March 29, 2013
8 The Weekly Sentinel
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Citizenship awards Presented to Traip Seniors
KITTerY – Two students from Traip Academy were named recipients of annual Western Maine Conference Citizenship Awards. Principals and athletic ad-
ministrators from within the WMC each year select two seniors from each member school who are honored for their contributions in the areas of academics, leadership, citizenship and athletics
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This year’s Traip honorees are Even Pereira and Eileen Macomber. Pereira excels in three varsity sports and is involved in numerous school activities. He is editor of the yearbook and a student listener at Mitchell Primary School. He represented the student body as part of the Traip redesign initiative. Pereira plans to major in en-
vironmental engineering, earth and oceanographic science or environmental science. Macomber is president of the National Honor Society and vice president of the senior class. She is a member of the soccer, basketball and track teams and volunteers with her church youth group. She coaches basketball at the recreation department and plays alto saxophone in the school band. Macomber plans to major in biology and attend medical school.
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Holy Week at First Parish Maundy Thursday March 28, 6:30 p.m.
Last Supper (Fellowship Hall)
Good Friday Worship G ip March 29, 7:00 p.m. First Parish Sanctuary
Left: Eileen Macomber. Right: Evan Pereira (courtesy photos)
Holy Saturday
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applicants Sought for Youth Preparedness Council WaSHINGTON, d.C. – U.S. Sen. Angus S. King Jr. (I-Maine) announced recently that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is seeking applicants for its Youth Preparedness Council. The Youth Preparedness Council provides an opportunity for young leaders to serve as a member of a national council, to complete a youth preparedness project of their choosing, to learn about youth disaster preparedness from leadership at FEMA and other national organizations, and to participate in the Youth Preparedness Council Summit where the council meets with emergency management leadership to discuss steps to strengthen the nation’s resiliency against all types of disasters. Participants are expected to represent the youth perspective on emergency preparedness and relay information within their communities. Each council member is expected to develop and complete one preparednessrelated project specific to his/her region and interests. In addition to attending the Summit in the summer of 2013, council members will potentially participate in national, regional, state, tribal and local preparedness meetings and present their work. It is expected that members will meet with FEMA on a regular basis via conference call to provide ongoing input on
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