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Volume 13 • Issue No. 30
Couple Celebrates 78 Loving Years YORK York residents Charles Donald Downing, 99-yearsold, and his wife, Irene Tibbetts Downing, 96-years-old, were married 78 years ago on July 15, 1939. It was August 2, 1937, while Don was at York Beach walking up Railroad Ave, where he met the lovely Irene Tibbetts who was walking the other way. Neither of them remembered where they were going. They went to the York Beach Casino together and the two danced there every night until Labor Day. Don would hitchhike from South Berwick every day and hitchhike home every night. Two years later they married. Don was born Charles Donald Downing, son of Charles Weston Downing and Daisy Furbish Downing. Don and Irene are parents of four children, Jere, Diane, Larry, and Skip. They have five grandchildren and now one great grandchild, a baby boy named Charles Henry Downing.
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sharp?� Don: “Yeah, I read a lot. I read a lot of newspapers. And if you’re busy, this comes naturally. You don’t go grab a beer and sit the chair. It’s the Lord’s hand on me, too. You know, I go to the hospital and they run all these tests on me, and then they say, “Mr. Downing, we can’t find anything wrong with you!� I know now, though, that if I
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Resort to Host Paddle Battle Race KENNEBUNKPORT The Nonantum Resort will be hosting the 5th annual Paddle Battle race on the Kennebunk River on Sunday August 6 from 1-5 p.m. Paddle Battle was named a top summer fun event by Sports Illustrated Kids’ magazine! The
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KITTERY The Kittery School Department welcomed its two new principals during a recent day of orientation to the Kittery School Department and the Kittery Community. Pictured are (from left) Allison Gamache (Mitchell School Assistant Principal), Marcelle Durost (Mitchell School Interim Principal), John Drisko (Traip Academy Principal), Michael Roberge (Traip Academy Assistant Principal),
and Superintendent Eric Waddell. The group is pictured here during a tour of PNSY and the USS Hampton which is currently in dry dock at the Shipyard for maintenance and modernization. The tour of the PNSY was part of the day-long orientation for Mrs. Durost and Mr. Drisko which also included tours of all three Kittery schools and a windshield tour of Kittery and Kittery Point. Both principals began their new jobs on July 1.
painted. Live music by the Kennebunk River Band and family activities on the resort’s back
lawn. Registration: $35. Paddlebattlekport.com to register. Proceeds benefit the Kennebunkport Fire Dept. Water Division.
annual Kennebunk River race is for kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, surfboards and any non-motorized vessels. All new this year is the Crazy Craft heat which includes some great prizes. Thie event will include a kids’ fun race with prizes and children can also get their faces
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start to get a little out of breath, I might pass out, so I go sit down. The tests are all futile and some are aggravating, and then they say, “we can find nothing wrong with you, Mr. Downing!�� Chris: And your spirit? How do you keep your spirit healthy? Don: “Live it. Don’t just think about things. Live it. It’s about the Lord.� When asked about what
event in history stands out as being especially good or especially bad, Don’s answer was when the Twin Towers were hit by airplanes. He was in his living room watching the TV and saw the second tower hit with a second airplane. He also remembered years ago when he and Irene sat parked on the shoulder of the road listening to a radio announcer relate the events of the Pearl Harbor attack. Don served in WWII and became 2nd Lieutenant. Don also shared that his proudest moment might have been when watching his sons Larry and Skip play “Bugler’s Holiday� at York High School. “I’ve had so many blessings,� he said. “When they played that song at York High School, the whole place was silent for about 20 seconds and then burst into applause. That was a great
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The Downings’ home-care nurse Chris Brown, submitted details about her experiences with the couple, and with the help of the couple’s daughter, Diane, and information from Don’s autobiography, she was able to gather information for this article. Chris posed the following questions to the Downings. (Don did most of the talking): Chris: “Please share some wisdom as to how you have thrived on your way to 100-yearsold. Do you eat a special diet? Did you drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes? What advice would you give us to help us make it to 99?� Don: “I smoked from age 12 to 32, twenty years. I never drank. You have to stay busy and I did that. Look around in this house, everything you see that’s made of wood, I built it.� Chris: “Did you read a lot? How do you keep your mind
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~ News ~ Kennebunk Savings Supports Community Land Conservation With Gift KENNEBUNK Kennebunk Savings has awarded the Mount Agamenticus to the Sea Conservation Initiative (MtA2C) $50,000 to support land conservation in southernmost York County and environmental programming for people of all ages. MtA2C is a collaborative effort of 10 partner groups working to conserve land centered on Mt. Agamenticus in York, stretching from the Tatnic Hills in South Berwick to the rocky coast in Kittery. MtA2C has a long-term goal of connecting 19,000 acres of conserved land in the region and has made sig-
nificant progress since launching in 2002 -- the region already boasts 13,500 acres of open space. MtA2C partners are also engaging with local community groups to ensure that the conserved lands serve the community in a range of ways including school programs, guided hikes and farming. The MtA2C focus area is a biological hotspot, containing the largest unfragmented coastal forest between the New Jersey Pine Barrens and Acadia National Park, and represents the most biologically diverse region in Maine. It also protects drinking water for three towns and
feeds clean water to rivers and popular beaches. “This generous gift allows us to move forward in protecting lands that are important to our regional communities for so many different reasons,� says MtA2C Coordinator Karen Young. “MtA2C envisions thriving communities connected by expansive landscapes that help sustain wildlife and enhance the health and well-being of our citizens. This funding supports our progress toward that mission.� The funding from Kennebunk Savings will support land conservation projects by MtA2C’s three local land trust
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partners, including Kittery Land Trust’s (KLT) 150-acre Brave Boat Headwaters Preserve and Great Works Regional Land Trust’s recent acquisition of 16 acres within their Orris Falls Conservation Area in South Berwick. These and other MtA2C properties offer community access to pristine outdoor environments as well as educational opportunities for local school groups. For example, Marshwood Middle School science teacher Scott Carson has taken his 6th grade class to Orris Falls each spring for the past 8 years to identify and document changes in the seasons. The Orris Falls Conservation Area now encompasses 187 acres, and fills in a corridor of preserved land between Orris Falls and Mt. Agamenticus. These types of connections are central to MtA2C’s mission of knitting together patchworks of protected lands to fulfill landscape-scale preservation available to the community at large.
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~ News ~ Funding Clears Key Hurdle WASHINGTON D.C. THE Senate Appropriations Committee has approved more than $7 million for the maintenance dredging of the Saco River, York Harbor, and Wells Harbor. The funding was included in the Energy and Water Development Appropriations bill at the request of U.S. Senator Susan Collins, a senior member of the Committee. “Small ports and harbors are the economic lifeblood for many of our small coastal communities,� says Senator Collins. “I appreciate that this bill supports the water infrastructure needs of states like Maine, including the funding for the maintenance dredging of the Saco River, York Harbor, and Wells Harbor.� The Energy and Water Development Appropriations bill will now be considered by the full Senate.
Marshwood Student Honored SOUTH BERWICK Katherine Wilder is a 13-year-old who, at age 3, was diagnosed with juvenile spondyloarthropathy (JSpA.), a rheumatic disease that primarily causes pain and inflammation in the joints of lower parts of the body, but can also affect other body parts. “It's hard trying to do normal teenage girl things like playing sports or going on field trips without a wheelchair," said Katherine. In spite of her challenges, Katherine likes to go swimming and play video games with her brothers. She also takes her education very seriously. Katherine is an honor student, 2 years running, a member of the National Junior Honor Society and has been recognized for significant achievement in the field of science by teachers and school administrators. With all her achievements, one of the most important things in her life is being part of the Arthritis Foundation. “I'm helping people with a disease that I understand just as well as anyone because I am one of those people.� Katherine has been selected as this year’s JingleBell Run 5K Mini-Series teen honoree. In her role, Katherine will be the face and voice for those who deal with the daily challenges of arthritis. Join her on December 3 in Freeport, December 10 in Portsmouth, NH and on December 17 in Concord, NH. “The money we raise together brings us closer to finding a cure and helping people who have arthritis,� she said.
SoirĂŠe Raises over $45,000 for York Hospital’s Hancock Family Fund YORK Unless French is your native language, it’s a tricky thing remembering where that accent falls on “soirĂŠe.â€? But there’s no question – last Wednesday evening at The York Harbor Reading Room, while the focus was on raising funds and healthy aging, the accent was definitely on fun, at the second annual York Hospital Hancock Summer SoirĂŠe. To celebrate and strengthen the programs that benefit from The Hancock Family Fund for Healthy Aging, York Hospital and The Hancock Family hosted a party with a purpose – with success – raising $45,000+ to support its many services. The fund itself, was created to honor the lives of Cape Neddick residents Frank & Kay Hancock, who embodied the classic art of enjoying life while aging with grace and humor. A former Attorney General of Maine, and Hospital Board Chair, Frank was a powerful, yet diplomatic and approachable intellect who easily blended commitment to his community and family. Kay, always strong and caring, a Hospital Trustee, realtor and chair of many committees— maintained her wit and mental edge until the age of 91. Their children, Cal, Josh and Emi continue their parents’ commitment to York Hospital as they work to create these events from their respective homes coast to coast. The fund that bears their family name is already helping to support a cache of programs including: Senior Transportation for hospital needs, Strength and Balance Workshops, Meal & Prescription Home Deliv-
ery, ‘Neighborhood Network’ providing screened vendors for in-home projects, Creative Art Classes through York Housing Authority and Medicare Information Meeting with personal one on one counseling sessions. “Our second year, and our programs are blossoming in ways that we can see through our patients’ eyes and hear through their stories. Lillian, who just completed the Strength & Balance Workshop after a bad fall is able to remain in her home‌ and Pat, after a stroke and unable to cook, receives all of her meals delivered— ‘rich in vitamin K and now my six children don’t have to worry.’ I think that Frank & Kay are looking down, maybe with golf clubs in hand‌ definitely smiling,â€? offers Jud Knox, President. The 130 guests were met by the red carpet photo opportunity “step and repeatâ€?, followed by posters of inspirational local “Healthy-Agersâ€? celebrated for their varied approaches to maintaining physical, mental, spiritual and overall well-being in addition to their ‘senior status’! The appetizers were enjoyed by all‌ and graciously provided by Hancock Gourmet Lobster Company owner, Cal Hancock, followed by a surf and turf dinner. The remainder of the evening was filled with laughter, hosted by many, from Hospital President Jud Knox and Josh Hancock, to former Maine Speaker of the House and now gubernatorial candidate Mark Eves, the latter speaking to the issues facing Maine seniors today. Perhaps the crowd was found at its quietest when Jonathan Goldsmith, friend of Josh Han-
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cock—and more widely known as the actor who played “The Most Interesting Man in the Worldâ€? for the Dos Equis beer campaign, addressed the room. With poignancy and few words, he summed up the evening, “We give to help others‌ because we can.â€? Auctions proved effective fundraising. Also generating ‘bidding buzz’, a luxury Caribbean holiday donated by Chris and Liz Crane, along with a stay on Cape Cod – gift of entertainment producer Shawn Nightingale. A pleased Josh Hancock, offered the following, as he si-
multaneously jotted down a quick idea for next summer’s event, “I know I speak for all of the Hancock Family when saying how happy we are at what a great success this year’s gala turned out to be. The outpouring of support in just our second year for this event was overwhelming, and we can’t thank our very many generous donors and guests enough. They are the “Most Interesting of All.� For more information contact York Hospital’s Friendraising Office at 207-351-2385; info@yorkhospital.com.
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Saturday, July 29 Baked Bean and Chop Suey Supper The First Congregational Church of Kennebunkport welcomes the public to the fourth of its seasonal baked bean and American chop suey suppers. From 4:30-6 p.m. in
the church’s Ober Hall, 141 North St. $8 per adult, and $4 per child under age 12. Beans, hotdogs, chop suey, coleslaw, and more. Church is located next to Arundel Cemetery, near the Kennebunkport Historical Society. FMI and directions: call Tuesdays at 207967-3897.
Free Family Creative Activity Day The York Art Association invites all to stop by for a fun artistic activity at 394 York St, York. Drop in any time between 10 a.m.-noon and select an activity you would
enjoy to do with your children. All aree welcome and free! No RSVP required.
Sunday, July 30 Happy Days Are Here Again Streisand’s 60s Songbook is an original musical revue featuring the early hits of Barbra Streisand including songs from her nightclub appearances, television specials, Broadway appearances, recordings and movies. Three artists, Lesley McKinnell (the singer), Victoria Stubbs (the pianist) and Brian P. Allen (the narrator) take you on a musical journey at The Nasson Little Theatre, 57 Main Street, Springvale. 2 p.m. $18 per person. FMI: nassonlittletheatre. ticketspice.com; 207-608-0497.
shore and uplands, on a docentled walk that covers about 1 mile. Free with site admission. Wells Reserve at Laudholm. 207-6461555 or wellsreserve.org.
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C o m e to M e s sia h C h ristia n Church, 2700 Post Road, Wells, at 6:30 p.m. to hear a “young� preacher bring the Word. FMI: 207-985-9287 or http://messiahchristianchurch.org.
Free social held at 5:30 p.m. at the Wonder Brook Preserve in Kennebunk. Guided naturalist walks will be available but individuals may walk the properties independently. Big Daddy’s Ice Cream will donate the ice cream! Preserve is located just .5 mile east of downtown Kennebunk at the end of Plummer Lane; parking is available at the trailhead. FMI: 207-985-8734.
Secrets of the Salt Marsh Walk From 10 a.m.-noon, learn what is special about these productive ecosystems, nestled between sea-
Kennebunk Beach History Walking Tour
National Night Out 2017 Presented by the Kittery Police Department, this annual commu-
Begins at 2 p.m. at Trinity Chapel, Railroad Ave, Kennebunk Beach. Learn the history of the development of Kennebunk Beach. About a one-mile loop, 60-90 minutes, led by trained tour guide. $10 per person/$5 for members. FMI: 207-985-4802; www.brickstoremuseum.org.
Friday, August 4
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Laudholm’s Farming Past Delve into the rich history of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm, from Native American life to English settlement and from farmland to estuarine reserve. This docent-led walk from 10 a.m.-noon, covers about ½ mile. Free with site admission. Meet at the gazebo. Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. 207646-1555 wellsreserve.org.
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Eucharistic Minister: Terry Trimble Layreaders: Wendy Cote, Pat Kriensky, Sidney White
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Visit the bird banding station, 7 a.m.-noon at the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Scientists from the Biodiversity Research Institute and the Maine Medical Center Research Institute are contributing to knowledge of bird migration, breeding activities, life spans, and vector ecology. Free with site admission. 342 Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells. 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org.
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String ensemble returns to the acoustically rich Laudholm barn at 7 p.m. for its summer concert, “Innerscapes.� Quartet will perform Respighi’s Quartetto Dorico and with guest mezzo soprano Kate Aldrich, Samuel Barber’s Dover Beach Opus 3 and Respighi’s Il Tramonto. $30/$24. Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 207-646-1555 wellsreserve.org/music. Organist Lukas Hasler at Ogunquit Baptist Church 21-year-old organ virtuoso from Austria, will play at 7 p.m. at Ogunquit Baptist Church, 157 Shore Road. Free-will offering. Ample parking; air-conditioned. Bio and pictures at www.lukashasler.com.
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Garden Conservancy's Open Days Program Explore three private gardens in York, open for self-guided tours from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. to benefit the Garden Conservancy. Formal and informal borders, a homestead property, an intimate enclosed courtyard, color-themed beds, and scenic views. No reservations required; rain or shine. Visitors may begin at Braveboat Harbor Farm, 110 Raynes Neck Road, or the Boardman Vegetable Gardens, 31 Barrell Lane. Directions
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Tie Dye T-Shirts Celebrate Field Day SOUTH BERWICK Every year the Marshwood Central School PTO works with students to tie-dye T-shirts for field day. Each grade level has a different colored shirt and the students and staff gather to form a letter. This year is was "M" for Marshwood. Then Bryan Lindgren, a local photographer, bravely climbs to the rooftop to take a picture. He does this without charge and has agreed to let us share the picture.
Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance Funded by NSF STATEWIDE The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a grant with an intended total amount of $1,874,140 to the Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance (MMSA) to develop an online coaching network for educators in rural communities. MMSA will partner with the Maine State Library, the National AfterSchool Association, and Development Without Limits to carry out the project. The Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance is a leader in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education and policy. MMSA works to advance STEM education in Maine and across the nation and establish relationships among schools, organizations, individuals, and communities to further this mission. The funding has been awarded through the NSF’s Advancing Informal STEM Learning (AISL) program.
outside the home, including the garage. 3- Not unplugging appliances. Most people forget all about unplugging appliances and devices, and when the electricity finally turns back on this can cause dangerous spikes and surges that can ruin the appliances or devices. 4- Candles as a main lighting source. Candles can be a huge fire hazard, especially when you put young children, pets, etc. in the mix. There are many other options, like flashlights, that do the trick without the risk. 5Eating expired foods. While a freezer can stay cold for up to 48 hours (depend-
ing on capacity, model, etc.) after losing power, it is still important to take extra caution when consuming frozen or perishable foods. 6- Not putting your phone in airplane mode. While extended periods without power can be boring, and you may be tempted to play Candy Crush until you drain every last drop of battery power from your phone, it’s important to keep it charged and usable for as long as possible in case the power outage turns into an emergency situation. Putting your phone in airplane mode will extend thebattery life, while turning it off until you need it will conserve battery power.
SANFORD Ashley Nadeau-Belanger is this year’s recipient of the York County Senior College scholarship. The scholarship is given annually to a graduate of Sanford’s Adult Education Program.
Ashley is a Mental Health and Human Services major at the University of Maine at Augusta. A resident of Biddeford, Ashley plans to graduate in the spring of 2018. www.maineseniorcollege. org.
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Connects" Garden Tour 2017. FMI: 207-748-1049.
Baked Bean Supper
Ray Calabro and Kit on bass will perform at Atria Kennebunk at 2 p.m. This dynamic duo plays the top hits from then to now. Light refreshments served. 1 Penny Lane, Kennebunk.
Sunday, August 6 Concert at Atria
All you can eat, 5-6:30 p.m. at West Kennebunk United Methodist Church, 160 Alfred Rd., W. Kennebunk. $8 adults, $3 children. FMI westkennebunkumc.net.
Spiller Farm Farm Appreciation Celebration
Garden Tour in Eliot
“Eliot Stories� Project Complete ELIOT After months of research, interviews with town elders, and field trips into the community, second grade students at Eliot Elementary School unveiled the mural they created entitled “Eliot Stories�. Students worked with artists in residence Laurie Downey and Gretchen Berg from The Local Stories Project. In collaboration with classroom teachers and the Eliot Historical Society, students were challenged to become stewards of Eliot’s rich past. Each student kept a research journal that included sketches and written notes to document their historical discoveries. These journals were later used to create the mural,
and to develop a physical theatre performance that would allow the children to share what they had learned not only with their fellow students at Eliot Elementary School, but also with members of the greater Eliot community. On Monday, June 12 the mural was unveiled and students were delighted to share their physical theatre performance with families and many members of the community. This project was generously funded by grants received from Marshwood Education Foundation, the PEEPS, Investments for Children, and the Eliot Historical Society. The mural is now on display at Eliot Elementary.
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Bill and Anna Spiller host an afternoon barbecue from noon-4 p.m. to thank those who contributed to completion of the conservation easement on their farm. Live music, hayrides, corn hole, and games for kids. Stop by for an hour or two! Spiller Farm, 1054 Branch Rd, Wells.
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KENNEBUNK Music On Main volunteers, chaired by Lori Parkinson of Kennebunk, are busy fundraising to bring the Portland Symphony Orchestra to Kennebunk’s Waterhouse Center for a free concert on Thursday, August 3, at 6 p.m. Musical Director/Conductor Robert Moody and the Portland Symphony musicians will bring the universal language
~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Music On Main of music to this open air concert. A crowd-pleaser for the past two years, Music On Main once again invites the community to enjoy music together. Presented under the auspices of the town of Kennebunk, the event itself is funded by donations from individuals, businesses and organizations. Costs for presenting the free concert are approximately thirty-five
thousand dollars. Those wishing to add their financial support or would like to volunteer should contact Lori Parkinson at dparkinson@roadrunner.com. Chairperson Parkinson extends the thanks of the committee and all participants for the support of this celebration of music and community. She reminds attendees to bring a beach chair as seating is limited.
Arlo Guthrie at Jonathan’s Ogunquit KENNEBUNKPORT Arlo Guthrie has been known to generations as a prolific songwriter, social commentator, master storyteller, actor and activist. He has also been know to put on a great show at Jonathan's Ogunquit. Dating back to the original days of Jonathan's Concert's Series, Arlo was one of the original performers to play in Ogunquit's national headliner venue and returns again to play two concerts at Jonathan's on Wednesday, August 2 and Thursday, August 3 both starting at 8 p.m. Born in Coney Island, New York in 1947, Arlo is the eldest son of Marjorie Mazia Guthrie, a professional dancer with the Martha Graham Company and founder of The Committee to Combat Huntington's Disease. Arlo has become an iconic figure in folk music in his own right with a distinguished and varied career spanning over fifty years.
Guthrie attained international attention at age 19 by recounting the true events on the album Alice's Restaurant in 1967. Beginning the seventies with a number of albums for Warner Bros., Guthrie helped set the standard for the singersongwriter genre burgeoning at the time. Perhaps the best known is Hobo's Lullaby (1972) featuring a diverse body of work. Most notable is the definitive version of Steve Goodman's The City of New Orleans that was a hit on all major charts. Another critically
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acclaimed album that charted on Billboard was Amigo (1976), which includes Massachusetts, honored in 1981 as the official State Folk Song. In addition to his musical career, Guthrie is an accomplished actor with numerous television appearances. Arlo has had recurring roles in two major network television series (The Byrds of Paradise and Relativity), and feature films, the aforementioned Alice's Restaurant and Roadside Prophets (1992). Arlo is the author of three children's books and a distinguished photographer, showing his works in selected galleries. Advance tickets start at $82.50 and are available online at tickets.jonathansogunquit. com or by calling the box office at 207-646-4777. Preferred seating is available with Premium Seats for those who have dinner before the show in one of the three dining rooms at Jonathan's Restaurant.
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KENNEBUNKPORT The First Church invites you, your family, and friends to attend the second in a series of summer concerts to be held in the church, 141 North St., Kennebunkport, on Monday, July 31 at 7 p.m. Joyce Painter Rice, Music Director & Organist, the Rev. Paula Norbert, Pastor, and members are pleased to offer these concerts. This concert features cellist Roric Cunningham. There will be some piano accompaniment by Ms. Rice. Roric Cunningham is from Manchester, NH and recently completed his sophomore year at Central High School in Manchester. He began his musical career on the organ and enjoying great success, Roric began playing the cello at age 12 in the public school system. After being self-taught for 2 years, with the help of violinist Elliot Markow, he gained acceptance to the Manchester Community Music School at age 14 on a full scholarship. Roric has had master classes with cellists Beiliang Zhu and Cecylia Barczyk. He
recently made his Portsmouth Symphony debut as soloist after winning their concerto competition for prominent high school students around the state. All concerts of First Church’s “Monday Night Summer Concert Series” are open to the public free of charge. Donations will be gratefully accepted. In addition to concerts and other events, the Rev. Paula Norbert and First Church members welcome you to attend the weekly Sunday church service which begins at 9:30a.m. All are welcome at First Church.
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WELLS Coming to Wells Harbor Park in the Hope Hobbs Gazebo is the “On Tap” band featuring wonderful instrumentation and quality vocals mixed with a wide variety of music–mostly Rock
and Pop with some Country and Blues. These four talented musicians have been entertaining people for years, bringing their diversified talents together. The vocals by Melissa, Scot and Joe, individually and together, are delightful. Scot and Joe also provide great guitar and bass instrumentation, who along with Barry on drums bring the total sounds of the band together. This group will present a dynamic mix of songs for all ages from the Beatles to Adele to the Neon Trees and will have the audience foot tapping to their enthusiastic presentation and pleasing music. Enjoy this FREE outdoor concert Saturday night August 5, at 6:30-8:30 p.m. This is the sixth concert in the ten concert series which will end Sept. 2. In the event of rain the concert will be moved a short distance to the Ward Gym at Wells Jr. High School on US Rt # 1. Bring a blanket, or folding chair and, maybe, a picnic. For more information: www.ontapband.com; www.wellstown.org/concerts.
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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Jesus Christ Superstar KITTERY The iconic musical "Jesus Christ Superstar" is being performed now through August
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6 at The STAR Theatre at the Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Rd. Kittery. Join Patrick Dorow's modern take on a global phenomenon that has wowed audiences for over 40 years. “Jesus Christ Superstar� is a timeless work set against the backdrop of an extraordinary and universally-known series of events but seen, unusually, through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. Show is rated PG-13. For tickets: http://www.kitterycommunitycenter.org/.
The Kittery Historical & Naval Museum Hosts “Portsmouth Through Time� KITTERY Author Elizabeth C. Jewell will be at the Kittery Historical & Naval Museum on August 5 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. to sign her recently released book: “Portsmouth Through Time.� Don't let the name fool you though, this book depicts many seacoast towns including Kittery, Isles of Shoals and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in a "now and then" format. Elizabeth C. Jewell, a New England native, lived on the seacoast and attended Portsmouth High School and UNH. She has
authored and illustrated 3 other books of historic interest and writes a blog about New England things: Dreamnewengland@ wordpress.com. The author still lives in New Hampshire with her husband Patrick in an old home, with a lot of character. Elizabeth has a degree in Creative Writing and Illustrating with a focus on New England History. She is active in her local Historical Society and other history and preservation associations. The author works with special needs students at a local
ARUNDEL From July 22 to August 5 the Arundel Farm Gallery presents a solo artist exhibition for Cape Cod artist Peter Coes, featuring his imaginative paintings and sculptures. Coes has created a language of iconic imagery which relates not only to Cape Cod, but to seaside New England with clapboard houses, trees, boats, bicycles, women, birds and cats. His narratives relate to the changing seasons and life by the seashore. Coes' unique visual style is entrancing and dream-like as if looking at scenes through an early morning fog or mist.
On August 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. the gallery hosts a charitable fund-raising event for 'Water is Basic,' a non-profit organization that builds wells and provides water filters for the people of war-torn South Sudan. The event includes a film "Ru-Water is Life" and a photographic exhibit "Faces of South Sudan." An entry fee donation of $15 per person is required which purchases one water filter providing up to 50 people with clean drinking water. The founder, Steve Roese, will be at the event. For more information on his organization visit www.waterisbasic. org.
high school, creating opportunities for them to learn important job and life skills and have meaningful work experiences. The awareness and preservation of history, natural and cultural, is a passion of hers. She is currently working on several other works for publication, for children and adults. Visit: http://www. dreamnewengland.wordpress. com/. Copies of the book will be for sale in the Museum gift shop. Purchase of the book during the event includes one free admission to the Museum, located at 200 Rogers Rd, Kittery.
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OGUNQUIT The Ogunquit Playhouse is proud to create an all new production of the Tony Awardwinning musical "Ragtime", on stage from August 2 to August 26. This sweeping musical is complete with a cast and creative team of Broadway veterans including Kirsten Scott, Jamie LaVerdiere, Darnell Abraham, Lindsay Roberts, Tony-Award nominee Josh Young, Director Seth Skylar-Heyn and Set and Projection Designer Tim Mackabee. The Ogunquit production will also feature the original Tony-nominated costumes by Santo Loquasto. "Ragtime" tells the story of three families trying to find their way during the turn of the twentieth century in New York City; each struggling with the changing cultural climate in America
~ Arts & Entertainment ~ “Ragtime� Opens at Ogunquit Playhouse August 2 and each facing the promise of hope and new beginnings in the midst of prejudice and bigotry. A stifled upper-class wife, a determined Jewish immigrant and a daring young Harlem musician are each united by their courage, compassion and belief in the promise of the future. Together, they confront history's timeless contradictions of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair... and what it means to live in America. “Truly a story we need to tell at this point in our nation’s history, "Ragtime" is one of the most powerful shows ever written for the stage, and possibly my favorite show of all time,� stated Executive Artistic Director Bradford Kenney. “To tell this compelling story we have brought together a stellar creative team led by Director Seth
Skylar-Heyn. Broadway set designer Tim Mackabee has also joined the team to create an allnew set for our Ogunquit production. I am looking forward to a production of "Ragtime" that we all will be so very proud of.� Making her debut at the Ogunquit Playhouse is Kirsten Scott, as Mother. Ms. Scott’s numerous Broadway roles include Young Phyllis, in the 2012 revival and cast album of Follies, Jenny Hill in Big Fish, and Lorraine in Jersey Boys. Joining Ms. Scott in his Playhouse debut as Father is Jamie Laverdiere. On Broadway, Mr. LaVerdiere has performed in The Producers, Pirate Queen, and Motown, as well as the National Tours of Urinetown, Motown, and A Chorus Line. Josh Young, returns to Ogunquit to portray Tateh. He
last appeared on the Ogunquit Playhouse stage as Marius in 2008’s highly acclaimed production of Les Miserables. Mr. Young originated the role of John Newton in the World Premiere of Amazing Grace on Broadway. In 2012, he received a Tony Award nomination and Theatre World Award for his acclaimed Broadway debut as Judas in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar. . Darnell Abraham joins the cast of "Ragtime" as Coalhouse. His recent regional credits include Coalhouse in the Barrington Stage Company’s production of "Ragtime", Nakawa in Disney’s Festival of the Lion King, and Jake in Media Theatre’s Side Show. Mr. Abraham has also been featured in Symphony Space’s Project Broadway, the Tekken 7 Soundtrack
through Bandai Namco Entertainment, and the NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles. Lindsay Roberts is cast as Sarah. Regionally she has performed in Sister Act, Memphis, Shadowboxer, The Phantom Tollbooth, My Fair Lady, and Sweeny Todd. Ms. Roberts received a IRNE Nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her 2016 performance as Queenie in Fiddlehead Theater’s Showboat. Playing Younger Brother in the Ogunquit production is Julian Decker who recently was seen in the Broadway revivals of Sunset Boulevard and Les Miserables. Portraying Emma is Lea Blackhurst who is known for her award-winning tribute to Ethel Merman, Everything The TrafSee RAGTIME page 16...
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4 Ways Marriage, Divorce and Do-Overs Can Increase your Social Security Check In a world of IRAs, bonds, annuities and investment property, one retirement benefit often gets overlooked, or not discussed at all, by some financial advisers: Social Security. “In retirement, you need to create as much fixed, guaranteed income as you can,� says Tony Perrone, president and founder of the Estate Planning Group and author of 'I Didn’t Know I Could Do That: 9 Financial Strategies That Can Save or Make You Money.' “Social Security is just as valuable as any of your other assets.� Americans can draw their Social Security as early as 62, for reduced benefits, or as late as 70, for enhanced benefits. When benefits are elected, a retiree makes a permanent choice, meaning benefits are reduced over the course of a lifetime, not just until full retirement age. The social Security break-even age is 77, or 15 years after the first retiree elected to receive benefits.
Perrone says those who are contemplating when to take their Social Security benefits shouldn’t automatically take the largest check they are eligible for and assume they are making the right decision. “None of us has crystal balls,� Perrone says. “But if you think there’s a good chance you might live longer than average, or if you’re just an optimist, you might want to think about going for the maximum monthly payment. Once it starts, it’s locked in for life.� Perrone provides some additional tips and strategies for getting the most out of your Social Security benefits: Don’t forget the widow’s benefit. If you are a widowed woman and don’t get remarried, you can file for Social Security at the age of 60. This is known as the widow’s benefit. The rule applies to men as well. If your wife earned more than you, you are entitled to widower’s benefits. When a widow or widower, or a surviving ex-spouse, waits until age 60 or later to re marry,
they preserve the right to collect Social Security benefits on their deceased spouse’s earnings record. Divorce can have fringe benefits. Women who were divorced after being married for at least 10 years are eligible for a portion of their ex-husband’s benefits if she is unmarried at the time they become eligible for benefits. That claim does not reduce the ex-husband’s benefits or those of his new spouse if he re-marries. Marriage can be a strategic tool. When a spouse dies, the remaining spouse gets the larger of
the two Social Security checks. If the surviving spouse gets remarried, he or she is then subject to that law with the new spouse. In other words, if a widow gets re-married, and her second husband dies, she is eligible for the benefits of her second husband if he made more money than her. You get a do-over. If you decide to take your Social Security benefits, then realize you made a mistake, the Social Security Administration will allow you to repay the money you took within 12 months and wipe the slate clean as if it never happened.
“Follow your own instincts when it comes to when and how to take your Social Security benefits,� Perrone says. “This is an important part of your overall retirement strategy.� Tony Perrone, (www. DropHelp.com), is president and founder of the Estate and Business Planning Group. For 16 years, Perrone was host of the popular radio talk show Now You Know on FM 96.5 News Talk WDBO in Orlando. The Sentinel does not endorse 3rd party submissions.
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Health & Fitness Are Women Prepared for Life Alone as they Age?
The trends are clear – as women age the odds are they will be living alone, largely because of either divorce or widowhood. What may be less clear for many of them is whether they are prepared for that life alone – both emotionally and finan-
cially, says Susan L. Hickey, a financial professional at Your Own Retirement LLC. “Although both men and women could live three or four decades in retirement, it’s more likely for women because they have longer life expectancies,� Hickey says. “But they also often
have less in savings, and smaller or no pensions, so their longevity can work for them and against them.� Almost half (46 percent) of women who are 75 or older live alone, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for
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Women should be actively involved. They need to understand their financial situation, what would happen if their spouse dies and where all the important papers are kept. When a meeting happens with a financial professional, they should be part of that and help make the decisions. Underestimating how long they will live. For some reason, many women have trouble imagining just how long retirement might last. Life expectancy for women in the United States is about 81, and that’s an average. Many women will live into their 90s and some will pass 100. When planning and saving, women need to consider that they might still be living 30 or 40 years after they retire. See ALONE page 19...
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Health & Fitness ...ALONE from page 18 Failing to protect their health. Maintaining your general health and well being is important because medical costs can eat into retirement money. The nest egg that someone thought would be more than sufficient can start disappearing quickly when there are significant
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grass, where fleas and ticks often hide, and inspect pets for ticks on a routine basis. Pets can contract Lyme disease from black-legged ticks. Inspect yourself and your family members carefully for ticks after being outdoors. If you find a tick, remove it with a slow, steady pull as to not break off the mouthparts and leave them in the skin. Then, wash your hands and the bite site thoroughly with soap and water. Be on the lookout for signs of tick bites, such as a red bull's eye rash around a bite. If you suspect a tick has bitten you, seek immediate medical attention. ...SUN SAFETY from page 19 mitment to high quality care, among many other things. The sun safety and skin cancer education and prevention program is currently being toured throughout the school system in York County, educating middle school and high school aged students on prevention and detection. In June the program will expand further by educating the life guards and Park and Rec Staff on the dangers, risk factors, treatments, prevention of skin cancer, and sun safety education. Included in these seminars are complimentary “goodies� for the staff. Items offered are: ! Color changing wristbands that change from white and darken from light blue to dark blue to measure the exposure that the skin is getting in the sun, and this is used as a reminder to use sun screen. These wrist bands were donated by the Melanoma Foundation of New England. ! Lip protectant also donated by the Melanoma Foundation of New England ! Wide brimmed hats that will provide protection from the sun by creating shade on the face and neck that have been generously donated to the Cancer Care Center of York County (while supplies last). ! Sunscreen that is SPF 30 broad spectrum that will provide protection against both UVA and UVB rays if applied as directed provided by the Cancer care Center of York County. ! Free use facial skin analysis machine which shows the underlying sun damage that the skin has already been exposed to. For more information about any of these programs, please contact the Cancer Care Center at 207 459 1600.
July 28, 2017
~ Arts and Entertainment ~ Caroline Cotter and Michael Howard in Folk Show KITTERY The Kittery Art Association (KAA) Music Series welcomes singer-songwriter Caroline Cotter to the stage on Thursday evening, August 3. She will be joined by Michael Howard, also a singer-songwriter. They have been touring the country together, sharing their music along the way. Caroline Cotter’s music takes you all over the world, from a Parisian salon to the hills of Colorado, from the coast of Maine to a seat by a campfire. Caroline has played over 400 shows, nationally and internationally, since the release of her 2015 album, “Dreaming as I Do.” While her own shows make up the greatest share of her performance schedule, she has also opened for folk icons Loudon Wainwright III and David Wilcox. Dreaming as I Do reached #5 on the Folk DJ Charts, and Caroline is currently working on recording another album that is set for release later this year. Michael Howard hails from Alaska, and is now based in Portland, Oregon. The two singer-songwriters met in Kansas City at Folk Alliance International and there joined forces to tour the country, adding harmo-
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nies and variety to their shows. Michael Howard’s award winning songwriting and stories share the tales and fierceness of his Alaskan homeland. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Refreshments and conversation
follow the show, and signed CDs will be for sale. Parking and seating are limited. There is a $15 suggested donation at the door. 8 Coleman Avenue, Kittery Point. For information, call 207-4519384 or go to: www.kitteryartassociation.org.
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pher. "Ragtime" fight director is Joe Bostick. Scenic and projection design for "Ragtime" was created by Timothy Mackabee. Ogunquit Playhouse Resident Lighting Designer, Richard Latta, is the lighting designer for "Ragtime". He recently was nominated for Best Lighting Design by the IRNE Awards for his work on the Playhouse’s 2016 production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Also joining the creative team is Jeffrey Campo. Sound designer for "Ragtime" is Kevin Heard. Mark your calendars now and get ready to see every show this year. Tickets are on sale and prices start at $52 each. To learn more about becoming a Playhouse member, or to purchase tickets, show subscriptions and gift cards, visit www.ogunquitplayhouse.org or call the Ogunquit Playhouse Box Office at 207-646-5511.
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Bruce A. Brown, 74 WELLS - Bruce A. Brown, 74, of Wells, died late Tuesday night, July 25, 2017 at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough. He was born in Wells on March 6, 1943, a son of William Osgood and Mabel F.(Rundlett) Brown. Bruce grew up in Wells, attending Wells High School. He spent his entire life in the Wells area where he owned and operated Brown’s Service Center in Moody for close to 50 years. Bruce took great pride in his love of Wells, and his garage where he made many life long relationships. On October 12, 1965 Bruce married the love of his life Maureen Sweeney. They spent 51 wonderful years together and raised three boys, whom Bruce was very proud of. Bruce had many interests,
~ Obituaries ~ he loved the Patriots, Red Sox, and playing cards with his good friends. Most of all he loved his family. In addition to his parents, he is predeceased by two brothers, William R. Brown and Donald C. Brown; and a brotherin-law, Owen Sponagle. Bruce is survived by his loving wife of 51 years, Maureen (Sweeney) Brown of Wells; three sons, Sean Brown and wife Lisa of Seabrook, NH, Marc Brown and wife Lori of Wells, Jeffrey Brown and wife Terry of Cumberland; a brother, Robert Brown and wife Sandra of Wells; a sister-in-law, Janet Sponagle of Harvard, MA. His grandchildren Halle, Tristan, Benjamin, Jacy, Jonathan, Gabe and Finn Brown. Visiting hours will be on Monday, July 31, 2017 from 4-7 p.m. at Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road, Wells. Burial will be private. Should friends choose, memorial donations in his name are encouraged to: Gosnell Memorial Hospice House, c/o Hospice of Southern Maine, 180 U.S. Route One, Scarborough, ME 04074. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, please visit Bruce’s Book of Memories page at www.bibberfuneral. com. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Road, Wells.
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Howard E. Case, 81 PALMER, MA - Howard E. Case, 81, died on July 19, 2017 in Springfield. Born August 14, 1935 in Chicopee Falls, MA, he was the son of Howard E. and Imelda (Courtemanche) Case. Howard was a highly respected and much loved member of the community of Palmer, MA where he made his home in the Three Rivers section for 52 years. He served his country in the US Army following the Korean War and began his professional career in 1970 as a member of the Palmer Police Department. He received his degree in Criminal Justice from STCC in 1974 and became EMT certified. In 1978, he was promoted to Sergeant, 1986 became acting chief, and in 1988 permanent chief until his retirement in 1994. That year he was also named Citizen of the Year. Howard was always active in the community, having served on the Board of Directors, and a Past President and Trustee of Three Rivers Chamber of Commerce, a member and Past President of Palmer Rotary Club along with a Paul Harris Fellow, and honorary member of Ogunquit Rotary Club. He was an advisor to the Charlton Police Explorers, and a member of Amvets Post 74. In his leisure, he enjoyed many years of traveling to and fishing in Maine, especially to Jeffrey's Ledge with his friend Joe. He will be deeply missed by wife of 58 years, Christine M. (Beynor), his daughters Cheryle Case Castonguay (Roland) of Bradenton, FL and Laurie Bresse (John) of Brimfield, along with his 4 grandsons, Marc and Alex Fauteux and Tyler and Trevor Bresse. His siblings Beverly Thirsher of Palmer and Robert Case of West Warren also survive him. Besides his parents, Howard was predeceased
by his daughter, Sharon Fauteux in 1996. The family also wishes to acknowledge with deep gratitude: Dr. Slawsky, Dr. Hernandez, Dr. Gowdar, and all of the nursing staff on the 7th floor of the Baystate Cardiac unit. A service to celebrate his life was held on Tuesday, July 25 at 12:00 noon at the Second Congregational Church, 1080 Pleasant St, Palmer. Burial followed in the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, Agawam. Arrangements made by Beers & Story Palmer Funeral Home, Palmer, MA.
Ralphine Claudia Hyson, 82 KITTERY - Ralphine Claudia Hyson 82, of Kittery, Maine went to Heaven on Monday, July 17, 2017 at the Edgewood Centre in Portsmouth, NH surrounded by her loving family. She was born on January 18, 1935 in Merrill, Maine daughter of Ralph and Christine Furrow. Ralphine graduated in 1961 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from the Farmington State TeachersCollege in Farmington, Maine. She was an exceptional athlete, participating in and coaching several sports including volleyball, basketball, softball, and cheerleading. Ralphine taught at the Emery School in Biddeford, Maine from 1956-1957, the Ella Burr School in Lincoln, Maine from 1957–1960, then went on to become the 7th grade Read-
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ing teacher at the Frisbee School in Kittery, Maine from 19601969 and again from 1971-1976 as well as coaching cheerleading. She then moved on to be a permanent substitute teacher at Portsmouth JuniorHigh School from 1981–1985. Her final employment before retiring was working as a receptionist for the School for Lifelong Learning, a division of the University of New Hampshire from 1985-1991. Feenie (as she was affectionately known) loved spending time with her family and attending her grandchildren’s sporting events. She also loved to dance and in her earlier years danced with the Arthur Murray Dance Studios. Feenie enjoyed playing the piano, listening to music, reading, shopping, and playing card games like Skip-Bo. Shehad great faith and was very active with the Faith Baptist Church in Kittery, Maine. Throughout her service with the church, she held positions as President of the Ladies Missionary Fellowship, church clerk, and was a member on several committees. In November of 2016, she was diagnosed with lung cancer and it was complications from this disease that eventually took her life. Feenie will be missed by many family members and friends, including those of Faith Baptist Church.She is predeceased by her husband of 53 Continued on page 29...
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Barbara McLaren, 98 LYMAN - Barbara McLaren died peacefully at her home in Lyman, Maine on July 11. She was 98. Barbara was the matriarch of a five generation family that includes four children, nine grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. She is survived by her four children; Carol Gregory and spouse Terry Nichols of Boca Raton, FL, Richard McLaren of Edgewater, FL, Linda McLaren and spouse Allan Hayse of Lyman, ME, and Sally McLaren and spouse Ben Gumm of North Berwick, ME. Her nine grandchildren include Grayson Gregory, Melora Gregory, Asch Gregory Robertson, Jennifer Leddy, Heather McLaren, Craig
Old Post Road in Kittery, Maine 03904 from 6-8 p.m. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.jspelkeyfuneralhome.com. The funeral service will be held at the Faith Baptist Church located at 22 Litchfield Road, Kittery, Maine on Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 2 p.m. Pastors Kauffman and Lloyd will officiate. The burial will be held at Brooks Cemetery on State Road in Eliot, Maine following the funeral service. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Faith Baptist Church in Kittery, Maine. Care for the Hyson family has been entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home.
McLaren, Cynthia DeSalazar, Eric Gammons and Alexander McLaren Gumm. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 29 at 3 p.m. at the Goodwins Mills United Methodist Church located at 55 Church St. in Lyman, ME 04002. A graveside service will be held on a date to be announced at St. Mary's Cemetery in Milford, CT. Memorial gifts can be made in Barbara's name payable to: Hospice of Southern Maine; 180 US Route 1; Scarborough, ME 04074. The family requests that no flowers be sent. To share a memory or to leave a message of condolence, please send your thoughts by email to info@angeloftheberwicks.com.
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Wells and formerly of Stow and Wayland, MA, died Thursday, July 20, 2017 at his residence following a courageous battle with cancer. Henk was born June 3, 1945 in Monster, Netherlands, the son of Wilhelmus Petrus and Geertruida Maria Scheffers Schalke, attended schools in the Netherlands, and earned a degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master’s Degree equivalent in 1970 from Poly Technical School in the Netherlands. In 1971, he was hired by Singer Business Machines, which brought Henk to the United States. He worked for several high tech start- up companies, most notably Concurrent Computer/MASSCOMP of Westford, MA, Cognex Corporation in Natick MA and CA, and consulted for Bose Corporation in Framingham, MA, retiring in 2013. A lifelong learner, he had a thirst for knowledge and was always reading and studying history. More recently, Henk served as a volunteer instructor with South Coast Senior College in Wells and Sanford, where he taught the History of the Netherlands and computing skills for seniors. Henk volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, working at their ReStore in Kennebunk overseeing the repair of furniture, as his passion was for woodworking and furniture making. He loved to travel, and together with his wife Diane, they explored the world, visiting most of the Continents and most of the countries in Europe. Survivors include his wife Diane DeSimone Schalke of Wells, daughters Lotti Turbide
and her husband Brian of Harvard, MA, Tina Schalke and her fiancÊ Scott Hayes of Acton, MA, Leslie O’Donnell and her husband Robert and Valerie Kelly and her husband David Vandervalk all of Chelmsford, MA, four grandchildren Lia and Anna Turbide and Jeremy and Katelyn O’Donnell; and 9 brothers and sisters in the Netherlands, Jan, Diny, Marian, Pim, Ineke, Cees, Trudy, Ton, and Monique. A Celebration of Henk’s Life will be held Wednesday, August 2, 2017 from 12-4 p.m. at the Andover Country Club, 60 Canterbury St. Andover MA, 01810, where a memorial service will begin at 12:30 p.m. with a collation to follow. Memorial contributions to ReStore, York County Habitat for Humanity, PO Box 267, Kennebunk ME. 04043, www. habitatyorkcounty.org. To share a memory or leave a message of condolence, visit Henk’s Book of Memories Page at www.bibberfuneral.com. Arrangements are in care of Bibber Memorial Chapel, 111 Chapel Rd, Wells, ME. 04049.
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“And Then There Were Noneâ€? SOUTH BERWICK Ten guilty strangers are trapped on an island. One by one they are accused of murder; one by one they start to die‌ Step back in time into a 1930s radio broadcast studio with Mystery Theatre Radio Hour’s “And Then There Were None,â€? complete with period actors, vintage-style commercials, sound effects, and the spine-tingling twists and turns of this classic Agatha Christie mystery story, Friday and Saturday, August 4 and 5, 6 p.m., with a matinee Sunday, August 6, 2:00 p.m., at Historic New England’s Hamilton House. Bring a blanket, chairs, and picnic for your comfort and enjoyment. The show is being presented by Garrison Players Art Center and is directed by William Burr and Judi Currie. The cast includes Melissa Perry, Ralph M. Wark, Phil Adams, Jay MacDougall, Zak Koehler, Denise McDonough, Paul Langevin, Mike Doyle, Tim Young, Autumn Allen, and Ray Will. Tickets are $10 Historic New England and Garrison
Players Arts Center members, $15 nonmembers, $5 nonmember children (ages 8 and up). Registration is recommended. Contact Historic New England for more information, 207384-2454, HamiltonHouse@ historicnewengland.org or register online at www.HistoricNewEngland.org. The idea for presenting Mystery Theatre Radio Hour began with Historic New England South Berwick Site Manager Marilyn Keith Daly. “As I was working in Hamilton House, I noticed vintage mystery novels in the large parlor bookcases. When we opened some of the books, we discovered the signature of Elise Tyson Vaughan, who owned and restored the house with her stepmother Emily in the early 20th century. I was fascinated, imagining Elise Tyson Vaughan reading mystery novels on a summer evening�. Hamilton House is located at 40 Vaughan’s Lane, South Berwick, Maine, 03908, about 20 minutes from Portsmouth, 1 mile off of Route 236 in South Berwick.
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~ Pets ~ Animal Welfare Society WEST KENNEBUNK Animal Welfare Society currently has several senior cats looking for new homes! Yes, everyone loves kittens. They're young, playful, loving, and a blank slate to build a life with. But senior cats are just as deserving and worthy of new homes. Older cats come with their own set of benefits, like already being mostly accustomed to living in a home environment and having
Safe Haven Humane Society WELLS Simon is like some people. He just doesn’t like other kitties! But he loves dogs. He even used to carry a dog’s leash in his mouth and walk the dog. He’s remarkable! Simon’s a big boy, a remarkable hunk of a paleorange cougar-like good looks. His love of life and his personality are so strong, he could probably star in his own superhero movie. Like some other Hollywood stars, he’s also quite full of himself. He’s a big talker, and even sings. (He proved it on the three-hour ride back to Wells!) Whoever adopts Simon can have a cat-friendly dog, but no cats. They also have to be very careful about their doors, because Simon is so smart he can open them. Simon must be an indoor-only kitty, but would love a screened-in porch or “catio.� Simon is ready to meet you and take center stage in your home! Safe Haven’s commitment to No-Kill includes the entire state of Maine. We try to reach out as much as possible to help with rescue statewide, because all animals deserve life. So once again we drove up to northern Maine where the need is great and the number of homeless animals is overwhelming. Hoping to stay within our means and our space, we planned on saving nine lives on this trip. We returned with 15 kitties and a firm determination to go back and save more as soon as these 15 are adopted and we have space. The rescue workers up north were reduced to tears. Volunteers Needed! With all these additional residents in our adoption center,, some of us volunteers are working even longer hours now. We need additional hands to help with cleaning and feeding. Can you spare a few hours a week? Please help! Call Joyce 229-8314 asap to lend a loving and helping hand.
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calmer, easy going personalities. They make ideal companions for anyone more interested in a having a relaxed friend alongside them than running up their walls. It's true that senior cats can have senior problems, but that's no different from any other species. For the most part, senior cats are just as healthy and wellrounded as cats half their age. A domestic cat can live upwards of 20-22 years. That means even a cat in their mid-teens may still have a long life ahead of them. Senior cats can't change being old, so it shouldn't be a detriment towards them finding a loving new home. the adoption fee for senior cats is only $10! Some of our current seniors include: Snickers, a 13 year old fellow who doesn't look a day over 7; Pixel, a 14-year old "little old lady"; Teddy, a 13-year old with lots of personality.
1420 Post Rd. (Rt. 1) / PO Box 91 Wells, ME 04090
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Emma’s Angels NORTH BERWICK Meet Bandit, a beautiful kitten waiting for his happily ever after. He likes lots of attention and loves to be petted. Bandit is up-to-date on his shots and ready for new adventures. If you would like a meet and greet this cutie, call 207-676-5599. He is in North Berwick. Join "Emma's Motorcycle Run" and Giant Yard Sale, with raffles and BBQ lunch on August 5 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Hanna's Rt. 4, Sanford.
Emma’s Angels Rescue 30 Meeting House Road North Berwick, ME 03906
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Pets and Driving Properly securing your pet in your vehicle is not only about alleviating this potential driving distraction that could cause an accident. It is also a proactive approach should there be an accident or sudden stop - even a fender bender can injure an unsecured pet. We wear seatbelts for our safety in case of an accident and should take the same care to secure our pets. A pet that is not restrained properly in a vehicle can be seriously harmed or even killed if thrown from a vehicle. Airbags can go off and injure a pet in your lap. In the event of an accident, frightened pets can easily escape from a vehicle and run off. Further, a pet that is not properly secured may not only be harmed but could also put others in danger. Ensuring your pet is safe while traveling means finding the pet safety restraint that is right for him. The right pet safety restraint will not only keep you and your pet safe butalso offer you peace of mind and take one more distraction away. For more information: www.tripswithpets.com.
Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Hayden, a spayed adult dark tortie-female kitty that arrived at the rescue after being found as a stray in a local community. She was in need of immediate medical attention for a large injury on her cheek. Hayden is now a healthy, well adjusted, sweet natured beauty, looking to you for a new loving family and will do well with all adults, older children, non aggressive house cats and respectful dogs. She is requesting an indoor only life style for her long term safety and health. Hayden is waiting to meet you this Saturday at the Sanford Adoption Center. We also have a new selection of young kittens, a limited number of teenage kittens and a small selection of young and older adult cats all looking to you for a new loving family and home. 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. Donations may be sent to: Another Chance Animal Rescue, PO Box 552, North Berwick, ME 03906.#
Another Chance Animal Rescue 37 Market St, North Berwick 03906 251 Route 4, Sanford 04073
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CLEANER NEEDED for cottage on Saturday, additional hours available, if you want! Good pay and fun job. Call today at 363-3819. Immediate openings for EXPERIENCED LINE COOK, PREP & DISHWASHERS. Competitive wages! TBD. Please apply in person at Hobbs Harborside, 352 Harbor Rd, Wells. DRIVERS: Avg. $1,100 Plus Weekly! Monthly Bonuses! Medical, Dental, Vision & More! Excellent Equipment w/APU’s Great Family Home-Time! 1yr CDL-A: 855-582-2032 PART-TIME HELP FOR LANDSCAPE COMPANY. Looking for an energetic person. No experience necessary. Start immediately. $10-15/hour based on experience. Call 207-6468668 after 10 a.m.
FRONT DESK ATTENDANT NEEDED Duties include taking reservations & greeting guests. Great work environment, competitive pay & benefits available. Nights & weekends a must.
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BREAKFAST / LAUNDRY ASSISTANT 6 Days per week (Wednesdays off). 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
PERSONAL ASSISTANCE TRUSTWORTHY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 4) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519
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CRMA, PSS/CNA & Cook Berwick Estates is seeking compassionate CRMA and Personal Support Specialists (PSS) to support the residents at our Assisted Living Facility in South Berwick in both day and overnight positions with great benefits. A weekend cook position is also available.
If you want to make a difference in someone’s life, apply at newcommunitiesinc.org
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~ Classifieds ~ HELP WANTED
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APT FOR RENT Small one bedroom APT, ideal for one. Near Navy Yard, Rte 95, Portsmouth. All utilities included. No pets. $255/week. Call 207-439-2636
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Hello there! Our local family owned Ford dealership is in our busy time of the year and is looking to see who is out there for entry level Lube or mid level Automotive techs. We work on over 50% non Ford products so a tech with all makes knowledge is a plus. We offer great pay, a positive, enjoyable paid vacations, sick time, and much more. We want you to look forward to going to work every day, and be proud of where you work and what you do! We know our business can not thrive without you and we really appreciate having a dedicated hard-working staff!
Email me at hoaty@starkeyford.com or call 207-363-2483, and let’s talk. Thank you – Have a great day!
NORTH BERWICK Totally renovated 2 or 3 bedroom ďŹ rst oor APT. Third bedroom could be an ofďŹ ce/laundry room. Hardwood oors, kitchen island, & dishwasher. $1300/month plus utilities. Water/sewer included. Sec. deposit needed. Sorry no pets. 207-251-2444
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YORK BEACH RENTALS Fully furnished 2 bedroom and a 1 bedroom apartment. Available Sept. 1. Six month or year lease. References. No pets or smoking. Call for more info. All calls will be returned. 207-363-3310 OGUNQUIT SEASONAL RENTAL Luxury Condo. Sleeps 6. $1295 per week. Call 207-251-6955 One furnished bedroom apartment unit with private bathroom and entrance walking distance to the ocean. Heat, electric, wiďŹ included. $750/mo. Available end of September. 207-479-2116
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GUNSMITHING GUNSMITHING SERVICES Expert cleaning and repairs, also light machining services, lathe and milling work. Very reasonable rates. 207-450-8957
STORAGE RENTALS !
HELP OFFEREDED ALEX B’S residential cleaning, medical & non-medical home care services, house sitting, pet sitting, and errands done weekly or one time. Same day services! Local references in York area. Free estimates. 603-275-9210
MUSIC LESSONS CUSTOMIZED GUITAR LESSONS All Styles / Levels Experienced teacher, B.M. Learn the music you like! Randy Browning 207.384.4252 SIMPLY THE BEST MUSIC LESSONS IN SO. MAINE! Best Teachers • Best Facilities Best Schedules • Best Recitals All instruments, All ages, All styles! TuneTown Studios 207-641-8863 932 Sanford Road, Wells www.tunetownmusicgear.com
AFFORDABLE STORAGE Rentals $40 & Up No Sign Up Fee Call (207) 641-8404
OFFICE RENTAL SOUTHERN MAINE, Rte 1 Loc, 250 or 500 sq ft options, 2nd Fl, Elevator, $295/Mo INCL Heat/Elec, Conference Rm. CALL 363-1825.
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ACCOUNTING LAURA S. LEBER, CPA Accounting, bookkeeping, payroll & tax preparation services. Reasonable rates. Call 207-384-5932 or e-mail: laura.leber.cpa@gmail.com RAYMOND C. SNELL, CPA SOUTH BERWICK Income Tax Prep-Individual Business-Corp-NonProďŹ t C 781-956-2713 H 207-384-5425 Kakemo1@myfairpoint.net W. JOHN NEFF, CPA CMA Understand Financial Statements Learn 1 on 1 or in a Group Cell: 207-450-7419 johnneffcpa@gmail.com MICHAEL E. O’BRIEN Ex-Big 4 CPA in Cape Neddick Bookkeeping, Accounting, Tax & Consulting Services Cell: 508-423-0095 Email: therealmob@comcast.net
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Berwick, Maine: 2 bedroom apt $1200 incl. heat, 3 bdrm $1600 inc. heat. Completely renovated. Plenty of parking, nice location. 1st last and security. References required. No smoking, No pets. Please call 603 447 5508 or email-d.donarumo@comcast.net
SOUTH BERWICK 2 Bedroom condo in good condition, updated kitchen with granite counters, tile floors, propane heat, front porch & patio. All on one level. $975 per month. Call Lynne at Chick Real Estate Cell 207-252-0752
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FISHING BOAT FOR SALE: 1968 Duracraft 12’ Aluminum ďŹ shing boat. Good condition, just needs small outboard motor. $100 or best offer. 207-957-4052. Friends Of Wells Library Annual Book Sale Aug 11 5pm-8pm Wells Jr High School, Rte 1 (free for friends or $5 entry) Aug 12 9am-2pm - Free Entry
CLEANING SERVICES PROFESSIONAL HOME CLEANING Mary Anne Basileo • Est. 2000 DETAILS! DETAILS! Call or Text 207-752-0362 I will come give you a price! I love what I do: Home Cleaning, Projects, Moving In/Out, Opening/Closing Seasonal ATTIC, BASEMENT, CLOSET GOT YOU DOWN? Does clutter depress you? Call the Dust Busters! Business and residential cleaning services and clutter removal. Serving York, OGT, Wells, Kittery, Eliot, and surrounding area. 207-475-2189
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~ Home and Business ~ TREE SERVICES
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Berwick Public Library
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The library announces an art contest for students entering grades six through 12. The theme is books and reading. All media are accepted. Artwork may be submitted starting Friday, August 4, and must be received no later than 1:30 p.m. on Friday, August 11.
Sir Douglas and Puppets This program on August 4 at 10:30 a.m. will leave a lasting impression on little ones. Sir Douglas and his puppets bond with children to create a treasured memory. Free event; all ages welcome!
For More Information Call the library at 207-698-5737 or visit www.berwick.lib.me.us.
Dyer Library/Saco Museum Seeking Museum Educators The Museum is looking for a few enthusiastic people interested in learning to teach museum programs, both at the museum and in the classrooms at CK Burns School. Flexible scheduling. If interested, email zoebthomas@ sacomuseum.org.
D. A. Hurd Library Musical Tour On Friday, July 28 at 7 p.m., join New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee, Marc Black, for a musical tour through the History of the 50’s and 60’s. Free and open to the public.
South Berwick Public Library Pyramid Catapult, Tuesday, August 1 at 2:00 pm Learn how to use those school supplies to build a Pyramid Catapult. Children under 8 need an adult to help. Call 207-384-3308 or go to www. southberwicklibrary.org.
Wells Public Library
Call the library at 207-676-2215 or visit www.da-hurd.lib.me.us.
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“The Astronomical Event of the Decade� Professor Ian Durham from the Astronomical Society of Northern New England, discusses the details of this summer’s solar eclipse on Tuesday, August 1 at 6 p.m. On August 21, the continental U.S. will see its first solar eclipse in almost 40 years. Free eclipse-viewing glasses available to take home.
For More Information Call the library at 207-985-2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.
“Rules Don’t Apply� Film
Thursday, August 3 at 6 p.m. Informal approach to practicing or re-learning French!
Sunday, July 30, 7 p.m. Rated PG-13 for sexual material including brief strong language, thematic elements, and drug references. 127 minutes.
For More Information Call the library at 207-646-8181 or visit www.wells.lib.me.us.
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Tuesday, August 1 at 6 p.m. Fall is the season for planting garlic, and Master Gardener Jean Stover will teach what we need to know about planting.
Cupcake Challenge Thursday, August 3 at 3 p.m. Participants will be challenged in decorating a cupcake based on a mystery theme. For teens grades 5 and up.
Raptors, Reptiles, Mammals Friday, August 4 at 10:30 a.m. In conjunction with the Wells Police Department’s Animal Control Unit, learn the unique differences between raptors, reptiles, and mammals. Live animals.
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~ News ~ Old York Holds Third Annual Open Doors of York
YORK The Old York Historical Society holds their third annual Open Doors of York, a home and garden tour, on August 9 and 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year’s tour opens the doors to historic homes and gardens on York Street. Settled in the 1640s by farmers from Scituate, Massachusetts, the neighborhood has some of the town’s oldest houses, maintained and adapted
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~ News ~ Scholarships For Trade Students STATEWIDE In June, MoodyÕs Collision Centers and Gilman Electrical Supply teamed up to create the Maine Blue Collar Scholarship, an initiative that awarded thirty-two students throughout Maine with $500 scholarships. These scholarships are specific to students pursuing a job in the trades or those continuing on to trade school with need for tools, tuition, uniforms, materials, etc. All students were required to submit a brief essay explaining what the scholarship would mean to them, and 32 awardees were selected from 65 entries. The essays were moving, one student wrote, ÒI am starting my own business, I have ¾ of the money saved up and if I get this scholarship I could afford the spool gun to make aluminum welding possible.Ó Students pursuing the trades are often not eligible for scholarships. As one student pointed out, ÒThis scholarship would help greatly as I plan to go into diesel mechanics. I must buy tools, and with this field there are many specialty tools and a large amount of general mechanics toolsÓ. Blue collar companies such as MoodyÕs Collision and Gilman Electric, foresee a vast
shortage of tradesmen and woman in Maine and hope that through the Blue Collar Scholarship initiative they will incentivize the next generation of energized, creative and innovative students to stay and build a future in Maine. As Tom Rothfuss, area manager at Gilman Electrical Supply admitted, ÒThere is a lack of people entering the trades that is creating a crisis in our country, I want to do everything I can to encourage involvement.Ó Shawn Moody, founder of MoodyÕs Collision, was quoted recently in a Fox News article "Our hardest challenge is finding good people, our next recession could be driven by a lack of people to do the work.Ó MoodyÕs Collision is a collision repair facility in Maine, employing 180 coworkers. They will be celebrating their 40th anniversary this year. Gilman Electric has 10 locations in Maine, from Biddeford to Presque Isle.
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~ News ~ Riding for a Cure in Pan Mass Challenge SEACOAST On August 5 and August 6, eight riders from York, South Berwick, Wells and Kennebunkport will cycle up to 192 miles in the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) with the goal of raising $48 million for critical research and cancer care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. More than 6,200 cyclists from more than 40 states and eight countries will return to Massachusetts to participate, choosing from 12 routes of varying mileage that run through 46 towns. Cyclists are anywhere between 15 and 84-years-old and range from seasoned triathletes to weekend warriors and everything in between.
“We are thrilled to be approaching our 38th PMC ride weekend. Seeing our growth over the years has been truly incredible and we look forward to achieving our fundraising goal of $48 million for Dana-Farber,� said Billy Starr, founder and executive director of the PMC. “We want to wish all of our riders and volunteers a safe and enjoyable ride weekend – I’ll see everyone out on the road.� Many riders participate in the PMC to honor a family member or friend lost to, or being treated for, cancer. More than 600 riders and volunteers are cancer survivors or current patients, considered “Living Proof� of the PMC mission to
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~ News ~ USCIS Announces Grant WASHINGTON D.C. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is now accepting applications for two funding opportunities under the Citizenship and Assimilation Grant Program. These are competitive grant opportunities for organizations that prepare lawful permanent residents for naturalization and promote civic assimilation through increased knowledge of English, U.S. history and civics. The two programs will provide up to $10 million in grants for citizenship preparation programs in communities across the country. Applications are due by August 6. USCIS wants to expand the availability of high-quality citizenship preparation services throughout the country with these two opportunities: Citizenship instruction and naturalization application services: This opportunity will fund up to 36 organizations that offer both citizenship instruction and naturalization application services to lawful permanent residents. Citizenship instruction only: This grant opportunity will assist nonprofit organizations in establishing new citizenship instruction programs or expanding the quality and reach of existing citizenship instruction
programs. We expect to award up to 10 nonprofit organizations through this opportunity. In doing so, we want to encourage the expansion of the existing field of citizenship instruction programs, particularly those offered by small community-based organizations that have not previously received a grant from us. All 46 award recipients expected to be announced in September. To apply for this funding opportunity, visit grants.gov. For additional information visit uscis.gov/grants or email the USCIS Office of Citizenship at citizenshipgrantprogram@ uscis.dhs.gov. For more information visit uscis.gov or follow us Twitter (@uscis), YouTube (/ uscis), Facebook (/uscis) and Instagram (@uscis).
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~ News ~ Arundel Resident Helps Nationwide Recycling Effort ARUNDEL Jennifer Richardson is promoting good habits by keeping snack pouches out of of landfills. Through a free, national recycling program in partnership with TerraCycle, sponsored by Entenmann’s Little BitesŽ, Jennifer has helped the nationwide collection reach the milestone of 2.5 million snack pouches diverted from the waste stream. Along with keeping the pouches out of landfills, collectors earn
points that can be redeemed for cash donations to a non-profit or school. Through the efforts of collections, donations have passed $40,000. “My son has been collecting the wrappers since around the time the program started (in 2013),� said Richardson. “He is 11 now and when we have a good amount, we package them up and send them in. He knows his part in recycling helps the planet and the animals at the
local Animal Welfare Society— a win-win situation!� TerraCycle is an international recycling company that finds innovative solutions for materials not typically accepted at municipal recycling facilities. Through free recycling programs, participants collect waste and ship using a pre-paid shipping label to TerraCycle for processing. TerraCycle recycles the waste into plastic that can be used for products such as park
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Vertex Awards $5,000 Scholarship YORK Kate Marshall from York, has been granted a $5,000 'All in for CF' Scholarship to support her attendance at Elon University for the 2017-2018 academic year. Vertex awarded 40 scholarships totaling $200,000 to people living with cystic fibrosis (CF) and their immediate family members through the program, which is part of Vertex’s broad commitment to the CF community. Vertex established the All in for CF Scholarship program to help people with CF and their immediate family members pursue two-year, four-year or graduate degrees. Marshall, an 18-year old woman living with
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