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Volume 11 • Issue No. 52

Tim Janis

Tim Janis Celebrates Christmas all Throughout the Year

Tim Janis and Paul Mccartney, (seated) with two associates at Abbey Road Studios in England during taping of Music of Hope.

By Nancye Tuttle Contributing Reporter YORK – Musician and filmmaker Tim Janis is filled with the Christmas spirit all year long. His uplifting music promotes peace, understanding and goodwill - and his philanthropic foundation raises hundreds of thousands of dollars to fight cancer, raise autism awareness and support local libraries, hospice and homeless organizations.

It’s what he loves doing. And, while he works with superstars like Sir Paul Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Kate Winslet, George Clooney and Dick Van Dyke, he remains unaffected and committed to sharing his talents for good causes. “Fundraising and creating work that inspires others go hand in hand for me,� says Janis. A University of New Hampshire music composition graduate, Janis has loved south-

ern Maine since his college days in the early 1990s, when he had a recording studio on Rt. 1 in York. Today, he and his fiancĂŠe Elizabeth Demmer make their home in York. “Maine has always supported me and my work,â€? he said. Always keen on helping others, a turning point in Janis’ career took place in 2002 when he collaborated with McCartSee JANIS page 5...

Special Visitors at the Morrison Center in Wells WELLS “The smiles on the kids’ faces were priceless when Santa walked in,� according to Chief Jo-Ann Putnam of the Wells Police Department. On Thursday the 17 and Friday the 18, members of the Wells police Department and the Wells Emergency Medical Services along with Santa visited with the children and adults at the Morrison Center located at 526 Post Road

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Children and adults at Morrison Center in Wells receive visits from Santa and the Police and Emergency Medical Services.

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Student Boats Launched at The Landing School KENNEBUNKPORT The Landing School successfully launched 12 Student Built Boats as their first December launching in nearly 10 years. The Landing School resurrected the old tradition of launching first semester projects just before the holiday break last Friday, December 18, in Kennebunkport. Students, faculty, parents, and supportive community members gathered to celebrate this tradition. After a welcome from Landing School President, Dr.

Richard Schuhmann, and a traditional blessing by Reverend Charles Whiston of Old South Congregational Church in Kennebunkport, the twelve small crafts were Christened with champagne by the students and launched in the Kennebunk River. The Landing School’s wooden boat-building students built eight classic 12 foot “Yankee Skiffs� using lumber harvested in New England. The

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~ Pets ~

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NORTH BERWICK Meet Willie, a 5-monthold looking for his forever home. This adorable Lab/Pittie mix came to us from Louisiana. He is a happy little boy, good with absolutely everyone, perfect family dog! Neutered and up to date on his shots, ready for the next adventure in his life! Another Chance Animal Rescue has a mission to rescue pets in need. Without the support of the general public, we cannot fulfill our mission. It is to this end that we want to thank each and every one of you who, through your generosity, make it possible for us to assist those who need it the most, the loving companion animals who through no fault of their own end up homeless. We truly appreciate your dedication, caring and selflessness. We wish the happiest of holidays to you and yours from the Board of Directors, Volunteers and Animals of Another Chance Animal Rescue.

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Wish List: Donation of pet foods, dry & canned, scoopable kitty litter, cat and dog toys and treats; Cleaning Supplies such as Clorox Clean-Up, Windex, Paper Towels; Staples or Walmart Gift Cards for office supplies, card stock paper, postage stamps, batteries; Gift Certificates and items for raffles; Donation of advertising space in newspapers; Donation of printing for posters, flyers, brochures; Saleable Items for the Thrift Store. Volunteers and of course money is always welcome to help pay for veterinary services and veterinary supplies, (Frontline Plus, preventives, vaccines, test kits.)

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ACAR Newsletter: Our Christmas newsletter “Stray Thoughts� has been mailed. If you would like to be added to our mailing list and receive a copy by mail, please call the rescue at 207-676-9330 with your name and address and we will get a copy out to you! 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. It is through your generosity that the organization exists and will be here to serve your community for years to come.

WELLS Zeus and Marley and the rest of the kitties at our Adoption Center wish you all a Merry Christmas and thank you for the food donations. Recently two mother cats with their kittens were adopted. Not many people want to add 3-4 kitties all at once, and not everyone can meet our adoption standards. These two families of mother and kittens had long been waiting for their forever homes, but we never considered breaking up the families or lowering our standards. Christmas has been delivered to us daily, by supporters who have brought cans of cat food and donations for our store and shelter. Susan in York amazed us as her elves carried

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in case after case, bag after bag, of exactly what Safe Haven’s kitties asked Santa for. We were also very touched by a young boy, who delivered a big bag of specially selected cat food and treats that he purchased with money he earned doing chores. A touching story to share: Doreen from Lyman was purchasing a toy chicken marionette at our thrift store, and she told me about a red hen she noticed in her yard recently. It seemed odd, since none of her neighbors had chickens. The hen stayed all day, and when her daughter Rachel came home from school they fed the hen Rice Krispies. That night the hen perched on an empty flowerpot near their door. She happily See HAVEN page 11...

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Atria Holds Prelude Concert

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...HAVEN from page 10 tucked herself in close to their door. The next morning what did they find on their doorstep but a gift from the hen. A lovely egg, just for them! Touched by this hen’s generosity, they filled a cardboard box with leaves and set it under their deck. The hen loved her new “home� and nested in it. Again, another egg to say thank you! The next day, Doreen came home to find her kindhearted husband, Todd, busy with hammer and nails, building a hen house just for their new family member, who they have named Penny. This gift of love all started with an egg.

KENNEBUNK ‘Atria Sings’ chorus presented holiday songs as Atria Kennebunk marked the group’s 4th annual prelude concert. Employees, friends and family all gathered together for the event. Members of ‘Atria Sings’ 2015 chorus are, (back row) Chorus Director Shirley Haywood, Jim Flynn, Sumner Hammond, Terry Chart, Lucy McDonald, Rita Lemieux. Middle Row; Jim Derleth, Soloist Marcel Viger, Therese Viger, Madelyn Perry, Marian Hanson, Irene LeClerc, Elizabeth Faulkner. Front Row; Monica Lyon, Carolynne MacDonald, Jeanne O’Loughlin, Marjorie Moore, Thays Krueger, and chorus narrator Joyce Pompeo.

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Health & Fitness York Hospital’s “Adopt a Holiday Family� Decks the Halls YORK – Since its inception twenty years ago, York Hospital’s ‘Adopt a Holiday Family’ program has helped families and seniors in need of extra support, thanks to the generosity of staff members and volunteers. This wonderful holiday tradition recently worked its giving magic by providing gifts and holiday meals to York County families. Orchestrated by the hospital’s own Community Health Promotion (CHP) Team, along with a troop of generous staff members, fifty-four families and seniors received gifts straight

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SANFORD – Hannaford Supermarkets and the American Heart Association (AHA) recently partnered to help keep kids healthy and active during the Maine winter. The Carl J. Lamb School in Sanford received a donation of snowshoes for the younger-aged children when the organizations learned they were in need. Physical Education teacher Kay Wilkins did not have snowshoes for the kindergarten through third grade students for a popular after school snowshoe club. Hannaford Supermarkets stepped in with a donation so that all kids at the school could participate. “We applaud Hannaford and the Carl J. Lamb School for supporting healthy habits starting at a young age,� said Meredith McNeil of the AHA. “Children, teens and adults who are physically active have See ACTIVE page 13...

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Health & Fitness ...ACTIVE from page 12 healthier bodies and minds than people who are not physically active. Physical activity can also raise self-esteem, improve your mood, help you sleep better, and give you more energy.� "All of us at the Sanford Hannaford are proud to support this healthy activity for the children of our community," said Store Manager Ron Sullivan. "We hope that the students really enjoy these snowshoes so that they can experience all that the Maine

outdoors offers." The AHA recommends that people under the age of 20 years get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous aerobic activity every day. Here are some ideas and tips to help get kids moving: Brisk walking, dancing and biking are fun types of physical activity. Go outside and play instead of watching TV or sitting down and playing games on the computer. When you play video games, play games that require you to get up and move, like those that involve dancing, exer-

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Wells HS Student in Miss Teen Maine USA Pageant

WELLS – Sarah Holdsworth, a junior at Wells High School, recently participated in the Miss Teen Maine USA pageant in Portland, Maine. This event, produced by Clemente Production offers Maine teens a chance to compete for the title of Miss Teen Maine USA and a chance to compete at the National level for the title of Miss Teen USA. Teens around the state are encouraged to learn about themselves and others during the pro...KIDS from page 13 favorite outdoor games, like hiking, biking or swimming. Check out your local community center for opportunities to join sports clubs and other recreational activities. Start a new hobby that will include physical activity, such as karate, yoga, boxing, running, fencing, basketball, or whatever gets you moving while having fun. You’ll meet new people and get healthier at the same time. Join a sports team at school or in the neighborhood. Instead of just standing around on the playground, run around! The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke. To learn more or to get involved, call the AHA in Maine at 207-289-2394, visit heart.org/maine or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

cess of competition. Thousands of girls apply to be interviewed. A fraction of these interview with pageant staff and thirty or so teens are invited to the semi-finals that took place the weekend after Thanksgiving in Portland. Each of the participating young ladies supported the other. The girls are chosen based on integrity, community service, confidence, spirit and heart. Sarah chose to pursue her platform of bullying awareness. More so, Holdsworth believed in the support of those who have experienced bullying to begin the process of rebuilding selfesteem and confidence. To this end, she is currently working

with others to develop a presentation concerning bullying and self-esteem with the intention of traveling around the state speaking to young people and parents. Her catch phrase is "Enough” meaning you are enough, pretty enough, smart enough, talented enough and no one can take that away from you. Holdsworth competed and placed in the top three – second runner up. She has been approached by an organizer of an anti- bullying outreach organization as a result of sharing her story during competition and placing and plans to compete again next year and continue her plans to work within the Maine community.

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SACO The 11th annual Festival of Trees spectacular was enjoyed at the Saco Museum event “Home for the Holidays.” Atria Kennebunk residents Lucy Mc-

Donald, Joyce Pompeo, Beverly Knight, Doris Fader, Carolynn MacDonald, Irene LeClerc, Ted Lenz, Marion Jones and Monica Lyons voted for their favorites.

Meet Traip’s James Lawrence… “I love life; Bring it on!” KITTERY Every once in a while someone comes along whose maturity belies his years. James Lawrence is that person. A junior at Robert W. Traip Academy, at 17 James isn’t vague about his future. He’s prepared and readied himself early on to become a welder. A self-confessed tinkerer, James watched and learned skills from his grandfather, a farmer, and his father, a lobsterman. With a rather unconscious laser-like focus, James’ future has been mapped out by the desire to work with his hands. He’s learned how to repurpose and rehabilitate machinery. A favorite project has been restoring his great grandfather’s 1970 GMC truck, passed down in the family, now complete with a homemade flat bed. “It’s real steel, not tin can new metal they use on cars today.” He says with disdain. Every week James spends his school day in two worlds, one at Traip Academy studying English, History, Geometry and Chemistry in morning classes then taking a van with other schoolmates to Sanford Regional Technical Center where his skills in iron work and welding are put to the test. James will be a certified welder, after graduation and will have most, if not all, of the credentials needed to be a journeyman. When not in class, James spends time daily in the weight room preparing to play as

number 66 for the Rangers, as lineman. Having played football since the 5th grade he is glad to hear that the Kittery School Committee recently agreed to reinstate football for the Shapleigh School 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. “This is my 6th year being number 66. Every year everyone takes a new number. Not me, I don’t see the need. I’m number 66! I play nose tackle, nose guard. I’m the man in the middle. I love the game. I read everything I can about it.” When asked about concussion concerns James pauses and firmly says “If they look at the numbers, they’ll see there are more concussions in soccer than football. You’ve got to protect your body as best you can. The weight room work is used to gain strength and a secondary reason is to build muscle. But the one thing you can’t protect is your See LAWRENCE page 24...

BUSINESS & FINANCE MDF Honors New Next Step Maine Employers Elite Oceanfront Insurance Program Have you seen your home or auto premium increase on this years renewal? Have you been told your homes distance from the ocean makes it more expensive to insure? Have you been forced to take a large deductible or wind deductible? At Sevigney-Lyons, we excel in insuring Ocean Front Homes from Seabrook to Bar Harbor. Whether it’s a weekly rental on the beach or the family compound on the harbor, we have the program to help better protect your investment while keeping premiums, and deductibles, low.

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~ Home & Business Services ~ TREE SERVICES

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~ News ~

Parker Receives Maine State Grange Educator of the Year Award NORTH BERWICK David Parker, teacher at Noble High School in North Berwick, received the Educator of the Year Award from the Maine State Grange. The award was presented to him on November 7 by former student Chaley Machado at Riverside Grange #475 located at 488 Little River Road in Lebanon, along with a check in the amount of $100 which Parker donated to the Hurd Backpack Project. Machado sent in the nomination back in August 2015 with a very impressive write up as to why Parker deserved such

an award. Machado stated that not only was he a great teacher who involved the children in work and made a subject such as Physics fun, he made a statement that has lasted until this day. Parker apologized to his students for “His generation� depleting the natural resources for the generations to come and his goal is to help improve those resources now. Machado stated, “That statement has stuck with me throughout high school and now into college.� After the nomination was submitted to the Maine State Grange Community Service

Committee a panel was assembled to review all the entries. The board panel consisted of Maine State Grange Master Victoria Huff, CS Board Member Cassandra Corliss, Bath Police Officer William Andrew, Bath Fire Chief Brent Libby, and Maine State Grange Community Service Director Christine Corliss who stated there were 5 entries, and Parker was voted unanimously to receive this award. Parker’s entry has now been passed on for consideration of the Northeast Regional Grange. If he is voted to receive the award for Northeast Region he will be asked to attend the Northeast Leadership Conference of Granges to receive the award. Christine Corliss, who is also a member of Riverside

Grange #475 stated, “It was a privilege to be a part of presenting this Award to Mr. Parker.� Machado stated, “This was more than a privilege for such a deserving man to receive this

Notable Collegiate Achievements Bates College, Lewiston, ME Colby Harrison, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Harrison of Kennebunk, was the stage manager for "Marie and the Nutcracker," the fall 2015 mainstage theater performance at Bates College. The play was written and directed by Martin Andrucki, the college's Charles A. Dana Professor of Theater, who put a modern twist on German writer E.T.A. Hoffmann's original story "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King." Harrison is a 2013 graduate of Kennebunk High School. He is majoring in neurosci-

...LAWRENCE from page 14 brain.� Lobstering in summer with his Dad and snowplowing in the family business during stormy winter months, not much time is left for other pursuits but James golfs and also enjoys hunting. “I do target shooting, I hunt and got my first deer last year.� With this interview taking place shortly after the terrorist attacks in Paris, James was asked how he felt about guns and background checks. Again, measuredly, he answered, “I see life as it is. We should have defense. Do a background search, pass the background check and then you should have a gun safety course for pistols. You should be trained how to shoot. But he earnestly added, “Everybody in Kittery I trust.� With hopes ultimately to remain in Kittery and find employment at the Portsmouth Ship Yard, James doesn’t feel any need to break away, leav-

ing home to experience a ‘right of passage’. “I don’t need that. I can’t imagine being any other place than Kittery. It’s just home. I don’t ever want to leave. You get lucky to live here. I’m not moving any time soon. With a wide grin, James continued, “I told my Dad ‘Guess who gets to live with you for a while?’ � Laughter followed. In a more serious vein when asked if he’s been preparing for his future for a long time, James answered, “I’ve been preparing for it all my life. Life is not given to you. You’ve got to work for it. You just don’t get things. That’s the driving force for all that I’ve done. Think what you want to think. If you’re yourself, you’ll be happy.� Submitted by Lois Cosloy, a Kittery resident and a retired educator who has a special interest in showcasing the talented students in the Kittery School Department.

Maine Mock Trial Competition

Berwick Academy participants in the Maine Mock Trial stand ready to face off against competition.

SOUTH BERWICK – The Berwick Academy Mock Trial team competed in the semifinals of the Maine State Mock Trial competition this past weekend. Berwick's team faced off against three other teams in the semi-final round, ultimately beating out Lewiston to moving on to the finals against defending champions in Cape Elizabeth at the Cumberland County Courthouse. The Berwick Academy Mock Trial team is comprised of 20 Upper School students who

award and I will treasure the experience of being able to be present to give him this award for the rest of my life. Good luck Mr. Parker in the Northeast Regional Nomination.�

are coached by former parents Jon and Karen Springer and advised by faculty member Amory Mansfield. The Maine State High School Mock Trial Competition is an academic program for schools to compete at regional, state and national levels. The trial is a simulated case, based on Maine law, in which students portray attorneys and witnesses. The trials are unscripted. Competition matches are conducted before real judges in courtrooms all over the state.

ence and theater at Bates.

Keene State College, Keene, NH Lydia St Pierre of South Berwick was among 48 first-year students who received a President's Scholarship this year. This renewable merit scholarship is awarded annually to incoming freshmen that exhibit academic excellence with a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and SAT scores of more than 1,800. Fulltime in-state students receive $3,500 annually, and fulltime out-of-state students receive an annual award of $8,000.

Tufts University, Medford, MA This fall more than 1,300 undergraduate students from around the world began their first year at Tufts University. They include: Jeremy Batchelder of Kittery Point, Emma Cusack of York, Henry Hintermeister of North Berwick and Amanda Lillie of York. "This is a class with intelligence and personality, a group of students with a wide and sometimes unexpected set of perspectives and backgrounds," said Lee Coffin, dean of undergraduate admissions, at the Class of 2019's matriculation ceremony.

Western University, Springfield, MA Rachel E. Bolduc of Lebanon, was recently elected to the Student Senate during student elections for the 2015-2016 school year at Western New England University. Bolduc holds the position of Senator. The Student Senate is the offi cial voice of full-time students and is comprised of representatives from each class, representatives from each of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, and Engineering, commuter and resident representatives.

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SPORTS Local Results: 2015 Atlantic Invitational Wrestling Tournament 1 Danny Buteau, Oak Hill, Decision 9-2; 2 Grifyn Smith, Dirigo, None; 3 Kyle Glidden, Marshwood, Decision 10-0; 4 ZyAnthony Moss, MCI, None

STATEWIDE Outstanding Wrestler: Danny Buteau, Oak Hill Sean Sheehy Award (Outstanding Wells Wrestler): Cullen Cummings, Wells

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org/moses. The state of Maine offers a wide range of hunting and fishing opportunities. Maine is nearly as large as all the other New England states combined, with over 17 million acres of forested land, 6,000 lakes and ponds and 32,000 miles of rivers and streams. Buying a license is an easy and effective way to support Maine's fish and wildlife management efforts, especially this time of year, a license is the perfect gift for outdoor sporting enthusiasts! All proceeds from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses stay at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. IFW also offers additional gift items in our online shop such as IFW logo apparel, The Maine Way cookbook, season passes to the Maine Wildlife Park, or the opportunity to support conservation efforts with the purchase of a Maine Birder Band or Heron Sticker. To visit our online shop or to learn more about IFW programs, please visit www.mefishwildlife.com.

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Dear Computer Lady, I read all of your newsletters and find them very helpful and written for the non-technical minds. Thank you. I have a question about FaceBook tags. Is there a FaceBook setting so that I will not be included in my friends' tags and still follow my friends? Thank you, Linda Dear Linda, When your friends make a post, or post a picture, they can tag you by mentioning your name, or tagging you in the picture. While there doesn't appear to be a setting to stop your friends from tagging you (sometimes simply asking them to not tag you will be the best solution) you can turn on a setting in Facebook that will allow you to manually approve posts that you have been tagged

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I have tried Windows 10 and don't like it. I want to stay with Windows 7 Professional. Is there a way to remove the Icon in the tray that is constantly asking me to install Windows 10? Thanks for your very interesting weekly emails. I look forward to each one. Harlan Dear Harlan, The prompt to upgrade to Windows 10 is actually the result of windows update, KB3035583. All you have to do to remove it, is uninstall the update. Here is how: 1. Open the Control Panel. You can either click on "Start" and "Control Panel", or click on Start and search for the Control Panel. 2. Under "Programs" in the control Panel, click "Uninstall A Program." 3. In the left column, click on "View Installed Updates." 4. In the list of updates, find the update named, KB3035583 you can use the search box in the upperright corner of the window to make it easier. 5. Click on the update, then click, "Uninstall" to remove the update. Your computer will need to restart to finish the removal. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I love reading your newsletter. It Ă­s so full of information. Would like to know how

to shorten the URL for webpage links. I know there Ă­s software to do this but not sure how it works and which one is the best one. Thanks for your useful newsletter. Teresa Dear Teresa, It is actually very easy to create a shortened URL and there are a few online services out there that will do it for you. First, copy the URL of the web page you want to link to. Next go to one of the online URL shortening services. I like to use TinyUrl.com, but there are quite a few out there Google has one and Bitly is quite popular. When you go to the website, just paste in your long URL, click the button and you will be given a shorter URL to copy and paste into your email message, facebook page, tweet, or whatever you want to use it for. The Google URL shortener at https://goo.gl/ keeps track of the short URLs you have created and even tells you how many times it was clicked on. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at: www.askthecomputerlady. com/questions.

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These sales specials will be removed from any remaining vehicles at 8pm, Monday, January 4, 2016. Due to strong demand for used cars, our appraisers and full time buyers are in a position to offer you the absolute top dollar for your trade, regardless of make or model!!! Better yet, due to the large number of trades we anticipate, every used car on our premises will be sale priced for immediate sale and delivery in an effort to clear our lot. Bad credit, no credit, no problem! Everyone is approved! All factory programs are available. Including Special Lease Programs. Special A.P.R. rates, and College Graduate Programs through our primary lenders. Please bring your title or payment book and we will arrange for immediate delivery. There will never be a better time to buy or lease a new Nissan, new Hyundai or quality Certified Used Vehicle than during this 2015 YEAR SALES END EVENT!

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~ News ~ USCGC Reliance Returns Home

KITTERY – The 81-member crew of the Coast Guard Cutter RELIANCE returned to their homeport at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine on Sunday, December 20, following an eight week patrol, in the Coast Guard’s First District. During their most recent deployment, the crew of the 210-foot RELIANCE was primarily responsible for conducting fisheries boardings to enforce fisheries regulations enacted by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration. U.S. Domestic Fisheries is a $24 Billion industries that the Coast Guard helps regu-

late to enhance stewardship of marine ecosystems, assisting in preventing the decline of marine protected species populations and their habitats. RELIANCE served as the Northern New England Search and Rescue response cutter, acting as the first responder for offshore emergency operations. Seaman Apprentice Brandon O’Sullivan who qualified as a Helmsman and lookout said “I’ll remember my first deployment as being really busy, but I really enjoyed the port calls and learning deck seamanship and damage control. First Class Petty Officer Jeff Gehrke said “I’ve never seen a

unit come together through adversity like RELIANCE does, there is compassion and a unity of teamwork that allows us to complete the mission.� During RELIANCE’s 54 day deployment, the cutter sailed over 4,000 nautical miles and conducted 47 boarding’s while operating throughout the Northern Atlantic and Gulf of Maine. The cutter conducted training and exercises with Air Station Cape Cod and Coast Guard Cutter TYBEE, a 110 foot Patrol Boat homeported in Woods Hole, MA. The crew enjoyed port calls in Manhattan, NY, Boston, MA and Portland, ME.

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~ News ~ ...JANIS from page 1 ney, Joel, Ray Charles, Andre Previn, Emmanuel Ax, Maya Angelou, the New York Philharmonic and London Symphony to produce Music of Hope,� a fundraising CD for the American Cancer Society. “The artists were great to work with and raising money to fight cancer was important to them,� he said. The album rose to #1 on the Billboard classical charts. Janis, who produced the album, contributed $100,000 to the ACS and created his non-profit Music of Hope organization to benefit and raise awareness to important causes through music, film and performance. Janis also mentors young musicians through his Celebrate America project, a collaboration with school music teachers who bring their high school choirs to local PBS stations to tape a performance. Janis supervises and edits each program. Over 30,000 students have participated in Celebrate America, with this winter’s programming planned in Montana and Salt Lake City, Utah. “Students have the opportunity to work in a television studio and showcase their musical talents,� said Janis. “I am glad that PBS stations do this for their communities.� Janis celebrates each holiday season with his American Christmas Carol concert, featuring a large chorus, orchestra and celebrity guest performers,

at Carnegie Hall in New York City. This year’s 10th anniversary concert on December 4 was ranked one of the best holiday shows in the city by CBS television. Over the years, Sarah McLachlan, Kate Winslet, Ioan Gruffudd, Zachary Levi, Loreena McKennitt, Andrea Corr, Hayley Westenra, Jackie Evancho and Neil Sedaka have performed. Proceeds help such organizations as Winslet’s Golden Hat Foundation for autism awareness and the Sarah McLachlan School of Music, which gives no-cost music lessors to at-risk, underserved kids. “The show is joyous and hopeful. I hope to broadcast it nationally in 2016 to inspire people and make them happy,� said Janis. Locally, Janis recently performed a benefit holiday concert at Saint Mary’s Church in Wells to raise funds for hospice. His friend Bill Thompson organized the concert in honor of his wife Jackie, who passed away this year in hospice care. Besides the concerts, Janis and Demmer joined Dick Van Dyke for his 90th birthday celebration at Disneyland. They became friends with Van Dyke after he appeared in Janis’ first film, The Button Girl, shot locally and in California in 2014. “Dick is a national treasure and I hope to make more movies with him,� said Janis.. The movie, also starring Jane Seymour and Charles Shaughnessy and narrated by

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~ News ~ Kennebunk High School Cares

The Mitten Tree is one of the many projects that Kennebunk High School students completed as they give back during the holiday season each year.

KENNEBUNK Each year, between Thanksgiving and the December holidays, Kennebunk High School students complete “We Care� projects in their advisories. The purpose of these projects is to give back in some way to the school, community, nation and/or world. Katie Mooney’s advisory painted the reindeer for Santa’s sleigh on the Town Hall lawn. Other projects included: Mittens and hats donated to the Graves Memorial Library Mitten Tree; Contributions to Kennebunk Cares Closet; Holiday Cards sent to veterans; Operation Christmas Child; Donations to the food pantry; Holiday

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that they saw hope and peace in those baskets and then brought them around the sanctuary where people filled them up with coins, cash and checks. The congregation was especially inspired by 93-year-old Dick Edson, WWII veteran who greeted and presented the check to the Pease Greeters at the December 11 flight.

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York Public Library “5 Flights Up� Fall Film Series Sunday, December 27 at 3 p.m. Academy Award winners Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton star in this heartwarming story about a happily married couple, Ruth and Alex Carver, who have decided to cash in on their sought-after Brooklyn apartment. After enlisting the help of Ruth's niece, real estate agent Lily (Cynthia Nixon), they're about to embark on a whirlwind weekend they never imagined! PG-13 for language and some nude images. 92 minutes.

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~ News ~ Maine High School Students Invited to Participate in Congressional App Challenge 1st DISTRICT MAINE Congresswoman Chellie Pingree has invited high school students in Maine’s 1st District to participate in the Congressional App Challenge. Students have until January 15, 2016, to develop and submit their apps, which will be judged by a panel of experts convened by the Maine Technology Institute. A winner for Pingree’s District will be announced in February. “I applaud how Maine schools are using STEM education to prepare our students for the jobs of tomorrow. This competition is an exciting opportunity to put those skills to

the test while learning how to develop the smartphone apps we use every day,� said Pingree. “I hope students give it a shot - I can’t wait to see what they come up with. My thanks to the Maine Technology Institute for their help in connecting Maine’s tech community with the competition.� Students must live or attend a high school in Maine’s 1st District to be eligible for the competition. They can participate as individuals or in a team of up to four. In addition to the app, students must also submit a 3-4 minute video explaining their app and how it works.

The apps can cover any topic. They will be judged on 1) the creativity and originality of the app idea; 2) user experience and design of the idea’s implementation; and 3) quality of coding and programming. Information about the competition—including links to coding resources and submission instructions—can be found on Pingree’s website, www.pingree. house.gov/appchallenge. This is the second year Congressional offices around the country are participating in the challenge, which is coordinated by the Internet Education Foundation.

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Star Wars “The Force Awakens,� which recently opened nationwide. Continuing through January 1, the new ad campaign will air on television, digital outlets, and thousands of theaters across the nation and will prominently feature the new NHTSA ad. The new ad, ‘Man in the Mirror’, depicts a young man’s reflec-

~ Calendar of Events ~ Friday, December 25 Christmas Parade Airing through January 3 If you missed it: The Wells Chamber of Commerce has announced that the Christmas Parade will be aired on WCTV Town Cable Channel 3 through January 3, at 8 a.m., 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. daily.

Sunday, December 27 “October Road� Band at Atria At 2 p.m., October Road will perform a holiday concert at Atria Kennebunk. Light refreshments will be served. 1 Penny Lane, Kennebunk. FMI: 207-985-5866.

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tion in the mirror after a night of drinking where the reflection in the mirror tries to convince him that he’s okay to drive. Another version depicts a young woman in the same scenario, a first for the agency. Both ads shows that people who have been drinking can’t trust themselves to properly judge whether they are sober enough to drive. New data released shows a 1.1 percent decline in drunk driving deaths in 2014. Among the 9,967 alcohol-impaired-driv-

New Year's Eve Kennebunk The town of Kennebunk is celebrating New Year's Eve from 6 p.m. to midnight with a Wild Blueberry Drop! Ice-skating at the Waterhouse Center (with DJ 6:30-8:30 p.m.) until 11:30 p.m.; games, dancing and music at First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church starting at 7:30 p.m. and a late night warm up at the Brick Store Museum (9-11 p.m.). Kids ball drop at the church at 9 p.m.; Wild Blueberry Drop at midnight! Free admission. FMI: facebook.com/NYEKBK.

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...DRIVE from page 7 ing fatalities in 2014, 69 percent (6,852) were in crashes in which at least one driver in the crash had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .15 or higher. This was nearly twice the set limit in every state. The rate of alcohol impairment among drivers involved in fatal crashes in 2014 was almost four times higher at night than during the day. The percentage of drivers involved in fatal crashes with BACs of .08 or higher was 23 percent among males and 15 percent among females. In December 2014, 788 lives were lost due to drunk driving – one death

every 57 minutes. It is against the law in all 50 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico to drive a vehicle with a BAC of .08 or higher. The “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” holiday enforcement crackdown includes more than 10,000 participating police departments and law enforcement agencies. Americans can avoid adding to the toll of drunk driving by following the law, planning a safe ride home, designating a sober driver, or use NHTSA’s SaferRide app to call a taxi or a friend so they can be picked up. The app is available for Android devices on Google Play and Apple devices on the iTunes store.

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Obituaries Sandra E. Wick, 74 NORTH BERWICK – Sandra E. Wick, 74, of Old County Road, passed away peacefully on December 18, 2015 at the Hyder Family Hospice House in Dover, surrounded by her family after a brief illness. She was born November 8, 1941 the daughter of Perley and Sarah (Dunham) Thompson and was a graduate of North Berwick High School. As a teen, she worked for Dot’s Take-out in North Berwick when her father built her own take-out on Route 9. She and her husband, Merritt Wick opened Wick’s Car Center in 1965, where she worked tirelessly until its closure in 2014. Sandra had a true love of nature and the outdoors. She loved feeding the birds and watching the deer and cows from her window. In her younger years, Sandra enjoyed gardening and canning her crops for her family. She loved collecting old post cards depicting our town. She also loved traveling to old

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car shows with Merritt, especially in Boothbay Harbor and Stowe, VT. Her greatest joy was spending time with her children and grandchildren, especially at their cottage on Bauneg Beg Lake. Sandra tragically lost her son, Michael in 1998 and her grandson Dustin Wick in 2009. She will be sorely missed by her husband of 54 years, Merritt P. Wick, 2 sons, Larry Wick and his significant other, Karen Menter and Daniel Wick and his wife Darlene and her daughterin-law Jodi Wick all of North Berwick; sister, Linda Hodgdon of Norridgewock, ME; 3 brothers, Glenn Thompson and his wife Jean of North Berwick, Carl Thompson and his wife Peggy of PA and Earl Thompson and his wife Judy. She will also be missed by her 3 grandchildren, Danielle M. (Wick) Goulet, Joshua and Jessica Wick and 2

great-grandchildren, Alexis and Sarah Goulet. Graveside services will be held in the spring. Donations in her memory may be made to the Michael T and Dustin D. Wick Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 819, North Berwick, ME 03906. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick, ME. Condolences may be made at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

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~ News ~ Students Among Nominees to US Service Academies STATEWIDE Congresswoman Chellie Pingree has announced her office’s nominees to the United States Service Academies—the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, U.S. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, and U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, New York. To be considered for an appointment to a service academy, applicants must be nominated by an autho-

rized nominating source, which includes Members of Congress. “This group of students represents some of Maine’s best and brightest. They have all demonstrated exceptional leadership, high academic standards, and a passion for helping others,� said Pingree. “Whatever happens from here, they should all be proud of themselves. We are lucky that they have chosen to offer their talents in service to the country, and it’s an honor to

nominate them.� The nominees were interviewed by a panel of six on their academic record, test scores, leadership ability, involvement in extra-curricular activities, and exemplified commitment to serving their country. Local students nominated include: US Naval Academy: David Stansfield, Berwick, Noble High School; U.S. Military Academy: Jacob Connors, Kennebunk, Norwich University, Kennebunk High School (prior); U.S. Airforce Academy: Abby Runnells, Saco, Thornton Academy High School.

‘Bessie’ Perkins’ Letter to Santa YORK A special holiday treat from the archives of the Museums of Old York. This is a letter written by Elizabeth Perkins to Santa Claus. We assume she was perhaps 4 or 5 years old, making the year about 1874. Elizabeth Perkins grew up to be a powerful woman who traveled the world, worked to preserve history, served for years in war-torn France, was an philanthropist and active fundraiser, and who helped to establish and endow the organizations that are now the Museums of Old York.

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