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Friday, December 29, 2017
Volume 13 • Issue No. 52
New Year’s Eve in Kennebunk KENNEBUNK The 3rd Annual New Year’s Eve Kennebunk (known as NYE KBK for short) will take place on Sunday, December 31 at various locations on Main Street in downtown Kennebunk. The events culminate in the Wild Blueberry Ball Drop from the Bell Tower of the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church at midnight! The free event is sponsored by Gorham Savings Bank; Nadeau Orthodontics; Graceful Recovery; Dr. Karen Hall, General Dentistry; Kennebunk Auto Center; Tracey Bricker, State Farm Agent; the Astronomical Society of Northern New England; and Kennebunk Hannaford. Founded in 2015 by volunteers from the Town of Kennebunk, the Brick Store Museum, and the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, this is NYE KBK’s third year creating a family-friendly event that brings the community together to celebrate the New Year. All events are open to the public free of charge. Local favorite, Texas Grace, a food truck, will be serving up tasty blueberry
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School Improv (9:45-11:30 p.m.); outdoor fire pits to enjoy the celebrations. Brick Store Museum: free admission to the galleries and exhibitions from 6:30-11 p.m.; and two showings of classic movie “The Goonies� (6:30-9:30 p.m.) in the Museum’s Program Center; Waterhouse Center: ice skating throughout the evening. From the bell tower of the First Parish Church, an Early Bird Ball Drop will begin at 9 p.m. and the Wild Blueberry Ball Drop will ring in the New Year at midnight. To learn more about the included events and entertainment, visit the NYEKBK website at www.nyekbk.org and “Like� the event’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ NYEKBK.
Ways to Help Resolutions Stick! In the heat of the New Year’s Eve countdown, fueled by enthusiasm and possibly a few glasses of champagne, resolutions may roll off of the tongue. But come the morning of January 1, such resolutions may not hold the same appeal. Between 40 and 45 percent of the American population will make a New Year’s Resolution, according to polling by researchers at the University of Scranton. Research suggests that only about 8 percent of people stick with those resolutions and achieve their goals. The outlook is similar for Canadians, 31 percent of whom set New Year’s resolutions. Among those that do, three-quarters will break them, according to a poll from Ipsos. A survey of online shoppers who visited the website FreeDeliveryLand.co.uk revealed that the average length of time a person can expect to pursue their New Year’s resolution is around three and a half weeks, or 24 days.
Maintaining resolutions can be a resolution in and of itself. For those who want to push through the fail point this year — and stay strong in the face of tempting desserts and the craving to light up a cigarette — these suggestions may help resolutions stick. • Start small when picking resolutions. Rather than resolving to lose 50 pounds, start with a more manageable goal, such as losing 10 pounds. When you reach the goal, you will feel more confident and then you can up the ante. • Set a reasonable time frame. Be realistic when determining how long it will take to achieve your goal. Achieving a difficult goal can take time, so don’t expect overnight success. • Practice self-control in all aspects of life. Some researchers believe that the self-control necessary to help people maintain See RESOLUTION page 3...
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Is it a Bird, a Plane... a Meteor?
A meteor is shown streaking across the sky Tuesday, as seen from the Mount Agamenticus webcam in York County. (Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program photo)
YORK COUNTY On Tuesday evening, December 26, a bright streak in the sky, believed to be a meteor, was seen in parts of New England, including southern Maine and New Hampshire. The event was captured at 5:52 p.m. on the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program webcam on Mount Agamenticus in York County. A meteor is the flash of
light emitted by a small chunk of interplanetary debris, or meteoroid, as it burns up while passing through the Earth’s atmosphere, the American Meteor Society says. A meteoroid that survives its passage through the atmosphere and strikes the ground is a meteorite. The American Meteor Society reported dozens of sightings of Tuesday night’s event.
York Police Deliver Christmas Cheer YORK Christmas is a beautiful time of the year for most people, but the elderly often have a difficult time enjoying the season. The York Police Department helps the elderly enjoy the holiday spirit through the Christmas for
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their resolutions is like a muscle that needs to be exercised. When self-control is revved up across many different activities, it’s easy to realize one particular resolution. For example, in an experiment at the University of Albany, researchers asked 122 smokers who were trying to quit to practice extra self-control for two weeks, either by avoiding sweets or by squeezing on a grip strengthener for as long as they could twice a day. Twentyseven percent of those who were diligent about practicing their self-control exercise successfully kicked their cigarette habit in the following month, compared with just 12 percent of volunteers who didn’t maximize self-control. • Get support or talk it out. Speaking about what you are going through and getting reassurance from other people can work wonders to strengthen resilience. When the desire to quit sneaks up, you can consult with a friend or consider a support group. For example, taking a group class at the gym may be a more effective motivational tool than working out solo. • Set up an accountability system. Institute a rewards system for your success. You might even use a monetary system as a double-bonus. When you stick to a resolution over a predetermined period, put
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~ Library News ~ ...LIBRARIES from page 6 host Certified Genealogist Pam Stone Eagleson, on Saturday, January 6 at 10 a.m., who will discuss divorce records in genealogical research. This lecture addresses the history of divorce in the United States and focuses on where to find records and information contained in them. Free and open to the public and meets nine times a year. New guests welcome. FMI: www.gennections.com.
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South Berwick Public Library Adult Book Discussion “This is How it Always Is,” an Amazon Best Book of January 2017, by Laurie Frankel is discussed on Wednesday, January 3, 7 p.m. In recent years we’ve seen an increasing number of memoirs from transgender individuals and from parents forging uncharted waters in order to help their transgender children live happy, healthy lives in a society that still largely defines gender by what’s in your pants. In this novel Frankel takes those real-life experiences and puts them into a big-hearted story of family and secrets.
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Tuesday, January 2, 6:30 p.m. Parliamo Italiano! Announcing a new group for casual conversation in Italian. The group will meet monthly on the first Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Suitable for those with intermediate to advanced conversational skills in the Italian language.
Monday, January 8 at 10:30 a.m. Children ages 0-24-months and their caregivers are invited to engage in lap activities, rhymes, songs, and fingerplays.
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Sunday January 7, at 3 p.m. Allied soldiers from Belgium, the British Empire and France are surrounded by the German Army, and evacuated during a fierce battle in World War II. Rated PG-13 for intense war experience and some language. 106 minutes.
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tenor Jon Vickers - internationally acclaimed for his portrayal of Grimes - heads a cast that gives vivid life to this powerful masterpiece. The performance is conducted by Colin Davis. Peter Grimes was based on the narrative poem, "Peter Grimes" in George Crabbe's book The Borough, with libretto adapted by Montagu Slater. The tragic story revolves around the tormented title character, a fisherman who finds himself shunned by the rest of the fishing village, called the Borough. At once the protagonist and the anti-hero, Grimes is gruff and unpopular, but the character is crafted with a certain degree of ambiguity. His former apprentice died at sea, and although Grimes was cleared of any wrongdoing, the village still believes that he was responsible and are ever suspi-
cious of him. A tragic series of further events, fanning the flames of local gossip, convince the Borough that Grimes is a murderer. They condemn and pursue him; he descends into madness as the mob approaches. Despite the huge choral scenes and many supporting roles, the opera still retains total focus on the title character. Grimes is a lonely fisherman, reclusive, bitter, but determined to improve his standing in the disSee GRIMES page 10...
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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ Morgan Gallery Printmakers’ Exhibit Opens Jan. 5 KITTERY “Printmakers of Chases Garage� is a beautiful exhibit of works by five local artists in the Morgan Gallery at the Kittery Community Center. This exhibit will be shown January 5 through April 29. The public is invited to an Opening Reception with refreshments on Wednesday, January 17 at 5:30 p.m. Come hear the artists talk about their works and their process. This exhibit showcases the works of Zachary Bennett, Lyell Castonguay, Dylan Haigh, Ned Roche, and Anne Scheer. Each artist will have multiple pieces on display. These artists are all
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Samuel Wilkinson, 80 CAPE NEDDICK – Samuel Wilkinson Warner,80, of 50 Logging Road, passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side, on Thursday, December 21, 2017. He was born in York on July 9, 1937 to Henry Flint and Mina (Wilkinson) Warner. He grew up on Logging Road with his parents and siblings: Virgin-
ia Allen, Henry Warner, June Fernald, William Warner and Linda Flowers. He was predeceased by siblings Barbara Otto and Lauretta Abbott. On August 19, 1962 Samuel married Nina (Ferrara) Warner of Boston, MA. They were happily married for 55 years, living in the home that he built for his family. Sam was co-owner of Pier II Restaurant in Portsmouth, NH, for many years. He also ran his own construction company, Warner Construction Company. He was proud to have served in the Marines, enjoyed hunting, nature, snow plowing and the New England Patriots. He was a staunch supporter of the GOP and loved a good debate. If he called you “Skippy,� it meant he really cared about you. He was happiest when surrounded by his family. Survivors include son, Steven Warner and wife Penny, of Cape Ned-
The Event that Launched Thousands of Churches Worldwide YORK The Protestant Reformation was the seed from which The Episcopal Church and thousands of other churches sprouted all over the world. On Sunday, January 7, 2018, St. George’s parishioner, Jim Gambrill, will offer a seminar on this 16th century religious, political, intellectual and cultural upheaval. Hosted by St. George’s Church in York Harbor, the lecture will explore the structures and beliefs set in place by the Reformation that define our modern religious era to this day, and which gave us brilliant, brave, and innovative people like Martin Luther, John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, King Henry VIII of England, and other seminal world figures.
So much of who we are today started back in the 1500s with the Reformation's revolutions in European religious and spiritual perspectives, the effects of new nationalism, mass distribution of books, the invention of the printing press, and the siren song of love and marriage, even to those who had vowed celibacy. The event kicks off at noon and will run until 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, January 7. Lunch will be provided without charge. All interested participants are asked to contact St. George’s by calling 207-363-7376 or e-mailing office@stgeorgesyorkharbor.org to confirm their attendance so enough meals can be prepared. FMI: www.stgeorgesyorkharbor.org.
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Epiphany Concert at Christ Church, Kennebunk
KENNEBUNK Now that all the shopping, wrapping, shipping, and baking is over, give yourself the gift of Christmas carols with no pressure at all. On Saturday, January 6 at 3 p.m., to honor Epiphany, also known as Twelfth Night, Christ Church at 6 Dane St, Kennebunk, will finish the Christmas season with a joyful concert of Christmas favorites and sing-along caroling. Celebrated on January 6, the "twelfth day of Christmas" sung about in "A Partridge in a Pear Tree,� is traditionally when the three Magi saw the Baby Jesus, and affirmed he was the divine Christ. The name "Epiphany" from the Greek word Epiphania, THANK YOU ST. JUDE: May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the 9th day your prayers will be answered. It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised and done.
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means "to show, make known, or reveal." Organist and pianist “Maestro� Warren King will accompany several virtuoso musicians: violinist Margaret Hopkins, trumpeter Thomas Kremser, and popular vocalists, Owen and Schuyler White. The program will include opportunities for singalong carols. Suggested donation for the concert is $15, or $10 for seniors and students, or what one can afford or chooses to give. Children under 12 are welcome at no charge. Come sing with us, or just relax and enjoy the music! Warren King is Music Director at Christ Church and has been presenting concerts in various genres throughout the Kennebunks and beyond since his 2004 arrival in Maine. Along with his musical talent, Mr. King brings great energy and joy to everything he does. There is always an element of fun to his concerts. As leader of the band “Coastal Sound,� he provides upbeat dance music for wedding receptions,
anniversary parties, and public events; and as half of the duo “Top-Hatz,� he brings music of the 1920’s-1950’s to area seniors, keeping their toes tapping and hands clapping. For more about Mr. King and his musical adventures, see www.livemusicmaine. com. Margaret Bruziak Hopkins was born in Poland and has played violin since age 7. She was a member of the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and a fiddler with the Polish Dancers of Boston. She received a B.M. in Performance from U. Mass. at Lowell (the Maestro’s alma mater!). She has performed throughout Europe and North America. Ms. Hopkins teaches violin at the Portland Conservatory of Music and her private home-based studio. She performs with Portsmouth Symphony, Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra, New Hampshire Music Festival, Maine Pro Musica, and PORTopera. Master trumpeter Thomas Kremser was born and raised
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have been performing with Mr. King since they were young boys, and he has enjoyed being part of their development into accomplished young men. Both sing often in theater productions at the Biddeford Theater, and Lyric Theater of Portland. For more information, visit www.christchurchkennebunk. org, or call 207-985-4494.
Health & Fitness Carbon Monoxide Remediation Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be deadly. Because carbon monoxide is found in the fumes produced when fuel is burned, it is present in and around homes. As a result, homeowners should be aware of carbon monoxide and make every effort to detect its presence. CO forms most readily when there is insufficient oxygen to complete combustion and produce carbon dioxide.
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Health & Fitness Tips to Help New Fathers Bond with their Babies The birth of a child is a momentous occasion in the lives of parents. First-time parents may be especially moved upon seeing the birth of their child, having never before witnessed something so profound. When the time comes for parents to leave the hospital and take their newborns home, new moms and dads take on different roles. Moms who are nursing or handling the bulk of the bottle-feeding while spending a few months on maternity leave may appear to have more opportunities than fathers to bond with their new babies. But there are many ways for new dads to bond with newborns as well. • Hold your baby as often as possible. Pediatrician David Hill, author of the book “Between Us Dads: A Father’s Guide to Child Health,â€? says bonding between father and newborn has as much to do with contact as involvement. Many first-time parents are understandably nervous about holding their newborns, who seem so fragile. But newborns benefit from being held, and Hill notes that a bond will develop be-
tween father and baby if there is physical contact. • Find ways to spend time together. Fathers might not be able to pitch in at feeding time if mothers are nursing. Because newborns spend so much time being nursed and sleeping, fathers may feel as though they don’t have much time to spend with their babies each day. But any time spent with a newborn can be a time for fathers to develop bonds with their children. Time spent changing diapers can prove to be a great time for fathers to bond with their newborns. Make eye contact with babies while changing their diapers, as Psych Central, an independent mental health social network run by mental health professionals, notes that babies have a preference for eye contact. • Spend alone time with your newborn. Fathers of newborns who are being nursed may feel like their is no ideal time to spend along with their children. But mothers, especially those who work and intend to keep breastfeeding after their maternity leave ends, can learn to use a breast milk pump so dads can bottlefeed. Learning to eat from a bottle
will help babies in the long run, and dads can get some quality alone time with their newborns while bottle feeding. Fathers of babies who are bottle-fed can spend more time alone with their children, and give moms a muchneeded break, without the fear of having nothing to feed them should they get hungry while mom is away. • Help your baby fall back asleep. Nursing mothers may feel inclined to wake up with their newborns in the middle of the night and let dad keep sleeping. But babies are not necessarily waking up in the middle of the night due to hunger. Some might simply need to be comforted, and dads can comfort their children
just like moms can, all the while strengthening their developing bond. New fathers can strengthen the bonds they have with their newborns in various ways. This article was provided by MetroCreative. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by articles from MetroCreative.
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contact their physicians upon the appearance of these difficulties. Men with prostate cancer may experience weak, dribbling or interrupted flow of urination. Such issues may be symptomatic of other conditions, so men should not immediately assume they have cancer. Erection and ejaculation difficulties: Men might be embarrassed to report certain symptoms to their physicians. But in such situations, it’s important to remember that reporting any difficulties can be the first step toward healing, while avoiding such discussions can have long-lasting and potentially fatal consequences. Men may also notice a decrease in ejaculate or begin experiencing painful ejaculations. While these symptoms are not always a result of prostate cancer, they should be reported to a physician who can then take measures to confirm or rule out the presence of cancer. Additional symptoms: The PCF notes that conditions such as prostatitis and benign prostatic hypertrophy, or BPH, are common, benign diseases that can cause symptoms similar to prostate cancer. But men should still report symptoms such as blood in their urine or semen, pressure or pain in their rectum and/or pain or stiffness in their lower back, hips, pelvis, or thighs to their physicians the moment they begin to feel such symptoms. Men concerned about prostate cancer or interested in learning more about screenings can visit www.pcf.org for more information. This article was provided by MetroCreative. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by articles from MetroCreative.
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BUSINESS & FINANCE Aging Committee Warns of Scams
WASHINGTON, D.C. Email Phishing Scam Targeting Homeowners U.S. Senator Susan Collins, the Chairman of the Senate Aging Committee and Chairman of the Senate Housing Appropriations Subcommittee, is warning of a new phishing email scam involving impersonators claiming to work for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Aging Committee, and other government agencies, have received complaints about this scam in which someone fraudulently claiming to be with HUD will
email potential victims and request that they click on a link to access information on home loan refinancing. This document, however, could have a virus, malware, or ransomware attached to it and cause serious harm to the victim's computer. It could also leave an individual susceptible to financial loss or identity theft.“Government impersonation scams like this demonstrate the nuanced manner in which scammers can operate,” said Senator Collins. Never open a document or click on a link in an email if you do not know the sender. If you receive an email from someone claiming to work for a govern-
ment agency with an email address ending in anything other than “.gov,” it is fraudulent. If you or someone you know receives an email like this, forward it to spam@uce.gov and report it to the HUD Office of Inspector General’s Fraud Hotline at 1-800-347-3735 or to the Senate Aging Committee’s Fraud Hotline at 1-855-303-9470. IRS Scam Targeting Hotmail Users Senators Collins and Bob Casey, the Chairman and Ranking Member of the Senate Aging Committee, are warning of an email scam targeting Hotmail users in an attempt to steal personal and financial information.
Maine Home Sales Up 11.46 Percent in November STATEWIDE Sales of single-family existing homes increased by double digits last month. According to Maine Listings, Realtors across the state sold 1,576 homes during November, which represents an increase of 11.46 percent from a year ago. The median sales price (MSP) for those homes rose 4.24 percent to $200,000. The MSP indicates that half of the homes were sold for more and half sold for less. “The slightly slower pace of winter is a great time to sell and buy real estate,” says Greg Gosselin, Broker/Owner of Gosselin Realty Group in York and 2017 President of the Maine Association of REALTORS®. “Buyers tend to be serious and pre-qualified for mortgage financing. Since fewer homes are coming onto the market during the holidays, sellers who list their homes for sale get added attention for their properties. Homes that are properly prepared, positioned, and priced, will sell whether it snows or not. “Through November, the number of home sales statewide in 2017 has exceeded the best-ever 2016 by 0.6 percent. We’re hoping that strong sales activity in December will push 2017 to claim the number one all-time ranking,” added Gosselin. The National Association of Realtors reported a 3.2 percent national increase in sales of single-family existing homes across the country. The
national MSP rose 5.4 percent to $248,800. Regionally, sales in the Northeast were up 6.7 percent and the regional MSP rose 4.0 percent to $273,600. Source: Maine Real Estate Information System, Inc. (d/b/a Maine Listings). Note: Maine Listings, a subsidiary of the Maine Association of REALTORS, is a statewide Multiple Listing Service with over 4,500 licensees inputting active and sold property listing data. Statistics reflect properties reported as sold in the system within the time periods indicated. Con-
tacts: Maine Association of REALTORS President Greg Gosselin (Gosselin Realty Group), 207-363-2414; greg@greggosselin.com; Maine Association of REALTORS President-Elect Kim Gleason (McAllister Real Estate), 207-621-2345; kimgleason@myfairpoint.net.
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NATIONWIDE U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King have announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) began accepting applications for grant funding through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) Program on Tuesday, December 26. The application period will close Friday, February 2, at 5 p.m. This year, Maine applicants received more than $2.3 million in grants ranging from $10,000 to $349,143 in FY16 funds. “The Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program provides invaluable support to the firefighters and emergency health professionals who risk their lives protecting us every day,� said Senators Collins and King in a joint statement. “We encourage Maine fire departments and emergency organizations to apply for funding through this program to help obtain the vital resources they need to do their jobs and keep our communities safe.� The AFG Program funding assists fire departments and nonaffiliated emergency
medical service organizations in improving their emergency response capabilities. The program provides federal funding that enables these organizations to purchase equipment, protective gear, emergency vehicles, training, and other resources to better protect emergency personnel and the communities they serve. Senator Collins serves as the Chair of the Congressional Fire Services Caucus, and Senator King is a member of the Caucus. Applicants may contact the AFG Help Desk by email at firegrants@fema.dhs.gov or by calling 1-866-274-0960.
Breakfast Honors Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. KENNEBUNK Shay Stewart-Bouley will be the keynote speaker for Kennebunk’s 15th Annual Breakfast in honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 15, at the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, 114 Main St. Warren McPherson will provide vocal and keyboard music. Stewart-Bouley’s fame is spreading fast through her blog and website, “Black Girl in Maine� (BGIM), which she introduced in 2008. The blog often focuses on matters of social justice and systemic racism. Her writing on race and diversity also has been featured in a variety of Maine and national publications.
Born in Chicago, she had to learn a bit of Yankee ingenuity when she moved to Maine in 2002. She bridged her work with the homeless in Chicago to working with low-income and at-risk youth in Southern Maine. As Executive Director of Community Change Inc. in Boston, she organizes and educates for racial equity. Even though she works in Boston now, she is still BGIM, living in the Portland area. Warren McPherson of Portland hails from Jamaica. After winning a prestigeous scholarship to study piano in Alberta, Canada, he completed his studies in Jamaica then in 2009 came to the University of Southern Maine, where he excelled in piano perfor-
mance. He tours nationally, plays in several bands, and is music director of the Green Memorial AME Zion Church in Portland. This event is being offered by the Social Justice Committee of the church. First Parish side door will open at 8 a.m., and at 8:30, a breakfast of quiche, sausages, blueberry buckle, fruit, coffee and tea will be served. The program will be held in the upstairs sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. A chair lift is available. Tickets and program are $15 for adults and $8 for full-time students. Tickets for the programonly are $10 for adults and $5 for students. Find them online at www.uukennebunk.org. To pay by check, call 207-985-1411.
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Bake at 400 degrees for 35 minutes. Let it cool, then refrigerate. Top with Cool Whip
or whipped cream. Extracted from Paul Parent December Newsletter.
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~ Real Estate ~
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Janna Syrene Broker
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~ Pets ~
Safe Haven Humane Society
WELLS Like every kitty Safe Haven rescued last year, Soulful touched our hearts. There is so much uncertainty about this mysterious sweet girl, her story needs to be told: We met Soulful on a Safe Haven rescue mission to Northern Maine. We peered into a dark, stainless steel cage where this poor cat had been living for more than a year. Her tiny cage was behind a door in a very hot, noisy, dimly lit room. Dogs barked incessantly. There was constant noise and disturbances. Every time the door opened, it
Another Chance Animal Rescue NORTH BERWICK Meet Sandy, a darling, approximately 7-year-old girl, who came to us when her family, who
shut out what little light this windowless room had. What we saw broke our hearts. The saddest-looking kitty I’ve ever seen leaned against an old water dish, an empty look on her tear-stained face. She didn’t move. Was she fearful? Exhausted? Or just hopeless? Her tiny eyes were watering, as if she was crying. A cat in this heartbreaking condition would never be adopted, or even accepted into most shelters. She needed so much medical care and emotional help. We wondered if she could even endure a 3+ hour trip back home. and a readjustment to a new environment. It’s when we save cats like Soulful that I’m even more aware of the importance of Safe Haven’s mission. It’s one thing
Safe Haven Humane Society 1420 Post Rd. (Rt. 1) / PO Box 91 Wells, ME 04090
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to rescue beautiful, healthy cats. They’re easily adoptable. It’s rare indeed that a group that actually seeks out hard-luck cats like Soulful, the ones who are a huge financial burden -- and still might never find a home. We brought Soulful her back to Safe Haven’s intake room and a spot by a window. For the first time in more than a year, she saw sunlight. We positioned a birdfeeder right outside her window. The vet ran tests and gave her shots and extracted her rotted teeth. And when her quarantine was over, we moved her to a big sunny room with other kitties. Her health remains a worry, but she’s improving. She’s making new kitty friends and has a hearty appetite. As she adapts to her stress-free, cagefree environment, we expect her health will continue improving. Soulful enjoys her big sunny room with other kitties. She gravitates toward other shy females, and has just made fast friends with a kitty named Baby Girl. In our photo, Soulful is on the right next to her new best friend! You can visit Soulful, Baby Girl and all our other adoptable kitties at our Adoption Center, 1420 Post Road, Tues thru Sat 11-4 or call 207646-1611 FMI. Happy New Year Thrift Shop, 1517 Post Road, in the plaza between the IGA and Sherwin Williams.
found her as a stray and cared for her for over a year, could no longer keep her when they were moving overseas. She is quite a character and with her one white whisker and double paws on one foot and triple paws on the other foot, she knows how special and unique she is! She is guaranteed to melt your heart with her sweet ways! Sandy’s dream for 2018 is to find her fur-ever family and home where she can be loved and have her long silky soft hair brushed. She would prefer to be an only kitty. While she loves interaction with humans, she does not seem to like having to cohabit with other kitties and prefers to stay in her own area when other kitties are nearby. She loves helping us in the office area with paperwork and work on the computer, however, doesn’t bug us or get in the way,just sits by watching quietly while we do our work and liking when we take breaks to pat and love on her! Sandy is up-to-date on all of her vetting, would do well with either an older couple or family with respectful children. We suspect Sandy would to NOT be in a home with dogs. To meet Sandy and some of our other amazing cats and kittens, join us on either Wednesday Night Open Adopt from 4-7 p.m. or on Saturday Open Adopt between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at our Adoption Facility, 251 Country Club Rd, Sanford. Adoptions by appointment can also be arranged by contacting either Marilyn at 207-490-2855 or Amanda at 603-205-3615. Our Thrift Store team
has recently revamped the entire store and it’s inventory! All Christmas dÊcor has been marked down for clearance to 50% off of it’s already bargain prices! Thrift Store, 37 Market St.,North Berwick. Donations of gently used household items, books, cd’s, clothing and other knickknacks are always welcome and appreciated. 100% of our profits go directly towards the cats in our care. It is still the season for giving, so please do not forget to sign up for our "Paws for a Cause" monthly donation program and give the commitment of $10 or more if you can. Tax Deductible Donations to our non-profit 501c3 organization can either be sent via check to PO Box 552, North Berwick ME 03906 or by setting up a recurring payment on PayPal using the "friends and family" option - our PayPal address is boomeredgewater@gmail.com.
Another Chance Animal Rescue 37 Market St, North Berwick 03906 251 Route 4, Sanford 04073
(207) 676-9330 • (207) 490-2855 boomeredgewater@gmail.com anotherchanceanimalrescue.org
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~ Home & Business Services ~ MASONRY
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Chimneys (New or Repaired), New Flashing, Steps, Walkways, Patios, Stonewalls, Foundations, Drainage Work, Sump Pumps, Basement Water Proofing. Fully Insured. Low Rates. Free Estimates.
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December 29, 2017
~ News & Classifieds ~ SIS Bank Collects Outerwear and Funds for Coats for Kids
Linda Nadeau (right), SIS Bank’s Assistant to Senior Management, presents Erin Smullen (left) of the Sanford Salvation Army with a check for $368 raised from Bank employees during the recent “Casual for a Cause� day. The money will go toward the purchase of winter coats, hats and mittens to accompany those collected during the Coats for Kids drive.
Resolving To Unplug From Devices Many people now spend ample time each day texting, posting to social media and watching videos on their smartphones. Devices such as phones and tablets might play big roles in many peoples’ lives, and few may realize just how much time they’re spending on their devices. According to Nielsen’s Total Audience Report, Americans aged 18 and older now spend more than 11 hours a day watching television, listening to the radio or using phones and other electronic devices. Common Sense Media, a nonprofit focused on assisting people in navigating the world of media and technology, notes that American teens and tweens spend about nine hours using media for enjoyment. Research conducted by Silentnight, a United Kingdombased bed and mattress company, found that mobile phone usage, at eight hours and 41 minutes per day, in the UK has now exceeded the amount of time people spend sleeping. Sleep experts warn that constant exposure to electronic devices is contributing to poor
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sleep and can have other negative effects on a person’s health. Cutting back on electronic device usage can prove challenging. However, with some patience and practice, it is possible to wean off devices without digital withdrawal symptoms. • Keep tech devices out of the bedroom. Make bedrooms device-free zones so they don’t disturb sleep. Various studies have found the blue light emitted from phones and other electronics can wreak havoc with the body’s natural circadian rhythms, reducing melatonin production and causing the body to think it’s daylight. Turn off devices at least 60 to 90 minutes before bed to give the mind time to wind down. • Reach for a book. When a diversion is needed, grab a book or another reading material. Keep magazines, traditional books instead of e-books and newspapers at the ready. • Turn off notifications. Eliminate pop-ups and audible sounds. Check posts and emails on your own schedule. • Delay turn-on times. Push back the time that you first turn on a phone or another
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STATEWIDE Each winter, SIS Bank—as part of the Maine Bankers Association—takes part in the Coats for Kids initiative to help make sure every child in the state stays warm throughout this chilly season. SIS employees and customers collected coats, hats and other outerwear, which were then donated to the Salvation Army of Sanford, Maine, for distribution to area youth in need for the sixth consecutive year. Items collected at SIS’s Ports-
mouth, New Hampshire, branch stayed in the area to benefit children in the Seacoast community. To cover any sizes or items that are in high demand, SIS also held a “Casual for a Cause Day,� on which employees could contribute $3 (or more) to wear jeans to work on a weekend. A total of $368 was raised through that effort and subsequently donated to the Salvation Army, which used the funds to purchase any additional warm items that were needed. “We’re thrilled to be a part
electronic device by a couple of minutes per day. • Leave phones home when running quick errands. Leave phones at home when stepping out of the house to run quick errands. Follow suit when shopping for groceries or heading to the gym for a workout. • Set limits. Establish a schedule when devices can and cannot be used in the house, enforcing this schedule strictly.
When not on devices, get outdoors or engage in physical activity. A popular new resolution is to cut back on the amount of time spent using electronic devices. This can reduce dependence on technology and help improve overall health as well. The Sentinel does not endorse any products or services suggested by third-party sources.
SALES IN-HOUSE TAG SALE 2 Harbour Hill Road, York, ME Saturday, December 30th 10am-2pm • All Household Goods! Cherry Dining Room Set, Cherry Bedroom Set, Couch, and Other Household Items
ESTATE SALE Sunday 12/31 8am - 1pm 3 Sylvan Circuit Cape Neddick, ME Everything from Kitchenware to Antiques
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of the heartwarming efforts of the Maine Bankers Association and the Salvation Army to keep families safe and comfortable this time of year,� said SIS President Blaine Boudreau. “We’d also like to thank Pratt Abbott for their contribution to the Coats for Kids cause, as they generously volunteer to clean and sort each donated article before distribution every year.�
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~ Ask The Computer Lady~ have jumped somewhere in the prior lines or even prior paragraph. I have to look for the cursor to find it, backspace to get rid of whatever letters I had typed and then go back to the word I intended to write. Obviously when this happens with every third or fourth "t", I give up. How do I fix this? Thanks for your help. I've been reading your newsletters for years and years and always at least one item that helps me or explains things. Please keep up the excellent work, Mary
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short in it. Maybe even reaching for the letter T is causing your palms to brush against the touchpad and moving your cursor. Try plugging in a new keyboard. If you have a desktop computer, you can just unplug the current keyboard and plug in a new one. If you are using a laptop, just plug in a USB keyboard and type on that instead of the built in keyboard. That will probably fix this problem. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I have been a long time reader of your newsletter and have learned any number of useful things about computers. I consider myself to be an "experienced newbie" but still have questions in many areas. I get a little bent out shape when the advice is always given: back up
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...COMPUTER from page 27 it could be thousands of photos to someone else, or letters and spreadsheets to another. My secret to a good backup is communicating with you. The first and most important thing that I do to backup your computer is ask you some questions. I want to know things like what you use your computer for, if you keep any files in unusual places, what type of email program you use, etc. Your answers to these questions tell me what I am looking for when I go to backup your data. After our interview, I find that I can usually back up most computers by simply backing up the "Users" folder. (In Windows XP it is the "Documents & Settings" folder.) This saves your documents, pictures, videos, music, favorites, Windows contacts, and most other types of user data. If there is anything out of the ordinary that you
are concerned about, I will do a full image of the hard drive so that all the files on the computer are saved. Elizabeth Dear Computer Lady, I have a 32GB flash drive connected to my hard drive for automatic backups. Now I'm getting a message that my flash drive doesn't have enough space. When a computer does automatic backups doesn't the new replace the old info? Do I need to get a new and larger flash drive, erase the current one or what? Thank you for all the great info you share with us in your emails! Bonnie Dear Bonnie, The answer to these questions depends on a few things. Lets take a look. First, when a computer does automatic backups, it might replace old backups with the new one, it might not. It really depends on what backup software you are using, and how you have it setup. When using either Ac-
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but flash drives don't usually fail because of their age, but because they have a limited number of write cycles. This means that the more often you backup and replace files on the flash drive, the shorter it's lifespan will be. If I was backing up to a flash drive, I would buy myself two identical flash drives and swap them out every week. That way if the drive attached to your computer fails, or is compromised by ransomware, you have another copy that is only a week old. I would also start each year with two brand new flash drives to backup to. I hope this helps with your backup plans. Elizabeth Interested in learning more? Elizabeth has answered thousands of computer questions over the years. Come browse her articles, watch instructional videos, ask questions, and view comments at: www.askthecomputerlady. com/questions.
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SPORTS Sports May Be the Leading Cause of Youth Eye Injuries Active children have the advantage of being in good physical shape and keeping their weight in check. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say one in five children are considered overweight or obese, but being engaged in a sport or other activity promotes exercise, which can be a good thing for both physical and mental health. Although playing sports is beneficial for various reasons, there are some inherent risks to participating in them as well. Physical injuries, such as concussions and broken bones, can result from participating in sports. But perhaps surprisingly, eye injuries are quite common among young athletes. Such injuries often do not get the attention with regard to prevention that statistics suggest they warrant. According to the National Eye Institute, eye injuries are the leading cause of blindness in children in America. Many eye injuries among school-aged children are attributed to sports. A study published in the journal
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tion is similar in Canada. “We believe that sports eye injuries are the largest cause of vision loss in children,” said Keith Gordon, vice-president of research at CNIB, a Torontobased nonprofit that provides support services for the visually impaired. The NEI states that baseball is the sport responsible for the greatest number of eye injuries in children age 14 and younger. Basketball has the highest number of eye injuries for players between the ages of 15 and 24. Other sports that ac-
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The Kittery Shapleigh Sharks middle school team won their 6th straight game against Thorton Academy. Emme Hale lead the Sharks with 16 points. Noelle Denholm had 7. Close game at the half 16-8 Sharks. Kittery's press in the 3rd was too much and we scored 15 and equally scored 6 in the 4th.
count for a high rate of eye injuries include softball, soccer and cycling. Players, parents and coaches must realize that, according to the Coalition to Prevent Sports Eye Injuries, 90 percent of sports-related eye injuries can be avoided with the use of protective eyewear. Protective eyewear is often made of strong polycarbonate, which is 10 times more impact-resistant than other plastics. All children who play sports should wear protective eyewear, warn sports medicine experts. However, currently many youth sports
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JAMA Ophthalmology that was based on research from Johns Hopkins University, Harvard and other institutions found about 30,000 sports-related eye injuries are treated each year at emergency rooms participating in the Nationwide Emergency Department sample, which compiles information about millions of emergency room visits to more than 900 hospitals around the country. Data indicates that a large majority of these injuries occurred in people younger than 18, and a sizable number in children younger than 10. The situa-
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