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Gates Speaks About Dangers of Opioids By Carin Lee, Staff Reporter SOUTH BERWICK Speaker Skip Gates visited Marshwood High School in South Berwick on April 15 to talk about the current opioid epidemic. Gates lost his son Will to opioid addiction in 2009 and has since spoken all over the state of Maine trying to raise awareness of this important issue. Before Principal Paul Mehlhorn introduced Gates, he gave a brief history of opioid awareness within the MSAD 35 district. Several years ago students took a health survey that revealed a lack of knowledge about opioids. As a result the school

Pictured left to right: MSAD 35 Superintendent Mary Nash, speaker Skip Gates, and Marshwood High School Principal Paul Mehlhorn.

did many things, such as hiring social workers, giving guidance counselors training, and requir-

ing students to take a Health and Wellness course before graduation. Awareness has risen to a

healthy level. Gates began his presentation by telling his son’s story: Will was charismatic, capturing the attention of the people around him. As he grew up he became a leader. Will was also an exceptional skier. He was a risk taker, always skiing on the verge of falling, pushing that edge. His dad looks back now and sees how Will took that risk into the rest of his life, doing everything to the extreme. Will went on to the University of Vermont to study molecular genetics. Gates had no idea that at some point in his college career his son began using hero-

ine. He had asked Will straight out if he was using drugs, since he drank alcohol and smoked a lot of pot. Will answered. “I’m a scientist, Dad. I know how all this stuff works. Of course not.� Will overdosed in his last year of college. Gates heard the worst sentence a parent could hear, “We regret to inform you that your son is deceased.� One way he copes with his loss is to talk to people about the dangers of opioids. With the U. S. and Vermont Attorney’s offices Skip Gates made a movie about opioids, See OPIOIDS page 20...

Stellar First Season Planned at Vinegar Hill Music Theatre By Nancye Tuttle, Staff Reporter ARUNDEL George Dvorsky won’t be singing, dancing and acting on musical theater stages this summer. Instead, the popular leading man has a new role as Vinegar Hill Music Theatre’s first Creative Director. And if all goes as planned,

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he’ll wow audiences with the performers he presents in the new venue, located in the former Arundel Barn Playhouse, as much as his own performances have thrilled people in the past. On the job since March 1, Dvorsky has booked an eclectic array of music performers, comedians and authors in a season slated to run from late June through Columbus Day in midOctober. “I’m aiming for as diverse a season as I can for the first one,� said Dvorsky. “It’s chal-

lenging and exhausting for me, but I wanted to try it out — and everyone has been terrific so far. Agents are looking for new venues for their talent and the community is eager, too.� To date, he’s booked 35 acts for the new season in the 200-seat venue and plans to fill 45 dates in genres including cabaret, classical, rock, folk and blues, plus comedy. The season opens on Saturday, June 25 with a splashy See THEATRE page 14...

Students Engage in Debate about Refugee Crisis YORK In an ongoing effort to connect students’ learning with their communities and the greater world, York Middle School 7th grade students engaged a multi-disciplinary unit in which students dove into the current debate regarding the United States’ role in the Syrian Refugee Crisis. Throughout this unit, the students applied their Social Studies and English Language Arts skills in an authentic setting. Over the span of six weeks, the students traced and evaluated a variety of sources, both

terns of humans; they showed an understanding of how individuals, groups, and institutions can work for the common good. Finally, each student wrote an

argument to support a claim with clear reasons and relevant evidence. What’s more, the students engaged in lively discussions and debates outside of the classroom: at recess, lunch, in the hallways and across teams. After discussions, they wrote argumentative essays that were made into letters to give to Governor Paul LePage. The letters were diverse, expressing both sides of the issue. Some students who were part of the "Junior Page" program for the state went to the State

York Middle School boys, left to right, standing with Gov. LePage in front of Ronald Reagan portrait are Luke Charpentier, Theo Masterson, Billy Bachelder.

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written and audio; they pulled textual evidence from a mix of primary and secondary sources; they showed an understanding of movement and migration pat-

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SOUTH BERWICK The Town of South Berwick, in partnership with the Maine Resource Recovery Association, is sponsoring a Backyard Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale that will allow residents to buy the environmentally-friendly devices for less than half of their usual retail prices. Both items, the Systern Rain

Barrel ($70 tax included) and Earth Machine composter ($50 tax included) can make a significant difference to homeowners interested in saving money, protecting the environment and improving their yards. The rain barrels have a 55-gallon capacity and include a lid that locks on and a protective screen to keep out mosquitoes. Using the

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ensure it fits into an automobile. “We are also offering the Earth Machine composter at a discounted price to support residents to compost table scraps and other kitchen wastes so that they can reduce the volume trash that they take to the transfer station,� Boucher said. He

added that with the application of compost to gardens, watering bills can be reduced by up to 30 percent and the need for chemical fertilizers is lessened. The sale is set to run through Earth Day weekend until April 28, and orders along with payment can be placed at the Transfer Station. Delivery is expected sometime after June 4.

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Students Earn Awards in History Day Competition

NORTH BERWICK Students from Noble High School earned top awards at the Maine National History Day competition on Saturday, April 9 at the University of Maine Orono. Seventeen Noble students competed in this state-wide his-

torical competition, out of the 339 students who registered. Students chose a topic that connected with this year's theme of "Exploration, Encounter, and Exchange" and the type of project entry to create: paper, website, documentary, performance or exhibit. Students

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hibit, for her entry: Little Mogadishu: The Story of Cultural Exploration, Encounter and Exchange in the Lewiston, Maine Somali Community. Travis Marshall 1st place, Senior Performance, for his entry: Exploring Christianity in Nauvoo: Mormon Encounters with Mainstream Christians and their Exchange of Ideas. Jarrod Rudis, Jaxson Monroe, and Ray Horne - 1st place, Senior Group Website, for their entry: The Fish that Changed History: How Cod Stimulated the Exploration of Oceans, the Encounter of New Lands, and the Exchange of Culture. Kylan Bowden - 1st place, Senior Website, for his entry: The Phonograph: First Encounters with the Voice of History. Falon Williams - 2nd place, Senior

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GWRLT Announces Spring Outings

BERWICKS/ELIOT/ OGUNQUIT/WELLS Great Work Regional Land Trust (GWRLT) is offering the following new programs: “Wednesday Wanderings,� April 20, 3-4 p.m.: Join Brenna Crothers, Outreach Coordina-

tor for Great Works, at Savage Wildlife Preserve on the South Berwick/Eliot line, for a late afternoon stroll along the marshes of the Salmon Falls River. Saturday, May 7, 8 at 11 a.m.: Landscape Photography Workshop at Orris Falls Conser-

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The Evolution of Eating Plants from Early America to the Present SOUTH BERWICK Sandy Oliver will explore the last three hundred years of vegetable eating in America, its evolution to vegan dishes on restaurant menus and invite sharing of gardening advice useful today. Bread as the staff of life, augmented by precious meat and accompanied by "garden sauce" - an early term for vegetables - has evolved into "Eat More Kale" and vegan dishes on restaurant menus. How has this come about? Oliver's lively lecture will address this question and give some ideas on how to incorporate vegetables in your own meals.

Oliver has been active in food and food history for 42 years. She is the author of a number of food history books and often speaks to historical organizations and food professional groups around the country, organizes historical dinners, and conducts classes and workshops in food history. Her insightful and perceptive intelligence and charismatic sense of humor make a personal connection with her interests and her audiences. Sponsored by the Old Berwick Historical Society, the program will be held on Thursday, April 28, starting at 7:30 p.m. at Berwick Academy's Jeppesen Science Center on Academy Street. The public is invited, and volunteers will serve refreshments. Donations are welcome. For additional information about historical society programs and the Counting House; www.oldberwick.org or call 207-384-0000.

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April is National Volunteer Month

WELLS Did you know that April is National Volunteer Month? It seems every month on the calendar has a special meaning but not everyone knows about this one. During the week of April 10 - 16, all those who give their time and expertise to benefit the Town of Wells were honored and celebrated. Some spend many years dedicated to the causes they believe in – such as neighbors like Brent Marriner who has been integral to the Wells Transporta-

tion Station Host Program since 2001, and Gary Sheehan, who has been the Lead Monitor for the Wells Piping Plover Program since 2014. Marriner became involved with the train program back in 1993 when he was working at the Chamber of Commerce. It took 8 years of meetings for the plan to come to fruition and the inaugural train to make its Wells stop on December 15, 2001. The train was full and carried many dignitaries including then Governors

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something valuable to do in his retirement on the beach with his wife. “Gary has been a tremendous asset to the Coastal Birds project in Maine. He and his crew have discovered new plover nests, monitor chicks as they range across the beach, and most importantly, educate beachgoers about how to share the beach. The Wells Piping Plover Program stands out in Maine as a model for other communities�, says Laura Minich-Zitske, Director of the Maine Audubon Piping Plover and Least Tern Project. Ask Gary and he’ll tell you protecting the endangered Piping Plover gives him great satisfaction. On volunteerism, Gary indicates, “It’s nice to be able to help my town and help the Audubon with the Piping Plover Program.� Volunteering offers so many benefits for both the Town and the folks who join the Wells Volunteer Force. The town benefits from the talents of our neighbors and friends, people just like you who can give just an hour or much more if you so desire. Volunteers benefit from the friends they make and the satisfaction

of contributing their knowledge, skills, and abilities to enhancing the quality of life in Wells. Volunteering can even be beneficial to your health by keeping you physically and mentally active! We have boards and committees where you can make a difference in areas of interest or importance to you. You can lend a hand at the library, the Recreation Department, or the Fire Department. You can do seasonal volunteering with the Piping Plover program or the Maine Healthy Beaches program. Whatever your talents or interests, if you have the time, we have a place for you. For more information, please check the official Town website, www.wellstown.org under the Volunteers section or call the Wells Volunteer Force office at 207-361-8130 to find a position that works for you. Wells is honored to have nearly 400 volunteers who help in so many ways – we thank each of you for everything you do! Wells wouldn’t be “the friendliest town in Maine� without your contributions of time and talent!

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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.) The Route 1 project is oriented heading north. When the work plan says on the right side, it is the right side when facing north.

Glen Ave south. Paving on Route 1 from the Post Office to Glen Ave south both sides of the road. Paving on Beach St, Shore Road, and Berwick Road. Fine Grade shoulder widen on Route 1 from Post Office to Ticket Office (former land use building).

DAYS Ongoing all week Monday through Friday days with lane closures: Fine grade on Route 1 from Post Office to Glen Ave south both sides of the road: Light and power work on Route 1 from Post Office to

Friday Only Paving Shim on Route 1 from Post Office to Ticket Office (former land use building).

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SANFORD Churches and non-profit organizations considering solar investments are invited to a solar open house and workshop at the

the Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church; Investing in a Community Solar Farm - Jack Bash, Treasurer of Bonney Memorial Library in Cornish; Electricity Options that Match Green Values - Hazel Onsrud of 3Degrees and Maine Green Power; Environmental Leadership in a Contentious Political Climate - Rev. Sue Gabrielson. Tours of the Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church's solar installation and heat pumps will take place at 9:10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. For more information, call 207-324-3191.

Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church on Saturday, April 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The church is located at 5 Lebanon Street in Sanford. The open house is an opportunity to view and ask questions about the inner workings of a recently installed rooftop solar system with related air-source heat pumps. Workshop presenters will provide brief overviews of their decision making, fundraising and lessons learned. Presenters include the following: Partnering with a Private Solar Investor - Howard Dupee, David Agan and Lee Burnett of

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~ News ~ McGee Goes To School and sit quietly with a student seeking refuge from a bad day at school or home. “We all have those moments,� said WJHS Physical Education teacher Renee Savage who has been bringing McGee, a trained, certified therapy dog, to school to help students cope with a variety of emotions such as excess worry,

WELLS Wells Junior High School students now have a big, furry, four-legged friend to turn to should they ever need some nontraditional, nonjudgmental support away from the classroom. That friendly creature is ‘McGee’, a light colored golden retriever always at the ready to retrieve a ball or receive a hug

Tips for Green Living goes overlooked. You can recycle televisions, cell phones, and old Christmas lights! Contact your recycling center or favorite electronics store to learn more. 4. Repurpose Empty Containers. Turn those otherwise disposable bulk stores containers into storage units! Reuse glass food jars and cans to store household items like clothes pins, nails, or loose buttons. And 6-pack caddies make great desk organizers. 5. Set Your Table with Cloth. Cloth napkins don’t have to be the sign of a formal table setting—they’re also an ecofriendly one! Use reusable napkins and ceramic dishes instead of paper goods to minimize the amount of waste in your home. Submitted by Erica Eriksdotter, ICF, International; icfi.com.

In celebration of Earth Month, ICF International’s green team has put together Top 5 Green Tips to help consumers focus on waste reduction. 1. Buy in Bulk. Buy nonperishable food, household cleaning supplies, and beauty products (like shampoo) in bulk using reusable containers. It’s good for the wallet and the environment! (And convenient, with bulk stores popping up all over.) 2. Keep a Compost Pail Nearby. Composting dramatically cuts your garbage volume. Keep a composting pail in a convenient location so you never forget to sort your stuff. Use your compost to fertilize your garden. (Some cities offer curbside pickup.) 3. Recycle Old Electronics. A lot of what we can recycle often

stress or anxiety. “He just calms you down,� Savage said of her dog turned therapist. Savage said she and McGee attended therapy dog training classes together and passed the therapy team test. She added that they are now retested every two years. As a team, the bulk of their work is actually away from school volunteering with Alzheimer’s patients in Dover and central Massachusetts. According to Savage one of these patients spoke a few words for the first time in two years after McGee

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‘York Art Youth’ Introduced with Generosity Event

YORK The York Art Association is excited to announce the launch of a new youth art initiative for the Yorks and surrounding communities. York Art Youth (YAY!) will include a week-long summer camp in conjunction with St. George’s Church, painting birthday parties (all kids will create their own painting that they can bring home), special student considerations for every member’s art show, kid-friendly

workshops and other great youth-focused events throughout the year. York Art Association will be holding a generosity event on April 29, 6:30-8:30 p.m. to launch YAY! This is a fundraising event. This will be a fun evening to learn how you can get involved as a local family, volunteer, artist, and/or funder. We invite the public to come out to invest in the artistic future of our area children. Enjoy appetizers from local

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restaurants, beer from SoME Brewing Company and wine from My Winey Sister. Feel like a kid again yourself as attendees are treated to a miniart activity (be prepared to get a little messy – it involves charcoals). All funds raised during this event will go directly towards supplies and other operating expenses to launch all of the YAY! programs. If you would like to help out, but cannot attend the event, you can donate online at www. YorkArtAssociation.com (write YAY in the comments). You can also donate via our Art Room Aid project set up through Dick Blick Art Materials. You can either donate or purchase supplies directly at www.ArtRoomAid.com. Any interested businesses wishing to become a partnering sponsor can reach out to Alyssa Wright, York Art Association’s Director of Giving, at alyssa@raisingchange.org or 413-230-1896.

The Music of Tudor England at the Time of Shakespeare

Alamire Consort concert celebrates Shakespeare. (Alamire Consort photo)

KITTERY Marking the 400th anniversary of Shakepeare’s death in 1616, The Alamire Consort celebrates the legacy of his work with a concert “The Music of Tudor England at the Time of Shakespeare� on Sunday, April 24 at 3 p.m. at The Dance Hall in Kittery. The Alamire Consort is a mixed ensemble of voices, viols, harp and Renaissance wind instruments, which explores the

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interactions of vocal and instrumental music of the 16th century. Together with Capella Alamire, the Consort has released a recording of music by Pierrequin de ThĂŠrache on the Centaur label in 2013, and has another one underway currently, music by Jean Mouton and Noel Bauldeweyn. The Consort was formed from the combination of two early music groups: Capella Alamire, a Renaissance ensemble specialized in Franco-flemish polyphony that began in Cambridge in 1984, and the Hampshire Consort of UNH. For this concert, they are exploring music of Shakespeare's England, including a number of pieces referred to in Shakespeare's plays. The ensemble includes Robert Stibler, cornetto and recorder, Mindy McMahon, voice and harp, Paul Merrill, sackbut, recorder and harpsichord, and Emily and Peter Urquhart, bass and tenor viols. Also joining them is well-known soprano Sharon Baker, making up a “broken consortâ€? of six performers. The name Alamire derives from a solmization term for the pitch A, sung as la, mi, or re; it was also the pseudonym of a Flemish music scribe employed by the Habsburg court at the beginning of the 16th century in the region of present-day Belgium and northern France, an area that produced many of the greatest composers and singers of the time. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased at www.thedancehallkittery.org and www.brownpapertickets.com.

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Joshua Bennett, Poet and Literary Critic Featured SOUTH BERWICK Performance poet and literary critic Joshua Bennett will be featured in Berwick Academy’s annual Poet-in-Residence Series at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 29. This event is free and open to the public. Currently a doctoral candidate at Princeton University, Bennett has recited his original works at The Sundance Film Festival, The NAACP Image Awards, The Clinton Global Citizen Awards, and President Obama’s Evening of Poetry and Music at the White House. Kimberly Green, former Portsmouth Poet Laureate, commented that Bennett’s “work is current, ...STELLA from page 12 writing books with real characters from her farm and adventures portraying the life lessons her daughters lived through. Dries is embarking on a new marketing campaign for “Stella and the Rocks� (published by Archway Publishing), which teaches young readers the timeless message about helping those in need, and stresses the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity. The story reinforces the idea that a good neighbor makes a good friend. Book is available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

urban, and grounded in black experience.� Bennett's work has been published in Blackbird, Poetry Northeast, New England Review, Beloit Poetry Review, Obsidian, Callaloo, and Clarion. He is the founding editor of Kinfolks: A Journal of Black Expression and the author of two collections of poetry, Algorithm & Blues, and The Sobbing School, which is a National Poetry Series selection and is forthcoming from Penguin. Bennett’s reading on Friday evening will be the culmination of a week-long residency at Berwick Academy, where in daily workshops he and Middle School students engage in the process of making and performing poetry. His aim, he says, is to help students “think through and begin to break down the binary structure of how so many of us have been taught to think about the poetic and the prosaic, the written and the performative, the private self and the public self.� The residency and public reading were started by Kimberly Green, the first Poet-inResidence at Berwick and Mary Anker, retired Berwick Academy Middle School English teacher. Their love of poetry, energy, and vision, resulted in the creation of this annual series,

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April 22, 2016

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for chorus auditions helping to select the final chorus members, and then will oversee all chorus rehearsals. He will work directly with Brent-Alan Huffman, the Conductor and Music Director to review the dynamics of the music, develop balance within the chorus, refine the ensemble and pronunciation of the Latin texts, and offer interpretive suggestions. Purrington exclaimed, “I'm tremendously excited about being a part of this incredible production of Hunchback! The entire score is brilliantly crafted and thematically unified. It is of monumental, operatic proportions!� Purrington recently retired as Performing Arts Department Chair for the Portsmouth, NH School District. Currently he is Choral Director at Dover High School, co-director of the Fourth Street Jazz Choir in Dover, the Director of Music Ministries at York First Parish Church, and is a member of the American Choral Directors Association and the American Guild of Organists. This year marks his twenty-third year as Musical Director and Conductor of Seacoast Community Chorus. In addition, Purrington has been the guest conductor for

many choral ensembles including Amare Cantare and the Manchester Choral Society on its concert tour of Italy in 1999, has conducted many festival and All State choirs throughout New England as well as the musical director for six summer productions at the Prescott Park

Arts Festival. He has performed as a tenor soloist with several ensembles in Northern New England and helped establish the annual Messiah-Sing at the Portsmouth Music Hall. To learn more, visit www. ogunquitplayhouse.org or call at 207-646-5511.

...THEATRE from page 1 celebration, featuring The Four C Notes, a Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons tribute band comprised of members from the Chicago cast of the smash Broadway musical “Jersey Boys.� Other talents in the starstudded line-up include Broadway’s Linda Eder, Irish tenor Ronan Tynan, country star Larry Gatlin, the Juice Newton Trio, pop favorite Livingston Taylor, medium Lauren Rainbow, comedian Lenny Clarke and American Idol’s Elliot Yamin. Tickets will cost $25-$50 and will go on sale on April 25 at the website www.vinegarhillmusic.theatre.com. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre was born after Tim Harrington, managing partner for Vinegar Hill and the Kennebunkport Resort Collection, and his managing partner Debbie Lennon

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~ Library News ~ Berwick Public Library Mother's Day Raffle The library is raffling off three separate items for Mother's Day. Have you not gotten something yet for your mom or wife to celebrate mother's day? Come buy raffle tickets! We have a beautiful wooden yarn bowl handcrafted by Berwick resident Garreth Bowie, a huge lovely basket of knitting which includes yarn, knitting needles, darning needles, crochet hooks, scissors and a tape measure and lastly a charming c.1970 needlepoint "Happiness is catching- we get it from one another" with a couple under a tree.

Resume Help at Job Fair Veterans from Charles S. Hatch Post #79, are sponsoring a Job Fair supporting the New Hampshire/Maine Tri-City area. The event is open to both veterans and members of the public seeking either full or part time employment and will be held on Saturday, April 23, at the Berwick Town Hall, 11 Sullivan Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. FMI: Andy Buckman at 207-698-1427 or 603-767-2420; e-mail jabuck194@comcast.net. The library staff will be present for anyone who would like help reviewing their resume, practicing interview questions, or learning about how they can take their job search to the library for help.

of Kennebunk and Arundel are eligible to serve on the Board. Visit our website for a Trustee Job Description, FAQs and a nomination form. Stop by the circulation desk for printed information.

Faerie Houses The fairies are returning to Kennebunk! Help welcome them back by creating a fairy house or gnome home to display. To be eligible for a certificate, please submit houses to the library by Wednesday, May 4. Houses should be created from all natural materials as fairies are allergic to plastic. If you need building materials, stop by the library. A selection of pine cones, bark and sea shells will be available for children to use in construction. Check with library for additional details.

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At torney Brit ton R yan- Garon (Maine Center for Elder Law, LLC) will be presenting on Long Term Care Planning, Asset Preservation and Important Estate Planning Documents on Thursday, April 28, at 2 p.m. as part of Money Smart Week - a public awareness campaign designed to help consumers better manage their personal finances. Ryan-Garon received her B.A. in Criminal Justice, cum laude, from Northeastern University, her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School and an LL.M. in Elder Law from Stetson University College of Law. This program is free and wheelchair accessible.

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The Children's Room will re-open on Thursday, April 28! We are more than half way through unpacking and inspecting books, audio-books, and DVDs and now can see a light at the end of this very long tunnel! We appreciate your support and patience during these weeks and look forward to seeing our Children's Room filled with smiling faces and joyful voices soon. In the meantime patrons still have access to the rest of the building. Patrons may also use their KFL card at Wells Public Library.

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Weatherman to Discuss Book Local weatherman Kevin Mannix and his wife Linda Rota will be discussing their autobiography “Weathering Shame� on Monday, April 25 at 6 p.m. Join Kevin and Linda, a social worker, as they share their life experiences, lessons, struggles and feelings of shame and the stigma that results from growing up exposed to alcoholism, severe depression and suicide. The authors’ goal is for readers to benefit from their struggles, raise awareness and to be inspired and encouraged by their personal stories. A book signing will follow the presentation. This program is free and wheelchair accessible.

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Rice Public Library Fabulous Find Supports Reading Program The Friends of Rice Public Library wish to thank the Fabulous Find for its generosity of selecting our organization to receive March proceeds to support the Summer Reading Program this year. The Fogg Library and the South Berwick Library also were recipients. Each library was given an amount of $ 5,297.79. Youth Services sponsor a large and successful Summer Reading Program. The gift from Fabulous Find will fund the materials and special events. The 2016 theme will be “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read!�

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three indicators that received Gold Stars for exceptional performance: Cost of Doing Business, Air Quality, and Water Quality. Maine’s cost of doing business was 9.5% above the U.S. average in 2013, lowest since early 1990s. 91% of Maine lakes and 95% of Maine rivers and streams met the highest water quality standards in 2012, compared to 31% of U.S. lakes and 46% of U.S. rivers and streams. Red Flags, highlighting a need for particular attention,were assigned to: Research and Development Expenditures, Postsecondary Edu-

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Governor Signs Bill Waiving In-state Tuition for Maine Guardsmen Scholarship Offered for State of Maine's commitment diers obtain their personal and STATEWIDE Focus on Senior Wellness Brig. Gen. Douglas A. to helping our service members professional goals. Farnham, the Adjutant General for the Maine National Guard, is pleased to announce that current Maine National Guard service members may attend post-secondary institutions tuition free of charge. The tuition bill, part of L.D. 1612, was signed into law on April 14. The bill provides free in-state tuition rates to the University of Maine system, the Maine Maritime Academy, the Maine Community College System. "I am proud to sign this bill into law," said Governor LePage. "Our veterans give so much to our state and nation and ask for so little in return. The experience they gain in military service brings valuable skills and talented employees to our workforce. It is only right that we should give back to them, provide the services they deserve." The tuition bill will place Maine on par with other New England states that offer its National Guard members free in-state tuition. "This is a tremendous day for the Maine National Guard," Farnham said. "The tuition bill will go a long way toward recruiting and retaining our Maine National Guard force and keep our talented men and women here in Maine where they belong." "The inclusion of both monetary assistance and a waiver not only shows the

achieve their academic goals, but also the educational institutions' commitment to our guardsmen," Farnham said. Command Sgt. Maj. Stacy Hafford, Recruiting and Retention Battalion senior enlisted advisor for the Maine Army National Guard said "This bill is an extremely important piece of legislation for our organization. It will attract some of our best and brightest young citizens to join our team and earn their degree right here in Maine. It will also provide incentive to those leaving the active duty military and returning home with the intent to go back to school and earn a college education." Senior Master Sgt. John Cyr, recruiting and retention superintendent for the Maine Air National Guard said the tuition bill becomes an added incentive to join the Maine National Guard and will greatly assist in recruiting efforts, while simultaneously helping airmen and sol-

"This is a tremendous opportunity for Maine Air National Guard members to obtain their degree from Maine colleges and universities, where they live, work, and serve," said Cyr. For Maine National Guard service members to be eligible for this benefit, they must be enrolled, or accepted, into a post-secondary education institution and not have previously earned a bachelor's degree or equivalent.

KENNEBUNK The Center in Kennebunk is accepting applications for the Hartley Lord Scholarship ($1,000). This annual award is offered to any person who has been accepted by an accredited college or university. The award is intended to help with the financial obligation of a student interested in pursuing a course of study in a field that focuses on the well-being of senior members of society. Such a

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SANFORD Southern Maine Health Care (SMHC) recently received a donation of $50,000 from the SMHC Auxiliary, which will be used to upgrade specimen labeling equipment in the Sanford Emergency Department. The Mobilab system has proven to prevent labelling errors and enhance patient safety. “The SMHC Auxiliary has been a generous and faithful donor to SMHC for decades,” said SMHC President and CEO Ed McGeachey. “It is nothing short of phenomenal that the Auxiliary raised $50,000 for a new Mobilab system at SMHC’s Sanford Emergency Department while also contributing thousands of dollars to other projects. I am continuously amazed at their enthusiasm and efforts to ensure the very best of care for our neighbors, friends and loved ones”. Over the last few years, SMHC has invested in Mobilab technology, a bar-coding system utilized to prevent patient errors and ensure accuracy in specimen collection. Mobilab is simple to use, highly automated and enhances patient safety by preventing labeling errors at all stages of the collection process. Nurses scan the patient’s wristband to confirm their identity, collect the specimens as indicated on the screen, print the labels ...MARRIAGE from page 18 locking the T-Code.” His recent book, “Master the Mystery of Human Nature: Resolving the Conflict of Opposing Values” (www.masterthemysterybook. com), helps readers learn about themselves, others and how the world works because of our differences.

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Public Safety Prompts Response from Community Colleges STATEWIDE As demand for public safety officers grows, Maine's community colleges respond. Municipalities across Maine are confronted with a growing shortage of trained public safety officers. Maine's com-

munity colleges are responding with expanded and strengthened programs in criminal justice, fire science technology, and emergency medicine. This year alone, over 750 students are enrolled in the colleges' public safety programs.

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Health & Fitness Is Your Lawn Safe for Kids and Pets? SOUTH BERWICK If you use synthetic chemicals to enhance your lawn, or your lawn service does, you might think twice. Labels that caution you to “wear gloves” or “keep out of reach of children” tell you something. Here’s what science says: Many, if not most, synthetic lawn chemicals, especially pesticides, have been associated with respiratory problems, endocrine and immune system disruptions, nerve damage and cancer. What’s more, pesticides leach into groundwater, and from there enter rivers and lakes, where they threaten fish and other aquatic life. Pesticides have been found in almost every form of wildlife, from bees to eagles to frogs. Americans have become justifiably wary of pesticides in foods, but some of us still liberally spread them on the lawns where our children and pets play. According to the EPA, suburban yards use ten times the pesticide used by equivalent farmland. Ironically, synthetic pesticides actually ruin topsoil. They kill off earthworms and other underground organisms whose natural activities create and maintain the rich topsoil that healthy, chemical-free turf requires. Repeated pesticide applications can turn good topsoil into a virtual desert. Ogunquit has banned

pesticide use. Other Maine jurisdictions are considering it. The South Berwick Conservation Commission has opted instead for a public education approach. Hence, this article and a plan to publicly recognize South Berwick residents who commit to pesticide-free lawns. A few lawns around town that will go chemical-free this year will soon show how lush they can be. So how is this done? Cut the chemicals. There’s no need to rip out your old lawn. Just change its diet. Fortify your topsoil. To find out what your soil needs, have it tested. A pH of .6 to 6.5 is ideal for most lawn grasses. Maine soils typically test lower and require amending with lime. The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry at the University of Maine offers low-cost soil testing. While you wait for results, rake up old thatch and toss the rakings into your compost pile. Amend as test results suggest. Dig up any weeds or spot zap them with a squirt of vinegar or a dousing with boiling water. Do not use an herbicide. Aerating loosens and lightens the soil, making way for earthworms and other topsoil-making organisms. Gently rake in an inch or more of compost, preferably produced organically. Plant your crop. Based on the conditions in your yard, decide which grass species or

mix of species to use. Sunny and shaded areas usually require different mixes. Your local nursery can advise you. Consider adding clover that replenishes nitrogen to the soil and provides nectar for bees and butterflies. Hold back on water. Although newly seeded lawns need frequent watering, once grass is established, to discourage weeds water only when necessary. Curling blades are a good indication. When you do water, soak

thoroughly, down four inches or more. Deep watering encourages longer roots that support turf during dry spells. Cut long. Three to fourinch grass blades effectively shade out weeds and provide enough green surface for adequate photosynthesis. For a cleaner, less-damaging cut, keep mower blades sharp. Leave clippings on the lawn as a natural fertilizer. Be patient: Rehabbing poor topsoil may make a year or more. Meantime, spot weed when needed and apply a layer

of compost annually. The work will eventually pay off with a healthy, chemical-free lawn that practically takes care of itself. For more information, visit dozens of websites on the Internet. A good one is Maine Yardscaping at www.yardscaping.org. Or attend the Yardscaping talk on Wednesday, April 27, 7 p.m. at the South Berwick Public Library, 27 Young Street. Submitted by Pat Durkin, member of the South Berwick Conservation Commission.

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Health & Fitness How to Find Balance in Your Life

Much has been written and discussed about how balance in life will help us be happier and healthier. It is easy to notice when one’s life is out of balance with feelings of distress, anxiety, and uneasiness. Being in total balance is a goal that

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As we get out of balance in any of these areas of life, we will want to devote more time and energy to them to regain our balance. One thing to notice about these different aspects of life is that they are in opposition to each other. Work is the opposite of play and relationships are the opposite of self-time. We all might have an area of life that we are stronger in by our natures and our temperaments. The area we will be weakest in might be the one opposing it. Working toward balance will help us not only to be more centered and grounded, but to become more and better rounded. We can all use more of that. Content submitted by D. Scott Trettenero, a practicing solo dentist and a student of human temperaments, the latter of which formed the basis for his first book, “Unlocking the T-Code.� His recent book, “Master the Mystery of Human Nature: Resolving the Conflict of Opposing Values� (www.masterthemysterybook. com), helps readers learn about themselves, others and how the world works because of our differences.

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Mother's Day Celebrate Mom in Style! Sunday, May 8 Serving Dinner 12-5pm

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Merriland Farm CafĂŠ

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~ Calendar of Events ~ Friday, April 22

Tuesday, April 26

Public Roast Beef Supper

Spring Bridge Breakfast

From 5-6:30 p.m., St. Johns’ Masonic Hall, 216 Portland Street, Route 4, South Berwick. Roast Beef with all the fixin's. Adults: $10; Children $3. Tickets available at the door. FMI: www.stjohnslodge51.org

The ladies of Christ Church, Kennebunk, invite you to their fourth annual Spring Bridge Breakfast at Christ Church, Kennebunk downstairs in the dining hall which is handicapped accessible from the Town Hall parking lot. Parking also available in the Church Parking Lot on Dane Street. Home cooked breakfast prepared by our chef Ron Breton and the ladies of the church. Bridge Players of all levels welcome. Bring your appetite, playing cards, score sheets and pencils/pens. $22 per person; sign up as a table of four. Registration required. FMI: 207-985-4494 or 207-985-4496.

Earth Day Celebration Event starts at 8:30 a.m. with options to join a beach cleanup or a bird-watching tour. Kids can enjoy a zany Earth Jams concert, play some wild games and get involved in some crafty projects. All 7 miles of trails are open all day as a place to discover what Earth has to offer. On hand for the event will be the Center for Wildlife, York County Audubon, Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, NOAA, Maine Green Power, Stone Point Studio and UMaine Extension Master Gardener Volunteers. All free. FMI: 207-646-1555; wellsreserve.org.

Saturday, April 23 Blixx Horses & ACAR Benefit In conjunction with ASPCA, 'Help A Horse Day', benefit for Blixx Horses and Another Chance Animal Rescue, held from 3-5 p.m., 5 Portage Way, Kennebunk. Blessing of the animals, music, birthday celebration, silent auction.

Sunday, April 24 VFW 6977 Sunday Breakfast At 75 Cape Neddick Road, Route 1A, 8-11 a.m. Open to the public. FMI: 207-363-9827.

Monday, April 25 Quilters Meet The Evergreen Quilt Guild will meet on Monday, from 6-9 p.m. at St. David's Episcopal Church, Route 1, two miles south of Kennebunk Village. Newcomers and anyone interested are always welcome.

Workshop at School Around Us The school is hosting a 2-day workshop titled 'Mindfulness at Home and in the Classroom.' Part 1 is on April 26; Part 2 on May 3. For teachers, caregivers, and parents of children ages 3-7 and will provide participants with an introduction to mindfulness, an opportunity to practice mindfulness techniques, a forum for discussion, take home ideas and resources to further mindful practice. Held at School Around Us, 281 Log Cabin Road, Arundel. Cost is $50. To register or FMI: 207-967-3143; admissions@ schoolaroundus.org.

Wednesday, April 27 Overeaters Anonymous Held from 6:30-8 p.m. at The First Parish Federated Church, 150 Main Street, South Berwick.

Thursday, April 28 Kittery Serves Expo From 5-6:30 p.m. in the STAR Theatre at Kittery Community Center. Local agencies will be available to offer information about volunteer opportunities within their organiza-

tions and new ways to connect to your community. Share your skills, talents and passions with those in need. A great opportunity for retirees and students who need to complete a service requirement, as well as others with free time to offer. FMI: www.kitterycommunitycenter.org; 207-439-3800. The STAR Theatre is located in the Kittery Community Center at 120 Rogers Road.

Friday, April 29 Clothing Sale There will be a 50¢ Clothing Sale at St. George’s Episcopal Church located at 3 Emerson Street in Sanford from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and on Saturday, April 30 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. FMI: 207-324-8119. Free blood pressure screening will be available.

VFW 6977 Dinner At 75 Cape Neddick Road, Route 1A at 5:45 p.m. Complete dinner $10; canteen available. Open to the public. FMI: 207-363-9827.

Pot Luck Supper The Women’s Fellowship of the North Berwick Congregational Church will hold a pot-luck supper at the North Berwick Community Center from 5:30-7 p.m. The supper is in honor of our First Responders as a Thank You to them for all they do for our town. The supper is free and open to the public, but an RSVP to 207-6769936 is requested.

Discussion: Injustice in Maine? The Justice System and Fairness for People of Color: Panel presentation and discussion with the public, at First Parish Church, 114 Main St. Kennebunk, 6:30 p.m. coffee and dessert, 7 p.m. program. Panelists include Kristen Kuehnle, Chair Dept. of Criminal Justice, Salem State College; Pious Ali, Board of Education, Portland and Maine Interfaith Youth Alliance; Kevin Donovan,

retired Maine State Police Lieutenant and Kennebunk Selectman. Suggested donation, $5-$10 to benefit at-risk youth. Sponsored by the Social Responsibility Committee of First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church.

Saturday, April 30 Fund Raiser to Benefit Morrison Learning Center The Rev. William J. Kelly Council #9782, Knights of Columbus, will host a Pasta and Meatball dinner at St. Mary’s Church, Eldridge Road, Wells. Includes salad and dessert. Refreshments include coffee, tea, and soft drinks. $10 per person. Two seatings are scheduled: 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. FMI: 207-646-6870, or 207-8506488. Take-out dinners will also be available.

Sunday, May 1

Elks Lodge 2788 Breakfast

Served for only $6 from 8 to 10:30 a.m. Includes coffee, tea, hot chocolate and juice. Select several items on the menu for $10. Come for details at 1704 Us Route 1, Cape Neddick. Also, Chicken Shoots are held every Sunday at 2 p.m. FMI: 207-361-2788; www. elks.org.

Cara’s Housecleaning Organizing, Laundry, Vacation Rental, One Time, Weekly, Bimonthly, Monthly Cleanings Pe Frien dt ly!

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...CYBER from page 16 authentication requires the user to present at least two of the following: something they know, such as a password or personal identification number (PIN); something they have, such as a token; or something they are, such as biometric identification. Is critical data backed up on a regular basis, at minimum daily, and are backups tested? The servers and workstations containing critical data should be backed up on a regular basis, at minimum daily, and the backups should be moved to an off-site location to help prevent data loss. In addition, backups should be tested on a regular basis, at minimum quarterly, to verify that the backup is functioning as expected and the data

can be restored. Is confidential information encrypted when it is sent outside of the organization's network? Encryption should be used when transmitting confidential information outside of the organization's network. This is not an all inclusive list of cybersecurity controls, but rather the minimum controls that an organization should have in place. Additional controls will be required to address your organization’s specific operations. Submitted with recommendations for bybersecurity by Macpage. For more information: www.macpagecybersecurity.com or djf@macpage.com.

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Leeward Landing Thrift Store 90 US Route 1, York, ME 207-361-4085 Clothing, Housewares, Furniture... Incredible Finds at Unbelievable Prices!

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~ Pets ~ Safe Haven Humane Society

WELLS This weekend from 11 a.m.3:30 p.m. our adoption center will be hosting a kitten event! Twelve absolutely precious kittens will be there, six available for adoption and each will steal your heart. People often ask why we prefer kittens to be adopted in pairs. There are lots of reasons. For example, a kitten left alone during the day gets lonely and bored and boy can they get themselves into trouble! Kittens are full of energy and want to play all day. You don’t have the time or energy to be their constant playmate, but their sibling does! Watching two kittens endlessly wrestling and tumbling is a joy you will hold in your heart forever. Also, many times you’re looking for a companion for your older cat. But a kitten wants the older cat to be a playmate and will tease and pester the senior kitty. That can cause stress and perhaps some growls and swats. But two kittens will play with one another, and eventually befriend the older kitty. In time as

Safe Haven Humane Society 1420 Post Rd. (Rt. 1) / PO Box 91 Wells, ME 04090

(207) 229-8314 info@safehavenhumanesociety.org www.safehavenhumanesociety.org

the kittens grow up and calm down, you’ll have a happy trio. Adoption counselors will be available this weekend to help you figure out your best match. So visit us this weekend, prepared to smile and laugh and fall in love! For a head start, download an adoption application at www.safehavenhumanesociety. org or apply in person at the event. Check us out on FaceBook and PetFinder. Thrift Shop News: We need more volunteers to help us operate our store and keep it open longer hours. If you can volunteer two or more hours a week we’d love your help. Call Joyce at 207-229-8314. Please donate your unwanted beach, summer and garden decor and clothing and only donate items that are

Animal Welfare Society

clean and in working order. No yard sale leftovers that would otherwise be trashed. Drop off donations only during business hours. Please don’t leave any outside. Our shelter has reopened and we’re taking in local homeless cats. With more intakes, we need more Animal Care Assistants to help care for them and provide the quality care they deserve. Please consider volunteering to help our kitties become happy and confident and ready for adoption and simply enjoying life at our center. If you love kitties, we want you on our team! Our greatest need right now is scoopable litter and those cardboard cat scratchers. Our supply is depleted and our kitties love scratching on the cardboard.

Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Snickers, an absolutely lovely young lady who has quite the story to tell. Snickers started her life with a person that didn't have the humanity to care for or love anything, let alone a precious jewel of a little kitten. At six months of age, Snickers was carrying a batch of kittens. Her owner decided that a bullet was the solution to this problem which he fired into her back leaving her seriously injured. She was able to crawl just enough out of reach to make it to the highway where she was struck and dragged by a car leaving her struggling for life. This entire experience has not altered Snickers’ sweet gentle personality and love for people. Snickers was taken to a vet service that really did a great job getting this very deserving loving

pet back to health and into our care to find a new loving family that can be sensitive to her painful, difficult start in this world. Snickers is current on all necessary vaccinations, spayed, does still have a bullet in her lower back which gives her a bit of a limp. Snickers will do

best with a family that can provide her with an indoor only life style where she can be safe and healthy. She will do well with older children, adults, non aggressive house cats and non aggressive dogs. If you are the single person or family that thinks that you could possible to the one to provide a loving safe environment for Ms. Snickers, she is waiting to meet you at the Sanford adoption center located at 251 Country Club Road (route 4) Sanford.

WEST KENNEBUNK The Birds are Here! Animal Welfare Society recently got in a very large and diverse assortment of birds looking for new homes. There are finches, doves, budgies; all about a year old and varying in size and colors. You can find them at our PetSmart satellite locations in Biddeford, Rochester, NH, and Salem, NH. Visit www.animalwelfaresociety. com for more information and directions to the stores. Kennebunk May Day Festival Saturday, May 7 - We are so excited to participate in Kennebunk’s May Day Festival from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Lafayette Park, Storer Street, Kennebunk. We invite everyone to stop by to hang out with AWS staff, volunteers and adoptable pets. Join us for some fun for the whole family! Decorate a comIn addition to Snickers, we have several newly arrived teenage kittens, a small number of young adult cats and a very limited number of older adult cats also looking to you for their forever loving family. Please check out our adoptable pets at www. petfinder.com in the 03906 zip code. 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.

plimentary AWS t-shirt (youth sizes only) with your favorite spring flowers. Mimic the May Pole by braiding a sturdy dog pull toy out of old t-shirts. Adoptions - We’ll have a limited number of pets available for adoption at the event Come to May Day and go home with your new best friend!

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...DOG from page 11 students to be with McGee for a while each week. “One kid in particular knows what time is “McGee time,” added Mansfield. Savage has lots of success stories about McGee’s work but one instance at school stands out. Shortly before a school field trip last June, a sixth grader appeared to Savage to be in emotional distress. His condition was so intense that outside help was considered at one point by staff who were unable to calm the student. However, before that could happen, McGee was called in to help. Following twenty minutes with McGee, the student was able to relax and refocus enough to be able to board the bus for the field trip and remain calm for the rest of the week. “It was truly one of those amazing things in education where you get goose bumps and you’re like ‘wow’. That truly, truly worked,” said Savage of McGee’s help in that instance. Savage says her 6 year-old dog has lots of energy with the students but is exhausted by the time evening arrives, a time to rest up for another day on the job.

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~ Obituaries ~ Rochester, NH; her parents Joseph and Judith Lauze and brother Steven Lauze, all of North Berwick; her sister Karri Lauze-Violette of Hilliard, OH, as well as nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. At the family’s request, there will be no public services. Arrangements are in the care of the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Condolences may be expressed at JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com.

Belinda M. (Lauze) Ibbitson, 50 LEBANON - Belinda M. (Lauze) Ibbitson, age 50, of Maple Street, passed away April 11, 2016 at the Kindred Hospital in Peabody, MA after an extended period of failing health. She was born in Kittery, Maine on April 23, 1965, the daughter of Joseph and Judith Lauze and a 1983 graduate of Noble High School in Berwick, Maine. Belinda was proud of her accomplishment of becoming HVAC Certified thru the Southern Maine Technical College in May of 2000. She was the only woman to graduate from her class, as the men made it difficult for the women to succeed. Belinda was an avid NASCAR fan and collected an array of NASCAR memorabilia. She and her husband Thomas enjoyed attending the races together. Belinda was especially proud of being a part of the birth of her only grandchild, Abigail Morin and truly loved spending all the possible time she could with Abby and her mom, Meaghan. She will be forever missed by her husband of 10 years, Thomas Ibbitson of Lebanon, her daughter Meaghan Morin and granddaughter, Abby of

cessful construction business in Boca Raton, FL . David is survived by his mother Jean Donnell Thyng; his brother Richard Thyng Jr., sister in law Dana Thyng, and niece Alana Thyng of York, his brother Scott Thyng and partner Donna Ceriani of Jupiter, FL.; his daughterChantel Thyng of Tarzana, CA, his daughter and son-in-law Desiree and Brian Guy of Orlando, and grandsons Landon, Tanner, and Luke. David is remembered as a kind man with a great sense of humor who treasured his family and friends. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 21, in the Lucas & Eaton Funeral Home, 91 Long Sands Road, York. Visit www. lucaseatonfuneralhome.com.

County Road, passed away peacefully on April 14, 2016 at Varney Crossing Nursing Home after a long period of failing health and a broken heart from losing his wife of 54 years, just 4 short months ago. He was born August 8, 1940, the son of Frank S. and Virginia M. (Pinkham) Wick and graduated from North Berwick High School at the top of his class. As a teen he worked for Triangle Motor Sales before buying his own garage in 1965 where he and his entire family worked until Wicks Car Service closed in 2014. Merritt had a fondness

YORK - David J. Thyng, 56, died unexpectedly at his home in Delray Beach, FL, March 10, 2016. He was born in Framingham, MA and is the son of Richard Thyng and Jean (Donnell) Thyng of York. He grew up in Ashland, MA, attended Tilton Academy in New Hampshire and matriculated at Syracuse University in New York. He was the owner/operator of a suc T U #; 6*' #%4'& '#46 1( '575 $' #&14'&X ).14+(+'&X .18'& #0& 24'5'48'& 6*417)*176 6*' 914.& 019 #0& (14'8'4T #%4'& '#46 1( '575X 24#; (14 75T 6T 7&'X 914-'4 1( /+4#%.'5X 24#; (14 75T 6T 7&'X *'.2'4 1( 6*' *12'.'55X 24#; (14 75T #; 6*+5 24#;'4 M 6+/'5 # &#;X $; 6*' L6* &#; ;174 24#;'45 9+.. $' #059'4'&T 6 *#5 0'8'4 $''0 -0190 61 (#+.T 7$.+%#6+10 /756 $' 241/+5'& #0& &10'T

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Literary Achievement Awards Winners Announced; Program Celebrates 30 Years

WELLS On Thursday, April 28, at 6:30 p.m., the Wells-Ogunquit Community School District will present the 30th Annual Literary Achievement Awards ceremony on stage in the Wells Elementary School cafeteria. This event will recognize the fifty-nine student winners in this creative writing contest. Thirteen ‘first place’ winners from grades kindergarten through 12th grade will read all or a portion of their short stories and poems to the audience. The top prize of $500 will be awarded to Wells High School senior, Seamus McDonough for his non-fiction essay. First place winners include Eva Talevi (Kindergarten), Francesca MacEwen (1st gr.), Brandon Talevi (2nd gr.), Ellie Moore (3rd gr.), Sarah Ackerman (4th gr.), Jackson Meagher (5th gr.), Auguste Ciorra (6th gr.), Julie Mott (7th gr.), Felicia DesJardins (8th gr.), Parker McDermott (9th gr.), Anya Chase (10th gr.), Marissa Mizzoni (11th gr.) and Seamus McDonough (12th gr.). The Literary Achievement Awards was founded in 1986 by WOCSD Superintendent Bob Kautz, former WOCSD Dis-

Left to right (back row) are this year’s community judges for the 2016 Literary Achievement Awards: John Madden, Josh Lagasse, Walt Leffler, Joan Goodrich, Martha Gibson, Jack Ford and Joyce Patterson. In the front row (l to r), Brittany Toth Mafai, and Diana Abbott. (Reg Bennett photo)

trict Business Manager William Dionne Jr. and former Ocean National Bank President David Page. The major sponsors of the program over the last three decades along with the WellsOgunquit CSD include Ocean National Bank and, later in the 2000’s, Peoples Bank. In recent years the program has been sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Wells and Ogunquit plus The Steakhouse in Wells. The contest and ceremony is an annual event that encourages, recognizes and rewards outstanding creative writing at all grade levels. In 2016, 249 students submitted various forms of writing including poetry, non-

fiction, and fiction. All entries were judged anonymously at two levels—by district staff and a panel of community members. This year the judging process produced 59 first, second, third place and ‘honorable mention’ winners. The top winner at each grade level (with the exception of 12th grade) will receive $100. Second place winners will receive $50, third place winners will receive $25 and honorable mentions will receive a $10 gift certificates to the Steakhouse in Wells. Maryanne Foley, co-coordinator for the Literary Achievement Awards, is the mistress of ceremonies at the April 28th cer-

Annual Dragonfly Nymph Program WELLS Since 1976, dragonflies from the Wells Chamber of Commerce have patrolled the skies in Wells and the surrounding towns. The program was started as an alternative to chemical spraying and has been a great success. Dragonfly nymphs are the beginning stage of the commonly called “Devil’s Darning Needle” or “Mosquito Hawk” native to the woodland ponds and swampy areas of the world. There are 450 species of dragonflies native to North America alone. The nymphs develop buried in the muddy shallows where they emony. "It is a very special year for the LAA Program because we are celebrating 30 years of recognition for our talented writers" said Foley of the contest. Foley is also the District’s Community Resource Coordinator. The event will be videotaped by Literary Achievement co-coordinator Reg Bennett and will be shown on Time Warner’s cable access Channel 3 in Wells and Ogunquit at a date and time to be announced. After the ceremony, many entries can be viewed on the District’s website: www.k12wocsd.net.

consume huge numbers of mosquitoes and other insects. They are considered beneficial insects as they reduce populations of pest insects in their surrounding environment. They do not sting and do not bite humans. Dragonflies are also very beautiful and friendly additions to your neighborhood. Nymphs can be introduced to fresh water ponds, marshes, swamps and other slow moving waterways where they will complete their metamorphosis into adults and continue to prey upon mosquitoes in large quantities. The nymphs will climb out of the water onto waterside vegetation and hatch. The females mate and lay eggs in the area surrounding the water and the cycle continues. To order Dragonfly Nymphs please download the order form from our web site www.wellschamber.org – click on the Dragonfly Program tab on the right side of the front page or for more information, please contact the Wells Chamber of Commerce at 207-646-2451 or wellschamber@wellschamber.org. Deadline for ordering is Friday, May 6, and delivery is currently scheduled for Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 21 and Friday and Saturday, May 27 and 28.

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SPORTS Marshwood Travel Team Completes Season

SOUTH BERWICK The Marshwood Girls 5th and 6th Grade Travel team recently completed their season, finishing with a 20-14 record and playing in 5 tournaments,. The team was coached by Bob Fontaine and assistant coach Stan Nashwinter. Team members:

Front row - Hayley Lawrence, Sophia Kriz, Abby LeBlanc, Izzy Varney, Savy Nashwinter, Jadyn Eastman, and Catie McClellan. Back row - Rylie Stackpole, Emma Fife, Shelby Anderson, Jasmine Aloisio, Olivia Holt, Lilly Goodwin, and Daniella Aceto.

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Wrestling Team Receives Local Support

WELLS Pictured is the Wells Youth Wrestling Team. (Head coach Dan Marquis and wrestler Evan Belanger missing from photo) The wrestling program raised

enough money to get new singlets, shirts and warm-up shorts for all the team members. The team is grateful for the amazing support from our many sponsors, the community as well as friends

of the program who made this first fundraiser a huge success. If you would like to donate, contact Nicole Iannillo at 207-459-9433 or niannillo@gmail.com. (photo by 54 Action Photography)

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Lacrosse Golf Scramble Benefit SOUTH BERWICK On Sunday, May 1, the Marshwood Youth Lacrosse and Marshwood High School Lacrosse Boosters will host their 6th Annual Marshwood Lacrosse Golf Scramble. This event benefits all children in the Marshwood programs from Kindergarten through High School. It will be held at the Links at Outlook in South Berwick.

Cost is $95 per golfer, which includes greens fees, cart, water, complete lunch, and a T-shirt. Top team prizes for winning teams, with various other prizes and raffles. 8 a.m. start. For more information or to receive a Golf Tournament registration form, please contact Don Driver at 207-451-3228 or register at www.marshwoodyouthlacrosse.com.

GAME SCHEDULES Wells High School Monday, April 25 4 p.m. BB B JV Away Fryeburg Academy. 4 p.m. BB B V Home Fryeburg Academy. 4 p.m. SB G JV Away Fryeburg Academy. 4 p.m. SB G V Home Fryeburg Academy.

Tuesday, April 26 4 p.m. Wells High School BB B JV Away Gray - New Gloucester High School. 4 p.m. Wells High School SB G JV Away Gray - New Gloucester High School. 5 p.m. Wells High School LAX B V Home Lake Region High School. 5 p.m. Wells High School LAX G V Away Lake Region High School. 6:30 p.m. Wells High School LAX B JV Home Lake Region High School.

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3:30 p.m. Baseball/softball games Away Yor.k 4 p.m. Wells High School BB B V Home Gray-New Gloucester High School. 4 p.m. Wells High School SB G V Home Gray-New Gloucester High School.

Thursday, April 28 5 p.m. Wells High School LAX B V Home Noble High School. 6:30 p.m. Wells High School LAX B JV Home Noble High School.

Friday, April 29 3:30 p.m. Wells High School TR C V Home Greely, GNG, Sacopee, Seacoast at Wells. 4 p.m. Wells High School BB B JV Home Greely High School. 4 p.m. Wells High School BB B V Away Greely High School. 4 p.m. Wells High School SB G JV Home Greely High School. 4 p.m. Wells High School SB G V Away Greely High School.

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Boys' Varsity Lacrosse Wed. April 13 The Bulldogs of Berwick were doubled up by the Bulldogs of Holderness on Wednesday afternoon. After another slow start, the visitors from Maine found themselves down 7-2 at the end of the first quarter. Entering the second frame, Berwick discovered a better sense of focus and overall competitiveness, and led by the sharpening goaltending of Jake Smith and the timely scoring of Brad Simas, we began to claw back into the game. At 7-5 the game seemed interesting, but a series of penalties opened the doors for the host’s skillful extra– man unit. By half time, Holderness enjoyed an 11-5 edge and would never look back. Penalties once again hampered our efforts in the second half, while our man-up group unfortunately proved ineffective. In the end, we walked away at 16-8, knowing that a strong start will be critical when we travel down to South Hamilton, MA Friday in our league opener against a very potent Pingree team.

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Berwick closed a tough week of lacrosse losing to Pingree in their league opener 18-4. After a strong first quarter which saw the Bulldogs taking an early lead on a goal by Brad Simas, Berwick finished down 4-2 versus a deep Pingree side. Conversely, a very thin bench left Berwick exposed, which lead to an 11-3 halftime score. Jake Smith and the defense did well to adjust in the second half, but the deficit was too much to overcome. Nonetheless, Berwick played with grit till the final whistle.

Berwick Girls Varsity Tennis team lost to Hebron Academy 2 matches to 7 matches. We played a format with 3 doubles and 6 singles matches, each an 8 game pro set. The players to win matches were Sam Greenspan at #3 singles and Lisa Kastrilevich at #5 singles.

Girls' Varsity Lacrosse Fri. April 15 The lacrosse team traveled to Hebron Academy for our third game of the season. We won, improving to 1-1-1. Hebron is now 1-1. Leading points scorers were: Kat Reid 3 goals 1 assist; Caroline Hernon 4 goals 1 assist; Lily Hedges 3 goals 1 assist; Teya Adams 3 goals 2 assist. Our goalie, Caroline Rizzo, made 6 saves.

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Girls' Varsity Softball Wed. April 13 Berwick Academy Varsity Softball team had a great home opener against Pingree today. Berwick defeated Pingree 12-3. Lauren Leidemann-Smith pitched 7 innings, with 11 strikeouts, 1 walk, and 2 earned runs. Anna Cosentino was 1-3 and led the team with a walk, tripple, and three RBI. Abby Moore went 0-2 with 3 walks. Raegan Kelly was 1- 3 with a double. Lauren Leidemann-Smith was 1-2 with a walk. Alyssa Hulst was 2-3 with 3 RBI. Christina Grassie was 0-2 with two walks. McKayla Leary was 1-1 with 2 walks and 1 RBI. Christina Grassie was 0-2 with two walks. Grace Knowles 1-3 with 3 RBI. Gabrielle Michaud went 0-2 with 1 walk.

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...LIBRARIES from page 15 maximize yield and overall garden health. Door Prize: A bunch of 2015 organic onions from the Library Director’s vegetable garden.

For More Information Call the library at 207-384-3308 or visit www.south-berwick.lib.me.us.

Wells Public Library Music with Ray Calabro Tuesday, April 26 at 6 p.m. Hear the influences of Jim Croce, Greg Brown, John Prine and more! Ray Calabro’s solo acoustic guitar playing and singing combines key elements of folk, blues, jazz, and country. His selection of popular cover songs reaches back into the 1920’s up through to today. A complete CD of his original work is planned to be released in 2016.

Organize Your Digital Photos for PC Users Thursday, April 28 at 1:30 p.m. Are

your digital photos in disarray? Lisa Luken, Photo Organizer and Simplicity Coach, conducts this hands-on digital photo organizing workshop. Bring your Windowsbased PC laptop and Lisa will help you set up folders and begin to organize your digital photos. Please be sure to run a full backup of your computer before bringing it to this workshop. Registration is required as space is limited. Register by calling the library.

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

York Public Library “Black Mass� Film Sunday, April 24, 3 p.m. This Scott Cooper directed film tells the true story of James “Whitey� Bulger (Johnny Depp), the brother of a state senator (Benedict Cumberbatch) and the most infamous violent criminal in the history of South Boston. Bulger became an FBI informant to take down a Mafia

family invading his turf. Depp provides a masterful portrayal of the criminal psychopath in this gritty and hard-as-nails crime drama. Rated R for brutal violence, language throughout, some sexual references and brief drug use. 122 minutes.

Megan Grumbling, Poet Tuesday, April 26, 7 p.m. Megan Grumbling will read from her new collection “Booker's Point� winner of the 2015 Vassar Miller Prize. Bernard A. Booker, an old Maine codger and wry Yankee woodsman is the subject of this oral history-inspired portrait-in-verse. Weaving storytelling, natural history, and the poetry of place, this collection evokes the sensibility of rural New England, meditations on home, nature, and elders, and, above all, the pleasures of a good story. Winner of many awards for her writing, Grumbling teaches at the University of New England and Southern Maine Community College. Copies of her book will

...WICK from page 33 be sorely missed by his 2 sons, Larry Wick and his significant other, Karen; Daniel Wick and his wife Darlene; daughter-inlaw Jodi Wick; sister Barbara Hall and her husband Roger, all of North Berwick; 3 grandchildren Danielle, Josh and Jessica; 4 great-grandchildren, Alexis, Sarah, Kirsten and Kandice. Merritt & Sandra’s family will celebrate their two special be available for sale.

"Freeheld" Film Sunday, May 1, 3 p.m. New Jersey police lieutenant, Laurel Hester (Julianne Moore), and her registered domestic partner, Stacie Andree (Ellen Page), both battle to secure Hester’s pension benefits when she is diagnosed with

lives that were lived to the fullest with a time of visitation on Friday, April 22, 3-6 p.m. at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market Street, North Berwick. Burial in Hillside Cemetery will be at a later date. Friends who wish may contribute to the Wick Family Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 819, North Berwick, ME 03906. Arrangements are entrusted to the Johnson Funeral Home. Condolences may be expressed at www.JohnsonFuneralHomeME.com. terminal cancer. With its share of thrills, miscarriages of justice, and outright denial of the right to love who one wants, this film is carried by strong lead performances by Moore and Page. Rated PG-13.

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People and Business Profiles Edward Jones Receives J.D. Power President’s Award Financial services firm Edward Jones was presented the prestigious J.D. Power President's Award recognizing its overall commitment to excellence in customer and financial advisor satisfaction, according to Susan Heckaman. The President's Award is presented periodically and recognizes individuals or companies demonstrating dedication,

commitment and sustained improvement in serving customers. During the 40-year history of J.D. Power, only 11 companies have previously received the award. Edward Jones has ranked highest in the J.D. Power U.S. Full-Service Investor Satisfaction Study in six of the past 10 years and has ranked highest seven consecutive times in the J.D. Power U.S. Financial Advisor

Satisfaction Study. Finbarr O'Neill, president of J.D. Power, presented the award via video to Jim Weddle, managing partner for Edward Jones, at the firm's headquarters in St. Louis, MO. For more information, visit edwardjones.com. The President's Award is not based on any client or financial advisor experience. Visit jdpower.com.

Resort Wins Maine Tourism Leadership and Growth Award KENNEBUNKPORT At the Maine Governor's Conference on Tourism, March 22 at Sunday River, The Nonantum Resort received the 2016 Award for Tourism Leadership & Growth. The Nonantum’s Fire + Ice event, which draws nearly 3,000 visitors to Kennebunkport in mid-December, and includes a variety of industry partners, has helped to expand the second weekend of Christmas Prelude and the economic benefits of tourism to the area. “The Nonantum models the way for tourism business

collaborations that strengthen destinations,” said Carolann Ouellette, Director of the Maine Office of Tourism. “The resort’s holiday event, Fire & Ice, in coordination with Kennebunkport’s popular Christmas Prelude, added a new dimension to the existing event and has been instrumental in increasing shoulder-season visitation in a region that has traditionally been a summer vacation destination.” The Governor’s Conference on Tourism Awards recognize individuals, businesses and

organizations that have distinguished themselves as models for the industry and contributing to the overall growth of tourism in Maine. Fire + Ice, now in its sixth year, is a two-night sold out event featuring blazing bonfires on the resort’s back lawn, elaborate ice bars and sculptures, dancing to the Tony Boffa band, and comfort foods provided by area restaurant partners. The benefits of Fire + Ice extend beyond The Nonantum’s doors. Area inns are now selling out on both weekends of Pre-

Adult Education Recognized in York

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long learning. Pictured: Lynn Sheehan, York Adult Education, Rep. Robert W. Alley, Sr. (D-Beals), Lisa Robertson, York Adult Education, Rep. Lydia Blume (D-York).

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If you are looking at your lawn and wondering what it will look like in another month or two when spring’s upon us, here are a few simple things you can do to have a beautiful looking spread of grass without chemical poisons. Build a deep and healthy turf that will sustain your lawn for years. 1. Have You Tested Your Soil? Grass will grow best when the PH is between 6.2 and 6.8. While a complete soil test is recommended, at least be sure that the PH is correct. If the PH is too low (too acid), or too high (too alkaline), the grass roots cannot make efficient use of nutrients in the soil. PH is raised with lime or calcium fertilizers, and it is lowered with elemental sulphur. You can get a soil test kit at your local hardware or garden center – it takes minutes to do. 2. An Easy Way to Thicken

Your Lawn Spreading grass seed over an existing lawn is the best way to get a lush green swath that’s free of weeds. Where grass is thick and healthy, weed seeds have no place to germinate, and the grass can put down a wider and deeper root system, which can pull nutrients and water from the soil more efficiently. Look for a seed mix specifically labeled for your conditions: sun or partial shade. (Grass doesn’t

3. Time to Add Some Compost Add compost to increase the soil’s organic matter content to as much as 7 percent and greatly improve water retention at the same time. To apply compost as a topdressing for areas smaller than 2,000 square feet, use a wheelbarrow and drop small piles intermittently around your lawn; then rake the compost out to about a quarter to three-eighths of an inch. Submitted by Bill Baker, chair of the Ogunquit Conservation Commission. For more information: www.ogunquitconservation.org.

Chair of the Maine Restaurant Association. Innkeeper Jean Ginn Marvin is Chair of Maine Innkeepers Association, and past President of New England Inns and Resorts Association (NEIRA). She is also Chair Elect of The Maine Community College System Board of Trustees and has been working to get the hospitality industry and the community college system to work together to ensure Maine’s hospitality workers are the best trained in the country. Director of Marketing, Nicki Bean, is very involved in regional destination marketing efforts. She serves on the Board of the Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Arundel Chamber of Commerce and as co-chair of the Destination Marketing committee. Bean also serves on the Board of the Maine Beaches Association, one of the regional partners of the Maine Office of Tourism, dedicated to supporting visitation to the southern Maine coast.

...RESORT from page 41 at the back of the main historic building, replacing the Ballroom hardwood floors, expanding/ enhancing a water view function space, and installing 90 split heat pumps in its guestrooms in conjunction with Efficiency Maine. “Were it not for Christmas Prelude and Fire + Ice bringing an influx of business during the first two weeks of December, we would likely close after Columbus Day like a lot of our fellow Maine waterfront resorts do,� said General Manager, Tina Hewett-Gordon. Instead, The Nonantum and other area businesses keep their staff on for longer into the season, benefitting employees and the local economy. The Nonantum team is very involved in the local community, as well as regional and statewide tourism initiatives. Hewett-Gordon heads up the Prelude tree selection and decoration committee. She is also

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