens, and what to grow. Registration appreciated, but not required.

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“My Left Foot� York Reads Film Sunday, September 27, 3 p.m. Oscar-winning true story of Irish writer Christy Brown, who is paralyzed from cerebral palsy. Daniel Day Lewis won best actor for this film of courage and determination. Rated R. 103 minutes.

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...PHOTOS from page 12 Stuart received his BA in 1953 at Adelphi College on Long Island, NY. He studied a few semesters in Geneva Switzerland and earned his MS at City College in New York in 1964. He worked as a teacher and guidance counselor with the new York City Board of Education and utilized his knowledge and love for photography with students in various special programs.. Meanwhile he kept exploring the many possibilities of his vision in photography. Soon some of his work was exhibited at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY at the Donnell Library Center in Manhattan and at the International Center

of Photography (ICP) in Manhattan. He became president of the Pictorial Photographers of America and celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of this prestigious club in 1976. Stuart had married Eva Gades of Germany in 1965 and on their honeymoon discovered the little village of Ogunquit in Maine. He fell in love with this art colony, and they bought a house to start summer “Seminars in Photographic Sensitivity� in 1970. In the following summers, he added “Roving Eye Traveling Workshops� to Nova Scotia, Acadia National Park and on Monhegan Island. The Ogunquit Photography School (TOPS) remained active into 1992. By then Stuart had retired from NYC and in 1987, the Nudelmans had moved to their home in Ogunquit. Stuart soon became more involved in the arts community of Southern Maine, teaching photography at the University of Southern Maine in Portland (Adult Education Division), and as a photojournalist and arts reviewer for the York County Coast Star. In 1991 he was invited to become chair of Ogunquit Performing Arts which position he enjoyed for 21 years. Since 1996, Stuart taught and mentored many young students in photography

at the Heartwood School-later Heartwood College of Art in Kennebunk. Many of his students continued contact with him, often asking for guidance in their new ventures in the field of photography and sharing their success stories. In 1990 Stuart was the first photographer to be invited to become a member of the

Ogunquit Art Association at the Barn Gallery. In 1992, two small mixed media works were accepted into a new collection of the Ogunquit Museum of American Art. They opened a door for that this collection since the works were based on photography. The list of speaking engagements, exhibitions, (solo as well as group), recog-

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‘Music by the Sea’ Coming to WHS on September 26

WELLS – The Wells-Ogunquit Music Boosters and the Wells High School Marching Band will host "Music by the Sea", an annual high school marching band and color guard competition, at WHS’s Warrior Memorial Field

on Saturday, September 26 at 6 p.m. Sponsored by the Maine Band Directors Association, this annual event will feature eleven area high school marching bands and color guard teams. Admission is $7 per person with the proceeds going to support

the efforts of the Wells-Ogunquit Music Boosters. "These high school bands and teams are from Milford, NH, Dover, NH, Old Orchard Beach, South Portland, Edward Little, Sanford, Lawrence, Westbrook, Marshwood, Somersworth and Wells". This show’s location alternates yearly between co-hosts Wells High School and Marshwood High School. The Wells-Ogunquit Music

Boosters wish to thank area businesses and individual sponsors for helping to make this year’s event happen. Sponsors include Stadig Campground, Fetch 'N Fun Doggie Daycare, Time and Again Consignment Shop, the Beachmere Inn, Anthony Catalfano Home, Wells Dog & Cat Hospital, Matt's Barber Shop, Morse Hardware & Lumber, Fisherman's Catch Restaurant, Los Olas Taqueria, Maine

Diner, John & Kim Beach Rentals, C&S Auto and Truck Repair, Sea Mist Motel/Misty Harbor Resort, Sparkle Auto Wash, Tune Town Music Gear, Wells Beach Resort Campground, Hayden Excavating Service Inc, Lee Richheimer, DDS., Dean Ramsdell Landscaping, Energy North, Inc., David and Julie Johnson, Brody Johnson, David Raymond, Kacie and Wayne Perron, David and Alison Graichen, and Joel and Jan Tessier.

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~ Calendar of Events ~ Saturday, September 19 Family Jamboree Annual Family Jamboree at Spiller Farm is sponsored by the Wells Chamber of Commerce. Hayrides, apple pickin', music, farm games, food, crafters, kids area and more. FREE parking and admission. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spiller Farm is located on 1054 Branch Road (Route 9A), Wells. FMi: www. wellschamber.org; 207-646-2451.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s Disease The 2015 Maine Beaches Area Walk to End Alzheimer’s will be held at the York Beach Ball Field on Railroad Avenue in York. The walk is a 3-mile loop along Short and Long Sands Beaches. For more information about the walk, to make a donation or to register to join it, go to http://alz.org/walk and select the York Beach location. You may also register the day of the walk. Check in time is at 8 a.m. The Ceremony is at 9 a.m. and the Walk will begin at 9:30 a.m.

Parent/Child Class The Seacoast Waldorf School will offer a LightHouse Parent/ Child Class on Saturdays beginning September 19 from 9 -11:30 a.m. This program is for parents and their young children, age 18 months--3 years, the class is led by Nursery Class teacher, Kate Hopkins. The LightHouse Program is designed for children to experience the rhythmic schedule of an early childhood morning with the comfort of their parents close by. Program details and enrollment form can be found at www.seacoastwaldorfschool.org.

Senior Variety Show Sanford Maine State Company, a non-profits organization, presents this lively show at 7:30 p.m. at the Nasson Little Theatre, 457 Main Street, Springvale. Tickets $10. FMI and tickets: 207-324-8227.

Kitchen Garden Tour Come at 5 p.m. and join growers, Garrett and Pamela for a walking tour of our one-acre Kitchen Garden. Spend the hour seeing, smelling and sampling many of the exciting items coming out of the ground and growing in the greenhouse. No RSVP necessary. Tour begins at 5 p.m. Stay for dinner and see how Chef utilizes these ingredients in our menu. The Velveteen Habit, 37 Ogunquit Road, Cape Neddick.

Italian Supper From 5:30-7 p.m. at Saint David’s Episcopal Church, 138 York Street (Route 1 South), Kennebunk. Chicken piccata, pasta with broccoli and cheese, eggplant parmigiana, chicken, sausage and pepper medley, garden salad, Italian bread, desserts. Another pay-what-you-can/pay-it-forward community supper. Suggested donation $12 and $6. FMI 207985-3073.

Sunday, September 20 St. David's Episcopal Church Services Effective September 20: Sunday Worship with a Rite 1 Eucharist at 8 a.m. and Rite 2 Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. with church school beginning at 10:15 a.m. St. David’s is located at 138 York Street, (Route 1 South), Kennebunk. FMI: www. stdavidskennebunk.org.

Monday, September 21 Author J. Dennis Robinson at Kittery Adult Education

From 7-8:30 p.m., J. Dennis Robinson will discuss his most recent nonfiction book, “Under the Isles of Shoals: Archaeology and Discovery on Smuttynose Island.� View colorful slides of the Isles’ latest archaeological dig and its rich history. Robinson will also discuss “Mystery on the Isle of Shoals�, a reexamination of the notorious 1873 ax murders on Monday, September 28. $15 pp for each session. All are welcome. FMI: www.kittery.maineadulted.org or 207-439-5896.

Tuesday, September 22 Adult / Child & AED Class 6-9 p.m. at North Street, Kennebunkport. Class is limited to 20 participants. To register call: 207967-4401. Sponsored by the Kennebunkport Emergency Medical Service and Kennebunkport Public Health. Donations accepted.

Kennebunk Library Board of Trustees Meeting The annual meeting of the KFL Board of Trustees will be held at 7 p.m. KFL’s trustees meet on the last Tuesday of the month in the Hank’s Room on the lower level. All meetings are open to the public, and visitors are welcome to attend.

The Yarn Sellar's Book Club Meeting Held at 6 p.m. Kate Braestrup, Chaplain for Maine State Warden Service will discuss her book “Anchor and Flares.� Free event at The Yarn Sellar, 264 US Route 1, York.

Wednesday, Sept. 23 Community Supper Robert's Maine Grill will host a Community Supper on Wednesdays, Sept. 23 and Sept. 30 to help support Brixham Montessori Friends School. Supper starts at 4 p.m. The supper is a $14 for a 3-course menu in the spirit of Robert’s style: Maine Comfort Food with an updated twist. Robert’s regular dinner menu is also available. Robert’s donates a portion of the evening’s proceeds

to a designated local non-profit, which will be Brixham Montessori Friends School. FMI: www.robertsmainegrill.com. Reservations are recommended: 207-439-0300.

When Climate Science Doesn’t Matter Slow progress has been made on issues that have huge consequences, such as climate change. Engaging a diverse cross section of people is going to require a fundamentally new approach to problem solving. In this Climate Stewards Lecture, beginning at 6 p.m., Dr. John M. Hagan details the possibilities. Hagan is president of Manomet, a non-profit dedicated to advancing business sustainability, biodiversity conservation, and science education in the United States and internationally. $5 suggested donation. Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342-Laudholm Farm Road, Wells. FMI: 207-646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

Friday, September 25 Public Roast Beef Supper From 5-6:30 p.m. at St. Johns’ Masonic Hall, 216 Portland Street, Route 4, South Berwick. Adults: $10; Children $3. Tickets available at the door. FMI: www.stjohnslodge51.org.

SierraClub Film "Disruption" at Kennebunk First Parish Worried about climate change but don't really understand it? Get educated at the showing of "Disruption," with three guest speakers at 7 p.m. at the Kennebunk First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church (FPUU). The event is free and open to the public. Dessert and coffee served at 6:30 p.m. All moviegoers are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to be given to the York County Shelter Programs. First Parish UU is located at 114 Main Street, Kennebunk. FMI: http://www.uukennebunk.org/.

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Baked Bean and Chop Suey Supper Open to the public and held from 5 -6:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport’s Ober Hall at 141 North St. $8per adult; $4 per child under age 12. The church members will be serving baked beans, hotdogs, American chop suey, coleslaw, bread, beverage and dessert. The church is located 1.5 miles south of the Seacoast Trolley Museum where Log Cabin Rd. becomes North

Maine Homeless Veterans Benefit The Rev. William J. Kelly Council #9782, Knights of Columbus, will host a Pasta and Meatball dinner at St. Mary’s Church, Eldridge Road, Wells. The classic Italian dinner includes salad and dessert. Refreshments include coffee, tea, and soft drinks. Tickets are $10 pp. Two seatings: 5:15 and 7 p.m. Tickets are available at St. Mary’s after weekend Mass, or by calling 207-646-6870, or 207-850-6488. Take-out dinners will also be available.

Presentation on Diplomacy The Association of Former Intelligence Officers (AFIO) will begin the season with a presentation on Diplomacy and Intelligence with Ambassador Laurence Pope, who speaks Arabic and French, has an extensive background in foreign affairs that include being our ambassador to Chad, Director of Northern Gulf Affairs, and Associate Director of Counter Terrorism. He was the temporary Chief of Mission in Tripoli immediately after Ambassador Chris Stevens was killed in the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. Meeting takes place at 2 p.m. at the Brick Store Museum conference center on 4

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Bangor Savings Featured on ICBA’s Top 50 Community Banks STATEWIDE Social media is now a mainstream communication channel that consumers and small businesses across the nation utilize daily. The Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) is proud to highlight outstanding community banks and community bankers who make social media an integral part of their marketing and communications strategy. ICBA today released its Top 50 Community Bank Leaders in Social Media. This is the third year the association has held this contest, which was sponsored by Shazam and highlights social media trailblazers among the community bank industry. Bangor Savings Bank was featured on this list. More than 6,000 community banks throughout the nation were eligible to be part of ICBA’s list. ICBA sought nominations from the nation’s community banks from May to June and received nearly 300 nominations. Community banks were scored based on their engagement with fans and followers, the content distributed on their social media platforms, the number of follow-

ers they have and the frequency of posting new content. The community banks and community bankers featured on ICBA’s Top 50 Community Bank Leaders in Social Media and the Top 25 Community Bank Influencers on Twitter will be profiled in September’s issue of ICBA Independent Banker®, ICBA’s award-winning magazine. “Bangor Savings Bank is pleased to be featured on ICBA’s Top 50 Community Bank Leaders in Social Media list,” said Carol Colson, Senior Vice President and Director of

Marketing & Community Relations for Bangor Savings Bank. “It is an honor for us to be recognized by ICBA for our efforts on social media because we see it as a unique, essential and vital channel for communicating with our customers and community. Bangor Savings Bank’s digital presence has strengthened ties with our communities and customers.” To view all 50 community banks featured, visit www.icba. org/smleaders. For additional information about ICBA, visit www.icba.org.

Beth Hewitt Joins Treetops Music WELLS Sammie Haynes, Director of Treetops Music, is very pleased to welcome new Music Together teacher Beth Hewitt to her center! Beth recently joined Treetops Music after having received her Music Together training in the summer of 2014 and is teaching at their Wells location. Beth knew she wanted to be a music teacher at a very See HEWITT page 39...

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Owner of The Takeout Guys Elizabeth Calabrese Cuts the Ribbon

YORK COUNTY The York Region Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony in August, to welcome Takeout Guys to the Chamber and the area. Are you hungry, but can't leave your office? Staying in a hotel and don't know where to eat? Or are you just too tired to cook? Takeout Guys, LLC has you covered. Founded by Elizabeth Calabrese, Takeout Guys, LLC partners up with amazing restaurants so your choice in delivery is no longer limited to pizza. Takeout Guys allows you to order easily online from a

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Music Boosters Get a Boost from Time & Again Consignment Shop

The Wells-Ogunquit Music Boosters program receives support from Time & Again Consignment. Pictured left to right: Larry Downing, Band Director; Ray Farnham, Treasurer Time & Again; Dot Capezzuto, Volunteer Time & Again; Kacie Perron, President Wells-Ogunquit Music Boosters; Baily Smith, Director of Color Guard; Adrienne Perron, Captain of Color Guard; Richard Patnaude, Drum Major of Marching.

Ribbons were Cut, Businesses were Welcomed OGUNQUIT Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed the following businesses to membership in the chamber: Celtic on Maine (top left), Flip’s of Maine Shoe Store (top right), Stonehome Estate Jewelers (bottom left), all at 254 Maine Street, Ogunquit. Also welcomed was Northern Union at 261 Shore Road, Ogunquit (bottom right).

WELLS – The Wells-Ogunquit Music Boosters is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support the music programs of the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District at the high school level. The volunteers of Time & Again Consignment Shop recently showed their support to Music Boosters by presenting them

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BUSINESS & FINANCE 4 Tips to Help Couples Keep the Peace About Money Money may not have the power to buy happiness, but it sure can stress us out. In fact, a survey by the American Psychological Association pinpointed money as the leading cause of stress for Americans, with 72 percent saying they had felt at least some stress about money in the previous month. What’s more, about onethird of adults with partners said money is a major cause of conflict in their relationship. Those survey results aren’t necessarily surprising, but there’s also no need to treat them as inevitable, says Cynthia Fick, author of the book “The Sisterhood of Money: The Art of Creating Wealth from Your Heart� (www.thesisterhoodofmoney. com). “A lot of couples don’t like to talk about money, but good communication can play a big role in reducing both the stress and the conflict,� she says. And it’s also important for couples to remember that, regardless of who makes the most money or who handles the monthly bill paying, it’s a partnership and both people need to be involved in financial decisions. “A lot of couples simply don’t make those decisions together,� Fick says. “They don’t talk things out, they don’t try to understand their

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BUSINESS & FINANCE Credit Card Debt Study net increase in credit card debt. Other Main Findings: With 7 of the past 10 quarters reflecting year-over-year regression in consumer performance, evidence is mounting to support the notion that credit card users are reverting to predownturn bad habits. CardHub expects outstanding credit card debt to cross $900 billion by the end of the year, bringing the average indebted household’s balance to $7,813 - the highest amount since the Great Recession and $615 below the tipping point CardHub identified as being

With the global economy in turmoil and the Fed’s stance on interest rates under the spotlight, consumer credit card debt trends offer yet another reason for concern. Undeterred by the potential for rising costs, we racked up $32.1 billion in new balances during Q2 2015, according to CardHub’s latest Credit Card Debt Study. Not only is this the largest second-quarter binge since the study began in 2009, but it also erased nearly our entire Q1 paydown and put us on pace to end the year with a more than $60 billion

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Health & Fitness The Walsh Wellness Center at Oakes House Opens at Berwick Academy SOUTH BERWICK – On Wednesday, September 2, Berwick Academy celebrated the opening of The Walsh Wellness Center at Oakes House. The center is the result of a lead gift from trustee Karen Walsh. The Walsh Wellness Center is dedicated to Karen for her vision and long-standing commitment to student-centered work at the School. This is a project that simultaneously renovated a unique, historic asset on the Berwick campus - the Oakes House and the Jewett Barn - and ushered in a new era of programming at the School. With Walsh’s lead gift as the catalyst, the School raised an incredible $1.3 million to support the project. Head of School Greg Schneider, “With the establishment of The Walsh Wellness Center at Oakes House, Berwick Academy has been able to accomplish a myriad of goals simultaneously. Our commitment to an innovative wellness program for our students and employees stems directly from our mission, values, and firm belief in educating the whole child. We have also been able to resurrect two of our historic build-

its already thriving wellness program. Using the three pillars of movement, health and nutrition, and resilience as its foundation, the program spans every grade level PK-12 and focuses on everything from individual student health and wellness to character education, emotional wellness, and more recently, mindfulness. Created by Director of Wellness Cindy Briggs over 15 years ago, the wellness program began with a vision that has experienced incredible growth throughout the years. The Walsh Wellness Center at Oakes House brings the program one step further by giving it a home base with

The new Walsh Wellness Center at Berwick Academy is housed within two renovated historic buildings on campus and includes the nurse’s facilities, a learning lab, a state-of-the-art test kitchen, a yoga studio, a mothers room, and areas for academic support.

ings from a state of substantial disrepair. Finally, we have created a new gateway to the town on Academy St., which I hope will be well received by our neighbors and local community. Certainly the lead gift from trustee Karen Walsh has created a facility that is a new source of pride for Berwick Academy.� The two buildings house a beautiful facility for the school nurse and student health, academic support rooms, a mothers room for nursing mothers, a learning lab which houses a living wall and state of the art test kitchen, and a beautiful yoga studio. Located between these incredible spaces is a new outdoor courtyard, dedicated to Director of Wellness Cindy

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Health & Fitness National Drug Disposal Program To Take Place on September 26

YORK COUNTY Maine residents will have the opportunity once again to participate in the statewide Drug Take-Back Initiative on Saturday, September 26. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at various loca-

tions throughout Maine. This event, will enable residents to dispose of unwanted, unneeded or expired prescription drugs, as well as over-the-counter medications, safely and at no cost. The Northern York County Prescription Drug Co-

alition disposal sites include: Biddeford: Wal-Mart Parking Lot, 50 Boulder Way; Biddeford Public Works Recycling Center, 371 Hill Street. Kennebunk: Hannaford Supermarket, 65 Portland Road.

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Kennebunkport: Kennebunkport Police Department, 101 Main Street, Route 9. Lyman: Goodwins Mills Fire Station, 481 Goodwins Mills Road. Saco: Community Center, 75 Franklin Street. This event is also sponsoered by Southern York County Police Departments with support from the Maine Sheriff’s Association, York County Sheriff’s Office, the Drug Enforcement Agency and Choose To Be Healthy Coalition at York Hospital. Drop off at the following locations in your community: York: Hannaford, 1 Hannaford Drive. Wells: York Hospital, 114 Sanford Road. Kittery: Kittery Fire Station, 3 Gorges Road. Ogunquit: Transfer Station, 28 Spring Hill Road. North Berwick: Police Department, 21 Main Street. Berwick: Police Department, 20 Wilson Road. South Berwick: Community Center, 71 Norton Road. Eliot: Eliot Police Department, 27 Dixon Road. Disposal is free and anonymous. Officials ask that personal identification information

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Health & Fitness Skin Cancer Foundation Offers Sun-Safety Tips for School While sun protection is often associated with hot summer days, harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays are present year-round and can be just as dangerous on the schoolyard as they are at the beach. Because UV rays are associated with about 86 percent of melanomas and 90 percent of nonmelanoma skin cancers, children must be diligent about sun protection when they head back to school. Parents also play a role, by teaching kids to lead a sun-safe lifestyle. "There is a well-established link between sun exposure and skin cancer risk," said Perry Robins, MD, President, The Skin Cancer Foundation. "Children and teens spend most of their time at school, so it's important that they incorporate sun protection into their everyday lives, as it's the best method of skin cancer prevention." The Skin Cancer Foundation offers the following recommendations to keep kids sun-safe when at school: The sun's UV rays are strongest from 10 AM to 4 PM, and this is when students are usually outside for recess, phys ed and after school programs. Check with the school to see if there are adequate places for students to seek shade during outdoor activities. Clothing is the single most effective form of sun pro-

tection. Send students to school in densely woven and brightor dark-colored fabrics, which offer the best defense. The more skin you cover, the better, so choose long sleeves and long pants whenever possible. Send children to school with a wide-brimmed hat and UV-blocking sunglasses, to protect their face, neck, ears and eyes. If they won't wear a widebrimmed hat, a baseball cap is better than nothing. Parents should apply a broad-spectrum SPF 15+ sunscreen to their children's skin every morning, at least 30 minutes before going outside. Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours outdoors and right after swimming or sweating heavily. Older children should learn to apply sunscreen themselves, and make it a routine habit. For extended time outdoors, a broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen should be used instead. One ounce of sunscreen (about the size of a golf ball) should be applied to all exposed areas of skin. Remind children to cover those easy to miss spots, such as the back of ears and neck, as well as the tops of the feet and hands. The Skin Cancer Foundation strives to educate children about the dangers of skin cancer and the importance of incorporating sun protection into everyday life. The Foundation's interactive education program,

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Maine Author Pens Mystery About Missing Boy Surfaces� is the story of a once-happy family torn apart with grief when nine-year-old Auggie goes missing. A year after Auggie’s disappearance, his father is still haunted by glimpses of the boy in their small Maine town. With the investigation

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at a dead end and the family paralyzed with grief, Auggie’s father worries he is losing his mind. In a thrilling twist, the case turns in a new direction - a direction that could either heal the family or tear them, and the rest of the town, apart. "At the heart of ‘Unpaved

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Residents of Wells, Kittery Point and South Berwick will be walking in the upcoming Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk on Sunday, September 27. The Jimmy Fund Walk is the nation’s largest singleday fundraiser, whose mission is to raise money for pediatric and adult patient care and research at Boston’s Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Thousands of walkers join each year for this meaningful day of celebration with an expected 8,500 walkers expected this year. FMI: www.jimmyfundwalk.org.

gain an understanding of nutrition, stress management, and mental health, which is critical to graduates before they can attempt to tackle the world of higher education and beyond. When considering character and moral education, nothing is more important than the School’s commitment to social/emotional learning and developing a refined sense of empathy in its students. This week, the School invited Marc Brackett, Ph.D. Director of the Yale Center for Emotional In-

telligence to speak to its faculty about the power of non-cognitive skill development. Faculty also engaged in a mindfulness workshop presented by iBme, Inward Bound. The Walsh Wellness Center will bring together the entire Berwick community: faculty, staff, students, and parents, around an issue that matters to every constituent, and the School looks forward to seeing what the new space will bring to the future of wellness at Berwick.

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Profiles Habitat for Humanity of York County Board of Directors Welcomes Amy D’Amico as Executive Director YORK COUNTY Habitat for Humanity of York County is pleased to welcome Amy D’Amico as Executive Director, effective September 1. In announcing the appointment, Doug Fraser, President of the Board of Directors, said “We are excited to welcome Amy to Habitat for Humanity of York County and we look forward to her leadership as we work together continuing our mission of providing affordable housing in our community.”

Previously, Amy has been Resource Development Director for Habitat for Humanity of Eastern Connecticut, located in New London, Connecticut. She managed all fundraising operations, including grant proposals, corporate relations, marketing and communications. She also worked closely with volunteer committees focusing on special events and ReStore development. Amy is looking forward to joining Habitat for Humanity. “I have seen the impacts Habitat for

Humanity has on the lives of its partner families, the hearts of its volunteers, and the spirit of the communities it serves.” Habitat for Humanity of York County, the local affiliate of Habitat International, was incorporated in 1985 as a non-profit builder of affordable homes in partnership with lowincome families, community volunteers, and local businesses. For more information about Habitat for Humanity York County visit www.habitatyorkcounty.org.

EXIT Oceanside Realty Top Management Attends Intensive Professional Development Workshop WELLS – EXIT Oceanside Realty Broker / Owner, Pam Coyne, joined real estate professionals from all over North America recently at the headquarters of EXIT Realty Corp. International for an intensive week of training and networking. EXIT Realty’s Broker Owner Training is one of the most leading edge programs available in the real estate industry. Fifteen of the industry’s top professionals, including company executives and EXIT Realty’s Chairman,

Steve Morris, gather to teach the essential skills to build a top producing brokerage in any market. This program, which is provided at no charge by EXIT Realty and is exclusively attended by the brokerage’s top management including franchisees, brokers of record and administrators, enhances their business acumen and positively affects their approach to life. Attendees are also encouraged to return regularly to "sharpen the saw." They leave well equipped to build a successful

real estate brokerage for the benefit of the Wells community. EXIT is a by-invitationonly company focusing on the business of real estate. A portion of every transaction fee collected by EXIT International is applied to its charitable fund. To-date, over $2 Million has been pledged to Habitat for Humanity. EXIT Oceanside Realty is located at 1217 Post Road in Wells. For more information, please call 207-646-8333 or visit www.exitoceansiderealty.com.

Nonantum Resort Named to Best Places to Work in Maine KENNEBUNKPORT The Nonantum Resort has been named one of the Best Places to Work in Maine. The statewide survey and awards program was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in Maine, benefiting the state's economy, its workforce and businesses. The Nonantum is the only hotel statewide on the list, and the only company in Kennebunkport. (Tom’s of Maine and Plixer of Kennebunk were also named to the 2015 best companies). So what does a “best place to work” really look like? At The Nonantum, employees largely like the people they work with, they have pride in what they do and they return year after year. Management has an open door policy, and is personally invested in the success of each individual.

“We like to give people a chance to use their talents,” said Innkeeper Jean Ginn Marvin. “We have encouraged many staff over the years to try out different departments and/ or roles, and find the right fit. We’re also proud to give employees opportunities for development, like the SMCC Rising Stars of Hospitality program, Dale Carnegie courses, and the Disney Institute, to name a few.” The Nonantum is familyowned and operated, and they treat their employees like family. In fact, a number of motherdaughters, sisters, brothers, and even husband-wife teams work together at the resort. A number of employees’ family members have gotten married at the resort over the years. The team also understands that family comes first, and managers are sympathetic to balancing work with family life.

Among the staff, there is a sense of camaraderie. And the resort’s mission statement actually includes things like “be nice” and “have fun.” There is also a culture of community involvement, as The Nonantum encourages giving back and volunteering – with local charities or community organizations and associations. “We all work very hard to make our property and our restaurants successful,” said Tina Hewett-Gordon, General Manager. “Our business is growing at an amazing rate, and with that comes the challenge of managing growth. I am confident that we have the best team in place to do it.” The Nonantum Resort employs about 160 people, and currently has opportunities for Experienced Servers, Bussers, Dishwashers, and HousekeepSee RESORT page 38...

SIS Bank Donates $700 to York County Shelter Programs

S I S B a n k D o n a t e s $ 7 0 0 t o Yo r k C o u n t y S h e l t e r P r o g r a m s through “Home Runs for Good”. Left to righ: Patty Holman of SIS; Diane Gerry, YCSP Director of Operations; Linda Nadeau of SIS; Megan Gendron, YCSP Director of PR & Development; Bob Dawber, YCSP Executive Director; and Cheryl Patstone of SIS.

YORK COUNTY A collaboration between SIS and WBLM-FM of Portland, gives $50 to a local nonprofit organization for every home run a member of the Boston Red Sox hits at home throughout the month for the “SIS Home Runs for Good” campaign. Each month, a different area charity will benefit. York County Shelter Programs is the beneficiary of the money earned from the Sox’s 14 home runs at Fenway Park during the month of June. The goal of YCSP is to end homelessness and help people reach their

fullest potential by providing access to various levels of housing, personal growth opportunities and community resources such as vocational training, case management, food pantry, meals kitchens, medical and legal assistance, mental health and substance abuse treatment. The Alfred-based organization has 26 houses throughout York County, among other housing and meal solutions for those in need. For more information about SIS Home Runs for Good visit https://banksis.us/2015homeruns-for-good.

Baker Newman Noyes Accounting Firm Promotes Local Residents YORK COUNTY – Baker Newman Noyes, one of the nation’s top 125 accounting and consulting firms, recently shared news of promotions and new hires in its Boston and Southern Maine offices. Boston, MA: Olivia Lavigne, MSA, of Sanford, was promoted to audit senior. Lavigne earned her bachelor’s degree from Suffolk University and is a former intern with the firm. She has been with BNN since 2013. Portland, ME: Mike Meserve, CPA, of Kennebunkport, was hired as an audit senior. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of New Hampshire and a Master of Science in accounting from Northeastern University. Meserve focuses on serving the banking industry. He serves as treasurer for the Art Guild of the Kennebunk:

Casey Pyburn, of Wells, was hired as a helpdesk analyst in the operations department. Pyburn earned an associate’s degree in information technology, with honors, from York County Community College. Baker Newman Noyes, one of the nation’s top 125 accounting and consulting firms, is celebrating its 20th year of business. The firm is known nationally as a leader in the accounting and consulting profession, with offices throughout New England in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The firm supports a variety of clients with a special focus on banking and financial services, healthcare, manufacturing and distribution, not-for-profit, public sector entities, privately held and family-owned businesses, and high net worth individuals. Baker Newman Noyes is an independent member of Baker Tilly International.

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You Should Be Dancing! “Saturday Night Fever” Opens at the Ogunquit Playhouse OGUNQUIT Get out your boogie shoes and head to the disco with the mega-musical Saturday Night Fever on stage at the Ogunquit Playhouse from September 23 to October 25. This highenergy show features the Bee Gees electrifying chart-topping score along with astounding and dazzling choreography by Broadway choreographer Richard Hinds. The stage musical is based on the 1977 film that became a cultural phenomenon and cemented the Bee Gees as disco era icons and catapulted John Travolta to mega-stardom. The musical includes the hits “Stayin’ Alive,” “How Deep is Your Love,” “More

Luke Hamilton as Tony Manero with the cast of Saturday Night Fever the Musical, on stage at the Ogunquit Playhouse. Photo by Jeff Bellante.

Than a Woman,” “You Should Be Dancing,” and more! The story revolves around Tony Manero, a talented, streetwise kid from Brooklyn

Irish Music and Dance Come to West Kennebunk WEST KENNEBUNK The fall season of the “Concerts in West K” series gets underway on Sunday, September 20, with a performance of traditional Irish music and dance by the Massachusetts-based trio of Laurel Martin, Mark Roberts, and Kieran Jordan. The concert will take place at 3 p.m. the West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Road in West Kennebunk. Martin, Roberts, and Jordan (sean-nós / “old style” step dance) are long-time friends who have collaborated previously in other groups, including the popular fiddle ensemble Childsplay. Martin is known for her graceful, lyrical fiddling. Multi-instrumentalist Roberts is perhaps best-known for his flute playing also adds banjo, bouzouki, and other percussion to the group’s sound. Jordan is one of the region’s leading exponents of sean-nós (“old style”) step dancing with extensive experience in performance, teaching, and cho-

reography. As a trio, they present tasteful musical selections, with dance woven in as rhythmic and visual accompaniment. Performing with lyricism and consummate skill, the group also sprinkles their concerts with entertaining and heart-felt anecdotes, promising an uplifting show of good tunes, good steps, and good spirits. Admission to the concert is by donation at the door. Suggested levels: $15 adults; $10 youth and seniors (under 18/over 65), with a $35 maximum for parents with children. For more information: e-mail pfwells51@ gmail.com, or call 207-985-2831.

who attempts to escape his dead-end life through dancing. Tony is a humble paint store clerk by day, but transforms into a stallion dance king each Saturday night at the disco, where the nightclub crowd falls under the spell of the disco beat and Tony’s astonishing dance routines. When a big dance competition is announced, he convinces the beautiful and talented Stephanie to be his partner. Playing the lead role of Tony Manero is Luke Hamilton, who is making his Ogunquit Playhouse debut. He is a recent graduate of the University of Miami and has performed at regional theatres in productions including Xanadu, Les Miserables with Terrence Mann, A Chorus Line, and Gypsy. Joining the cast as Stephanie is Jennifer Florkowski, who recently performed on Broadway in Wicked and played Nessarose See FEVER page 34...

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Sojoy continue to flourish. On Friday, September 25 at 8 p.m. Sojoy, the unique chordless little big band modern jazz septet, returns. Built around composer, arranger and drummer Peiffer’s cinematic sound celebrations, Sojoy with its allstar lineup routinely leaves audiences wanting more. Jonny Peiffer began performing on the Seacoast in the late 90's with Drika Overton's Portsmouth Percussive Dance Festival and 'Clara's Dream: A Jazz Nutcracker.' Now with Sojoy, he has gathered an ensemble of the finest improvisers in the area to perform music he has composed and perfected over the past decade and a half. His influences range from Ben Allison, Jaco Pastorius, and Andrew Hill to Ellington, Mingus, and Monk. Sojoy is a new spin on a modern Big Band tradition. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased at www.thedancehallkittery.org or www. brownpapertickets.com.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ YAA Hosts SkillBuilders Workshop YORK The York Art Association is excited to partner with the Maine Association of Nonprofits to host the workshop, “Crafting a Passionate and Effective Short-Term Fundraising Strategy� on Thursday, September 24. The event will go from 9 a.m. to noon at the YAA Gallery and Gift shop, located in beautiful York Harbor at 394 York Street. The workshop will be a great resource for anyone in the non-profit sector: executive directors, development staff, fundraising volunteers and board members who fundraise. Over the course of three hours, presenter Alyssa Wright, Director of Programs at Raising Change, will cover the essentials of fundraising. What are the questions to ask when assessing your organization’s readiness to raise big money quickly and how to move forward after you know the answers are subjects discussed. Also, learn how to engage and inspire your board to take on their critical role in supporting this type of fundraising strategy and the tactics required to ensure success early on in your funding strategy Wright specializes in crafting tactical giving platforms that suite current national philanthropic trends as well as find passionate prospective donors. In her over seven years of non-profit experience the young and vibrant Wright has supported and coached a large assortment of compassionate groups. Raising Change has supported $50 million out of the hands of financial institutions

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and straight to community leaders creating societal transformation on the ground. As a Co-Director of the firm, Wright is beyond thrilled to launch new content to the Maine community. Raising Change shares, for the first time, what it takes to raise a timely target such as $10,000 in 6 weeks or $25,000 in 12 weeks with those who already give at your organization. Gather inspiration from stories in the field of how Raising Change captures $1 million gifts, learn strategies that make raising money easy in New England and begin to see how easily it is to engage your board and staff in a fundraising campaign. This event is $50 for members of MANP and $100 dollars for non-members. Registration can be done on the MANP website or by calling 207-8711885. If you would like more information about the York Art Association, reach out to Alyssa Wright at 207-363-4049, alyssa@raisingchange.com, or visit www.yorkartassociation. com.

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Tall Tales: A Tap Dancer’s Story KITTERY – Continuing its diverse fall dance performance series, on Saturday, September 26 at 7:30 p.m., The Dance Hall in Kittery presents award-winning tap dancer Ryan Casey’s new solo show “Tall Tales." Named one of Dance Magazine’s “5 to Watchâ€? for 2015 and one of Boston’s “5 Most Innovative People Under 25,â€? tap dancer Ryan P. Casey uses his towering, 6'8" talent to present brand new choreography (and some old favorites) that is thoughtful, comical, and inventive. Incorporating poetry, humor, and more, Casey playfully lampoons his height, doffs a top hat to idol Fred Astaire, and even tries his hand (and feet) at basketball all to a soundtrack including Barbra Streisand, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Count Basie. Peppered with musings on life and dance, “Tall Tales" takes tap dancing to new heights for this "improbably tall tap fave" (The Boston Globe). Casey trained under Thelma Goldberg and Kelly Kaleta with the Legacy Dance Company of The Dance Inn in Lexington, Massachusetts. He also served as Dance Captain of Aaron Tolson’s New England Tap Ensemble, was a founding member of Dorrance Dance and has performed as a guest artist with Jump Rhythm Jazz Project. You may have seen him on “So You Think You Can Danceâ€? or read one of his articles for Dance Magazine, Dance Studio Life, Dance Spirit or Dance Teacher. Known for his “freakishly clean footwork ‌ reminiscent of Fred Astaireâ€? (Dance Magazine), he has worked with studios, universi-

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The Dance Hall Presents Irish Music & Dance Concert

KITTERY On Saturday, September 19 at 7:30 p.m. Laurel Martin (fiddle), Mark Roberts (flute, banjo, bouzouki), and Kieran Jordan (sean-nĂłs / “old styleâ€? step dance) will take the stage at The Dance Hall in Kittery to perform Irish music and dance with the sweetest of melodies and heartiest of grooves. Long-time friends through music, these three artists from Boston have collaborated in many groups, and have toured and performed together as part of the fiddle ensemble, Childsplay. As a trio, they present uplifting musical selections, with dance woven in as rhythmic and visual accompaniment. Performing with lyricism and consummate skill, this group also sprinkles their concerts with entertaining and heart-felt anecdotes, promising a joyful show of good tunes, good steps, and good spirits. Tickets are $16 in advance and $20 at the door and can be purchased at

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www.thedancehallkittery.org or www.brownpapertickets.com. Prior to the concert, Kieran Jordan will teach an Irish SeannĂłs Dance Workshop from 3-4:30 p.m. Sean-nĂłs means "old-style" in the Irish language. A sean-nĂłs dance performance is often informal, playful, and expressive, allowing the dancer to engage in a here-and-now dialogue with the music. Distinct from more modern forms of Irish step dancing, sean-nĂłs dancing feature short rhythmic patterns, subtle movements with footwork kept close-to-the-floor, and a loose, relaxed upper body. Beginner students will learn the basic movements and rhythms that progress into popular steps found in Connemara sean-nĂłs dancing. The workshop is $20 in advance and $25 at the door and open to all levels of dancers ages 11 through adult. Please wear shoes with a smooth hard sole. To register go to www.thedancehallkittery.org.

WELLS – Mummichogs and horseshoe crabs are just two of the amazing creatures Springvale native Kimberly Ridley writes about in The Secret Bay, her new children’s book about estuaries. Ridley will read and sign copies of The Secret Bay at the Punkinfiddle Family Festival at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. Published by Tilbury House, The Secret Bay uses the poetic voice of the estuary itself to share its secrets—revealing how these places are among the most productive ecosystems on earth. Sidebars are packed with fun scientific facts on fish, birds, crabs, mollusks and other animals that depend on estuaries. Ridley’s book, which is written for children ages 6-10, shows how estuaries serve as the nurseries of the sea, help clean up the water, and protect coastal communities from ocean storms. As a child, Ridley ex-

plored the salt marsh behind a cottage her family rented in Wells Beach, where she says she “fell in love with these magical places.� She grew up to become a science writer whose articles have appeared in The Boston Globe and other publications, as well as a contributing editor to Down East Magazine. She began writing children’s books in 2012 to share her passion for the natural world with children. The estuary Ridley explored as a girl is now part of the Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve, which protects 2,250 acres of coastal habitat in southern Maine. She says the Wells Reserve is a special place for her and her family and she worked with Wells Reserve staff on scientific accuracy for the book. Ridley says The Secret Bay “is a love letter to estuaries� that she hopes will inspire readers to visit and help care for these important and fragile ecosystems.

Ridley, who lives in Brooklin, also is the author of The Secret Pool, a picture book about vernal pools that received the Lupine Award from the Maine Library Association, a John Burroughs Association Riverby Award and other honors. Both The Secret Bay and The Secret Pool were illustrated by artist and award-winning illustrator Rebekah Raye of East Blue Hill, with whom Ridley frequently does school visits that bring together science, writing and art. The Wells Reserve is located on Laudholm Farm Road, just off U.S. Route 1 near the Wells-Kennebunk line.

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WEST KENNEBUNK – Meet Forrest Gump, a 9-month old Hound Mix. Like his namesake, Forrest enjoys to run, so going for regular walks with his family is one of his favorite activities. Forrest is an active, affectionate, and friendly boy who would love to spend some time learning tricks and commands with his new family. He would be happy to share a new home with dogs and older, respectful children who won’t overwhelm him. If you’d like to add this handsome fella to your home, then stop by the shelter today to meet him. Meet Penelope, a 10-year old short-haired cat. Penelope is a particular lady. When she’s in the right mood, she’s quite friendly and enjoys attention. When she’s not, it’s best to just let her relax and do her own thing. But who could

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2015 “LOVE FOUR PAWS� Fund Raiser OGUNQUIT Junebug’s Beach House, a coastal inspired gift store in Ogunquit, is excited to announce their 2015 LOVE FOUR PAWS Fund Raiser, inspired by their love for dogs and the ocean. Last year, Junebug’s raised over $2,000 for local animal rescue organizations with their “The Best Things in Life are Dogs and the Ocean� necklace. Many customers asked for a bracelet, and they were happy to satisfy these requests. Junebug’s owners, Elysa Cooper and Tricia Zerhusen, are thrilled to have teamed up again with one of their favorite east coast jewelry artists, Lea Bullard, to create a very special, exclusive “Best Things in Life� bracelet. The bangle bracelet includes a BEST FRIEND paw print disc, aqua crystal dangle, and a choice of a starfish, mermaid or anchor charm. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the sale of these bracelets will be donated to help rescue dogs and cats in need. Rescue organization that will benefit from this fundraiser are Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk, Chihuahua Rescue in Wells and Puppy Love Me in Bailey Island. The bracelet is available at their shop, located at 16 Shore Road in Ogunquit and online at junebugsbeachhouse.com. For more information, call 207-6464000 or email junebugsbeachhouse@earthlink.net.

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~ Obituaries ~ Phyllis J. Decker, 78 SANFORD – Phyllis J. Decker, 78, of Spencer Hill Road, died September 13, 2015 at the Gosnell Hospice in Scarborough, surrounded by her loving family. She was born May 17, 1937 in Lewiston, daughter of Kelsey and Doris May (Martin) Young. She was proud to say she was a stay at home mom of her children. Phyllis loved to reminisce about her hometown of Oxford, ME where she was raised on the family farm. She loved her 3 children and was proud to have raised them all to be very self-sufficient. Phyllis is remembered to be a very pure woman, raising her children to know right from wrong. She drove a car only once in her life, without a license, dodging the hay bales and realized it was not for her. Phyllis adored her children and her husband, Carl Decker, Sr. who died in 2013. Her son, Carl Decker, Jr. died in 2011. She is survived by her son Thomas Decker and his wife Corinna of Sanford, grandchildren Jamie and Breanne, great-grandchildren, Brandy, Kevin, Brandon, Tyler, Austin, Connor, Shaylynne, Thomas and Bailey, as well as many great grandchildren. At Phyllis’s request, there will be no public services. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street in North Berwick. Condolences may be made at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com

William Robert McCabe III, 74 SPRINGVALE – William Robert McCabe III, 74, of Springvale, died unexpectedly on Thursday, September 10, 2015 at Southern Maine Health

Care in Biddeford. “Bill� was born in Superior, WI on June 6, 1941, a son of Robert L. and Annabelle (Frazier) McCabe. He grew up in Superior and graduated from Superior High School. Following graduation, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He graduated from Machinist Mate “A� School and was stationed at Davisville, RI. It was while in Davisville that he met his future wife, the former Barbara Ann Zebrowski. They were married on February 28, 1965, and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this year. In earlier years, Bill was a diesel mechanic for Lombard Trucking in Waterville, CT. He then began a 20-year career at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, retiring in 1995. Bill loved to fix things! Whether it be a car, snowmobile, tractor, or anything with an engine, fixing it was his job. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a brother who died at birth. Survivors include his loving wife of 50 years, Barbara McCabe of Springvale; three sons, Michael McCabe and wife Teasa of Ft. Hood, TX, Robert McCabe of NH, Edward McCabe of Arundel; two daughters, Jennifer Rosell and husband Kevin of Wells, Karen Thibodeau of Lyman; five sisters: Roberta Morningstar of MN, Margaret

Quamn and Mellissa Meade of NV; Victoria Carpenter of VA, Kathleen Stevens of CA; ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visiting hours were on Monday, September 14, 2015 at Bibber Memorial Chapel, 67 Summer Street, Kennebunk, where a Funeral Service was held on Tuesday, September 15, at 10:30 a.m. Burial with military honors followed at Southern Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Springvale. Should friends choose, memorial donations in his name may be made to: The American Heart Association, 51 U.S. Route One, Suite M, Scarborough, ME 04074; or The Wounded Warrior Project, PO Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 67 Summer Street in Kennebunk; www. bibberfuneral.com.

Willene Whisenhant, 85 WELLS – Willene Whisenhant, 85 of Buzzell Road, passed away peacefully August 3, 2015 after a period of failing health. A gathering of family, friends and fans of the late Willene, acclaimed, beloved, talented photographerartist, will honor her memory and extraordinary work in a

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~ News ~ addition to many regional theatres across the U.S. Joe Gately returns to the Ogunquit Playhouse to play Tony’s dad, Frank Manero. Mr. Gately was last seen at the Ogunquit Playhouse in the 2009 production of Guys and Dolls. He has appeared in numerous shows in both New York and regional theatres across the U.S., including Double Stoly, The Disappeared, Sunset Salome, On Golden Pond, Spamalot, God of Carnage, Annie, Bells are Ringing, Deathtrap and many others. His film appearances include Affluenza, Morning After, Fair Game, The Manchurian Candidate, The Return of Capt. Intuitive, and City Hall. On television he

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she loaned a specially engraved lighter for him to use to light his pipe, when he absentmindedly slipped it into his pocket as he left her office. She never saw it again! Working with astronauts and other luminaries at the very beginning of the manned spacecraft era was certainly exciting and fascinating, but it also had its downside with long hours and days when she couldn’t leave the facility. It was also a lot of pressure and fast-food chicken meals. Finally she left his heady lifestyle to become the manager of a giant photo lab that catered to the booming south Texas oil business and for the next twenty years, she spent most of her working hours in the darkroom until 1985 when the oil crisis hit. Willene then did what was the most natural thing for her: she moved to Maine and never looked back. For the ensuing years, this talented woman with a Texas drawl traveled the highways and byways of New England in a blue van sporting the license plat “N-FOCUS.” Willene never had the need for formal training in her chosen profession and never dealt with computers or technilogical advancements. Her phi-

losophy had always been success calculated by the discerning artistic eye. She just took pictures…pure and simple. Willene’s favorite and best-selling images were taken on a brutally cold Christmas morning at sunrise in Cape Neddick with only three frames left in her Nikon. When she saw an awe-inspiring sight, she jumped out of the driver’s seat with the motor still engaged, slipped on the ice, fell to her knees and took the most beautiful, unforgettable photos of her lifetime. Willene’s work has traveled by fans to many parts of the world in addition to hanging in President George and Barbara Bush’s home at Walker Point in Kennebunkport. This gifted lady with the Texas drawl has truly been an asset and a treasure to both The Lone Star State and her beloved adopted State of Maine. Anyone who wishes to honor the life of Willene Whisenhant with a memorial gift may contribute into a charitable account fund especially established for this purpose at any Kennebunk Savings Bank location. The fund is named The Whisenhant Memorial Remembrance Fund. For more information, call 207-337-0355.

...WHISENHANT from page 33 pher. Assigned to photograph President John F. Kennedy’s three visits in 1962 and 1963, the President singled her out from the mass of journalists and photographers by allowing her beyond the ropes so she could get better photography shots. There are pictures of her standing on the metal steps ramping up to the open door of Airforce One on the tarmack, clad in a smart jacket and skirt and in high heels, with her hefty Speed Graphic camera at-the-ready to capture official photos of the original heroes of the space age and the President of the free world. JFK personally invited Willene to visit Air Force One when she was presented with officially inscribed souvenirs of the occasion. The President told her that when he’d met his future wife, Jackie, she was a struggling photographer and he wanted to allow Willene to have special opportunities and advantages. It was an exciting career photographing astronauts, in charge of public relations during lift-offs and working with personalities like Walter Cronkite as he conducted news conferences. Once, while sharing space with a famous news anchor,

musical Smile. Rounding out the cast are Amma Osei as Candy, Justin Colombo as Monty, Brandyn Day as Frank, Jr., Jeremy Greenbaum as Bobby C, Michael Carrasco as Gus, Michael Siktberg as Double J, and Corey Mosello as Joey. Keith Andrews returns to the Ogunquit Playhouse to direct the musical Saturday Night Fever. Mr. Andrews was in Ogunquit last fall when he directed and choreographed the hit musical The Addams Family. This past year he relived the 80s with a production of Rock of Ages at the Gateway Playhouse. He has directed the national tours of The Full Monty and Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh. Other recent directing/choreography credits include: Young Frankenstein, The Drowsy Chaperone, The 25th Annual Spelling Bee, Dames at Sea, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, Barnum, Pump Boys and Dinettes, Little Shop of Horrors, The Pirates of Penzance, Big River, and Forever Plaid, to name just a few. As a choreographer, Keith has recently worked on The Gig at the New York Musical Theater Festival, and the world premiere of Love, Incorporated. He received an Innovative Theater Award for Best Production of a Musical and nomination for Best Choreography for his work on the show Like You Like It. Choreographer for Saturday Night Fever is Richard Hinds, who was the Associate Choreographer for Newsies on Broadway and for the National Tour. His many credits include Here Lies Love for Off-Broadway and London productions, Jekyll and Hyde on Broadway and for the National Tour, Il Divo: A Musical Affair on Broadway, 9 to 5 the Musical for both the national and international tours and High School Musical’s national and international tours. His regional credits include Flat Rock Playhouse, Kansas City Repertory Theatre, New Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Paper Mill Playhouse, 5th Ave. Theatre and Deaf West. Tele-

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People and Business Profiles

Marginal Way Preservation Board Welcomes New Director Jeanne C. Roche OGUNQUIT – The Marginal Way Preservation Board of Directors has welcomed Jeanne C. Roche as their Executive Director. Jeanne C. Roche is a graduate of the University of Miami, completed certification at Boston University in Professional Fundraising. She brings familiarity with the Marginal Way Preservation Fund, having served as the community’s Recreation Director for 8 years. She brings three decades of nonprofit experience to the Preservation Fund. During her previous time in Ogunquit, she established the Ogunquit Memorial Bench Fund, selling over 75 benches in the community. She was part of a grant writing team, receiving two grants for the Marginal Way during her tenure. She also served as a representative of the community as liaison tothe Marginal Way Beautification Committee, the Ogun-

quit Parks Committee, the Community Wellness Coalition an affiliate of York Hospital, Wells/Ogunquit Adult Education, Wells/Ogunquit Community Health, American Red Cross Shelter Coordinator, Communities for Children/ United Way, and the Names Quilt Committee/Seacoast Response to Aids. She worked collaboratively with the Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce on special events such as Christmas

by the Sea and Patriots Weekend in April. “I look forward to serving and partnering with the community in this new capacity. I feel that I have the knowledge, skills, experience, passion and commitment to lead the Marginal Way Preservation Fund into the future” she said with great enthusiasm. “I am very excited to come back to work for this beautiful community with it’s wonderful walkway that thousands of people enjoy yearly. I look forward to reconnecting to old friends and meeting new ones”. Jeanne can be reached at jroche@marginalwayfund. org or at the Marginal Way Preservation Fund, P.O. Box 1455, Ogunquit, ME 03907. Her office is located on the lower level of the Dunaway Center. For more information, please contact Jeanne Roche at jroche@marginalwayfund.org or 207-621-2200.

Waban is Recipient of Community Promise Donation SANFORD – Waban received $2,280 as part of the Kennebunk Savings Community Promise which will be used to support Waban’s programs promoting the general welfare and education of children and adults with intellectual/developmental or other disabilities. Waban is one of several area organizations to receive a donation from the Community Ballot. Each year, customers of Kennebunk Savings nominate their favorite charities and the bank distributes checks to the top 125 vote-getting nonprofit organizations. Waban is a community-based non-profit agency that believes in the principals of normalization, integration and self-empowerment in the least restrictive environment and offers day and residential programs as well as case management for adults and children with intellectual/developmental and other disabilities. Neal Meltzer, Executive Director of Waban, said, “We are grateful to the customers and thankful for the continued support of Kennebunk Savings. As a community partner, Kennebunk Savings has helped to fund the critical work we do

Dennis Byrd, Exec. VP and COO of Kennebunk Savings, hands a check for $2,280 to Neal Meltzer, Exec. Director of Waban, as part of the Kennebunk Savings Customer Ballot program.

here at Waban for many years.” The Kennebunk Savings Community Promise program began in 1994 with a pledge to donate 10 percent of KSB’s annual net income to non-profit organizations. According to Bradford Paige, President and CEO of Kennebunk Savings, “We think of it as our community dividend. Over the past 21 years, the program has evolved into not only a substantial financial commitment, but into a commitment by our employees to play vital volunteer leadership roles in the organizations providing essential services to our communities.” Based on customer votes, the funds being distributed through the ballot program will

go to organizations within five categories, 40 percent to civic organizations, 35 percent to human needs, 10 percent to environmental organizations, 11 percent to the arts and 4 percent for educational purposes. The 2015 Customer Ballot contribution of $150,000 is part of over $790,000 that Kennebunk Savings will donate to nonprofit organizations through its commitment to the Community Promise Program. By the end of 2015, Kennebunk Savings will have contributed over $10 million to York County and seacoast New Hampshire nonprofit organizations through its Community Promise program. For more information, visit www.waban.org.

SIS Bank Hires Toni Joerres as York Market Manager YORK – SIS Bank is pleased to announce that Toni Joerres has joined the organization as Assistant Vice President and Market Manager for their York branch. In her new role, Joerres will be responsible for the overall performance of the branch including new business development in the York market and the day to day operations of the branch. With a strong background in business, sales and customer service, Joerres most recently worked at Citizens Bank as a Branch Manager. She earned her Master of Business Administration degree in 2010. Joerres has extensive volunteer experience having served as an active member in Rotary since 1997. As a Rotarian, Toni has served on numer-

ous committees and attended several national and international events as a guest speaker. “Toni’s strong experience in customer service, sales management and marketing will be an invaluable addition to our York team,” said SIS Bank President and CEO Mark T. Mickeriz. “We are happy to have her in the SIS family.”

Kennebunk Savings Announces New Residential Loan Originator KENNEBUNK – Kennebunk Savings is pleased to announce that Jesse Dumais has taken on the role of Residential Loan Originator. Dumais was most recently Branch Manager of the Kennebunk Savings office in Kittery. Dumais will work in both the Portsmouth and Hampton Kennebunk Savings offices to provide the best possible service for New Hampshire and Southern Maine customers. His market territory will include Strafford and Rockingham Counties, as well as Berwick, Eliot and Kittery. According to Carrie DiGeorge, Kennebunk Savings Vice President and Residential Lending Manager, “Jesse has been a great addition to our team in the time that he’s been here. His enthusiasm and willingness to go the extra mile for our cus-

tomers will ease the process for potential buyers or those wishing to refinance.” Prior to joining Kennebunk Savings, Dumais was employed at a New Hampshire banking institution as a branch manager. He is a graduate of Keene State College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and a minor in Safety Studies.

...RESORT from page 27 ers. Interested candidates may apply online at: www.nonantumresort.com/employment. The 2015 Best Places to Work in Maine list is made up of 75 companies in three size categories: small (15-49 U.S. employees), medium (50-249 U.S. employees) and large (250+ U.S. employees). The Nonan-

tum Resort will be recognized and honored at the Best Places to Work in Maine awards ceremony on October 7 and will be profiled in a special publication by Mainebiz. The final rankings will be announced at the event. For details, visit BestPlacestoWorkinME.com.

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~ News & Classifieds ~ 8 Myths about Lying Myth #1 – Everyone lies. Not so. Not about serious matters, not about lies which if caught could result in the end of a relationship, employment, freedom, large sums of money or life itself. Those are what I call high stake lies; they are the lies that the police and the FBI and insecure spouses are trying to catch. They are the lies of the criminal, the terrorist, the philanderer, the embezzler, and what the cops call ‘bad guys’. Myth #2 – No one lies. Hardly. Nearly everyone tells low stake lies. Politeness, for example, or praising the host for a dull dinner and conversation, flattery, and so forth. No one really expects to be told the truth in those situations. Myth #3 – Women can spot lies better than men. No they can’t. Most people are terrible lie catchers, fooled by high stake lies again and again. Often they want to believe the liar. Do you want to find out your lover is unfaithful, your children are using hard drugs, the person you recommended for the job is embezzling? These are hard truths to accept, so the target of the lie often cooperates in being misled because the truth is too painful. Myth #4 – Psychopaths are perfect liars. Psychopaths are no more skillful at lying than anyone else, but they are so charming we want to believe them, and we do. Myth #5 – Looking up and to the left is a sign of lying. The research shows that which way you look before answering a question is unrelated to whether you are lying. Myth #6 – Micro facial expressions are proof of lying. Fleeting facial expressions

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do reveal an emotion that is being concealed, and that is a kind of lie, but innocents under suspicion may conceal their fear, or anger about being suspected. You need to find out why they are concealing their emotions in order to judge whether it is sign they are guilty of the offense you are investigating. Myth #7 – Scientists have discovered a silver bullet, which works on everyone, to betray a lie. We don’t have Pinocchio’s nose. Nothing exists which, if absent, means the person is truthful and if present is proof of lying. The polygraph, the socalled lie detector, is just a little bit better than chance. Yet it does have its use in a criminal investigation—if only one of the suspects fails the test, he or she is the first one to investigate, bearing in mind that this suspect may be the most nervous or worried about not being believed, though innocent. Myth #8 -There is no way to spot lying from how people behave. There are what I like to call ‘hot spots’ which indicate you are not getting the full story. If you really do want to catch a

liar there are nearly thirty different hot spots to pay attention to. Micro facial expressions and gestural slips are the two most important ones, but there are many more. For example, a slight shrug, usually of one shoulder, coinciding with a verbal statement of confidence is an example of a ‘hot spot’ revealed in a gestural ...HEWITT from page 16 early age. She graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Music Education in 2007 from the University of Maine, where she met her husband, Adam. For several years she taught band, chorus and general music first in MSAD 61 and then in MSAD 60. Beth has been attending Music Together classes with her two children, Anna and Ian who really enjoy music too. She's excited for the opportunity to teach Music Together and will be offering classes this fall on Mondays and Saturdays in Wells. Haynes says, "Beth's a natural! Her skills and temperament lend themselves perfectly to our Music Together program. Our families love her!� FMI: wwwtreetopsmusic.com

CHILDCARE ...TAP from page 29 of Connecticut Tap Team and is a proud alumnus of NYU, The National YoungArts Foundation and The School at Jacob’s Pillow. He was featured in the December 2013 issue of Dance Studio Life and named a 2014 Choreography finalist by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Tickets are $16 in advance and $20 at the door and can be purchased at www.thedancehallkittery.org or www.brownpapertickets.com.

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slip. Something is awry. Another is a slight head shake no, only very slight, when saying ‘yes.’ Submitted by Paul Ekman, Ph.D. as featured in an expert on Forbes. Dr. Paul Ekman is a pre-eminent psychologist and consultant for homeland security, politicians, and major motion pictures such as “Inside Out� and “Lie to Me.� For more information about reading emotions, go to www.paulekman.com.

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HELP OFFERED PERSONAL ASSISTANCE TRUSTWORTHY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 4) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519 ALEX B’S residential cleaning, medical & non-medical home care services, house sitting, pet sitting, and errands done weekly or one time. Same day services! Local references in York area. Free estimates. 603-275-9210 Mature female with 25 years experience & excellent references (2 local) seeking full time livein position as COMPANION/ CARETAKER to elderly M/F. $80 per day. Call 774-573-3627

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YORK HARBOR - YEAR ROUND ROOM RENTAL. Furnished bedroom, private bath, private entrance, flat screen TV, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, linens & towels, outdoor BBQ grill, heat, electric, cable TV and WiFi - included in rent. $800/mo. Walking distance to ocean! Call 207-479-2116

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~ Classifieds ~

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MILLWRIGHTS & RIGGERS Busy rigging company in Salisbury, MA looking for experienced millwrights and riggers. OSHA 10 a plus, welding skills a plus. Good benefits, medical ins., 401K, vacation/holidays. Compensation based on experience. Pre-employment screening, including drug testing is required. Co. Phone: 800/225-0998. For quick response, fax resume to: 978/255-4833.

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We require an experienced professional, ready to take charge of directing branch business activities to ensure that in-person and virtual sales, service and operational goals are met or exceeded, and proactively develop new business by representing YCFCU at community events that support the credit union’s initiatives. The right candidate will become the sales leader for branch staff, developing branch business plans to achieve deposit, sales, and loan growth goals. As a primary mortgage originator, this key team member will interview loan applicants, enter information into appropriate systems, maintaining YCFCU’s lending practices and policies, while providing exceptional member service and branch leadership. Requirements include a minimum of four years similar or related experience, a team oriented attitude, excellent verbal and business writing skills, a strong work ethic, computer proficiency, and a high school diploma or equivalent. A degree in business or similar field desired. York County FCU offers competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package. Qualified individuals interested in joining the YCFCU team should send a letter of interest and resume to the address below. Review will begin immediately and continue until filled.

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We are looking for MOTHERS AND OTHERS, with great customer service skills to join our fabulous Team of Dining Service providers at Huntington Common, a Sunrise Senior Living community in Kennebunk. We have two beautiful Dining Rooms where Residents are served restaurant style, quality meals. Do you presently child sit or act as a surrogate Grandmother for part time employment? Are you a Culinary or Local College Student? Well - we would like to recommend Huntington Common to you as a fulďŹ lling, meaningful alternative of earning and making a real dierence in Residents lives and yours!. Currently we are in search of dedicated, mature, responsible Part-Time Servers. The hours are generally 4pm to 8pm during week days and may include weekend and Holiday hours. Do you: t Have a desire to be truly appreciated t Have the desire to work in the ďŹ eld of assisted living at its best t Have a sense of humor, warm heart and love of elders t Ability to ensure highest quality of food, service and safety standards THEN CALL Huntington Common, Human Resources TODAY at 985-2810 for information on the application process and to arrange for an interview. You’ll be glad you did!!

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LEGAL / PUBLIC NOTICES REQUEST FOR GRANT PROPOSALS The Selection Committee for the David A. Dionne Charitable Trust is seeking proposals from organizations which qualify for 501(c)(3) status that support and/or provide music programs for children in York County, through and including high school age. The David A. Dionne Charitable Trust will distribute a portion of its endowment annually to organizations which are chosen by the Committee and determined to be eligible under the terms of the Trust. Please submit your proposal including information regarding the music programs supported and/or offered by your organization, and evidence of your 501(c)(3) status, by October 7, 2015, to Milda A. Castner, Trustee of the David A. Dionne Charitable Trust, c/o Bergen & Parkinson, LLC, 62 Portland Road, Suite 25, Kennebunk, ME 04043.

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SPORTS York Women’s Summer Golf League Championship YORK – With 213 points, Peggy Todd's Team 2 won the 2015 Women's Summer Golf League Championship at the York Golf and Tennis Club. Second place went to Robin Zuckerman's Team 3 with 201½ points. Team 4, under the leadership of Liz Nolan, claimed third place with

196½ points while fourth position was a tie between Team 5, captained by Sandy Petrovich, and Team 6, captained by Linda Jellison, with 187½ points each. Lauren Delong's Team 1 came in at 6th position with 184½ points. A closing banquet was held at the Old Club House on Monday, August 31. Great job ladies!

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Southern Maine Bearcats Girls Basketball - Open Tryouts NORTH BERWICK The Southern Maine Bearcats AAU basketball program will be holding open tryouts for girls entering grades 5-8. Southern Maine Bearcats is a premiere organization dedicated to providing the most competitive basketball experience possible. We offer a practice-based program that focuses on technical skill devel-

opment and game awareness. Tryout Location: Noble High School, 388 Somersworth Road, North Berwick. 7th and 8th Graders, September 29 and 30, at 5:30-8 p.m.; 5th and 6th Graders, October 1, 5:30-8 p.m. The tryout cost is $10 per player. Team placement is not guaranteed. Please direct tryout related questions to southernmainebearcats@yahoo.com.

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YORK COUNTY The Main Attraction Water Ski Team put on an amazing show for the locals at Number One Pond in Sanford. They are the only Water Ski Team in Maine and deserve a ton of kudos for the dedication and discipline they put in

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CAPE NEDDICK The Wells Rotary Club will host their 16th Annual Chuck Cumming Memorial Golf Tournament on Monday, September 21 at Cape Neddick Country Club, 650 Shore Road they are looking forward to the next show and encourage everyone to see what it’s about. “It was absolutely perfect. It felt like the Olympic games,� said Atria resident Pat Gamble. (Paul Auger photo)

in Cape Neddick. The Shotgun start is at 1 p.m. Cost for a foursome is $500 (individual golfer $125) and includes greens fees, cart, goody bag, box lunch, mulligans, reception and banquet dinner. All proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Wells Rotary Club community projects. FMI: www.wellsrotary.org; www.facebook/com/ WellsRotary or contact Tournament Chair Rick Coyne at 207-251-2119.

Maine Hunting & Trapping Law Book Available MAINE The 2015-2016 Hunting & Trapping Law Book is now available from licensing agents throughout Maine. Bowhunters should be aware that the dates for the expanded archery season were printed incorrectly on page 19 of the law book. The correct dates for the expanded archery season are September 12 to December 12, and are reflected in the online version of the law book, which can be viewed at www.eregulations. com/maine/hunting/.

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images that are either necessary to display the program, or might be used in the program. If you have plenty of hard drive space, I would strongly urge you to leave the images there. There is probably a good reason that Microsoft made it hard to delete those images. The same goes for your cannon program. While those images might not have anything to do with the operation of the program that you can see, deleting them could cause the program to not operate correctly. If disk space is a problem, you might be able to free up some space by uninstalling the Canon program, then install it again, do a custom install and only install the parts of the program that you really need. Elizabeth Dear Elizabeth, I am extremely satisfied

with your suggestion to download Thunderbird in lieu of Outlook Express, which is not available any longer. At the time I set it up, I overrode the "set as default" in the program, enabling me to have a chance to work with it before I made that decision, not knowing if I could re-instate my old computers' Outlook Express as the default email. NOW, I'd like to set the Thunderbird as my default, and I've tried to find how to do that. I've enlisted my friend's assistance, and she feels that I'm likely going to have to uninstall and reinstall it. However, I have placed a lot of things in folders off to the side in this program, and I hate to lose those plus the addresses that are now there for others. Do you have a solution to my current conflict? Many thanks. Jane Dear Jane, I am so happy that my suggestion for Thunderbird is meet-

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