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Friday, May 18, 2018
Volume 14 • Issue No. 20
Habitat Completes 28th Home in York County WELLS Habitat for Humanity York County has completed their 28th home in York County. A celebration and open house was held Sunday, May 6 at 743 Quarry Road in Wells. Following the dedication ceremony, attendees toured the new energy-efficient three-bedroom home, which was made possible due to generous sponsors, donated materials, volunteer labor, and the dedication and commitment of Charles and Shannon Carter, the new homeowner family. Major sponsors for Habitat’s Quarry Road Build include:
Carter Family will move into their new Habitat for Humanity home.
Endangered Right Whale Sighted YORK COUNTY A Right Whale was visible from the beach in York on Monday. The sighting of the giant mammal, an endangered species,was recently spotted swimming off the coast in York, Ogunquit, Wells and Cape Neddick. Right whales are the rarest of all large whales. There are several species, but all are identified by
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up to 8 feet long. Local police have warned boaters to steer clear of any whales they may see. (Photo by NOAA fisheries from www. nmfs.noaa.gov)
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Arts & Entertainment 15-17 Business & Finance 18-19 Calendar of Events 18,20 Classifieds 39-41 Computer Lady 20 Health & Fitness 21-23 Home & Business 35-37 Library News 10 Obituaries 31 Pets 34 Puzzles 46 Real Estate 32-33,48 Sports 42-45 Where To Dine 24-29
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enormous heads, which can measure up to one-third of their total body length. Right whales feed on zooplankton and other tiny organisms using baleens (teeth)
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OGUNQUIT Friends of the Ogunquit Heritage Museum (FOHM) present “Do You Remember?” with Richard Perkins on Sunday, May 20, at the Dunaway Center from 2-4. Richard has promised a new Ode to mark the occasion. The movie “How Rude!” will be shown. Richard will reminisce over his illustrious career. People who have stories of Richard, whether personal or his impact
on their lives, are encouraged to share them. For over 50 years Richard had some of Ogunquit’s most famous (and delicious!) restaurants. Richard was born and raised in Ogunquit and has a very rich history with many people in and around the area. His influence has extended to some of the restaurants and markets still open today. Refreshments will be served. Admission is free but donations are
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Health & Fitness A section concerning your health... INSIDE:
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through donations of funds, services, materials, or reduced costs including Black Bear Medical, Big Daddy’s Ice Cream, Bourealis Bread, Capt’n Hooks, Church on the Cape, Certainteed & Saint-Gobain, CM Appraisals, Eldredge Lumber, George Burr & Sons Excavation, Hancock Lumber Company, Hussey Seating, Kennebunk Savings Bank, Las Olas Taqueria, Ledgemere Transportation, Level Ramping Solutions, Jake’s Seafood, Mike Lovejoy, Wiresmith, Northeast Credit Union, Ozzie Bourque See HOME page 4...
Hannaford Grants $10,000 to Central School SOUTH BERWICK Central School is grateful for the donation from Hannaford to support their Outdoor Classroom cooking program. Since 2010, students have been planting, maintaining, harvesting, prepping and cooking their own grown vegetables and fruits from the school hoop house and orchard. Kathy Gunst, along with countless local chefs, prep cooks, nutritionists, administrators, parents and community members, has been teaching children the importance of cooking with fresh, local foods.
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The Town of Wells, Virginia Hodgkins Somers Foundation, Joseph & Anna C. Dias Family Foundation, Peoples United Community Foundation, Pratt & Whitney, Corning Incorporated Foundation, Consigli Foundation, Inc., Saco-Biddeford Savings Institution, Prudential Financial, KW Architects P.C., Steadfast Homes LLC, Fogg Brothers Drywall Corp., Renewal by Anderson, Richard Moody and Sons Construction, Bobby and Diane Capen, and Kathryn and Peter Wagner. Many area businesses supported the Quarry Road Build
gratefully accepted. The mission of the Ogunquit Heritage Museum is to preserve and share the history and culture of Ogunquit. OHM will be open June 1 - October 31, Tuesday-Saturday, 1-5 p.m.
A $10,000 check will be presented on May 25 at 10 p.m. in the Central School Gym. The funds will be used to support the Outdoor Classroom and Hoop House. This grant will allow continuation of several annual initiatives that include the Planting of the Green, seasonal cooking classes and the school-wide salad bar on Field Day. In addition, we plan to add a Community Harvest Dinner in the fall that would include sauces, pastas, salad and cobbler made by the students with ingredients from the hoop house and orchard. The grant will help to increase parent involvement to encourage parents to cook healthy meals with their children, and will offer parent/child cooking classes, and a “green thumb” club for students and parents who wish to help maintain the hoop house. These funds will allow purchasing of items that would support these units such as grow lights, vertical gardens, additional garden beds and an increased variety of fruit trees as well as allow for innovative, creative, engaging, meaningful and purposeful encouragement for students to live healthy lives.
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