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Harvestfest and Marketfest Next Saturday in York YORK Harvestfest Harvestfest will celebrate its 32th year on Saturday, Oct. 15 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., located at beautiful Short Sands Beach, in York. Harvestfest is held every year on the weekend following the three-day Salefest event held Columbus Day weekend. Harvestfest extends the season one more week for many businesses in the area and aims to support the entire region and community. This festival includes a variety of activities, live performers, local food vendors, juried

crafters and Old-Fashioned Market vedors from all over New England. Harvestfest also includes Kidsfest, where you can expect to find games, face-

painting, pumpkin carving and stroll, train rides, activities and horse-drawn carriage rides. Harvestfest is southern Maine’s premiere fall festival.

The York Region Chamber of Commerce, which hosts Harvestfest, is pleased to announce the four presenting sponsors: Cutty Sark Motel, Kennebunk Savings, Union Bluff Hotel & Meeting House and Woods Family Inc. All four of the sponsors are key players in making Harvestfest happen. Though much of their involvement remains behind the scenes, these sponsors contribute a significant amount of time and effort to the event. You’ll find plenty of information about Harvestfest in the four-page spread in this news-

paper edition on pages 23-26. If you have additional questions please visit www.yorkharvestfest.com or call the York Region Chamber of Commerce at 207-363-4422. Marketfest Marketfest, will take place on the green in York Village on Friday, Oct. 14 and Saturday, Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Village Green, and is presented by York Village Business Association in conjunction with Old York Historical Society and First Parish See FESTS page 11...

U.S. Security of Transportation Invited to Tour SML Bridge KITTERY At the invitation of U.S. Senator Susan Collins, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Anthony Foxx, toured the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge and the Port of Portland today with

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Maine in 2014 for the rail portion of the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge. In addition, the Port of Portland was awarded $5 million in 2010 and $7.7 million through Senator Collins’ efforts. She invited Secretary Foxx to Maine so that he could see firsthand the infrastructure improvements underway in Maine due to these federal investments. Along with Maine DOT Commissioner David Bernhardt, Senator Collins and Secretary Foxx held a press conference later in the day at the Port of Portland.

Embrace A Vet Assists Berwick Veteran BERWICK Brian Drake, a 22-year Army veteran who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, went through some dark days last December following the tragic loss of his 7-year-old service dog Sophia. The gallant German Shepherd was struck while protecting her owner from being hit by a vehicle while checking his mailbox. Based on outstanding police work, Facebook postings, and calls from Berwick residents, the driver was identified, arrested and charged. But while justice was served, Drake,

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Kennebunk Savings and a local business increased the reward offered for information about the incident to $2,000. But the real breakthrough came just recently with the arrival of Kaiser, an American King Shepherd into the Drake family household, courtesy of Embrace A Vet. From acquiring a dog to providing the months of intensive training required before they “graduate�, service dogs can cost thousands of dollars, placing them out of the financial range See DRAKE page 2...

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Marshwood High School Announces National Merit Scholarship Finalists

SOUTH BERWICK Marshwood High School Principal, Paul Mehlhorn, announced today that students Brian Austin, Aidan Byrne, Mary McColley, Paige Singer, Sammee Mushtak and Katherine Mercer have been named Semifinalists and Iara Manchester and Sydney Page have been named Commended Students in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 1.5 million juniors from more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the 2015 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/ NMSQT) which serves as an initial screen of program entrants. The nationwide pool of

16,000 Semifinalists represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors and includes the highest scoring entrants in each state. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth $32 million that will be offered next Spring. About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2017 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top five percent of all students who entered the competition. “The young men and

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Left to right: Principal, Paul Mehlhorn, Brian Austin, Mary McColley, Sydney Page, Iara Manchester, Paige Singer. Missing from photo: Katherine Mercer, Sammee Mushtak.

...DRAKE from page 1 of most veterans. That’s where Embrace A Vet (EAV) steps in! Embrace A Vet, a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 by Joy Johnson of Harpswell, Maine, is dedicated to providing direct and supportive services to Maine veterans and their families living with Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). EAV has three lines of service – healing and wellness retreats, caregiver support groups and Paws for Peace, a service dog training program. Dogs are carefully selected from shelters

and other sources and paired with a veteran. Together the vet/ dog team trains for 16 weeks to earn their public access certification. Sadly Joy Johnson lost her battle with pancreatic cancer in early August, but her memory and legacy will live on via EAV. Kaiser is settling in nicely in the Drake household, where he has already formed a close bond with Brian. Kaiser arrived at a very opportune time, given that Brian, who works at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, will undergo much needed back

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surgery (service connected) this fall. Kaiser will be instrumental in Brian’s recovery, as both adjust to their new roles as patient and four pawed “care giver.� While they both have a long road ahead of them, (Brian, post-surgery and Kaiser, with additional training), the journey would not have been possible without the assistance of a caring community. The Drake family extends their thanks and appreciation to Ron Vigue and Andy Buckman who set up the fund; Mary Stinson of Kennebunk Savings in Berwick, all those who called and/or donated, Detective Ron Lund and Investigating Officer Nicholas Higgins and the Berwick Police Department, and the Embrace A Vet team. To find out more, visit www.embraceavet.org. This story was submitted to The Weekly Sentinel by family and friends connected with Brian Drakes's journey.

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SOUTH BERWICK A scholar investigating the centuries-old mystery surrounding the last resting place of captive Scottish soldiers will visit a region in America where some of their comrades were taken

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~ News ~ Route One Project Update

OGUNQUIT We have been advised of the following work plan. Construction is weather dependent and may change. NIGHTS No night work is planned this week. DAYS Brick sidewalk installation on Route 1 from Obeds Lane to School St. on the south bound

side of the road. Bridge punch list items at both bridges. Wire installation for downtown lights Berwick Rd. to Beach St. Next layer of paving Kingfield Ave. to Glen Ave (south end). Note from Grondin Construction: Please be aware that the sidewalks from Kingfield Ave. through downtown to The Phillips Bridge are still under construction. Please use cau-

tions in these areas. Please be aware of drain covers and manhole covers that elevated above pavement. Sorry for the inconvenience please stay alert as you make your way through the construction area. Please use cautions in these areas. Submitted by Kirk Lavoie, Communications Liaison, Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce & Route One Project.

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Food Drive at Marshwood HS SOUTH BERWICK Marshwood High School’s Interact Club has kicked off the 2016 school year by initiating their annual school-wide food drive. The drive, in process now, will run until November 17. This food drive directly benefits the local community food banks, and supports many fam-

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ilies-in-need in the harsh winter months. Students can bring donations of non-perishable food goods to their advisory’s collection box at any time. This year, however, the food drive is the newest element in the Marshwood High spirit week class competition. Each day of Spirit Week, the

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Maine gets Disaster Declaration due to Drought

STATEWIDE The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has declared five counties in southern Maine as a disaster area because of the recent drought. Cumberland, Androscoggin, Oxford, Sagadahoc, and York Counties are all part of the disaster area, making farmers in those counties eligible for emergency assistance from

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Kennebunk School Awarded Blue Ribbon Recognition KENNEBUNK Sea Road School in Kennebunk is one of three schools recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as 2016 National Blue Ribbon School. Falmouth Middle School, Reeds Brook Middle School in Hampden were the other two Maine schools of only 329 public and private schools across the nation being recognized for this achievement in 2016.

“Educators across Maine work tirelessly to help build a brighter future for our state, and these three Blue Ribbon schools are shining examples of that positive impact,� said U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King in a joint statement. “Education is a collective effort, and these awards are well deserved by the teachers, administrators, families, and students who all make Falmouth Middle School, Reeds

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WELLS A message from Interim Fire Chief Sherman L. Lahaie: The week of October 9 through October 15 is Fire Prevention Week. October 8 is the anniversary of the day that the City of Chicago in 1871 burned for 27 hours. This was the first major conflagration in the United States. Three hundred people died; 90,000 people were left homeless and 17,400 structures were destroyed. 1911, the 40th anniversary; the Fire Marshalls Association of North America

continued to keep the citizens aware and informed about the importance of fire prevention. 1920, President Woodrow Wilson issued the first National Fire Prevention Day proclamation, setting Fire Prevention Week as Sunday through Saturday, the second week of October. In subsequent years, other Presidents have commissioned Fire Prevention studies to identify fire causes and attitudes that can prevent fires. America burning was studied in the ‘70s and later revisited in the ‘80s. Hundreds of fire issues

have been identified but many of those items remain as major fire causes. Our approach to prevent Fires is through the 3E Approach: Education, Engineering and Enforcement. Engineering is utilizing technology like smoke detectors, residential sprinkler systems and fire safe building materials Fire Safety Education takes place year round at festivals, community gatherings, recreation summer camps, etc. Enforcement is when communities enforce excepted compliance standards for building codes, installation of safe alternative heating devices. UL Standards encourage the use of safe appliances and electrical devices. A Fire Prevention talks for youngsters are scheduled for Wells Elementary School

Animated Version of Maine Voter Guide Released STATEWIDE As the General Election nears, the Department of the Secretary of State is getting animated about encouraging voter participation. The Secretary of State recently unveiled for Kindergarten through Grade 3, Children 5 and under at the Morrison Center as well on Tuesday, October 13. Fire Fighter James Martin will be the Fire Educator this day. He will provide handouts to the participants to bring home. On November 6 when we change our clocks back one hour, we will kick off a smoke detector battery replacement activity. Stay tuned for more information.

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two animated videos that explain the process of voting in Maine. “Maine Voter Guide Part 1: Registering to Voteâ€? and “Maine Voter Guide Part 2: Casting Your Ballotâ€? are based on the State of Maine Voter Guide, which is also available as text on the Secretary of State’s Elections Division Web site . Each video is approximately three minutes long, and they are now available on the Voter Information section of the Department Web site here, as well as the Department’s YouTube page. Part 1 explains the process and requirements for voter registration, while Part 2 covers in-person voting and absentee ballots, accessible voting technology, and more. Maine Secretary of State narrates the animations, which include subtitles. The animations were created in-house, using the GoAnimate Webbased animation software. ...SCOTS from page 4 the Scottish border to the abandoned Durham Cathedral and Castle in northeast England, where they were imprisoned. An estimated 1,700 of those prisoners died of malnutrition, disease and cold and were buried at Durham. What happened to their bodies has been a mystery for almost 400 years, but a team of researchers at Durham University now believes they have the answer. During construction of a new cafĂŠ for the university’s library in 2013, human remains were uncovered by archaeologists testing the site. Jumbled skeletons of at least 17 and up to 28 individuals were excavated from two burial pits. The research team has concluded that the “only plausible explanationâ€? of the scientific data, matched with historical accounts, is that the skeletal remains on their library site are those of the Dunbar prisoners. Survivors from Dunbar were conscripted into the English army or sold into forced labor in mines, forges, mills and plantations in New England and elsewhere in the Americas. Of the 350 men destined for transport to New England, only about 100 arrived in Boston, where they were sold for between ÂŁ20 and ÂŁ30 each. Some were sent to cut lumber at a remote sawmill on the Salmon Falls River in what is now South Berwick, and others were sold as indentured servants, for terms of six or seven years. For more information visit www.oldberwick.org or call 207384-0000.

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~ News ~ Businesses Sought for Positive Behavioral Interventions & Support WELLS Wells Elementary School is holding an informational

session for local businesses interested in supporting the Positive Behavioral Interventions

100-Years Young! NORTH BERWICK The First Congregational Church of North Berwick held a Pie Social following worship on Sunday, October 2, in honor of Richard Goodwin, on the occasion of his 100th Birthday (October 8). Mr. Goodwin is a life-

long member of the church, still climbing the stairs to the second floor sanctuary every week to participate in worship. He is the oldest member of the church, and currently holds the Boston Post Cane as the oldest resident of North Berwick.

and Supports (PBIS) framework we began recently. To date, our disciplinary referrals have been minimal, due to the increased behavioral expectations and direct instruction on positive behavior. We have also begun to recognize children for demonstrating expected behaviors in a variety of ways. We are hoping you can join us for a meeting on Tuesday, October 11, from 5-6 p.m. in the Wells Elementary School cafeteria, not only so we can further explain all of the details about PBIS, and the potential in the framework we are using to assist with student achievement and overall school climate/ culture, but also, how we can partner with you to support this exciting initiative! We would like to begin a school store. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact one of us at 207-646-5953. Submitted by Cristopher Roche, Principal, Ken Spinney II, Asst. Principal.

...FESTS from page 1 Church. Marketfest offers free parking and free shuttle on Saturday. Park at York Middle School. Activities for the event include a pig roast hosted by Roundabout Diner on the front lawn of the First Parish Church, stage performances and demonstrations. A benefit raffle with lots of great prizes will be held with all proceeds going to benefit the Mount

Agamenticus and the Fire Tower Restoration Project. Art and Craft vendors, featuring over 30 juried artists and craftsmen will offer many of their creations, plus a Food Tent will satisfy your hunger cravings. The festival is sponsored by companies such as Camden National Bank, York Hospital, Daisy Jane's and Tapley Insurance Agency. See page 7 of this newspaper edition for more details. Additional information may be found at www.marketfestyorkmaine.com.

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~ News ~

Nearly $350,000 for State Police Crime Laboratory

STATEWIDE U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King have announced that the Maine State Police Crime Laboratory will receive $345,649 in grant funding through the U.S. Department of Justice’s DNA Capacity Enhancement and Backlog Reduction (CEBR) Pro-

gram. The funding will be used to help continue efforts to increase casework capacity and efficiency at the laboratory. “The Maine State Police Crime Laboratory is a critical part of Maine’s justice system, providing invaluable analysis for criminal investigations across the

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Author Elizabeth Lonseth to speak on Dementia at York Library

Old York Garden Club’s Meeting YORK New England Conservation and Landscaping Designer Michael Talbot presented an overview of The Ecological Landscape to members of the club in September. Talbot began his presentation with a broad review of what traditional landscapes in Europe had represented for many years, while in the United States many homeowners and gardeners were obsessed with exotic plants and “perfect� lawns. Recently landscapers, nurseries, and gardeners and have

come to feel a better approach to design and landscaping includes sustainable efforts such as less maintenance and more use of native plants. Using large amounts of fertilizer is understood as a leading cause of water pollution, people are turning to slow release fertilizers, leaving clippings to recycle, using ground cover to incorporate several layers of pollinators, and lawnscapes to use ground water effectively.

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~ Calendar of Events ~ Saturday, October 8 Kittery Coffee House An evening of acoustic music and refreshments held at Second Christian Congregational Church, 33 Government Street, Kittery from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Host band is Shades O’Grass. Suggested donation of $5 will benefit the church. FMI: 207-439-3903.

$6 on the first and third Sunday of every month from 8-10:30 a.m. Or, if you are really hungry, you can have an all you can eat breakfast for $10. Located at 1704 U.S Route 1, Cape Neddick. Chicken Shoots are held every Sunday at the York Elks Lodge at 2 p.m. Fun, food, and prizes.

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From 10 a.m.-noon at 251 Hubbard Rd, Berwick. Join Board President Michael Wright, as he leads hikers along the Salmon Falls River to the Keay Brook Estuary. Admire an old bridge, beaver activity, and migrating birds on this scenic river walk. Space is limited to 25 people, reservations required. FMI: 207-646-3604 or info@gwrlt.org.

The Laudholm campus of the Wells Reserve fi rst saw English settlement in 1642. For much of the next 350 years, it was occupied by four families before becoming protected as a National Estuarine Research Reserve. Learn Laudholm’s history from long-time volunteer Ed Bellegarde from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Free with site admission. Wells Reserve at Laudholm 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Orientation From 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. at ReStore, 4 Industrial Drive, Kennebunk. Register at www.habitatyorkcounty.org. FMI: volunteer@habitatyorkcounty.org or 207-985-4850.

Public Roast Beef Supper From 5 - 6:3 0 p.m. at Arundel Masonic Lodge, 10 North Street, Kennebunkport. Adults $12; kids under 12, $6.

Yorkshire Masonic Spaghetti Supper At 97 High Street, North Berwick. All-you-can-eat Spaghetti Supper from 4:30-6 p.m. $8 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under, 5 and under free.

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Tuesday, October 11 New England Sings Benefit Vocal competition is for anyone between the ages of 12 and 28 who resides in New England. Held at Ogunquit Playhouse at 7 p.m. Interested applicants are invited to submit a short sample of their work at www.newenglandsings.com where they will also find specific instructions under How to Enter. Judges include former American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi, the artistic director of Ogunquit Playhouse Brad Kenney and platinum-selling artist and composer Tim Janis. The winner of the competition will receive a cash prize of $500 and a recording session with singer/songwriter Kara DioGuardi. The runner-up will receive $250; and all finalists will

receive a pair of Converse sneakers. Tickets and pricing available at www.newenglandsings.com.

Wednesday, October 12 Wednesday Wandering Finding Fall Foliage on Brooks Farm, School Street (Route 9), Berwick from 3-5 p.m. Discover the sweeping meadows of Brooks farm, as it truly captures the splendor of fall. Hikers will be lead throughout the property, explore the backwoods and brook. Parking at back lot of York Hospital, Berwick. Space limited to 25 people, reservations required. FMI: 207-646-3604 or email info@ gwrlt.org to reserve your place.

Thursday October 13 Clay Night From 6-8 p.m. at River Tree Arts, 35 Western Ave., Kennebunk. Dare to get a little messy in this clay workshop! Demonstrations and step-by-step instruction will be provided. Fee $30. FMI: 207967-9120, or see www.rivertreearts.org.

Zentangle in Kittery In this workshop, artist/instructor Joyce Amend will show you how to Zentangle a beautiful artwork. Zentangle is a process of creating art, wherein simple shapes and lines combine to make beautiful and interesting abstract artworks. If you can draw a line and a circle

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York Public Library Welcomes New Director

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YORK The York Public Library Board of Trustees is pleased to welcome Michelle R. Sampson as Director of the Library following the August retirement of Director Robert Waldman. For the past 11 years, Sampson was Director of the Wadleigh Memorial Library in Milford, NH. Prior to that, she was Assistant Director of the Dover Town Library in Massachusetts, which the Library Journal placed among the top five small libraries in the country. Other positions she has held include that of Reference Librarian and Assistant Archi-

YCCC’S VISITING ARTISTS SERIES continues the tradition of presenting some of the region’s most renowned artists with an outstanding line-up in this fall’s schedule. ALL SHOWS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO ALL STARTING AT 6PM IN THE YCCC CAFE

JONATHAN EDWARDS October 13 - Thursday Since 1971, Jonathan has released 15 albums, including Blue Ridge, his standard-setting collaboration with bluegrass favorites the Seldom Scene, and Little Hands, his collection of children’s songs, honored with a National Library Association award.

ANN BEATTIE, Writer October 17 - Monday Ann has been included in four O. Henry Award Collections, in John Updike’s The Best American Short Stories of the Century, and in Jennifer Egan’s The Best American Short Stories 2014 to name a few.

WADE ZAHARES, Illustrator October 27 - Thursday Zahares works out of his studio on his small farm in southern Maine. His whimsical landscapes are inspired by the rolling hills surrounding his studio and the creatures that live there. His work has been singled out by Time Magazine and The New York Times as among the very best picture books of 1998.

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Michigan. As Director of the Wadleigh Library, she sought to maintain a small-town feel, offering traditional library services and augmenting them

and screeches in the night really are? Be sure to wear your Halloween costumes and you’ll be able to take a picture with our live animal ambassadors. Meet at the Mount Agamenticus Learning Lodge for a program with the ambassadors, then grab your flashlight and join us on a twilight hike, calling for owls and listening for other animals that go bump in the night! $7 suggested donation per person which goes directly to support the work of the Center for Wildlife. Reservations required. Please email at fellow@thecenterforwildlife.org.

Celebration will be held at St. Martha’s Church Hall in Kennebunk. Festivities start at 5:15 p.m. and a dinner featuring German and American cuisine will begin at 6 p.m. Following dinner there will be dancing to music by D. J. Bill Butterfield. Auction and door prizes awarded to those in attendance. Tickets are $25 pp and seating may be limited. Proceeds will go to Maine Homeless Veterans Alliance and Maine Fallen Heroes Foundation. FMI: 207-985-8943, 207-646-6870, or 207-850-6488.

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Saturday, October 15 Weatherization Volunteer Orientation Sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, York County, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.at ReStore, 4 Industrial Drive, Kennebunk. FMI email kycw@ habitatyorkcounty.org or call 207985-4850.

Halloween in Nature at Mt. Agamenticus Come to Mount Agamenticus Learning Lodge, Mountain Rd, Cape Neddick, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. for this event. Ever wonder what those bumps, howls, hoots

Perkinstown Commons Hike Held at Thompson Lane off of Perry Oliver Road, Wells from 10 a.m.-noon. The town of Wells owns the 280-acre preserve, and with Great Works as conservation easement holder, has developed trails and a management plan. Markus Diebolt of the Wells Conservation Commission will lead hikers through the property looking for seasonal fall foliage and the re-growth of cottontail rabbit habitat. Space is limited to 25 people, reservations required. FMI: 207-646-3604 or email info@ gwrlt.org to reserve your place.

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Kittery Lions Pancake Breakfast Held at 117 State Road from 7:30 a.m.to 11 a.m to benefit Kittery’s Holiday Baskets. Menu includes pancakes, sausages, scrambled eggs, toast, homemade baked beans, milk, tea, coffee, hot chocolate or orange juice. Adults $7, Children $3. Handicapped accessible. FMI: 207-439-3378.

Sunday October 16 Kyle R. Gavin 5K The KRG Memorial Fund 5K starts at 10 a.m. with bus transport from York District Courthouse parking lot starting at 8 a.m. Run, walk, hike, handicap accessible. Proceeds donated to 22Kill Foundation, helping Veterans integrate back into society after combat, and York D.A.R.E drug program. FMI: racewire.com; krgmemorialfund.org.

Grahamtastic Connection 5K At Anderson Learning Center, 21 Bradeen Street, Springvale. Awards and prizes. Details and registration at www.grahamtastic. org.

Sunday, October 16 Hunter’s Moon Hike Before we became awash in artifi cial light, people lived with the rhythms of light from sun and moon. On this hike, held from 6-8 p.m. at the Wells Reserve, you will see the moon rise, walk to Laudholm beach, share stories, and conduct a moon ceremony. Immerse yourself in the beauty and mystery of the night on this gentle and quiet walk. Minimum age 7 years. $7/$5 or $15/family. Registration required. Wells Reserve at Laudholm 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.

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A Celebration of John Williams' Film Scores with Aaron Krerowicz who is making a return appearance to the library. This 60-minute multimedia presentation on Friday, October 21, will showcase the music of all seven movies, citing historical precedents and comparing musical infl uences with the twofold purpose of (1) illustrating how the music developed, and (2) enlightening listening and furthering enjoyment of the music. This 7 p.m. program is free and open to the public.

Outreach Services The next outreach services to residents of Simpson Meadows are on Wednesday, October 12, at 2 p.m. The library will bring books to residents of the Olde Mill in North Berwick on Wednesday, October 19, at 2 p.m. The library can bring materials to elderly and homebound residents of North Berwick on request.

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

Kennebunk Free Library Parking Lot Closure The library parking lot which also serves the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Kennebunk and Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate will be closed after 1 p.m. on Sunday, October 9 and all day Monday, October 10 for repairs. Patrons are reminded that the library’s book drops will not be accessible during these times and are asked to please return materials either before closing at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 8 or after opening again on Tuesday, October 11 at 9:30 a.m. The Library is closed for Columbus Day on Monday, October 10.

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Fall Scavenger Hunt Thursday, October 13 from 1-5 p.m. At the top of every hour, we will read aloud stories about the season. After stories, kids will enjoy a scavenger hunt that will include fall items and hidden treasure. Lists will be available all afternoon and small prizes will be awarded to those who complete them.

Pumpkin Decorating Friday, October 14 at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Who doesn’t love decorating pumpkins at this time of year? Stop by the library and pick out a pumpkin to design any way you like. We will be hosting two sessions of this fun event: 10:30 a.m. for the younger ages and 2 p.m. for grade school and above. Seasonal treats for all.

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

York Public Library Embrace of the Serpent� Film Sunday, October 9, at 3 p.m. This Colombian film, a festival favorite and Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Film, is based on the diary and letters of a scientist-explorer who visited and researched the Amazonian peoples in the early 20th century. This is a story of two explorers who, exploring the Amazon region three decades apart (1909 and 1940, respectively), end up enlisting the help of the same man, Karmakate, one of the few remaining shamans. Shot in exquisite black and white, the film is artistic, dreamy, raw, poignant, and mysterious. In Spanish & Portuguese with subtitles. Unrated but probably PG-13 equivalent. 125 minutes.

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On Thursday, October 13 at noon, Elizabeth Lonseth will speak about dementia and her two books; “A Gradual Disappearance� which was written to help families deal with a loved one with memory disease and “The Dangers of Denial,� about the biggest challenge that we face in getting good care for memory patients – denial. Both Elizabeth’s parents and in-laws suffered with memory disease. This talk is sponsored by Sentry Hill and all are invited.

“Ice Age Collision Course� Film Saturday, October 15, 6:30 p.m. Manny, Diego, and Sid join up with Buck to fend off a meteor strike that would destroy the world. Rated PG for mild rude humor and some action/peril. 94 minutes.

new director for the York Public Library began last December. The search committee members were trustees Susan Yorston, Bill Lord, Janice Plourde, and Bernadine Speers; York Human Resources Director Liam Gallagher; Portsmouth Library Director and York resident Steve Butzel; and York resident Ron McAllister. Four finalist candidates participated in a lengthy review process including meetings with YPL staff, Board members, town officials, non-profit leaders, and

community representatives. The Board of Trustees is very confident that Michelle Sampson will be a great fit not only for the Library, but also for the community. The Trustees look forward to working with her as she leads the York Public Library into the future, ensuring the best possible service to the Library and its patrons. The York Public Library is located at 15 Long Sands Road, York. For more information, call 207-363-2818 or visit www. york.lib.me.us.

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Love & Friendship Film Based on Jane Austen's comic novella "Lady Susan," this film, shown on Sunday, October 16, is set in the 1790s and centers on beautiful widow, Lady Susan Vernon (Kate Beckinsale). She has come to the estate of her in-laws to wait out colorful rumors about her dalliances circulating through polite society. While there, she decides to secure a husband for herself and her rather reluctant debutante daughter, Frederica (Morfydd Clark). Rated PG for some thematic elements. 92 minutes.

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Ribbon Cutting Held for Rococo Artisan Ice Cream OGUNQUIT A ribbon cutting was held recently for Rococo Artisan Ice Cream, 259 Main Street in Ogunquit, a business that features handcrafted, globally inspired ice creams, had their opening earlier this season. Owners of Rococo, gathered with friends and town officials for the celebration. For more information, call 207-251-6866; www.rococoicecream.com.

OGUNQUIT The Tramuto Foundation 15th Anniversary Celebration held Saturday, October 1 raised a record-setting $700,000, which includes a $350,000 personal match by Foundation Founder and Chairman Donato Tramuto

ed for consideration. Qualifying restaurants were then scored and sorted according to the percentage of qualifying reviews for which ‘great for outdoor dining’ was selected as a special feature.”

SIS Bank Donates $250 to Stuff the Bus

Wanda Parent, pictured (right) with SIS Bank’s Linda Nadeau (left).

SANFORD SIS Bank recently donated $250 to Stuff the Bus, a Strategies for a Stronger Sanford program, which is in full swing for the 2016-2017 school year. Stuff the Bus helps provide school supplies for local classrooms, so teachers don’t have to take from their own pockets to provide

to commence a five-year endowment trust. The event, attended by more than 300 friends, family and business associates of global healthcare executive, activist and philanthropist, also served as a celebration of Tramuto’s 60th birthday.

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Ocean at Cape Arundel Inn & Resort Named One of Opentable’s 100 Most Scenic Restaurants KENNEBUNKPORT Ocean was recently named one of OpenTable’s “100 Most Scenic Restaurants in America for 2016.” The restaurant, located in the Cape Arundel Inn & Resort, is the only Maine restaurant featured on the list. According to OpenTable: “The 100 Most Scenic Restaurants in America list is generated from more than 5 million restaurant reviews submitted by verified OpenTable diners between July 1, 2015, and May 31, 2016. All restaurants with a minimum ‘overall’ score and number of qualifying reviews were includ-

Tramuto Foundation Celebration Tallys Record Attendance and Donations

a higher-quality education for their students. Last year, Stuff the Bus aided an estimated 2,600 school-aged children, 39 teachers and 21 military families in the York County area. For more information on how to donate or help, email Wanda Parent at wmparent@ hotmail.com.

Ocean is located at the Cape Arundel Inn & Resort at 208 Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport. For additional information, visit www.capearundelinn. com or call 855-346-5700.

Mike’s American Diner Opens KENNEBUNK/ARUNDEL Diner lovers rejoice. The glory of American diner cuisine and lunch counter gossip has reappeared a Mikes’s American Diner opened its doors in September. Located on Route #1. 1132 Portland Road in Arundel, just past the Kennebunk line, in the former Blue Moon Cafe, the new diner is the latest foray into the restaurant business for Mike D’Amico, long time chef and proprietor of Kennebunk’s Square Toes restaurant. Mike has as his mission a return to the simple basics of American Diner culture. A casual and comfortable decor where truckers and bankers are equally comfortable, and where the food stuffs are ample and the gossip is lively. Mike has convinced his former chef, Brian Kirwin, to leave the more glamorous kitchens of Portland’s finer hotels and bring back to the table good See MIKES page 42...

YORK Fitness trainers Josh Mirick and Darrin Clement have recently moved their new Rock Coast Training Gym to Meadowbrook Plaza, 647 US Route 1, York. The two met about 8 yrs ago and started thinking about how they could work together as a fitness team. When the right opportunity came along, they formed an LLC and eventually found the Meadowbrook Plaza location. Their configured space provides the training atmosphere they were both hoping to create. “Josh handles the vast majority of the training and I handle more of the business planning but we really collaborate on everything,” stated Clement. Rock Coast Training focuses on group training in small groups (typically 4-8) doing high intensity movements with barbells, kettlebells and bodyweights. Mirick has been in the fitness industry for over a decade, and is a certified Level 1 Cross-

fit Trainer. Clement has been in the fitness industry for several years, certified as a Level 1 USA Weightlifting Coach and Personal Trainer with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. For more information, call 207-475-6561 or visit www. RockCoastTraining.com.

Sen. Collins Receives Inaugural Jacob K. Javits Prize for Bipartisan Leadership STATEWIDE In recognition of her exemplary leadership in facilitating bipartisanship during her more than 19 years of Senate service, Maine U.S. Senator Susan Collins received the inaugural Jacob K. Javits Prize for Bipartisan Leadership at the 2016 National Opportunity Summit in New York City. The Javits Foundation bestowed this lifetime achievement award on Senator Collins for her work to advance common sense reforms by finding common ground with members of both parties on many critical issues. Senator Collins delivered remarks at the Summit when she accepts the prestigious award. Senator Collins is well known for her willingness to

reach across the aisle to achieve bipartisan consensus on some of our nation’s most pressing issues. In both the 113th and 114th Congresses, Senator Collins was ranked as the most bipartisan member of the U.S. Senate by the Lugar Center and Georgetown University. The Jacob K. Javits Prize for Bipartisan Leadership was established in 2016 as an annual award to honor public servants whose achievements advance the public interest without regard to political affiliation. The award honors the person or persons who do the most to overcome the partisan gridlock undermining Congress’ ability to function on behalf of the American people, See COLLINS page 22...

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~

Writer Brings Love of Poetry to Local Schools

“Just after Sunrise� This stunning photo of Ogunquit Beach was taken recently by Joseph Stoddart, a local resident and reader of The Weekly Sentinel.

Playhouse Welcomes New Development Director Dan Breen OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse has announced the appointment of Dan Breen to the position of Director of Development. Mr. Breen has 30 years of fundraising experience at educational and arts institutions including the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Middlebury College. "The Ogunquit Playhouse is a treasure not only for the seacoast region, but for everyone who loves the highest quality musical theater," said Breen. Helping to preserve this powerful art form while working to secure and strengthen the physical plant of the Ogunquit Playhouse are two of the overarching goals Mr. Breen will work to achieve. Through building fundraising efforts, his plans are to increase the Ogunquit Playhouse membership program, expand the Hartwig Legacy Society and to work with the Board of Directors and the community to raise funds for the capital needs of the iconic National Historic Register theatre and campus. Executive Artistic Director Bradford Kenney stated, “We are thrilled to have Dan Breen as part of our growing company to lead us in the area of fundraising in order to help insure our treasured Playhouse will be here for generations to come. As the Ogunquit Playhouse productions continue to reach new benchmarks within our industry, it is more important than ever to raise the funds necessary to preserve our historic building, and to enhance and equip our theatre to accommodate both our artistic goals and to enhance our public areas in order to create the best possible experience for our visitors.� Dan Breen and his family have relocated from the Phila-

SOUTH BERWICK Local writer Brian EvansJones is embarking on a mission to use poetry and creative writing to enhance the educational successes of students in local schools. Brian is originally from Britain, where he was Poet Laureate of the Hampshire region for two years. His poetry has been published in magazines in America and Britain, and he has been teaching poetry and creative writing to school students since 2005. As Hampshire Poet Laureate he visited over 30 schools to run poetry workshops and classes. He moved to New England in 2014 to study for his MFA in Creative Writing at UNH, where he started and ran a program that sent 12 MFA students into classrooms in New Hampshire, helping over a hundred young people write poetry, stories, and college application essays. Lauren DeConstant, 8th-grade teacher at North Hampton School, said, “Having UNH MFAs in our classes was a wonderful experience. It’s great to provide students with real,

passionate experts on writing. Rather that talking 'about' it, better to really 'do' it!� Now Evans-Jones is celebrating his recent inclusion on not just one but two State lists of approved Teaching Artists. In June, he was accepted onto Maine’s PK-12 Teaching Artist Roster, and in August he learned that he has also been accepted onto New Hampshire’s Arts in Education Artist Roster. The Rosters are directories of artists approved by the State Arts Councils of Maine and New Hampshire for leading highquality arts projects in schools and other educational venues, bringing the best of current arts practice into the lives of a wide range of students. Any school wishing to talk to Evans-Jones about ways he can support their learning objectives should contact him at brian@brianevansjones.com or 603-988-5398.

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High-Voltage Rock ‘n’ Roll Musical Million Dollar Quartet Returns to the Playhouse

OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse is thrilled to bring back the most popular show in its history, the Tony Award-winning musical Million Dollar Quartet, on stage now through November 6. This high voltage rock ‘n roll show, with book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux, is inspired by the electrifying true story of the famed recording session that brought together music icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins for one of the greatest jam sessions of all time. Featuring timeless hits such as "Blue Suede Shoes," "Great Balls of Fire," "I Walk the Line," "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," "Fever," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Hound Dog" and more, this thrilling musical brings audiences inside the recording studio with four major talents who came togeth-

er as a red-hot rock ‘n’ roll band for one unforgettable night. The 2015 Ogunquit Playhouse production wowed audiences and critics alike, calling the show “Phenomenal� (BroadwayWorld), a “Toe-tapping, hip-shaking evening that sizzles with high-energy music� (Portland Press Herald), and “One of the most electrifying jukebox musicals ever created� (Weekly Sentinel). The smash-hit sensation features an incredible score of rock ‘n’ roll, gospel, R&B and country hits, performed live onstage by world-class actors who play their own instruments, as well as sing and perform. Returning as the energetic Jerry Lee Lewis is Nat Zegree, who had audiences jumping to their feet with excitement in the 2015 production. Over the last year he has performed at Arena Stage

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Company in the brand new Pasek and Paul musical Dear Evan Hansen and recently performed multiple sold out concerts at 54 Below, The Laurie Beechman, and Don’t Tell Mama’s in New York City. Scott Moreau is also returning to the Ogunquit stage to once again play Johnny Cash. He recently performed the role in Million Dollar Quartet at Harrah's Casino in Las Vegas and in the first National Tour. Mr. Moreau has also performed in National Tour of A Christmas Carol as well as many regional theatres throughout the U.S. in such shows as Ring Of Fire, Johnny Guitar, Mary Poppins, Oliver!, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Ragtime. He has also appeared as Young Jim Neary in the series finale of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire." Making his debut at the Ogunquit Playhouse as Carl Perkins is James Barry. Mr. Barry has performed on Broadway in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson as well as the National Tour of Million Dollar Quartet. His many New York and regional theatre credits include Pump Boys & Dinettes, These Paper Bullets and The Buddy Holly Story. Joining the cast as Elvis Presley is Beau Cassidy who is also making his Ogunquit Playhouse debut. He is the third member of his family to perform at the historic theatre; his uncle Shaun Cassidy appeared on stage in 1982 and his grandfather Jack Cassidy in 1973. His regional theatre cred-

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Elvis, Jerry Lee, Perkins and Cash return by popular demand! “Million Dollar Quartet,� the most popular show in the history of the Ogunquit Playhouse, hits the stage to rock out the season with one mega-hit song after the next. Pictured from the 2015 Ogunquit Playhouse production are Robert Britton Lyons as Carl Perkins, Nat Zegree as Jerry Lee Lewis, Jacob Rowley as Elvis Presley and Scott Moreau as Johnny Cash.

its include A Hatful of Rain, Proof and The Wedding Singer, and he has appeared on television’s The Voice. He was most recently seen as Mickey Johnston at Feinstein's/54 Below's concert of Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers. Mr. Cassidy is also an accomplished songwriter, penning multiple charted pop songs.

Individual tickets start at $47 each. Early Bird subscriptions are on sale now for the 2017 season. To learn more about becoming a Playhouse subscriber, member, or to purchase tickets and gift cards, visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org or call the Ogunquit Playhouse Box Office at 207-646-5511.

“The Pride of Perkins Cove� by Brenda Yorke Goodale OGUNQUIT A book written by Ogunquit author Brenda Yorke Goodale with illustrations by Bunny Paulson tells a story about Perkins Cove and is titled “The Pride of Perkins Cove.� The story tells of a boy named Jack who visits Perkins Cove on his birthday every year to see his grandmother and listens to her tell the tales of an old fisherman and his lost carved boat. Every year Jack searches for the little lost boat. Will he find it?

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Slavery in Old Kittery & Berwick: The Truth Revealed KITTERY As part of the STAR Theatre Free Lecture Series, historian Patricia Q. Wall will discuss startling new information from her forth-coming book, “Lives of Consequence: Blacks in Early Kittery and Berwick in the Massachusetts Province of Maine�. Based on six years of research, Wall’s findings not only refute the old myth of slavery’s scarcity

in this region, they clearly point to significant impact of the presence, labor, and skills of enslaved Africans, Native Americans and people of mixed African descent. After more than thirty years working, writing and volunteering on behalf of New England’s early history, Patricia Quigley Wall has become a serious student of the region’s early African American his-

tory. Her first historical novel on that topic, “Child Out of Place: A Story of New England� (Fall Rose Books, 2004) awakened the interest of thousands of 4th and 5th graders and their teachers. And, unexpectedly, it found an enthusiastic readership among adults throughout this region and well beyond. Wall grew up in Germantown, Pennsylvania

work to be displayed, to: Karen Blake, York Hospital, 15 Hospital Drive, York, ME 03909. Materials or questions may also be emailed to kblake@yorkhospital.com. Deadline for submitting proposals is October 14. The Art Committee will review requests and notify all artists. For more information, call York Hospital’s Friendraising Office at 207-351-2385.

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October Programs for Job Seekers at CareerCenter YORK COUNTY The York County CareerCenter in Springvale continues its workshop programs for job seekers and those considering training to upgrade their skills and increase their employability. CareerCenters can assist businesses by offering workshops on location, at local businesses or other organiza-

tions at no cost. The following is an example of programs that will be held at the CareerCenter in Springvale unless otherwise noted. For a complete schedule, visit mainecareercenter.com. Essentials of College Planning Workshop – Mondays, October 17 and 31, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A FREE interactive workshop that outlines the four steps in the college process: admissions,

financial aid, career planning, and study skills. The workshop lasts approximately two or three hours. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited, so call Karen Hadley Keim at 1-800281-3703 or 581-3736 to register or visit meoc.maine.edu. Resume and Interview Coaching – Tuesday, October 18, 9 a.m. to noon. Learn the basic do's and don'ts of resume writing;

how to stand out in a positive way by marketing yourself-on paperin a way that directly matches employer needs. Call to reserve your seat. Monthly Job Fair – Monday, October 24, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Explore your next employment opportunity. Representatives from several companies will be here interviewing for current openings. Please check the web site for the list of employers which will be updated as employers confirm attendance. No appointment required. Employer Recruitments for October at the York County CareerCenter – please check our website for additions and updates. CoWorx, and MASIS – Will be recruiting at the York County CareerCenter from 1 to 4 p.m. on Monday, October 17. Current openings in Sanford, Biddeford, Saco and Portland

areas. No appointment is required. Please bring two valid forms of ID. Please check our website for updates and additions. Schedule is subject to change. Competitive Skills Scholarship Program - The Competitive Skills Scholarship helps workers learn new skills and succeed in a changing economy. The program is open to all qualified Maine residents and pays for education and training for high-wage jobs in demand in Maine. York County is currently accepting applications for the program. For more information or to download an application, visit www.mainecareercenter. com. The York County CareerCenter, located at 9 Bodwell Court in Springvale, can be reached at 207-324-5460 or 1-800-343-0151.

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The American economy that once thrived on manufacturing is in transition, and more and more it’s evolving into a digital-services economy. That means companies must adapt – or risk withering away. “Services have become the key to an enterprise’s success,” says Dushyant Sukhija, a former executive with Cisco Systems and author of “The Cisco Way: Leadership Lessons Learned from One of the World’s Greatest Technology Services Companies.” “You just have to look at Google, Twitter, Uber and see how they’re extending their reach, growing their business

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Helping Your Kids Prepare For The Business World Each year, parents send their sons and daughters off to college with high hopes that in four years – give or take – they will earn a degree and embark on successful careers. But while moms and dads may fret most about grades and study habits, they can give their offspring a real boost if they also insist the students carry some of the financial burden for college, says Matt Stewart, an entrepreneur and co-founder of College Works Painting, an internship program that provides practical business experience for college students. That means getting a job – either during the school year or over the summer break, or both. “College students are much more invested in the experience if they have to help pay for college, rather than have mom and dad take care of everything for them,” Stewart says. “There’s a natural tendency to work a little harder on classwork when

at least a part of the tuition or dorm room costs come out of your own pocket.” But beyond that personalresponsibility aspect, it’s worth noting that businesses are seeking job candidates with realworld work experience. “Those on-the-job lessons are invaluable,” Stewart says. For example, interns with College Works Painting operate their own house-painting business with hands-on guidance from mentors. The benefits for students of working their way through college include: • A regular paycheck. The rising cost of higher education has put paying the full price of college out of reach for many parents, and scholarships and grants often provide only a small percentage of the costs. The more students can pay themselves, the lower their student-loan debt will be when they enter the workforce. • Practical experience. Nothing prepares you for work like work, Stewart says. A class-

room can train students on certain skills necessary for their career choice, but on-the-job experience is just as valuable. Even if a part-time job is unrelated to career aspirations, a student might learn such skills as collaboration, time management and customer relations. • Resume enhancement. One of the weaknesses recent college graduates sometimes have is their resumes can be skimpy. A few summer jobs can help tremendously, Stewart says, giving managers who might consider hiring you more confidence that you have expe-

rience beyond listening to professorial lectures and cramming for final exams. • Additional references. Hiring managers want to talk with people who know your work habits, and while it’s nice that a favorite professor or a high school football coach is willing to say good things, it’s even better to have references who can discuss relevant job skills. “Having any job can be beneficial, but if you can you should try to land an especially challenging job or internship,” Stewart says. “When you grad-

uate, you’re going to face stiff competition in the job market. The more you’ve been able to stretch yourself past your comfort zone and develop new skills, the greater the odds are that you’ll be the one picked out of all the applications that come pouring in.” Matt Stewart is co-founder of College Works Painting (www.collegeworks.com/ about), which provides business experience for thousands of college students each year. The award-winning program also offers high-quality house-painting services for homeowners.

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~ News ~ Wells Celebrated Town Volunteers

...RIBBON from page 8 recognized for overall academic excellence or for making notable improvements in closing the achievement gap. Representatives from Falmouth Middle School, Reeds Brook Middle School, and Sea Road School are invited to Washington, D.C., for a recognition ceremony in November. At the ceremony, each Blue Ribbon school will be presented with an award plaque and a flag.

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preventing them from addressing the immense problems confronting our country. Senator Collins was the first individual selected to receive this award. The 2016 National Opportunity Summit, where the award was presented to Senator Collins, will convene a bipartisan, crosssector group of business leaders, nonprofits, elected officials and young people to expand economic opportunity and restore the American Dream.

growth. “This wasn’t just for our experienced people,â€? Sukhija says. “We developed special programs to prepare our junior talent to become the Cisco workforce of the future.â€? • Drive exceptional thought leadership. It’s critical to hire the right leaders because so much else can hinge on how they perform. Sukhija says companies should look for people with a command and understanding of the business’ mission; who have

WELLS The Town of Wells recently celebrated the contributions of nearly 400 volunteers at the 5th Annual Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast on September 13. This year’s event was held at the newly renovated Johnson Hall Museum at 2713 Post Road, Wells and 120 attended. In addition to a program that included department heads who spoke on all the benefits of having our volunteers as Board, Committee, and Program

members, Selectman Karl Ekstedt announced the recipient of the Volunteer of the Year award, Charles “Chuck� Millian. Chuck started as a volunteer on several committees in the mid 1980’s and became a member of the Site Review Board in 1991 (25 years ago!). The Site Review Board merged with the Planning Board in November of 1993; Chuck has been on the Board ever since including approximately 17 to 18 years as the Chairman.

stellar reputations and ability to attract new talent; and who have the potential to grow to the next level of leadership. “When products are a company’s focus, it’s important to invest in research and development, and product innovation,� Sukhija says. “But when it is services that drive a company’s success, then the investment should be in people. Get them inspired, because inspired people make the difference.�

Dushyant Sukhija, author of “The Cisco Way: Leadership Lessons Learned from One of the World’s Greatest Technology Services Companies� (www. theciscoway.com), is a former executive with Cisco Systems. He has an MBA from Santa Clara University in California and a Bachelor of Technology degree in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi, India.

When asked what he liked most about his volunteer experience, Chuck said, “I enjoy trying to make the Town a better place to live in and a better place to be.� During the fiscal year (July 2015 – June 2016), members of the Wells Volunteer Force contributed nearly 9,000 hours to the Town of Wells on a myriad of Boards, Committees, and Programs. This equates to more than $200,000 (based on 2015 average dollar value of volunteer time) of savings to the Town of Wells. The contribution of knowledge, skills, and abilities donated to our town goes well beyond a dollar figure. The feeling of doing something good for our residents and our environment is truly why our volunteers are out and about in our Town almost daily in one capacity or another. Whether it’s on a board, like the members of our Personnel Advisory Board, or a committee, like the members of our Harbor Advisory Committee, or one of our programs such as the Piping Plovers or Healthy Beaches, our volunteers are committed to making Wells the best place to live, work, and play.

~ Ask The Computer Lady ~ Dear Computer Lady, I just purchased a new computer with Windows 10. My previous computer was Windows 7 and I was able to click on ‘from’ in the email and all the incoming emails would be sorted in alphabetical order based on who they were sent from. I could also sort by

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<DQNHH 7KULIW 6KRS First Parish Federated Church Main & Academy Streets, South Berwick, ME We are all excited cleaning up, getting ready to hang up clothing, and put out our housewares items. Our crews are working Fridays, putting the place back together with plans to be open in November. While we are in this transition phase, we ask that you please hold your donations a little longer. All good, clean, usable items are accepted - we cannot accept TV’s, computer monitors, computers, baby car seats, helmets, mattresses, and electronic items that do not work. We are unable to sell these items, and must pay to have them disposed of. Yankee Thrift Shop is looking forward to seeing you in November for our

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Thank you Harvestfest Major Sponsors: Harvestfest 2016

Saturday, October 15 York Beach, Maine The Anchorage Inn is South Coastal Maine’s most complete year-round oceanfront resort, located on Long Sands Beach, directly across from scenic Nubble Light. The resort features over 200 oceanfront rooms, luxury Ocean Suites, and Lofts accommodations, as well as Atrium rooms. Resort amenities include 2 outdoor and 2 indoor pools, children’s pool/play area, poolside café, fitness center, resort-wide WiFi, and the Sun and Surf Restaurant, the only direct oceanfront dining in York. Open year-round, the Anchorage offers a variety of rates and Stay and Dine packages. For more info, visit www.anchorageinn.com or call 207-363-5112. Where can we park? How do we get to Harvestfest? Free Public Parking for Harvestfest is at York’s Wild Animal Kingdom. The parking meters at the beach are free during Harvestfest. Handicap Parking is available in the lot next to the Winebaum Center, at the end of Ridge Road. Directions: Take I-95 in Maine to Exit 7 (York exit). Go left at stoplight onto Route One North. Turn right at York’s Wild Animal Kingdom. Follow the road down to the parking lot. GPS Users:

*Please keep in mind that different GPS Systems might send you the wrong way, which does sometimes happen in this area. We recommend following the directions above to reach the festival instead of relying on a GPS system.*

Parking Location: York’s Wild Animal Kingdom address: 1 Animal Park Rd (off Route 1), York, ME 03909 Festival Location: Next to the York Beach Fire Station. Address: 18 Railroad Avenue, York Beach,

at York Beach In its 32nd year, Harvestfest is a one-day event located at beautiful Short Sands Beach, in York, Maine. Harvestfest will be celebrated this year on Saturday, Oct. 15 from 9:00am - 4:00pm. Harvestfest is held every year on the weekend following the three-day Salefest event held Columbus Day weekend. Harvestfest extends the season one more week for many businesses in the area and aims to support the entire region and community. This festival includes a variety of activities, live performers, local food vendors, juried crafters and Old-Fashioned Market vendors from all over New England. Harvestfest also includes Kidsfest, where you can expect to find games, face-painting, pumpkin carving & stroll, train rides, activities and horse-drawn carriage rides. Harvestfest is southern Maine’s Don Campbell premiere fall festival. The York Region Chamber of Commerce, which hosts Harvestfest, is pleased to announce the four presenting sponsors: Cutty Sark Motel, Kennebunk Savings, Union Bluff Hotel & Meeting House and Woods Family Inc. All four of the sponsors are key players in making Harvestfest happen. Though much of their involvement remains behind the scenes, these sponsors contribute a significant amount of time and effort to the event. You’ll find plenty of information about Harvestfest in this four-page spread, but if you have questions please visit www.yorkharvestfest.com or call the York Region Chamber of Commerce at 207.363.4422. Harvestfest is SMOKE-FREE and DOG-FREE. This extends to all areas of the festival, not just the ballfield. For sanitary purposes and everyone’s safety & comfort, please leave dogs at home. (Service animals are welcome, of course.) For the everyone’s health, smoking is prohibited. Most of the festival is on Town property, where smoking is illegal.

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This year, Kidsfest will take place in two different locations. In the perimeter road around the ballfield, expect to see face-painting, pumpkin decorating, games and other activities. Just inside the York’s Wild Animal Kingdom entrance, there will be train rides on the roaming railroad, pumpkin carving and a pumpkin stroll. Rides and attractions will also be open at the Wild Kingdom. Train Rides Train Rides will be available on the Roaming Railroad for $3 a ride. This year, the Roaming Railroad will run just inside the York’s Wild Animal Kingdom entrance. Free Horse Drawn Wagon Rides Two handsome Belgian horses from Meadow Creek Farm in Sumner, Maine, will delight young and old with this fun family activity. Rides will be offered for free during Harvestfest on Saturday from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Meet Butch and Becky Durgin, owners of the Belgians, and then hop on board their 18-passenger covered wagon for a leisurely stroll through the streets of Short Sands Beach. The pick-up area will be located near the entry gate for the York Beach Ballpark on Bay Street. The wagon rides are proudly sponsored by York Hospital. Face Painting Amie Romano will be on hand to do face painting and balloon twisting! Paint for Fun Paint for Fun will be in the perimeter of the ballfield with their ceramic items and forever pumpkins for kids to paint. Camp Cody Camp Cody will provide a free s’mores station and a Gaga pit, which is a fun, active game that is played at Camp Cody. Great for all ages!

Pumpkin Carving & Stroll This year, pumpkin carving and a pumpkin stroll will take place inside the entrance to York’s Wild Kingdom (YWK). Pumpkin carving begins at 9am. There is an entry fee depending on age and there will be prizes awarded. This event is proudly sponsored by People’s United Bank. Proceeds to benefit the York Region Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund 2017. Judging is at 4pm / Stroll from 6-7pm Participants pick up at 7pm Age 7 and under, painted pumpkins, Entry: $3 Prize 1st: $25 & 2 YWK VIP passes Prize 2nd: 2 YWK VIP passes Age 8-13, carved pumpkins, Entry: $5 Prize 1st: $50 & 2 YWK VIP passes Prize 2nd: 2 YWK VIP passes Age 14 and over, carved pumpkins, Entry: $5 Prize 1st: $75 & 2 YWK VIP passes Prize 2nd: 2 YWK VIP passes Semiprofessional, carved pumpkins, Entry: $10 Prize 1st: $150 & 2 YWK VIP passes Prize 2nd: 2 YWK VIP passes

Enter the Reap the Harvest Raffle! We're celebrating the 32nd year of Harvestfest! Purchase a sweatshirt or tote bag. We also have past Harvestfest tshirts, hats or posters! Receive one raffle ticket for every $5 spent on a Harvestfest item. Prior to Harvestfest, the items may be purchased at the York Region Chamber’s Visitors’ Center on Rte 1 in York. During the festival, look for our Chamber Info tents to buy your raffle tickets. The Harvest Raffle Drawing will be on October 15, 2016 at 3:30pm at the York Beach Ballpark. You do not need to be present to win. Prize listing is on page 4 of this spread.

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Thank you Harvestfest Supporting Sponsors:

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Entertainment

The stores at Short Sands Beach, The Kittery Outlets & Ogunquit offer end of season deals!

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Don Campbell Band & Friends - performing all day under the big tent inside the ballfield Harvestfest Movers

Dan Blakeslee - performing in the Old-Fashioned Market section 1pm – Dan will play folk/Americana music 3pm – Dan will perform as Dr. Gasp (Halloween-themed and great for kids!)

Food at Harvestfest Within the ballfield, towards the back, all in individual tents Business Bob's Clam Hut Dip It Sweet Dockside Restaurant Dream Factory of Maine - York Chapter Kennebunk Savings Bank Kittery Rotary After Hours Club Seacoast Brothers Butcher Shop When Pigs Fly Pizzeria York Elks Lodge 2788 York Region Chamber of Commerce

Food Offerings Fried Clams, Onion Rings, Clam Strips Ice Cream in Dishes, Ice Cream in Waffle Cones, Custom Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches Lobster Mac & Cheese Fried Dough Coffee Station Chicken Tenders Burgers, Steak Tips, Hot Dogs Porchetta Sandwiches, Pretzels Lobster Rolls, Crab Rolls, Tuna Rolls French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries

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Drinks at Harvestfest Don’t forget to wash it down with water and soda, available at the Beverage Shack, which is sponsored by SIS. Thank you to SIS for staffing the shack with volunteers throughout the day!

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*This is just the list as of press time, look for even more treats when you get there!

Acknowledgements We’ve listed our program sponsor, Anchorage Inn, and our major sponsors, Cutty Sark Motel, Kennebunk Savings, Union Bluff Hotel & Woods Family Inc., on the first page and our supporting sponsors to the right, but we’d like to acknowledge additional businesses & people who make this festival possible. Special thanks to York’s Wild Kingdom for use of their access road and parking lots! Also, thank you to St. Christopher’s Church for allowing us to use their Star of the Sea Church parking lot for vendors. Thank you Jim Fitzgerald for allowing us to use his lots for handicap parking. Harvestfest could not happen without the support of the Town of York—its citizens, town departments including police, fire, public works, parks and recreation, town manager, and the Board of Selectmen. Thank you one and all! We’d like to particularly thank Fire Chief Dave Bridges & Sergeant Owen Davis. Thanks to the Gentle Giants for moving all of the supplies and equipment down to the ballfield on Friday and back to the Chamber after the event! Thank you to Harold Anderson, Steve Sirois and Linda Sirois from My Wine-y Sister for their decorating contributions.

Spiller Farm donates the hay, Home Depot donates the mums and Zach’s Farm provides the pumpkins and corn stalks to decorate the ballfield, which really contributes to the festive atmosphere! Thank you to Fred Schultze, farmer from Eliot, for loaning us the round hay bales for the lighthouse. Thanks to Estes Oil for donating propane for the Chamber’s French Fry booth. Sam Douglass of Discovery Map loans us his frialators every year AND he cleans them up after the event; we really appreciate his generosity and time! Thank you to Burnette’s Campground for hosting the Durgins while they are in town to provide the horse & wagon rides for Harvestfest. Thank you York Hospital, for sponsoring the wagon rides. Special thanks to People’s United Bank for bringing back the pumpkin carving & stroll. York Beach Residence Club, thank you for sponsoring our entertainment! Fun-O-Rama, we appreciate your contributions as well!

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Thanks to the Harvestfest Committee, especially Chairman Chris Kehl, chamber staff, and all of our dedicated Volunteers! We are particularly grateful to Kennebunk Savings and SIS Bank for the teams of volunteers they supply. For the use of their construction equipment (and elbow grease!), thank you Peter Hughes, Patrick Hughes & David Woods Jr. We can’t thank you enough! You make it fun and manageable!!

Home Depot - chrysanthemums Zach’s Farm - corn stalks, pumpkins & gourds Fred Schultze - hay for lighthouse

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To download a map of the festival, go to www.yorkharvestfest.com

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Health & Fitness Putting the Brakes on Breast Cancer KITTERY Throughout October automotive repair shops across the country are looking to end breast cancer with a unique fundraising campaign. During the Month of October, Autoworks in Kittery, with 174 other Independent Auto Repair Shops across the US are raising funds for a breast cancer vaccine as part of the Brakes for Breast fundraiser. As part of the fundraiser, the auto repair facilities are giving away FREE (quality) brake pads or shoes. The customer simply pays the labor and any other ancillary parts necessary to complete the brake job and the shops then donate 10% of the brake job directly to Dr. Vincent Tuohy & the Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer Vaccine Research Fund. 2016 marks the sixth year for the Brakes For Breasts fundraiser. In 2011, the first year, 5 shops in Ohio raised $10,000. In 2012, 27 shops in 17 states raised $32,848. In 2013, 66 shops in 27 states raised $66,499. In 2014, 143 shops in 29 states raised $115,236.53, In 2015, 174 shops in 32 states raised $141,868. The Brakes For Breasts fundraiser is different from any other breast cancer fundraising campaign: Dr. Tuohy at the Cleveland Clinic has actually created a vaccine that has proved effective in laboratory animals in actually preventing breast cancer. Think about Polio, eradicated

York MS Coffee and Conversation Get-Together YORK The York Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Coffee and Conversation Get-Together will meet on Saturday, October 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Lobster Cove Restaurant, 756 York St., York. Those affected by MS, either themselves or their family and friends are invited to join the group, giving an opportunity for everyone to make new friends, and share their experiences with MS. For more information: Debbie Byron at debrajbyron@aol. com; 207-351-8232.

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independent business owners that have joined hands for a great cause. The founder of this fundraiser is Leigh Anne Best, from Mighty Auto Pro, in Medina, Ohio. For more information about the Breast Cancer Vaccine and a list of participating shops go to www.brakesforbreasts.org; download our “Brakes for Breasts� app to your smart phone and like us on Facebook!

because of a vaccine, a distant memory for most generations. This is the same principle. After 13 long years Dr. Tuohy and his research team are just a year away from their first bedside trial. 100 Percent of the proceeds from the ‘Brakes for Breasts’ fundraiser goes directly to the Cleveland Clinic Breast Cancer Vaccine Fund, towards research. These are just “mom and pop� shops across the country,

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Health & Fitness Tyson Foods Inc. Recalls Chicken Nugget Products Due To Possible Foreign Matter Contamination Tyson Foods Inc., a Sedalia, Mo. establishment, is recalling approximately 132,520 pounds of fully cooked chicken nugget products that may be contaminated with hard plastic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The fully cooked Panko Chicken Nuggets items were produced on July 18, 2016. The following products are subject to recall: 5-lb. bag containing “Tyson FULLY COOKED PANKO CHICKEN NUGGETS� with a “Best If Used By� date of July 18, 2017 and case code 2006SDL03 and 2006SDL33. 20-lb. bulk packages containing “SPARE TIME Fully Cooked, Panko Chicken Nuggets, Nugget Shaped Chicken Breast Pattie Fritters With Rib Meat� with a production date of July 18, 2016 and case code 2006SDL03. The products subject to recall bear establishment number “EST. 13556� printed adjacent to the “Best If Used By� date on the back of the package. The 20-pound cases were shipped for institutional use in Pennsylvania and the five-pound bags were shipped to retail locations nationally. The problem was discovered after the firm received consumer complaints regarding foreign material contamination of chicken nugget products. According to Tyson Foods, the plastic material ranged in size from 21mm in length and 6.5mm in diameter and may have come from a round, hard plastic rod used to connect a plastic transfer belt. The firm said the products pass through a metal detector, but the plastic is not detectable to this technology. There have been no confirmed reports of adverse reactions due to consumption of these products. Anyone concerned about an injury or illness should contact a

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KENNEBUNK Residents of Atria Kennebunk had a sensational time during National Assisted Living Week with back-to-back entertainment, slideshow presenters, and even visitors from West Kennebunk’s Blixx horses on the patio. Residents began the week on Grandparents Day with a lively concert and dancing by Flash and Tina Allen. They then moved into an intertidal adventure with Coast Encounters presented Carol Steingart who brought marine life into the community for a close and personal experience. Residents then traveled up Maine’s Coast with slideshow presenter Michael Perry

Maine Receives $1 Million for Criminal Justice System STATEWIDE U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King have announced that the Maine Department of Public Safety will receive $978,727 in funding from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program. The funds will support local government programs that

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~ Where To Dine ~

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~ Where To Dine ~

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~ Obituaries & News ~

Frank H. Baird Jr., 91 SOUTH BERWICK – Frank H. Baird Jr., 91, of Portland Street died at the Kennebunk Center and Rehab in Kennebunk on Wednesday September 28, 2016. Born March 7, 1925 in Hope, Maine, the son of Frank H. and Ellen (Bridges) Baird Sr. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for many years. Frank and his wife ran the Baird’s Getty in South Berwick. He was a member of the South Berwick Bible Speaks since 1963. He is survived by wife, Geneva M. (Sherman) Baird of South Berwick; two sons, Frank H. Baird III of Rochester and Ronald Baird of Somersworth; three daughters, Dianna Heath of Jefferson, ME, Katherine Beauchemin of Berwick and Wendy Littlefield of Sanford; and many grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Arrangements are under the direction of the McIntire McCooey Funeral Home, 301 Main Street, South Berwick. Please go to www.mcintiremccooey.com to sign the online guest book.

Allen (Jake) Holshouser NORTH BERWICK – Allen (Jake) Holshouser, 78, of North Berwick, passed away unexpectedly September 29, 2016 at Portsmouth Regional Hospital surrounded by his loving family. He was born to James and Margaret (Adams) Holshouser on February 5, 1938. Jake, as he was known to his family and friends, was a life-long resident of North Berwick. He married his high school sweetheart, Mary Weymouth in 1957, recently celebrating their 59th wedding anniversary. After graduation from high school, Jake joined the Air Force

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Bernier-Gelinas FUNERAL HOME

Kittery, ME

Somersworth, NH

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dren, Brooklyn, Adalyn, Brentley and Megan; sister Nancy Barnard and husband Gordon of Goffstown, NH; and beloved dog Smokey. Graveside service were held Oct. 4 at Hillside Cemetery, followed by a celebration of life luncheon at the North Berwick community Center. Family flowers only, donations may be made in Jake’s memory to the William Hill Firefighters Association or the Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at www. JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

Michael R. Webber, 70 BERWICK – Michael R. Webber, 70, of Sidney Lane, died September 30, 2016 in Dover Center for Health and Rehabilitation after a period of failing health. Michael was born in Rochester, NH on July 24, 1946, son of Raymond and Anita (Kimball) Webber and graduated Berwick High School.

Michael was an avid hunter and had many of his trophies on the walls of his man-cave. He was a life member of the North American Hunting Club and member of the NRA. He was also a diehard Red Sox, Patriots and NASCAR fan, his favorite being Rusty Wallace. Most importantly, Michael loved spending as much time as possible with his family and grandkids. Surviving are his wife of 44 years, Darlene (St. Jean) Webber, son William Webber and his wife See WEBBER page 38...

Fr. Amandus B. Sway, AJ, Assigned to Local Parish KITTERY/YORK/S. BERWICK Bishop Robert P. Deeley has appointed Fr. Amandus B. Sway, AJ as a parochial vicar to the Parish of the Ascension of the Lord (St. Raphael Church, Kittery; Our Lady of the Angels Church, South Berwick; St. Christopher Church, York; Star of the Sea Church, York Beach), effective immediately. Born in Marangu, Tanzania, Fr. Sway was ordained to the priesthood on July 14, 2001, by Bishop Amedeus Msarikie at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Moshi, Tanzania. Since his ordination, Fr. Sway has served as a parish priest in South Africa (2002-2010) and as a zonal councilor secretary in the Diocese of Klerksdorp, South Africa (2010-2015). In 2015, he moved to the United States and served as a chaplain for the Diocese of Cleveland until his new appointment to the Diocese of Portland. Fr. Sway earned diplomas in philosophy, religious studies, and theology from Apostles of Jesus Philosophicum Langata in Nairobi, Kenya; a bachelor’s

degree in sacred theology from Theologicum Langata in Nairobi, which is affiliated with the Pontificia Università Urbaniana in Rome, Italy; and a master’s degree in theology from St. Augustine’s College of South Africa in Johannesburg. The Apostles of Jesus (AJ) missionaries serve around the world in the ministries of primary evangelization, pastoral care of the sick, and chaplaincy to college and university students. The missionary society also ministers to impoverished, abandoned, and homeless children.

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

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~ Pets ~ Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Mission Maine Update If you happened to walk past our thrift shop window at around 2:30 a.m. Monday, you’d have seen two Safe Haven volunteers holding our four-foot Betty Boop donation box upside down, shaking it until the coins dropped out. We had 18 loads of laundry to do, yes, at 2:30 a.m. And the laundromat’s change machine was out of order. Once Betty Boop gave up her quarters, Lisa and I fed them into 18 washers and dryers and started folding towels and blankets. The comfort and care of the cats at Safe Haven always comes first. That sometimes means pushing yourself to your limit while staying strong and prepared for whatever’s next. Rescue work is 24/7/365, with no financial reward or glory. It means scooping, scrubbing, bathing unhappy cats, doing the job no matter what.

Sometimes you're in a barn or field on a cold night, doing rescue. Other times you’re getting drenched with soapy water wrestling a slippery kitty who doesn’t want to be bathed. Like everyone else, we struggle to balance family and work, because we believe every animal deserves a chance to live a happy and healthy life. We give up normal to do the extreme so our cats get the best around the clock no matter what. It builds determination

and resolve. And when we need to enlist more folks to join our team and save lives, we hope that we touch your hearts so you know your help and support are so greatly needed. With 33 new rescued kitties in our care, and each needing medical care and emotional support, your help is needed. Join hands with us, so we can rescue more from the cold rains and icy temperatures of fall and winter. The photo is a kitten rescued from northern Maine, being comforted by a volunteer at our adoption center. Clean bedding, nutritious food, and loving hands welcome each one as they begin a new, better life. But we can only do this with your help. Homeless kitties are everywhere and they need us now. Your hands-on help and financial support are urgently needed to get this lifesaving work done. Please call 207-646-1611 for info on volunteering. Or mail a donation to Safe Haven, PO Box 91, Wells, ME 04090.

Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Sky, a four-month-old blue tiger and beige female kitten that just came into ACAR from the Sanford area as a stray. Sky is a little shy on the first meet, but warms up very quickly to a gentle stroke and a soft voice. She will be spayed this week and all necessary vaccinations will be completed to ready her for a loving family. Sky will be seeking a family or a single person that will allow her an indoor lonely life style so she can enjoy a long and healthy life style. Sky will do well with other house cats, non aggressive dogs, respectful older children and all adult members of the family. If you have been toying with the idea that a nice young kitten would be a addition to your family circle, Sky would so like to meet with you. In addition to Sky, we still have sweet young kittens ready

to go, a good number of young adult cats, and a limited number of older adults cats all looking to you for their new loving family. Cat Food Needed! ACAR is spending a fortune on canned cat/kitten food, dry kitten/cat food and litter just to meet our day to day basic needs. We are looking to the public to help us by dropping off any of these very basic items so we may continue to meet our mission. We have drop sites at our adoption center located at 251 Country Club Road, Sanford, Maine and our thrift store located at the 37 Market Street North Berwick, Maine. Any and all donations will be most gratefully appreciated. Support For Life Our “Support For Life� program asks for the pledge of a $10 monthly donation. Your $10 combined with the monthly

donations of others will help us meet our ongoing expenses and continue our work as a true “No Kill� organization. Please help us continue our mission to provide a safe environment and quality care for abandoned, abused, and lost pets by becoming a “Support for Life� member and pledging a monthly donation. It is through your generosity that the organization exists and will be here to serve your community for years to come.

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WEST KENNEBUNK October is National Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! Do we have the dog for YOU! (or your brother or your neighbor or your best friend - spread the word!) Here at AWS, we've got big dogs, little dogs, black dogs, brown dogs. We've got dogs with floppy ears, pointy ears, long tails, short tails and everything in between! We've got your hiking buddy, your couch pal and your car companion. Most importantly, we've got your new best friend. We have dogs like Juice, an 8-month old American Shelter Dog who is full of energy. And Bo, a 6-year old Labrador/Pit Bull Mix who enjoys hanging out with his people. And Summit (pictured), a 2-year old Walker

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Coon Hound who loves to follow her nose. A full listing of dogs is available on our website. Stop by the adoption center at 46 Holland Road in West Kennebunk to visit with pets. We're open daily (except Wednesdays) 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Through the month of October, we have extended hours on Thursday and Friday until 6:30 p.m. Also please note that we will be open Columbus Day, Monday, October 10 from 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.. Thank you to Spurling Training for your generous contribution (pictured above)!

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Emma's Angels NORTH BERWICK Meet adorable Jonah! He is a 2-3 year Chihuahua looking for a happy home. he is Neutered and up to date on his shots. A sweet low-key boy who gets along with other dogs and cats. Kids over 10 please with any small dog. If you would like to meet Jonah, please call Emma's Angels Rescue 207676-5599. A big thank you to all that helped with our very successful Bake Sale last weekend with the Historical Society of North Berwick!

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SPORTS Former Women’s Boxing Champ Offers Tips on Fighting The Odds

Most women put on heels and a business suit when they head out to break the glass ceiling. Lisa “Too Fierce” Cohen pulled on a pair of 8-ounce boxing gloves. When she was small, she and her brothers watched Muhammad Ali on TV, and she tried to mimic his moves. She even boxed at summer camp, and learned to admire the tactical aspects of the sport as much as the toughness. But she never imagined boxing would become her career. After all, as her brothers put it, she was “just a girl.” Years later, while her family watched a pay-per-view bout on TV, the married mother of two was elated to see two female fighters on the undercard: Christy Martin and Brittany Payne. It was 1996, and Cohen knew she had to get into the ring herself. “When I told friends I wanted to be a fighter, some reminded me, in case I had forgotten, that I was a mother, and they asked me what my husband thought about it,” says Cohen, author of the memoir “Being Too Fierce: One Woman’s Incredible Journey from Foster Child to

World Championship Boxer.” “None of those comments bothered me. I knew I was around people who looked at life through a pinhole, and trying to change their attitude would be a waste of my breath.” It took persistence, but she found a gym, a manager and the resolve to fight her way up in a sport that wasn’t exactly welcoming to women. She knew Ali turned pro at 18, after winning gold at the 1960 Summer Olympics. Another idol, Sugar Ray Leonard, was 20 when he won gold in 1976, and turned pro the following year. Cohen was 29, and “hypersensitive” about her age, when she had her first pro bout. She lost that fight in a unanimous decision, but was “proud to be standing when it was over.” And she’s been standing up for women, and pushing them to go for their dreams ever since. Here are some of her tips for getting ahead: • Be confident in the people in your corner. As a foster child, Cohen learned to quickly assess who was being straight with her and would help her. Over the

years, she built a support system, from court-appointed counselors to fellow fighters, she could count on. • Ask for what you want. A family court judge once asked Cohen, a third-grader, if there was anything special she really wanted to do that year. She didn’t think the judge was serious – she’d learned not to expect any extras – but she said she’d like to take dance classes. The judge made sure she got them. As a fighter, when she knew she needed to move on to another manager to keep growing, she did

– even when leaving was hard or uncomfortable. • Believe in yourself. Cohen was a shy child with a learning disability. One foster mother called her names and told her she would never even graduate high school. “I knew instinctively that I was better than what her cruel words described,” she says. Later, when boxing promoters belittled her or tried to take advantage of her, she stood up to them, eventually taking charge of her own career. And at 45, Cohen received her bachelor’s degree in English. “No matter how your life begins, you make the final decisions about its outcome by taking chances and making good choices,” she says. “When I saw that first televised bout between two women, I couldn’t believe it was real. I wished I was one of those girls.” Six years later, in 2002, she was the IFBA Junior Featherweight champion. Lisa P. Cohen is the author of “Being Too Fierce: One Woman’s Incredible Journey from Foster Child to World Championship Boxer” (www.beingtoofierce.com). She grew up as

a ward of the court and lived in 13 foster homes. In 1996, at age 28, she began boxing and turned professional the next year, competing under the name Lisa “Too Fierce” Foster.

MA on Saturday. Brendan Tribastone of Newburyport, MA, scored for Berwick and Zachary Hearman scored for Beaver.

unassisted was Celine Lawrence. In goal Shannon Giblin had 3 saves. Marshwood is now 10-1 and host Westbrook on Wednesday. Playing well for the hawks was Elaine Bachelder and Sophie Magliozzi.

...WEBBER from page 36 Maria, all of Berwick; daughter Kimberly Webber of Clearwater, FL; brothers, Rodney Webber and wife Linda of Berwick and Wayne Webber of Virginia; sister Sharon Hall of Berwick; 4 grandchildren, Asia and Billy Webber, Austin Day and Olyvia Robert. The family would like to thank York Hospice Home Care for their compassion. Visiting hours were held on Monday, October 3, at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick, where a funeral was held on Tuesday, October 4, followed by interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Berwick. Friends who wish may contribute to the American Diabetes Foundation, 45 Forrest Ave., Portland, ME 04101. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

SCOREBOARD Berwick Academy

Girls' Field Hockey Wednesday, Sep. 28 Berwick 8, Lexington 0 Berwick beat Lexington Christian Academy 8-0 away in Lexington MA this evening. Senior halfback Sydney Hopkins had a hat trick. Sophomore forward Andrea Caradonna scored on a stroke. Sophomore forward Sophie Beauchesne, sophomore mid Claire McKittrick and sophomore forward Chanel Bedard also scored. For Bedard and McKittrick, these goals represent their first varsity goals for the Bulldogs. Junior midfielder Emma O'Shaughnessy had three assists.

Saturday, Oct. 1 Berwick 5, Beaver Country Day 3 Berwick FH (3-3) beat EIL rival Beaver Country Day 5-3 on the road in Chestnut Hill, MA. Playing in the pouring rain against a very physical Beaver team, the Bulldogs played a tremendous game on both offense and defense. Senior halfback Sydney Hopkins (North Hampton, NH) scored twice and Sophomore forward Andrea Caradonna (Lynnfield, MA) also added two. Sophomore forward Sophie Beauschesne (Nottingham, NH) scored a goal on a deflection on a penalty corner. Senior goalkeeper Teya Adams had an excellent game in goal.

Girls' Varsity Soccer Wednesday, Sep. 28 Berwick 3, Lexington 0 The Bulldogs came out strong against LCA on the road today and came home with a 3-0 win. The Bull-

dogs had some impressive chances in the first half. In the 3rd minute Christine Gardella (Haverhill, MA) almost got us on the board when Kenza Farid (Hampton, NH) played a great cross into the box, but an LCA defender blocked the shot. In the 9th minute Kenza Farid (Hampton, NH) almost got on the board with a great shot that was saved by the LCA keeper and Caroline Starr (Rye, NH) almost put in the rebound. Berwick kept up the pressure with good chances to score from Abby Reed (Dover, NH), Lila Roy (Newbury, MA), Kenza Farid (Hampton, NH) and Caroline Starr (Rye, NH) and Christine Gardella (Haverhill, MA). It wasn't until the 38th minute that the Bulldogs got on the board when Aaliyah Farid (Hampton, NH) past the ball to Caroline Starr (Rye, NH) for the goal. The Bulldogs knew they needed to keep up the pressure and continued to create chances. In the 47th minute Lila Roy (Newbury, MA) got the crucial 2nd goal off a cross from Kenza Farid (Hampton, NH). The Bulldogs kept up the pressure and Kate Marshall (York, ME) got the Bulldogs 3rd goal in the 73rd minute with a shot from the top of the 18 to the top right corner well out of reach of the diving LCA keeper. Sam Montagno (Exeter, NH) and the Berwick Defense: Rayne Zimmermann (Exeter, NH), Vanessa Leavitt (Haverhill, MA), Tess Varley (Portsmouth, NH), Abby Reed (Dover, NH) and Christie Sullivan (Exeter, NH) were solid on the day earning the teams 3rd shutout of the season. The Bulldogs are now 4-2-0 and will travel to Beaver Country Day Saturday 10/1. Statistical Summary: 38th min Starr from A.Farid, 46th min Roy from K. Farid, 73rd min Marshall from Gardella.

Saturday, Oct. 1 Berwick 0, Beaver 1 The Bulldogs suffered a heartbreaking loss at Beaver today. The Bulldog defense was solid shutting down Beaver's attack for most of the match, until the last 30 seconds when Teresa Huckaby broke free and hit a shot off the wood work and Sallie Chope put away the rebound. Berwick came out very strong in the first 10 minutes and created a lot of quality chances throughout the game, but couldn't capitalize. The team did a great job to possess despite the weather and slippery surface. Caroline Starr (Rye, NH) had some quality chances in the opening half including one that hit the post in the 32nd minute. Kenza Farid (Hampton, NH) and Rayne Zimmermann (Exeter, NH) did a great job anchoring the Berwick defense and also adding a spark offenseively in the final 15 minutes of the game. Sam Montagno (Exeter, NH) made two key saves late in the game that kept the game scoreless and the Bulldogs chances alive.

Boys' Soccer Wednesday, Sep. 28 Berwick 1, Lexington 2 Berwick Academy lost 2-1 to Lexington Christian Academy on Wednesday in South Berwick. Brendan Tribastone of Newburyport, MA scored the lone Berwick goal off an assist from Sam Faasen of Dover, NH. LCA goals were scored by Dean Rusk and Jason Calandra.

Saturday, Oct. 1 Berwick 1, Beaver Country Day 1 Berwick Academy tied Beaver Country Day, 1-1, in Chestnut Hill,

Marshwood H.S.

Football Marshwood’s Homecoming game on October 7 will celebrate the 50th year of Marshwood Football!

Girls' Varsity Soccer Wednesday, Sep. 28 Biddeford 0, Marshwood 5 Hannah Fife and Casey Perry scored in the first half. In the second half, Natalie Herbold started off the scoring from Molly Ferguson. Zoe Janetos and Marin Smith each added a goal. Natalie Herbold, Molly Ferguson (2x), and Hannah Fife had assists. Nathalie Clavette and Olivia Melton combined for the shut out.

Friday, Sep. 30 Marshwood 2, Sanford 1 Marshwood scored two first half goals and that was all they needed as they beat Sanford 2-1 to improve to 7-1-1 on the season. Natalie Herbold scored the first goal on a pass from Reagan Nichols. Casey Perry added a goal of her own on a pass from Marin Smith. Nathalie Clavette made nine saves for the win. Kayla Wozny played really well for the Hawks.

Girls' Varsity Field Hockey Monday, Oct. 3 Marshwood 2, Bonny Eagle 0 Marshwood traveled to Bonny Eagle and won 2-0. Scoring for the hawks was Leah Glidden assisted by Melanie Dube. Scoring the second goal

Boys' Varsity Soccer Thursday Sep. 29 Sanford 0, Marshwood 9 Marshwood (6-2) beat Sanford (26-1) in South Berwick. Marshwood led at half 3-0 with goals from Noah Caramagno (2) and Lyle Carlson. 2nd half goals from Riley Dinsmore-Patch, Henry Herbold, Henry Honkonen (2), Connor McCoomb, and Mike LaSelva. Turner Goodenough had 3 assists and Sam Leathe made 4 saves in net. Sanford goalies Garrett Gallant and Isaac Plante combined for 9 saves.

Monday, Oct. 3 Noble 0, Marshwood 2 Marshwood (7-2) topped Noble (3-6) in South Berwick with a first half goal from Henry Herbold (assisted by Riley Dinsmore-Patch) and a second half goal from Riley Dinsmore-Patch (assisted by Max Berman). Sam Leathe made 5 saves. Noble keeper Noah Safford made 13 saves for the Knights.

Tuesday, Oct. 4 Marshwood 1, Deering 3 Marshwood (7-3) lost to Deering (90-1) in Portland. Deering held a 2-1 lead at half with goals from Lounge Turahimbawe and Erick Pereira. Marshwood's Henry Honkonen scored in the first, assisted by Max Berman. Deering's Conor Doane sealed the win with less than 5 minutes remaining. Sam Leathe made 4 saves for Marshwood.

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

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Winners! 2016 Landowner Appreciation Day

STATEWIDE The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife & the Maine Forest Service hosted a statewide clean-up event on Sunday, September 18, 2016. This event helped private landowners in Maine by organizing a clean-up day for illegally disposed litter on their land. The statewide event sends a clear message that we appreciate their generosity for access and use of private land for outdoor recreation. A contest was established and was sponsored by Kittery Trading Post for those groups that collected the most trash from private land. Here are the 2016 winners: 1st Place: Waterboro Cub Scouts pack 306: $1,000.00 gift card to Kittery Trading Post [29 loads of garbage]. Game Warden Carleton Richardson & Corporal Mike Joy. 2nd Place: Skowhegan Boy Scouts troop 485: $750.00 gift card to Kittery Trading Post [25 documented loads]. Game Wardens Tom McKenney & Chad Robertson. 3rd Place: Tie! Maine Youth Fish & Game Association & Standish ATV & Snowmobile Club. $500.00 gift card to Kittery Trading Post [23 docu-

RENTALS FURNISHED ROOM - YORK Year round rental available to mature female. Kitchen, laundry and utilities included. Background check required. No smoking or pets. $350 / mo. Call 207-363-3312 APT FOR RENT - YEAR ROUND - YORK. Sunny 1 bedroom, $950 per month. Utilities included plus W/D and garage bay in winter. Suitable for only one person. No pets. No smoking. Available Oct. 1. Call Davis at 207-776-4519 RENTAL IN WELLS 3 Bedroom, 3/4 bath, kitchenette, laundry, WiFi, electric & heat included. No smoking or pets. $1500/month. (207) 450-1091 207.384.4008 96 Portland St. So. Berwick, ME

SOUTH BERWICK TOWNHOUSE RENTAL 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, Private Area $1400 / Month plus Utilities Mowing and Plowing Included www.century21barbarapatterson.com

OGUNQUIT Year-round, 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Open concept and pet friendly. $1,800/month plus utilities. Ogunquit Rental Properties 207-646-1500

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mented loads]. Game Wardens Joe Bailey, Dave Georgia, Jim Fahey & Pete Herring 4th Place: Morrill Cub Scouts pack 35: $250.00 gift card to Kittery Trading Post [19 documented loads]. Game Warden Sergeant Chris Simmons.

Honorable mention goes to the Unity College Conservation Law Club which was next on the list with 17 documented loads! Thank you to all who participated and helped make the 2016 Landowner Appreciation Day effort a huge success!

$32.9 Million Funding Announced for PNSY Dry Dock Repairs PORTSMOUTH The U.S. Navy plans to provide funding for two critical projects at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY). The funding includes $25.7 million to conduct critical repairs and improvements to dry dock #3, as well as $7.2 million for engineering and design work related to the construction of a super flood basin for dry dock #1. “The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard helps to ensure our military preparedness around the world and is an economic engine

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

RENTAL WANTED LET US HELP YOU TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY! Call us to get results – no obligations or restrictions. Sales and buyer services as well. BILL JONES REALTY TEAM 207-636-7531 www.billjonesrealtyteam.com ATTN HOMEOWNERS!

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that drives the economy of southern Maine and New Hampshire. “We have long advocated for the Navy to address modernization needs at the shipyard and are pleased that they plan to make these important improvements. These repairs will help improve the safety and efficiency of the highly trained, exceptional workforce that performs vital maintenance for our Nation's nuclear submarines,� U.S. Senators Susan Collins (R-ME), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), and Angus King (I-ME) said in a joint statement.

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

OFFICE RENTAL YORK, A NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE SPACE! 2nd Floor, Elevator, $350/mo. INCL Heat/Elec & Conf Room. 250 Sq Ft & 500 Sq Ft Opt. CALL 363-1825 TODAY.

Public Safety Dept. Receives $459,150 STATEWIDE The Maine Department of Public Safety (MDPS) will receive a total of $459,150 through the Department of Justice to improve forensic science services and create a system for the automation of manual criminal records. “Accurate and timely forensic science and access to criminal records are crucial to ensuring the effectiveness of our criminal justice system,� said U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King in a joint statement. “This funding will enhance MDPS’ efforts to keep our state safe by enhancing its database, maintaining the reliability of forensic results, and improving training for staff.� The National Institute of Justice’s Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Grant Program will award $71,530 to

MDPS to improve the forensic science services provided by the Maine State Police Crime Lab, the forensic analysis of controlled substances by the Health and Environmental Testing Laboratory, and the medical legal death investigation services by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. The funds will also be used for specialized training in the forensic disciplines of crime scene investigations and controlled substances. The National Criminal Improvement Program will award $387,620 to MDPS to automate the state’s backlog of manual criminal records to enhance the quality and accessibility of criminal history information. This project will be completed in collaboration with the Maine State Police and the State Bureau of Identification.

...MIKES from page 16 ole American staples that are a delight to both the senses and the checkbook. The recipes celebrated at Mike’s Diner are the same recipes that have been popular for decades. Mike respects the diner tradition but puts a much friendlier spin on comfort and camaraderie. Attention to detail and quality ingredients are Mike’s hallmarks and Mike’s loyal patrons return on a regular basis to enjoy the foods and the friendly chatter. Many of his customers have compared sitting at Mike’s counter to sit-

ting at Ted Danson’s Cheers Bar. The grill and the griddle, the primary means of cooking in the early days of American diners will be re-invigorated with Mike’s specialties. But make no mistake, when you walk into Mike’s you will be immediately hit with the aroma of freshly brewed pots of coffee. Mike loves his coffee and his customers will be able to have their choice of our finest local roasteries. Say hello to Mike, give him a call at 207-502-7739.

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FOR SALE SILKY CHICKS FOR SALE Beautiful, small, uffy & fancy chickens for family pets & eggs. Call Chicken Joe 207-646-0372. DIGITAL PIANO FOR SALE Roland KR-570 Intelligent Digital Piano with accessories and music books in excellent condition. $1000. 207-837-1527 ITEMS FOR SALE Hand-carved China Cabinet $475, Electric Lift Recliner (Paid $891) Now $299, French Provincial Couch, Chair, and Ottoman $300. 207-646-3102

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

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National Law Center Honors Senator Collins

HELP WANTED

WAITSTAFF / SERVERS needed immediately at Hobbs Harborside. Apply in person at 352 Harbor Road, Wells.

PET SERVICES PET-SITTING IN YOUR HOME York and nearby towns. Retired teacher who loves animals. Insured and bonded. 207-475-6716

WASHINGTON, D.C. The National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty recently honored U.S. Senator Susan Collins at the 18th annual McKinney-Vento Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C. The Law Center presented the Bruce F. Vento Award to U.S. Senator Susan Collins for her efforts to advance legislation to prevent homelessness among young adults, foster children, and families. “I am grateful to be recognized for my work to reduce youth homelessness. This is one of our nation’s most difficult challenges and its size is staggering, with more than 1.3 million young people experiencing homelessness each year,� said Senator Collins. “This is a call to action. We must send a powerful message to the most vulnerable among us: there are people who care about you, who want you to be safe, and who want you to

succeed." This May, under Senator Collins’ leadership, the Senate passed the bipartisan appropriations bill that provides essential funding for the Department of Housing and Urban Development by a vote of 89 to 8. This overwhelmingly bipartisan bill includes $2.3 billion for Homeless Assistance Grants, of which $40 million is dedicated for grants targeted to providing comprehensive and coordinated solutions to youth homelessness. In addition, earlier this Congress, Senator Collins introduced the Runaway and Homeless Youth and Trafficking Prevention Act with Senator Patrick Leahy (DVT), which would strengthen critical preventive and treatment services. The Law Center, founded in 1989, is the only national legal group dedicated to ending and preventing homelessness. The organization works to expand

affordable housing access, meet immediate and long-term needs of the homeless and those at risk, and strengthen the social safetynet. The McKinney-Vento Awards pays tribute to Congressmen Stewart B. McKinney and Bruce F. Vento, co-authors of the first major legislation addressing the national homelessness crisis. The Law Center also honored Washington Wizard John Wall, Dechert LLP, and Angela Spencer.

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48 The Weekly Sentinel

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

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NEW LISTING

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