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Note to Readers: Meet Cover Artist Holly Lombardo Hold onto your Tourist News issues. I've been a painter my whole With rotating listings and resources, timeless stories and loads of art, life, I just didn't know it. I am each issue's shelf life extends a self-taught artist. I now paint well beyond issue dates! exclusively with acrylics and continue to be surprised with the vibrancy and effects I can IN THIS ISSUE August 16-22 create with mixing colors and their juxtaposition on the canvas. Because I attended an Local Heroes ...... PAGE 3 engineering school and did not take art after middle school, Dogs of the Kennebunks ...... PAGES 4- 5 I paint with purposeful urgency, putting onto canvas the Outreach...... PAGES 6-7 colors and textures I've noticed since I was a child. Local Scene ...... PAGES 8-9 When I am in the woods or near the ocean, I not only hear Day Tripper...... PAGES 10-11 the sounds and smell the air, but I see colors. Growing up In the Art World ...... PAGES 12-13 as a child in Brunswick, Maine, I have always noticed the The Beat ...... PAGE 15 colors in nature. It is nature's color palette that inspires Calendar ...... PAGES 16-17 my work. I was so happy to be able to grace to cover Downtown Page ...... PAGES 20-21 of the 2017 Summer LLBean catalog, having grown Guest Editorial...... PAGE 23 up just 10 minutes from the flagship store in Maine. Dine Around...... PAGE 24 I am also a mother of two beautiful daughters. On Stage ...... PAGE 25 Contact info: www.HollyLombardoArt.com, Activities ...... PAGES 26- 27 Instagram: @HLombardoArtist Fishing Report...... PAGE 29 Facebook: Holly Lombardo Art Nightlife ...... PAGE 30 Community From the Publisher's Desk Compassion 25 Dock Square - Kennebunkport It's easy in this life 207.204.0396 Kingsley Gallup to get so caught up in www.jakdesigns.com Celebration Owner and Publisher the flurry and frenzy of Open 7 days a week it all that we don't stop Outreach Graphics Editor to think about the WHY Geraldine Aikman VentiCordi Summer Concerts 10th Anniversary Season! ourist ews taff Goodwill - the WHY behind the Contributing Writers goals we have set and the Thurs., August 16, 7 PM Faith Gillman. Dana Pearson, the activities in which we are presently - ‘Continual Journey’ T N S and often feverishly - engaged. Valerie Marier, Kristin Kuehnle, Jo O'Connor, S. Congregational Church, But what's most important? Is it Steve Hrehovcik, Greg Metcalf, Rob Coburn WHAT we do? Is it HOW we do it? Or Kennebunkport CHAMBER MUSIC Distribution Bookkeeping is it really about WHY? Purchase tickets at VentiCordi.com or call 207-286-6688 David Spofford Irene Seltzer The WHY for us at Tourist News is Gen. Admission, $20. Seniors, $15. 18 and under, $5. Tourist News clear. It's community. It's celebration. 7 Chase Hill Road It's compassion and outreach. It's WHY Our mission is to be an indispensable resource Kennebunk, Maine 04043 we do what we do. I'm guessing it's 'why' for quality of life in Southern Maine, setting www.touristnewsmaine.com you pick up this newspaper as well. the gold standard for local business promotion, [email protected] Here's to remembering WHY! exceptional journalism and overall goodwill for 207-204-0055 Kingsley locals and tourists alike.

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Valerie Jo Rob Dean John Marier O’Connor Coburn Johnson Goffar Guest Writers: is a free- is a local is a has is a Rhode Tourist News lance writer with mar- written Island na- deep roots wants to hear journalist keting about tive who in Ken- strat- now lives who has Maine's from you! nebunk- egist in San Di- traveled southern the world writing for port. She is a mother and copywriter. He’s ego, California. He mar- coast for many years We are always magazines and news- of twins and the found- written feature articles, ried into a Maine family and for many pub- papers. She moved to er/lead singer of the speeches, TV and radio and has been coming to looking for guest Maine from the New popular local band, commercials, print ads, lications, including Vacationland in Winter voices - creative The Dock Squares. She brochures, blogs and both Boston dailies. and Summer for more York metropolitan voices, expert area thirty years ago. teaches Zumba and websites but never un- He grew up in his than 20 years. He enjoys She considers the Ken- aqua classes, is an on- der his own name. He’s family's Ogunquit the outdoors and com- voices, young nebunks home but line marketing commu- from away but is here to restaurant, spent pleted numerous triath- voices, business nication professor at stay. He’s a Registered lons and ran the Chicago loves every inch of the time on Drake's Is- voices. Whatever Pine Tree State. Val is Northeastern Univer- Maine Guide in training land, and now is part Marathon. He is a lawyer sity and Lasell College, a happy wife, moth- and leads summer bike of the Cape Porpoise by trade, and got his feet your age, what- and has worked for the tours that include mostly wet in journalism writing er and grandmother community. When ever your inspira- Boston Celtics, the Bos- accurate Maine facts and for his school paper in who also enjoys knit- he is not walking on tion, please reach ting and reading, golf ton Garden/FleetCen- trivia. Rob, Wendy and law school. He dreams of Goose Rocks Beach he and travel, and writes ter, CBS Radio, Sonesta their son Steve live in the day he will retire from out. We want to is often kayaking or about them in her week- Hotels, and the Wang Kennebunk. Rob looks law and declare himself hear from you! ly blog, Wandering Center for the Perform- forward to contributing paddle boarding near a “writer.” He is cur- With Val (www.wan- ing Arts. Say hello at articles on the outdoors, it. He is a talk show rently actively working deringwithval.com). [email protected]. beer, wine and spirits. host on WBZ-AM. on his first fiction thriller. TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 3

Local Heroes Policewoman, School Resource Officer and ceaseless volunteer by Valerie Marier er’s home in Worcester, 90% of these cases go unre- some day,” Robie says. Welcome to “Local He- Massachusetts, then in ported,” Robie says, which “They need to know that To volunteer in any capacity or roes” – a regular feature in her father’s in Jackson, is one of the reasons she life can knock you down to become a trainer with ENOUGH Tourist News about local Maine. Drugs were ram- spends countless “off- but that you can also pick people or organizations who pant, meals were scarce, duty” hours volunteer- yourself up and move ABUSE MAINE, contact Jamie Robie we find inspiring, because tempers were tinderboxes, ing for ENOUGH ABUSE forward.”“The hardest via email: [email protected] of their dedication to making happiness was nil. At 16 MAINE. part of writing Black to Blue this world a better place. This her step-mother beat her Co-founded in 2017 was actually publishing week's local hero is a most so badly, she ended up by Robie and Dr. Jeanine it,” Jamie says. No one — deserving Jamie Robie. nearly blind in the Waldo Ward, an emergency room not her husband, her kids, Sitting on a granite County General Hospital doctor at York Hospital, her Police Department bench in the bustling sun- in Belfast. ENOUGH trains York vol- colleagues, her friends lit heart of Ogunquit, Ja- While at the hospital, unteers to present free edu- — knew everything that mie Robie’s cobalt blue Jamie spoke with a sheriff’s cational workshops to local she had lived through as eyes sparkle when she deputy who asked what organizations, businesses, a child and teenager. “I talks about having recent- she wanted to do with her churches, rec centers and never told anyone because ly taken her 10-year-old life. Jamie revealed that she schools. She says, “Our I didn’t want their sorrow daughter rock climbing. wanted to become a police goal is simple: prevent, or pity,” she says. “I want “So much fun,” she says. officer “because they make recognize and report.” people to see me for what Happily married to hus- me feel safe.” “Then this “Currently we have I am today.” band Jason, and “mom” is what you need to do,” 12 area residents who are Today, Jamie Robie is to a blended family of the deputy said. “Are you trainers, in addition to a Local Hero. There is no four children, Robie looks ready?” Indeed she was. Dr. Ward and me,” Ro- doubt she will continue to barely out of her early Within a year, Jamie bie says. She hopes to take be one in the years ahead. 20s. And her smile never was enrolled in the Up- ENOUGH ABUSE quits. Considering what ward Bound program at MAINE statewide, this irrepressibly positive the University of Maine. county by county, 40-year-old has survived She later went to Southern in the coming years. and conquered, that in Maine Technical Institute, Robie also net- itself is amazing. and finally the University works 24-7, looking Robie is a School Re- of Southern Maine, study- for volunteers who source Officer in the York ing criminal justice.“ are passionate about elementary and middle When I started college, keeping children schools. As an SRO, she I moved into the dorm safe and willing to teaches age-appropriate carrying food stamps and stand up and talk classes on personal aware- a trash bag filled with my about it. “We need ness, peer pressure, social clothes,” Jamie recalls. “I financial donations, media usage, and living never looked back. I was so too,” she says. safely. She says, “I love motivated. And I paid for When not advo- kids and dedicate my life it all myself with a $6000 cating for ENOUGH to working with and sup- loan.” ABUSE MAINE, or Robie's first job after porting them.” teaching self-esteem Officer Jamie Robie playing SRO Jamie Robie with her RAD (Rape aggression defense Robie is also on con- graduating in 1998 was classes to York third- kickball with York students. class). "I teach twice a year for free and I’m holding up the stant alert for students as a dispatcher with the graders, or walking Pledge to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse.” she suspects might be suf- York Police Department. the Marginal Way with her fering from any kind of By 2000, she was selected family, Jamie manages to abuse. “I hear things and to be a full-time police of- find time to bring joy to I see things, but I let them ficer. Because of her thirst area seniors’ lives. “I like come to me,” she says. That to help kids, she later be- to get my school kids in- takes patience and discre- came an SRO in York High volved too,” she says. Last tion, but Robie also taps School and, for the past May she organized a Bingo into unspeakable personal five years, in the York Night at the York Senior experiences that give her elementary and middle Center. She arrived with special insight. schools. several sixth graders “who Until the age of 16, Ja- Every day at school, had made the dessert, and mie Robie was abused Robie scans her students then they basically ran the physically, mentally and for signs of the abuse she Bingo game that evening. sexually on a near-daily experienced first hand. She Everyone loved it. The kids basis, first in her moth- knows the statistics: got a kick out of the adults, One in 10 chil- and the adults adored the dren will kids! It was an all-around be sexu- educational experience.” ally abused Two years ago Robie before age decided she wanted and 18. Twenty needed to write about percent of “what had happened to me them will be and how I survived.” Her abused be- personal memoir, Black to fore age 8. Blue, relates in graphic de- Ninety per- tails the abuse she endured cent of sexu- as a child and how she ulti- ally abused mately overcame and con- children quered those horrors. The know their 184-page book is available abuser.“Plus, from Amazon; it is also SRO Jamie Robie with Lillie, a fourth on the shelves at grader she mentors Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million and from North Country Press. (NOTE: if ordering online, Ro- bie wrote Black to Blue under her maiden name, Ja- mie Rooney.) “I haven’t al- YORK | 5.3 Acres of privacy | Along the banks of York River $2,450,000 lowed my kids to read the book yet but they will

Robie’s students in a self-defense class she teaches in York. PAGE 4 TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 Annie Watts: thriving in the Kennebunks, a community she loves by Valerie Marier Note Cards by Annie back pains, or finalizing it here,” she says. “I’ve time animal advocate $15, Watts netted close If you ask Kennebunk to Mail-It Unlimited, or thoughts for her upcom- been summering at Ken- Watts. “We went to the to $4000 that first year resident Annie Watts dropping off her "Dogs ing talk about Lyme dis- nebunk Beach since I was beach every morning and and she knew exactly what she does on a typi- of the Kennebunks" cal- ease prevention, an ill- nine, and I’ve wanted to made friends with other how she would spend cal day, her answer boils endars to Make It KPT. ness she’s battled against move here for the past dog owners,” Watts says. that money. “I started a down to one word: Lots. She could be giving a and studied about for 25 years.”Shortly after “When I started taking non-profit and gave the Watts might be deliverCherie’s- therapeuticJuly 2018 massage to seven years. Watts is the family’s move, Watts photographs of Maisie money to Kennebunk’s ing her signature photo a golfer suffering with also the happy mother adopted a “potcake,” playing with other dogs, Animal Welfare Soci- of four active kids. She a breed of dogs indig- an acquaintance suggest- ety,” she says. “I made a thanks every day that enous to the Caribbean. ed I ‘do something’ with decision that all the prof- her husband’s job change “Maisie” was just 10 the photos.” So she did. its from calendar sales brought the family from weeks old when she was Watts’ initial "Dogs of would go to different Wilton, Connecticut to flown from the Turks & the Kennebunks" calen- animal shelters and orga- Kennebunk three years Caicos and jumped into dar was printed in 2017. nizations, both local and CHERIE’S ago. “I absolutely love the open arms of long- It was an instantaneous away. The merchants hit. Selling at more than who sell the calendar 30 local businesses for don’t make a dime on it, and I’m so grateful to them for that,” she says. Watts also raises printing costs through local advertising on the calendar and the gener- ous donations of friends. Her goal is to spread the calendar’s profits as widely and smartly as – continued on next page

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Above Board turns up the volume on change Elizabeth Rose When a community been met, the needs are still eye,” said Smith. “Every- and attention. “We can’t rises, speaks and decides great. The gala will provide one was 100% on board.” rely on the federal govern- House to make a difference, amaz- more opportunities for Response has also been ment or state government Bed & Breakfast ing things happen. Such is contributing, including a personal. “We are hearing to fix this,” said MacKen- 61 Fletcher Street, the case in Kennebunk’s live ask at the event. so many people share their zie. “It has to be a commu- Kennebunk, Maine response to the current The decision to raise own stories,” Viera said. nity effort.” He is proud phone 207-467-3599 opioid crisis. funds for a recovery coach Above Board’s founding that the Kennebunks are Hans and Marjorie cell 207-216-1147 People often say we training academy was the members have each been stepping up to the plate. Ruediger can’t change what we don’t culmination of extensive struck by how personally “This is a homegrown com- elizabethrosehouse.com acknowledge. Thanks to research and eye open- touched so many of our munity effort,” said MacK- a new and determined ing discussion with Ken- neighbors have been by enzie. “You really can’t ask committee, as well as the nebunk Police Chief Robert this crisis. for anything more.” community at large that is MacKenzie. He has made Raising awareness and While tickets for the ready to take action, people it his personal goal to do affecting change is about Above Board Gala are cur- are acknowledging and something about the opioid knocking down barriers, rently sold out, there is a talking openly about one epidemic affecting his and noted Chief MacKenzie. waiting list. Anyone inter- of the most dire problems so many communities ev- This includes reducing the ested in attending is invited of our time. And change is erywhere. “It stigma of sub- to email info@aboveboard- happening. didn’t take stance abuse gala.com to be placed on Above Board-All Hands long to vali- “We live in a world in and addiction. which we need to share the list. Furthermore, do- The BEST Beer Store in 3 States on Deck is at the helm, com- date that we “If we can re- nations and sponsorships prised of a volunteer com- picked some- responsibility. It's easy duce stigma,” continue to be welcome. Over 1000 Imported & Domestic Wine Labels mittee of proactive com- thing that’s to say "It's not my child, said MacKen- The opioid crisis is ev- munity members looking important not my community, zie, “we can eryone’s crisis and Macken- 5 Humidors with Premium Hand-Rolled Cigars, to support initiatives that and touches not my world, not my do something zie hopes the Kennebunks including Ashton, Liga Privada & Arturo Fuente directly affect the greater so many,” problem." Then there about this epi- will be a model for other Kennebunk/Kennebunk- said Taranto. are those who see the demic.” MacK- communities. “We didn’t Open Sunday 10 AM - 5 PM port community. Above Based need and respond. I enzie added start the conversation,” Monday – Saturday 9 AM - 9 PM Board’s mission statement on the Con- consider those people that addressing said Taranto, “but we have reads: “For the community, nectivity my heroes.” this epidemic certainly stepped it up.” 207-641-8622 • Hannaford Plaza • Wells by the community: creating Community has far-reach- Plans are already in the www.TullysBeerandWine.com charitable opportunities for Addic- Fred Rogers ing effects. works for Above Board’s to address the emerging tion Recov- “When we get 2019 fundraising event needs of the greater Ken- ery Model (CCAR), the people into recovery, it scheduled for August 22. nebunk region.” 30-hour recovery coach helps society as a whole. For more information on Did you know? Founding members training program will pro- It saves money, it reduces the upcoming gala or next Rick Taranto, Kristin vide trainees the informa- crime, it saves lives,” he year’s event, email info@ Portside, Hurlbutt Designs’ second store Martin, Ronni Hass, Kim tion and skills needed for said. aboveboardgala.com. located at 50 Dock Square, is the first shop Viera, Melissa Freeman assisting individuals in Putting the opioid crisis you’ll encounter after crossing the bridge into and Cyndi Smith are com- their journey of recovery. at the forefront gives voice Kennebunkport. But before this, it was home mitted to identifying and Coaches serve as personal to those who have been to the ticket office for the Lyric Theatre, which addressing community guides and mentors, sug- touched by this epidemic. operated from 1919 through the 1970s! needs – and doing so with gesting strategies and re- It breaks through the bar- complete transparency and sources to aid individuals rier of “this doesn’t happen Interesting tidbits about Tourist News advertisers integrity. Everything is, as in managing recovery and in my town.” People are their name indicates, 100% sustaining productive and clearly ready to talk about above board. “If we say fulfilling lives. this. They are ready to do we are doing it, it’s what Above Board aims to something about this. “I’ve we are doing,” said Viera. raise far more than funds had people come up and “We are an honest group at its gala. It also seeks to thank me,” said Freeman. of people raising money to raise awareness. Clearly, “One person said, ‘We make a difference.” it is already doing so, as couldn’t talk about this Above Board’s inaugu- the community’s response before because no one was ral fundraising initiative is to this initiative has been talking about it.’ It was a The Above Board Gala on nothing short of swift and relief for her to be able to Thursday, August 23, at On profound. “When I went do so.” the Marsh Bistro in Ken- out to do some asks, it Addressing this crisis nebunk. The gala’s goal is wasn’t even a blink of an requires concerted effort to raise $25,000 for Above Board’s first targeted effort: the formation of a recovery coach training academy in “Each of us has a responsibility the Kennebunks. Thanks to the positive response of for all humankind. It is time for us to think community members and of other people as true brothers and sisters local businesses, this initial and to be concerned with their welfare, with fundraising goal has been lessening their suffering.” met. 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A friendly group gathers at Head Table Cafe in Wells. L-R Grace Sullivan of Wells, Betty – continued on next page Coots of Wells, Angela Leblanc of Kennebunk and Nancy Worthley of Wells.

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Full Service Deli, Hot bar/Salad bar, Groceries, Exceptional Wine, Craft Beer, Liquor, Specialty Coffee, Fresh Baked Goods, Maine Gifts, ATM, Beach Toys, Fun for All, Scooped Ice Cream too. . . Eat In or “If we don’t have it, you don’t need it.” Take Out! 15 Western Ave. • Lower Village, Kennebunk 207-967-5762 • www.hbprovisions.com TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 9 years, these fit ladies go out for morning runs and take boot camp classes (through Get Out There Fitness) Monday through Friday mornings, and end up at H.B. Provisions general store in Lower Village Kennebunk to chat. “When I moved here five years ago, I saw this Happiness. group of women outside HB and thought: those are going to be my people… The Head Table Cafe We talk about lots of dif- Coffee. Lunch. Pastries. ferent things,” said Diane Conley of Kennebunk. Visit Us: Wednesdays-Sundays Donning an apron and shifting some sugary spic- 7 a.m.- 4 p.m. es, co-owner H.B. Provi- sions, Helen Thorgalsen, added, “We love that peo- 2178 Post Road, Wells ple come here everyday and say hi. It’s great that H.B. is a place they enjoy.” The Dock Square Coffee House klatch starts to assemble with loads of frivolity. Four doors east, at EE ROAST Mornings in Paris, you see,” said Mornings in Par- For owner Lisa Neu- FF E this is their happy place. O RS A Coffee will see a patio filled with “Each day of the week, is owner Paul Humphrey. bardt, there are diverse C OF THE multiple groups of regulars we have different groups of About four miles south clusters that form in the KENNEBUNKS Shop and SO and tourists on Saturday all ages and demographics in Wells is the newly café. “The groups range C OF CE much more! and Sunday mornings. who gather by arrange- opened and very popular from moms and college FEE • TEA • SPI Visitors can see the world ment or by accident. They Head Table Café located kids to church groups and drive by from its highly enjoy the art of conversa- on Route 1. It has quickly beachgoers. We are a gath- 207-967-8304 Best cup visible Coopers Corner lo- tion and communication, gained a reputation of the ering spot for coffee and of coffee cation. It is easy to see that which is great for us to place to be (especially with happiness.” Infused Greek Olive Oils ~ its bakery delectables). So bring on the low- only $1 Some of the regulars were fat, triple-shot, no-whip, Italian Balsamic Vinegars ~ 12 Flavors having a grand old time hold-the-pickles,tourist hold-the- news 5x7 Did you know? and started discussing the lettuce, special orders don’t coffee roasted on the premises Did you know Amore Breakfast was started importance of meeting. upset us coffee.Issue Give it16 a try Best Breakfast Sandwiches, Croissants, by Leanne Cusimano in 1994 as a coffee “We love getting to- –- attach to a klatch! Case Muffins. Grab-and-go Sandwiches. and sandwich shop named “Cafe Amore”? gether for coffee. It’s like a study complete. It was on the property of Sea Chambers on support group with loads FMI: @docksquarecofAug 16,- 2018 Monday - Saturday: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Shore Road. It now enjoys its new location of laughs. We really bond feehouse; hbprovisions. Sunday: 8:30 to 4 com; theheadtablecafe. on Main Street. Make sure to stop in. and it gives us a sense of community,” said Grace com; and morningsin- 163 Port Rd. (Rte. 35) • Kennebunk Lower Village Interesting tidbits about Tourist News advertisers Sullivan of Wells. paris.com.

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Day Tripper A day trip to Portsmouth will leave you eager for more by Valerie Marier “one of America’s greatest Distinctive Destinations” on museum. Families ex- enough to earn mention in Museum of Art presents National Geographic small towns.” The National in the country. Even on a perience the city’s rich future textbooks. (Be aware works by emerging and magazine named Ports- Trust designated this city day trip to this vibrant sea- maritime history with a that Portsmouth residents established artists — local, mouth, New Hampshire of 21,000 “one of the Dozen port, visitors quickly grasp harbor cruise aboard the might take issue with that. national and international. its attractions and allure. Piscataqua, a reproduc- They will also tell you that There are several theaters, Weathered brick walk- tion of the flat-bottom Revere rode right past the including the 50-seat black ways lead to exceptional gundalow barges that were city’s own North Church, box Pontine Theater, the gourmet and casual funky once prevalent along local the white clapboard struc- West End Theater, the water-front restaurants, waterways. In 2016, Yan- ture overlooking Market Players Circle and Sea- upscale clothing stores and kee Magazine voted this Square. Take that, Boston!) coast Repertory. The 900- specialty kitchen shops, hour-and-a-half outing as History comes to life in seat Music Hall (named an lively margarita bars and the “Best Cruise in New Strawbery Banke which “American Treasure” in even a snug nostalgic diner England.” is situated along the Pis- 2003 by The Department called Gilley’s that serves Beer lovers gravitate to cataqua River. Named for of the Interior) presents burgers, yummy cheese more than a dozen craft the wild strawberries that year-round programs of fries and steamed hot dogs breweries, including the once grew there, this 10- dance, music, art movies until 2 AM. “After a night popular Cisco Breweries acre preserve was settled and theater. on the town, Gilley’s is and Earth Eagle Brewings. in 1630 by English immi- Perhaps the most fa- always our last stop,” a Kids of all ages sample ice grants. Today, this open-air mous theatrical venue is resident said. cream at Annabelles and museum, a “Williamsburg – continued on next page The city pulses with Izzy’s; many prefer the cu- of the North,” displays attractions for every age. cumber-watermelon gelato New England life from Kids delight in peeking at Ceo’s Gelato Bistro. Even 1695 to 1954. Visitors ex- Suggested Restaurants through the periscope of visiting pooches lap up a plore and walk through 38 the 200-foot-long USS Al- day trip to Portsmouth, historic homes and build- bacore, a retired research thanks to the thoughtful ings, including a tavern And remember: you’ll find submarine that’s open for shopkeepers who place where George Washington live music almost every tours and boasts a hands- fresh bowls of water by once lifted a stein. They night of the week at these their front doors, notably pass more than a dozen and other fun eateries along Market and Congress unique gardens, including Streets. a Colonial kitchen garden Lexie’s Joint for specialty Founded more than and a World War II Vic- burgers (212 Islington) three and a half centu- tory Garden. Through- ries ago, Portsmouth is out Strawbery Banke, Popovers (overlooking Mar- steeped and forged in his- costumed knowledgeable ket Square) tory. In 1774, four months guides recount the stories before his famous “mid- of families who lived here Martingale Wharf overlook- night ride,” Paul Revere through the centuries. ing the majestic harbor (99 galloped through Market Even in its bustling Bow Street) Square on a frigid Decem- center, Portsmouth boasts Castaways ber night, warning locals numerous and stately Fed- Green Elephant Vegetarian about a potential British eralist town houses and Bistro & Bar (35 Portwalk at Compass Pointe naval invasion. That trig- stores, many constructed Place) gered 400 brave souls to of brick with slate roofs. storm the King’s military The city literally rose from Harpoon Willy’s for seafood Beach Decor & base at nearby New Castle the ashes in 1813 when a baskets and rum punches HomeBeach Furnishings Decor & where they hauled down raging fire (the third in (67 Bow Street) Home Furnishings the British colors and stole Portsmouth’s brief history) 100 kegs of gunpowder. destroyed 224 buildings. Statey Bar & Grill for an This heroic deed is con- The new and lasting build- advertised $7 (yes!) lobster 71 Post Rd (Rte. 1) sidered a “key link,” if ing code required that, in roll (238 Deer Street) Wells, Maine 71 Post Rd (Rt 1) not the precursor to, the the future, all buildings 207-360-0150Wells, ME American Revolution, and must be built of brick. Book & Bar to “Eat Drink Open207-360-0150 daily 10-5 it took place months before The arts thrive through- Read Repeat,” (40 Pleasant “the shot heard ‘round the Street) OpenClosed daily Tuesday 10-5 out the city. Entertaining Closed Tues. world” at Lexington, Mas- buskers perform day and www.castawaysatcompasspointe.comwww.castawaysatcompasspointe.com sachusetts. Alas, the raid night along the brick side- Figtree Kitchen Cafe, for apparently wasn’t bloody walks. The Portsmouth breakfast/lunch overlooking the grounds of Strawbery Bank Street for international street food (801 Islington) The Works for breakfast all day, plus fresh smoothies (9 Congress Street) And before you say good- night, Gilley’s (175 Fleet Street) Suggested shops Salt Cellar for sea salts and spa products (7 Commercial Alley) LeRoux for oils, vinegars, kitchenware (25 Market) 155 Port Road Macro Polo for floor to ceil- Lower Village, Kennebunk ing curiosities (89 Market) Pickwick’s Mercantile for Vintage Finds • Coastal • Farmhouse “goods from around the world” (67 State) New England Artisans Pretty Poppy for clothes, gifts, infant-wear (47 Market) bluewhaletrading.com 207-204-0781 The original Custom House is now Book & Bar, a popular gathering spot for individuals and book clubs TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 11

Prescott Park, a 10-acre screen. Since 1974 the fes- site located along the Pis- tival has drawn millions of Did you know? cataqua River. During July visitors who spread their Did you know the Shops at Cape and August, the Prescott blankets on the grass at Neddick is opening a cafe? It's Victoria’s Parks Art Festival stages dusk to sit and watch pro- Kitchen. One stop to eat and shop! al fresco musicals, plus ductions from “Annie” to Interesting tidbits about Tourist News advertisers dozens of performances “The Wizard of Oz.” by musicians and theater No one goes hungry groups, including Monday in Portsmouth. This is a night movies on a giant foodie mecca with an array of restaurants guaranteed to please every palate, Maine whether it’s savoring a he hops ham and gruyere crepe at Fezziwig’s while sitting York AT CAPE NEDDICK in a cozy banquette, or 103 ordering fresh croissants Eliot and latte at Book & Bar. This reconfigured granite 95 103 Custom House is especially popular with local book clubs who enjoy sitting Kittery near “the stacks” of select used books while discuss- Portsmouth, ing their latest read over New Hampshire craft beers and small plates. Don’t leave home without your Visa card! The 95 shopping is tempting. ARTISANS 1 Pretty Poppy on Market Portsmouth is famous for its brick sidewalks and Street is a gem, with ev- shop-filled side streets. erything from adorable infant Store, clerks dressed in toric town and waterfront. wear, women’s vintage clothing stock the Day trip? Well….with jewelry, and cedar shelves with fine everything Portsmouth of- unique items for goods “from all over the fers visitors, you might find APPAREL every age, from world.” yourself wanting to come nine to 90. LeR- Two additional tips for back again soon for more oux is a kitchen- visiting. There are several than a day. BOUTIQUE MALL ware store with a conveniently located park- To get to Portsmouth, take A collection of unique shops staggering array ing garages in the center of the Maine Turnpike south; of speciality oils town, as well as economical cross over the big bridge span- under one roof and vinegars, meter-parking along most ning the Piscataqua River and plus plenty of of the major streets. Also, take Exit 7, following signs 1300 US Rt One . Cape Neddick, Maine pots and kitchen through a Portsmouth to Market Street. FMI about gadgets. If you initiative called “Access Portsmouth: www.Chamber- 207-363-2500 don’t find that Navigators,” visitors can Collaborative.org theshopsatcapeneddick.com special slicer download an online acces- here, walk over sibility “Walk ’n‘ Roll” map to nearby Attrez- which provides a user- zi Fine Kitchen tested barrier-free loop Accessories. through the city and helps Guaranteed they guide users of wheelchairs Thoughtful shopkeepers put out fresh will have it! In and strollers, as well as the bowls of water for visiting pooches. Pickwick’s Old- ambulatory general public, Just another plus to a Day Trip to est Mercantile to travel around this his- Portsmouth!

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PAGE 12 TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 In the Art World Maine artist unabashedly passionate about life and art When surrounded by a sense of celebration. She trade, has more than a few prospective buyers and is centered and focused as skills and hand-builds my local art collectors, Maine she talks about the process hollow core panels.” artist Jill Valliere loves to she loves. Once her first layer is share her work, her pro- “I start each piece with dry, she breaks out her cess, and her studio-self. a coat of tinted plaster. favorite tool: the power She entertains her audience Yes, plaster,” she said, sander. Plaster and a pow- with a passion for Maine with a laugh. “Of course a er sander mean serious and her art. The wave of canvas can’t hold this level business. It is a perfect her hands and the excite- of weight. Luckily, my combination. It takes time ment in her voice project husband, an architect by and patience to achieve a smooth surface. “Layer by layer, I apply metallic paints and glazes of all Barn Gallery Summer 2018 colors over the metal leaf of gold, bronze or silver. Over and over I add and take LATE SUMMER away, revealing the beauty beneath by contrast,” said EXHIBITIONS Valliere. “I use a Venetian August 8 ~ September 8 plaster knife or my trusted Then and Now sander to break through and carve in, exposing Beyond the Horizon, above, and Gliding Light, below, are works by Maine artist Jill Valliere. OAA Expressions Artist New Members under-layers and creating Showcases: texture and depth.” interesting view of Maine. I Kim Casey – Painting Valliere’s process is am a local girl, and I have a John Latham Knapp – Painting unique and unusual, and local eye. I enjoy capturing Invited New England Sculptors the finished product is the true beauty of where I Kim Casey singular as well. When live, be it abstract or realis- Barn Gallery, 207-646-8400 asked about her work, Val- tic. What I paint is merely Shore Road & Bourne Lane, P.O. Box 794, Ogunquit, Maine 03907 liere always focuses on the an interpretation of what Daily: 11 AM - 5 PM, Sunday 1 - 5 PM celebration of place. “My I see.” www.barngallery.org • [email protected] newest works are inspired Valliere and her hus- by a flight into Portland band live in Rockland, airport, followed up by Maine, with their two res- aerial maps of Maine,” Val- cue dogs. They also have a liere said. “The waters and small cottage on a nearby coast are depicted in color lake. These two locations and metallic that offer an provide her with a special perspective of Maine, and it’s beautiful. The Works on Maine Art Hill, located at 5 Chase Hill Road in Ken- nebunk, opens at 10 AM daily. FMI 204-2042 or www.maine- art.com.

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Lois Dodd, Moose, 1958, oil on linen, 32 x 42 inches © Lois Dodd, courtesy Alexandre Hunaman Outruns Ranger by Bob Bryant Gallery, New York Our 38th Season ogunquitmuseum.org Jean Briggs, Gallery Owner Late summer exhibitions include work by John Latham Knapp 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit ME | 207-646-4909 Mast Cove Lane & Maine St., Kennebunkport 207-967-3453 Landmark Gallery Fine Art Studio

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THE BEAT The Dock Squares always entertain Summer Band Blast III by Dean Johnson There is a Sunday, August 19! “You just never know Jimmy Buffett what you’re gonna get lilt to the Steve The Waterhouse Center at 51 Main St. in Ken- when the Dock Squares Miller chestnut nebunk will be rocking once again on the afternoon play.” “The Joker,” of Sunday, August 19, when Summer Band Blast III That’s what the lo- spot-on five- kicks off at 5 PM. cal band’s lead singer part harmonies An afternoon of entertainment offered by lo- Jo O’Connor told a sun- to the Linda drenched crowd at the Ronstadt stand- cal musicians, including The Kennebunk River Dory in Kennebunkport by “When Will Band, Women of Note, Lincoln Continental, The one recent Sunday after- I Be Loved.” Dock Squares, Leap of Faith, Ketchfish Band and noon. She said that after The multi all- other special guests, the free concert will run from a couple of vintage WWII guy harmonies 5 to 7:30 PM. planes twice buzzed the in “You’re So The Dock Squares rock out tat Jimmy the Greeks in Old Orchard Beach crowd in the middle of the Vain” is almost As the event is a benefit for the Community Dock Squares’ show. Now, exactly what Carly Simon She formed the band The ensemble has also Outreach Services Food Pantry, concert-goers are truth to tell, the planes are originally intended. in the late spring of 2017, embraced the new media asked to bring a nonperishable food item or not a regular part of the Carole King’s “I Feel the and the current line-up and produced some co- cash donation to help those in need in the Dock Squares’ gigs. They Earth Move” includes some features O’Connor and medic promotional videos community. Grab a chair and some danc- called DSTV (Dock Squares just happened to do a fly- smart, slithery guitar lines Saco’s Olanovich as well as ing shoes and enjoy this fun, rain-or-shine over at the perfect moment. and more strong vocals. Scott Stevens of Cape Ned- TV) on YouTube and gar- But O’Connor’s quip There is an appealing touch dick on acoustic guitar and nered thousands of views. community event. For more information, goes beyond the occasional of country to “King of the bass, Alfred’s Greg Hall You can dance all you call Faith at 985-6570. accidental air show. The Road” and serious roots on keyboards, and Doug want to the Dock Squares, group’s three-set perfor- rocking to “La Bamba” and Dickey of West Kennebunk or you can just listen. Either mance at the Dory pro- “Route 66.” handling percussion. way, the idea is to just en- vided easy evidence to But when the band Total up the number joy the music. support her claim. breaks into the unmis- of years all the players Some upcoming gigs: comedy night Among the three dozen takable intro to the San- have toiled in other groups, w/tttom clark or so tunes were numbers tana classic “Black Magic and it’s an impressive 142. The Pilot House originally recorded by ev- Woman” there is a brief There are some impres- Kennebunk Comic/Actor TTTom Clark 6th Presents his Maine Character Season! eryone from the likes of “Uh-oh” moment. That’s a sive local credits tucked in Friday, August 17, 6 to 9 PM the Beatles and Rolling “no excuses” song. When a there, too. When Olanovich Summer Band Blast III “C.L.Thomas” Stones (all but manda- band takes on a track like played with Maine country with an even more interactive tory, of course), to Steely that, it either has the chops. singer Jenny Paquette, they Waterhouse Center show this year titled: Dan (“Dirty Work”), Carly opened for the likes of Kennebunk “ "Tourists, Teenagers,teenagers, . .or it doesn’t. . .there’s no Technology and Other Things Simon (“Anticipation”), Keith Urban, Willie Nel- Sunday, August 19, 5-7:30 PM technology and other things room for excuses. that Ain’tThat RightAin't Right” Chapter 2” the Doors (“Love Me Two Jerry Olanovich handled son, and Brad Paisley. Old Vines Wine Bar everyEvery thUrSday Monda night Times”), Susan Tedeschi… it with ease. Though the O’Connor, meanwhile, Lower Village, Kennebunk at 8pmEVERY through MONDAY ythe N ightNIGHT Summer or Bonnie Raitt…your guitarist played within the has been a part of Ken- Thursday, August 23, 6-9 PM Colony Hotelat •8 OceanPM through Ave. •the Kennebunkport summer - 967-3331 choice (“Angel From Mont- nebunk’s semi-legendary Colony Hotel • Ocean Ave • Kennebunkport • 967-3331 songs most of the day, pep- ticKets $15 At the dOOr gomery”), George Michael pering several with nasty Monday night Sunoco ga- The Dory in Kennebunkport AvailableTickets for $15 private at the parties. door • Comedydiscount availabletickets available on iTunes. (“Careless Whisper”), and little solos and breaks, he rage band for over a decade Sunday, August 26, 3-6 PM www.tttomtalks.comwww.tttomtalks.com even Warren Zevon by way owned BMW. And that’s and has previously been of Linda Ronstadt (“Poor no easy task. in Boston and Columbus, Poor Pitiful Me”). The Dock Squares are Ohio, groups. But it’s not just the song O’Connor’s creation. The The band has received selection and easy crowd group name is a play on plenty of local exposure, favorites like “Brown Eyed words, since O’Connor considering it’s still just a Girl” and “Honky Tonk (full disclosure: O’Connor little more than a year old. Woman” or O’Connor’s is also a writer for Tourist There have been gigs at the Anyone can look on strong, confident vocals News) is a Kennebunkport Ramp, the Graves Library, that make a date with the resident, and Kennebunk- Old Vines Wine Bar, and a a map to find parks. Dock Squares such a good port life really revolves regular stint as the house Not everyone can time. It’s the eye. . .er. . .ear. around the center of town, band at Ports Of Italy, and . .for detail. Dock Square. that’s just a partial listing. tell you where the hidden dog paths are.

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Photo of the Week Have a photo that captures summer? calendar Send it in. We just might publish it! Thursday, August 16 Woofstock Festival, Animal Welfare Society, 46 Holland VentiCordi Chamber Music Concert, Continual Journey, Road, West Kennebunk, 11 AM to 3 PM. See story on South Congregational Church, Kennebunkport, 7 PM. page 6 of this issue. FMI www.animalwelfaresociety. Critically acclaimed and beloved by listeners, the org or 985-3244. musicians of VentiCordi continue their special 10th Anniversary Season. Lovers of their distinctive brand of Shipbuilding Odyssey Trolley Tour, Brick Store chamber music have voted VentiCordi as Maine's Best in Museum, 117 Main Street, Kennebunk, 10 AM to 1:30 DownEast Magazine's 2016 & 2017 polls. Come listen PM. In a program exclusive to the Brick Store Museum, and find out why. Tickets: $20 for Gen. Admission, $15 visitors are invited to learn about the Kennebunks’ Seniors, and $5 for 18 and under. Cash, credit, checks. shipbuilding era. The “Shipbuilding Odyssey” begins FMI www.VentiCordi.com or 286-6688. at the Museum’s Program Center at 4 Dane Street with a brief illustrated look at what life was like in the Magic with Peter Boie, the Colony Hotel, 140 Ocean Kennebunks’ many 19th-century shipyards. Guests then Avenue, Kennebunkport, 8 PM. Every Thursday through embark on a special, narrated trolley excursion stopping August 30. FMI www.petermagician.com. at various historic locations associated with shipbuilding along the Kennebunk River in the 1800s, including Book Reading and Signing, The Bike Cop by James the sites of the former Bruner, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Kennebunkport, Bourne & Kingsbury Photo of the Week 6 to 7 PM. FMI graveslibrary.org or call 967-2778. and Titcomb yards, the Landing, and Concerts at the Gazebo by Short Sands Beach, 13 the locks. The tour Ocean Avenue, York, 6:30 PM. FMI www.business. concludes back at gatewaytomaine.org/events. the Museum where guests will receive Friday and Saturday, August 17 & 18 a commemorative August Book Sale, Ogunquit Memorial Library, 166 souvenir of Shore Road, Ogunquit, 9 AM to 5 PM. FMI www. their historical ogunquitlibrary.com or 646-9024. trip. FMI www. brickstoremuseum. Friday, August 17 org or 985-4802. Salute to Seashore Trolley Museum, On the Marsh Bistro, 46 Western Avenue, Kennebunk, 6 to 9 PM. Public Pancake FMI 967-2299. Breakfast, American Legion, Post 159, 122 The Dock Squares at the Pilot House, Lower Village, Main Street, Route 9, Kennebunk, 6 to 9 PM. This is a reschedule from a 8 AM to 10 AM. Menu rained-out show. includes pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, Outdoor Yoga. Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342 home fries, juice and Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 7 to 8:30 AM. Join Skye coffee. All You Can Adams for a Friday morning mixed-level yoga class in Eat! All are welcome! the sunlight and sea air of the Wells Reserve. Class is Donations appreciated weather dependent and will be held indoors if it rains. at the door. All For ages 16 and up. $12/$10. Registration required at Veterans eat free. FMI 207-646-1555 ext 116. FMI www.wellsreserve.org or call 207-967-2400. 646-1555. Society of Southern Life Between the Tides Walk, Wells Reserve at Maine Craftsmen, Phtoto of this busy squirrel was taken in Cape Porpoise Laudholm, 342 Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 10 AM. Juried Arts and Craft by Kate Borland, of Kennebunk Explore the intertidal zone at Laudholm Beach on a walk Show, Wallingford that covers about 1 mile. Free with admission. Meet at Farm, 21 York Street, Kennebunk, 10 AM to 4 PM. FMI the gazebo. FMI www.wellsreserve.org or 646-1555. www.wallingfordfarm.com or 985-2112.

Weekly fireworks display (weather permitting), Fridays American Legion Bean Supper, Post 159, Rt 9 (across through late August, by the Pier and Palace Playland on from the police station) Kennebunkport, 4:30 to 6 PM. the beach, approximately 9:45 p.m. FMI: call 934-2001. Menu consists of 2 types of beans, hot dogs, American chop suey, cole slaw, home made biscuits, beverage and Saturday, August 18 dessert. Sponsored by the Sons of the American Legion. Community Yard Sale, York/Ogunquit UMC, 1026 FMI call 967-2400. Route 1, York, 7 AM to 1 PM, rain or shine. To sell, reserve space for $20 without table or $25 with table. FMI Wells Concert, Hobbs Gazebo (rain location – Ward www.youmc.org or email [email protected]. Gym, Wells Jr. High, Rt#1), 6:30 PM. An amazing, fun musical show by 12 talented folks featuring New The Community Market of the Kennebunks, Waterhouse Orleans style Pop, R&B, Funk, Soul, and Swing. A great Center, Main Street, Kennebunk, 9 AM to 2 PM, every way to spend a summer evening in Maine! FMI www. Saturday. The marketplace features a dozen local artisans jumbocircuspeanuts.com, www.wellstown.org/concerts, and craftsmen, and admission is free and open to the or call June Messier at 207-646-5596. public. FMI www.kennebunkmaine.us/459/Community- Market-of-the-Kennebunks. Concerts at the Gazebo by Short Sands Beach, 13 Ocean Avenue, York, Alan Rux Band, at 6:30 PM. FMI www. Tourist News is delivered to hundreds of The Kennebunk Farmers Market, Garden Street parking business.gatewaytomaine.org/events. locations from Kittery to South Portland with a lot, Kennebunk, 8 AM to 1 PM. Every Saturday through Sunday, August 19 weekly circulation of 12-15,000 November. FMI www.kennebunkfarmersmarket.org.

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William Martin Book Signing and Discussion, author Meet at the Visitor Center. FMI www.wellsreserve.org of Bound for Gold, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, or 646-1555. Kennebunkport, 2 PM. FMI graveslibrary.org or call 967-2778. Comedy Night with Tttom Clarke, The Colony Hotel, Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, every Monday evening, Drop-In Puppy Social Hour, Animal Welfare Society, 8 PM. FMI www.tttomtalks.com or call 967-3331. ~ Maine Made ~ 46 Holland Road, West Kennebunk, 9 to 10 AM. FMI Juried Arts & Craft Show www.animalwelfaresociety.org or 985-3244. Drop-In Pack Walk and Beyond, Animal Welfare aturday ugust Society, 46 Holland Road, West Kennebunk, 6:30 to 7:30 S , A 18 Annual service at the historic Old Corner Church, corner PM. Canine training. FMI www.animalwelfaresociety. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. of Federal Street and West Road, South Waterboro, org or 985-3244. 2 PM. Rev. Philip Bean will deliver the sermon and with his wife Norma, Jan Thibeault and Gordon Trail, Tuesday, August 21 Wallingford Farm will provide special music. Following the service and Art HOPE Fresh Air Studio, Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 21 York St. (Rte. 1), Kennebunk refreshments, Friends of Old Corner Church will have its 342 Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 10 AM to 12 PM. Draw, annual business meeting. Those interested in joining the paint, and write with nature inspiring your senses at the Featuring: Photography, jewelry, effort to preserve the Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Create art in “plein air” woodwork, pottery, fine art, needlec- Photo of the Week 1804 landmark are style, making a creative wellness journal. Art HOPE encouraged to attend artist-in-residence Laura Jaquays will demonstrate raft, handmade soaps, Maine foods and participate in watercolor and sketching techniques. Art materials will and much more. various plans for be provided or field artists may bring their own. Bring Free admission repair, fundraising water and a snack and meet at the Visitor Center. Free and utilization with site admission. FMI [email protected] or 337-2900. of the church for community events. Wednesday, Aug 22 FMI call Bud International Women's Club of New England Lunch, Jamieson at 247- Wentworth by the Sea Country Club. The speaker will 3635. be Julia Einstein, Administrator of the Historical Society of Wells-Ogunquit. She will talk about surprising local Summer Band Blast history and inform us about the many programs available III, Waterhouse at the Society Headquarters in the Meetinghouse Center, 51 Main Museum. IWCNE is a nonprofit organization that works Street, Kennebunk, year-round to raise money for charities which primarily 5 to 7:30 PM. benefit women and children. FMI www.iwcne.net. If An afternoon of you would like to attend the luncheon, call Lucille at entertainment 318-7304. offered by local musicians, including Friendly Plants, Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342 The Kennebunk Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 7 AM to 12 PM. Meet River Band, Women weeds you can eat and plants that help heal. On this of Note, Lincoln walk, discover some of the friendly plants that surround Continental, The us and learn how to use them respectfully. Registration Dock Squares, Leap required. $7/$5. FMI www.wellsreserve.org or 646-1555. of Faith, Ketchfish Band and other Of Mice and Mammoths: Ice Age Perspectives on special guests. FMI Climate Change, Extinction, and Resilience, Wells call Faith at 985- Reserve at Laudholm, 342 Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 6 Phtoto of this busy squirrel was taken in Cape Porpoise 6570. to 7:30 PM. Earth’s largest animals disappeared at the end by Kate Borland, of Kennebunk of the last Ice Age, leaving consequences for biodiversity York Summer Film that are still playing out thousands of years later. But Series, Chappaquiddick, York Public Library, 15 Long the story isn’t all bleak – there are tales of resilience Sands Road, York. This film depicts Ted Kennedy's and survival. Learn about preparing for the challenges involvement in the 1969 car accident claiming the life of the coming century. FMI www.wellsreserve.org or of Mary Jo Kopechne. Rated PB-13. FMI www.york.lib. 646-1555. me.us or 363-2818. “From the Inside Out," Abbeth and Paul: A show of Monday, August 20, paired works, River Tree Arts, Kennebunk, August 22 to Nature Walk, Wells Reserve at Laudholm, 342 Laudholm Sept 6 (Gallery is open Monday through Thursday from 9 Farm Rd., Wells, 10 AM. Join a Wells Reserve naturalist AM-5 PM); reception Wednesday, August 22, 5 to 7 PM. in a variety of coastal habitats to discover what’s happening in the ever-changing world of plants and Thursday, August 23 animals. Free with admission. Meet at the gazebo. FMI Above Board Gala, On the Marsh Bistro, Kennebunk. ABOVE BOARD GALA www.wellsreserve.org or 646-1555. This inaugural gala will raise funds to establish a recovery coach training academy to address the opioid 8.23.18 Meet the Scientist, Wells Reserve at Laudholm, epidemic. FMI www.aboveboardgala.com, ronnihass@ On the Marsh, Kennebunk 342 Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells, 1 to 2 PM: Using gmail.com or 617-699-0557. See story on this gala in 6 PM - midnight Environmental DNA to Find Fish and Crabs. Researchers this issue of Tourist News. Entertainment by Bread & Circus & DJ Jon at the Wells Reserve can detect fish and crabs in local UNITE AGAINST OPIOID ADDICTION rivers and estuaries simply by testing the water and August 23 through 26 sediment they are living in. Researcher Jake Aman will Acton Fair, Route 109, Acton. Truck pull, tractor pull, All proceeds to establish a explain how modern laboratory techniques and powerful horses, family fun, and more! www.actonfair.net. Recovery Coach Training Academy computers familiar to forensic scientists can be applied in the Kenneunks by coastal ecologists, as well. Free with site admission. For tickets: aboveboardgala.com

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Did you know? Marjory Lyons presents Fine Print Booksellers Did you know that there is a beautiful beach writing workshop in York - what we are reading - you can walk to across from Shorelands? Writing coach You might miss it because there is no view Marjory Lyons, over the hill in the fields. Ph.D., returns to the York Public Library Interesting tidbits about Tourist News advertisers with a free memoir ADULT FICTION writing workshop The Lost Vintage by Ann Mah on two Wednes- days, August 15 Historical fiction at its best, set in a French and 22, from 10:30 vineyard with World War II intrigue. AM. to 12:30 PM. The workshop American by Day by Derek B. Miller is open to all writers who want help Travel from Oslo to the U.S. If you liked getting started, or Norwegian by Night, here is the second desire a critique of Writing coach Marjory Lyons in the series. Seasonal Condos For Sale! a chapter they have From $109K • Financing Available already begun. Writers created to write, edit and should bring six pages, produce books of mem- Welcome to Lagos by Chibundu Onuzo double-spaced, of stories oirs, life stories and busi- Political scandal in contemporary Nigeria will they have written, along ness histories for private keep you reading. with eight copies to share clients. with the other writers in a A former college pro- round robin fashion. fessor, Lyons lectures The Dante Chamber by Matthew Pearl Lyons said, “Inside ev- nationwide on memoir Five years after the Dante-inspired killing in eryone there is a story writing, most recently at Boston (The Dante Club), worth telling. At the work- the Chautauqua Institute shop, we provide valuable in New York State. She another murder occurs. suggestions and tips on holds writing workshops how to improve writing in South Florida during A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles styles and ways for writers the winter. She also gives In 1922, the Count is confined to to stay motivated to finish book reviews of New their memoirs.” York Times Bestsellers at the Hotel Metropol, Lyons has more than churches and libraries and deemed an unrepentant aristocrat. 30 years of experience as is an actress, director and Kennebunkport, ME an educator, author and play producer. YOUNG ADULT FICTION [email protected] | (800) 992–3224 publisher. She is founder The York Public Library www.shorelands.com and president of Telling is located at 15 Long Sands The Power by Naomi Alderman Your Story, LLC, a spe- Road. FMI call Dr. Lyons Speculative fiction. Take a thrilling journey cialty publishing company Shorelands at 954-249-1333. to an alternative reality. Guest Resort A shortIt’s walk just to the a beach . Rte short9, Kennebunkport walk Children of the Blood and Bone to1-800-99BEACH the beach! Graves Library Book Cellar by Tomi Adeyemi (992-3224) A fantasy rich in history and power. www.shorelands.com Looking for something to do on a rainy vacation day? Need Pet-friendly to get out of the heat? Do you like bargains? If you have One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus answered “yes” to any of these questions, you are in for a In this thriller, the question remains until the treat. The new Book Cellar at the Louis T. Graves Memorial Gifts for golfers, dog lovers & the garden end. “Who really killed Simon?" Public Library is open for business. From fiction, non-fiction, Our 23rd Year! biographies and self-help, to cookbooks, dictionaries and Jackaby by William Ritter more, the Cellar offers over 4,000 hardcovers, paperbacks, Join the team in catching a serial killer Digs, D vots & Dogs audiobooks, music CDs, and videos – all at very low prices. in 1892 in New Fiddleham, T reats • Toys • Collars & Leashes New England. Over 150 breeds Pay the Cellar a visit during Library hours (Monday on 100s of items: through Friday 10 AM to 6 PM; Saturday 9:30 AM to 12 American Street by Ibi Zobi Flags, Christmas, PM).FMI call 967-2778 or visit www.graveslibrary.org. When a Haitian mother is detained by Socks, T-shirts, Art immigration, her daughter navigates Spinners! and more! Detroit while living with her cousins. “We have to limit our purchases in order to get 2 Ocean Ave. • Kennebunkport • 207-967-5661 back on the airplane!” - Phyllis from Austin, Texas Located up the granite staircase MAINE FICTION How It Happened by Michael Koryat Stephen King’s tweet says it all: “Excellent mystery-suspense novel. 207-967-9989 Call Store for Updated Great summer reading.” Hours The Outsider by Stephen King What happens when an 11-year old boy is murdered, a victim of an unspeakable crime?

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In the Spotlight this Week: AndrewsMilligan It’s a family affair with deep local roots for AndrewsMilligan Real Estate by Jo O’Connor Have you heard of the statement – it’s all relative? Well, with the realtor-sister team of Judy and Debbie Andrews, that’s truly the case. 338 Cole Road, Kennebunk Growing up in the Land’s End section of Cape Porpoise, these gals $429,000. This home will knew that the family went back at least six generations, and that history surprise you with its beautiful runs deep. Their father, Jon Milligan, was also a realtor and owned and spaces and living options. With sold numerous buildings on Main Street in Kennebunk, which happens 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths in the to be where AndrewsMilligan real estate company is located today. main house. Finished area in the “Dad was friendly, energetic and creative,” said Debbie Andrews. basement, office/den on the first “He was an entrepreneur and knew everyone. He reminded us that it is floor, upgraded kitchen with important to impart history in what we do.” granite counter tops, stainless With six generations in the Kennebunks, the Milligan family appliances, deck, sunroom with owned and operated owned the Seaspray Inn on Gooch’s Beach. Their propane stove, Second floor master with bath and walk-in closet and a delightful 1 bedroom in-law apartment! This grandfather, Silas H. Perkins, had a career in the local coal business in home is bright, warm and welcoming. Many amenities in this lovely home! Dock Square, and was also a published poet. The Silas H. Perkins Park was named in his honor and sits between the Arundel Yacht Club and the Yachtsman motel. [email protected] The siblings started out in education with Andrews a literary counselor, and Judy a licensed clinical counselor. And, yes, they 24 Main Street Kennebunk 04043 attended Kennebunk High School. Go Rams! WWW.ANDREWSMILLIGAN.COM “After years in education, we learned the importance of assisting others, and have carried that over into the business,” said Judy. “In 207-985-5525 207-985-5525 our agency, service, integrity, relationships and community are our foundational pillars.” After securing their brokerage licenses 11 years ago, the sisters formed their real estate business. Of course, Milligan was their maiden THE DOWNTOWN PAGE name. They kept it close-knit by marrying the Andrews brothers John Make downtown Kennebunk your destination! and Jim. Thus, AndrewsMilligan. Looking for realtors that know the town well? Look no further than Judy and Debbie Andrews at AndrewsMilligan. It’s nice to know people in the know. Summer Band Blast III Their office is located at 24 Main Street, A downtown Sunday, August 19 is the heartbeat of a Kennebunk. FMI: 985-5525 or www. The Waterhouse Center "In our agency, andrewsmilligan.com community and service, integrity, Kennebunk's downtown 5 to 7:30 PM relationships and is no exception. Let's create a downtown community are page for your our foundational community. pillars.” LiveFamily Music Fun

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Dine Around Bean supper August 25 Attention: Ice Cream Lovers The public to welcome The supper is $8 per day church service which THE FLAVORS ARE IN - CAST YOUR VOTES! to attend The First Con- adult, and $4 per child un- begins at 9:30 AM. gregational Church baked der age 12. Church mem- First Congregational 5th Annual Rococo Employee Flavor Contest bean & American Chop bers will be serving baked Church is located 1.5 miles Suey suppers, held on the beans, hotdogs, American south of the Seacoast Every year, the creative scoopers at Rococo Ice Cream in Kennebunkport and last Saturday of each month chop suey, coleslaw, bread, Trolley Museum, next to Ogunquit come together in teams to participate in this competition to create through October 2018. beverage and dessert. Arundel Cemetery and the The Saturday, August In addition to the sup- Kennebunkport Historical the most unique (and mouth-watering!) flavor. Each team is assigned a 25 will be held from 4:30-6 pers and other events host- Society. FMI call 967-3897, mystery ingredient that pulls from Guptill’s dedication to incorporate flavors PM (or once food is sold ed by church members, see www.firstchurchkport. out) in the church’s Ober interim minister Rev. Jim org or search “First Con- from around the globe. This years mystery ingredients included Jasmine, Hall at 141 North St., Ken- Henry and congregation gregational Church of Ken- Lemongrass, Maine Coast Seaweed, Ube, Corn, and Za’taar spice. nebunkport. invites all to attend Sun- nebunkport” on Facebook. Here are the flavorful concoctions employees have created: Port Lobster Co. Kind Hands 1. Honey ice cream with cornbread and strawberry jam swirl Fresh Fish Daily Warm Heart 2. Milk chocolate & Ube (Purple Sweet Potato) ice cream with coconut Lobsters • Lobster Meat • Clams Hot Clam Chowder To Go 3. Jasmine Green Tea infused Dark Chocolate with Raspberry swirl and pistachios Personal Assistant Services 4. Green Tea ice cream with Maine coast Dulse (sea vegetable) and wild Our Lobsters cooked free. since 1953 Organization for blueberry jam. *Dulse harvested by Maine Sea Vegetables Lobster Rolls freshly made Your home. 5. Vegan Olive Oil ice cream with Za’taar spiced Chocolate hummus Your life. with our own hand-picked lobster meat 6. Vegan lemongrass ice cream with Apple mint and candied lemongrass Fresh Crab Rolls, too! Also: • Pet sitting Customers Lobster ~ The Best Gift from Maine! • Childcare Lobsters packed for travel. Next day air service available. • Errands participate by Gift certificates available • Transportation visiting the Our own Homemade entreés featuring fresh local seafood Kennebunkport, Thank you! Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily • portlobster.com Debra Ogunquit and 862.206.9427 Wells Test Kitchen 122 OCEAN AVE., KENNEBUNKPORT • 207-967-2081 locations and casting their vote in store and online CAPE PIER CHOWDER HOUSE starting on Friday August 10th until Lobster & Fried Seafood flavors sell out. serving beer & wine Cast a vote for your Dine inside or out on our waterfront deck favorite! overlooking Cape Porpoise Harbor Rococo locations

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40 Ocean Avenue•kennebunkport 17 Western Ave., Kennebunk Lower Village • 207-967-3564 TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 25 ON STAGE Grumpy Old Men a crowd-pleasing musical comedy by Steve Hrehovcik played by Leslie Stevens. Singer and Christina When Brad Kenney, She rides in on a skimobile Tompkins – contrib- executive artistic direc- and wears style-setting and ute their energy and tor of the Ogunquit Play- sexy outfits that get more talents to the merri- house, cautioned audi- colorful and flashy with ment. ences, “Keep the children each entrance. The songs play an home,” rather than at- As the Wabasha towns- integral part of the tend the musical comedy folk wonder who this mys- story and express Grumpy Old Men, he gave terious woman is, the long the emotional highs prudent advice. suppressed carnal urges and lows of the char- Pretty soon the grumpy of Max and John are re- acters. Each mem- old men became bawdy old kindled as they vie for ber of the cast has gents spouting peppery Ariel’s affection. More than a powerful, trained one-liners and stinging in- a pretty face, Ariel spouts voice and gives lyri- sults. Some might consider philosophical quotes and cal expressions to their shenanigans crossed exhibits her love of art, their solos and en- over the line, but the au- which only enhances her semble numbers. dience took their pranks suitors’ sensual desires. The townsfolk in stride, and roared with Ogunquit’s perennial introduce the song laughter at double enten- favorite attraction, Sally “Wabasha” to re- dre jokes and naughty sight Struthers, plays Punky, a veal the coopera- gags. loveable but slow-witted tive nature of the With book by Dan village character. Wait un- citizens and their Remmes, music by Neil til you hear her yodel and appreciation of each Berg and lyrics by Nick see her play an air ukulele. other’s personali- Meglin, this production Multi-award-winner ties. Although ice fish- marks the American pre- Hal Linden plays Grandpa ing becomes a vital part With the arrival of Ariel the ice pond, town shop, events take place on op- miere of Grumpy Old Men. Gustafson, who expresses a of the plot, when Ariel and the magical spell she homes of Mike, John and posite sides of the stage. Selected for this honor, the few bottled-up cravings of sings “Heat Wave,” the casts over the town, and in Ariel, and other locations, Musical director Phil Remo Ogunquit Playhouse, now his own. ensemble joins in with particular John and Max, with ease, which adds to leads a gifted orchestra of in its 86th season, con- A younger and more raucous appreciation for Chuck gives a poignant the theatrical dimension of seven musicians. tinues to produce world- wholesome love inter- the change of seasons. Re- rendition of “An Angel.” the show’s charm. Grumpy Old Men con- class productions in an est is displayed by Laura sisting the technological Misreading Ariel’s affec- Clever lighting effects, tinues through Saturday, extended season of quality Woyasz who plays Mela- changes overtaking society, tion for him, Max feels em- designed by Richard Latta, September 1. For tickets programs. nie, John’s daughter, and John and Max attempt to boldened as he serenades keep the action focused call 646-5511 or visit www. This show is the musical Kevin Massey, who plays hold onto the old ways, himself with “In Like Fly- even when simultaneous ogunquitplayhouse.org. adaptation of the 1993 film Jacob, a lawyer and Max’s singing “I Like the Way nn.” When tragedy strikes, with the same name star- son. As the children of their Things Are” as Melanie Max ponders about his ring Jack Lemmon, Walter bickering parents, they and Jacob add their more true relationship with John Matthau and Ann-Margret. suffer through their own youthful spin on prog- singing “Family or Friend.” Proprietor’s Coffee Picks: The musical stars Ed Dixon romantic entanglements. ress and their relationship. Ariel and John realize there as Max, and Mark Jacoby Doug Eskew plays With the help of Chuck, is some conflict between HB Provisions: as John, aging neighbors Chuck, the congenial local Ariel and the towns- their outer and inner im- Bonnie’s Blend (a dark espresso roast) in the snowbound small store owner and respected people, Punky gives ages of themselves in their fictional town of Wabasha. citizen. Adding tension of a homespun version song, “The Mirror Lies.” Head Table Café: As youngsters, Max and a taxing nature, Brenda of “Your Own Home.” Contributing to the Iced Latte with a shot of caramel John were best buddies. Braxton plays Sandra, an Looking back on his long building momentum of Mornings in Paris: Iced Nutella Latte But, over the years they internal revenue agent who life of memories, Grand- the plot are the songs “Way nurtured a senseless feud shows up to collect on pa Gustafson leads a to Go,” “When No One’s Dock Squares Coffee House: that conceals their true John’s overdue Federal group with a philosophi- Around,” “Opportunity All Cold Brews affection for each other. returns. cal view, singing “Life Knocks,” “Our Friend is Their mutual Hatfield and Wabasha denizens – is All About Living.” Gone” and “Best Man.” McCoy style resentment played by John Battagliese, Jacob and Melanie antici- Director Matt Lenz gets ratcheted up to a far- Blake Hammond, Eric Jon pate their future and both makes creative use of the cical level with the unex- Mahlum, Kelly Meth- of their fathers’ dilemmas ingenious set, designed pected appearance of Ariel, ven, James Taylor Odom, by singing “Parents and by Michael Carnahan. a vivacious young woman Heather Jane Rolff, Brooke Paradise.” Lenz shifts the actors from Featuring SALLY STRUTHERS & HAL LINDEN! 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activities Lunch with TED Tuesdays at 12 noon Cultural & Educational Programs at the Graves Library in Kennebunkport Totally Tuesday Walking Tours, Ogunquit Museum of Kennebunk Free Library American Art, 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit, alternating Book Club, fourth Tuesday of each month, 1-2 PM. A variety of genres. FMI www. THE ROAD RACE REPORT Tuesdays through August 28, 11 AM to noon. FMI www. KennebunkLibrary.org or 985-2173. ogunquitmuseum.org or 646-4909. One month of races Kennebunk Free Library Non-Fiction Book Club, second Stay tuned for more in upcoming issues Totally Tuesday Talks, Ogunquit Museum of American Monday of each month, 6:30 PM. FMI or to pre-regis- Art, 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit, Tuesdays, 6 PM, Hear ter www.kennebunklibrary.org or 985-2173. Saturday, August 18 from visiting artists, scholars, and experts. FMI www. Breakaway 5K, Old Orchard Beach ogunquitmuseum.org or 646-4909. Writer›s Group, Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, fourth Wednesday every month, 3:30 PM. www.oobmaps.org/breakaway-5k.html Computer Q and A, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, The group consists of poets, fiction, and non-fiction writ- Kennebunkport, Fridays 10 AM. FMI www.gravesli- ers published and unpublished at all stages in their craft. D.A. Hurd Library 5K, North Berwick brary.org or 967-2778. FMI www.springvalelibrary.org or 324-4624. www.da-hurd.lib.me.us/ Lunch With TED, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Ken- Book Discussion group, Springvale Library, 443 Main nebunkport, Tuesdays 12 PM. Bring your sandwich and Street, Springvale, first Thursday of every month, 12 PM. Spurling Charity 5K, Kennebunk have lunch with TED in the community room. FMI www. Pot luck lunch and conversation. FMI www.springvaleli- spurlingcharity5k.com/ graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. brary.org or 324-4624. Cards and Games, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Ken- Caring for the Caregiver. Alzheimers/Dementia caregiv- Sunday, August 19 nebunkport, Fridays 2 to 4 PM. All ages are welcome. ers support group, Huntington Common, 3 Huntington KCT Trail Fest, 13.1M, 10K, Kennebunkport FMI www.graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. Common Dr., Kennebunk, the First Wednesday of each www.kporttrust.org/about-trust-trail-fest/ month, 10 to 11:30 AM. Please also bring the person you Evening Book Discussion Group, Graves Library, 18 care for. FMI 985-2810. Maine Street, Kennebunkport, last Thursday of every Maine Run for Parkinsons 5K, Kittery month, 6 PM. FMI www.graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. Parkinson’s Support Group. Huntington Common, www.runsignup.com/Race/ME/Kittery 3 Huntington Common Dr., Kennebunk, the Second Ongoing Book Sale, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Thursday of each month, 2 to 3:30 PM. FMI 767-9773. Monday, August 20 Kennebunkport. FMI www.graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. Tech Tuesday: PC Computing, Wells Public Library, 1434 Clifford Park 5K, Biddeford BlixxHorses Visits and Horse Therapy, Interactive non Post Road, Wells, fourth Tuesday of the month, 2:30-4 www.cliffordpark5k.com/ riding, therapeutic programs to learn about all facets PM. FMI [email protected] or call the library of horses and horse care. FMI: www.blixxhorses.org or at 207-646-8181. Sunday, August 26 985-1994. Ironman 70.3, Old Orchard Beach Open Bridge, Intermediate Level, The Center, 175 Port Conversational French Language Group, Wells Library, Road, Kennebunk, Tuesdays 9:30 AM. FMI www.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ 1434 Post Road, Wells, Thursdays at 6 PM. FMI Andrea ironman-70.3 Kazilionis at [email protected] or library at Men’s Bridge, Intermediate Level, The Center, 175 Port 207-646-8181. Road, Kennebunk, Tuesdays 12:30 PM. FMI Monday, August 27 Adult Summer Reading Program: Libraries Rock!. Wells Clifford Park 5K, Biddeford Public Library, 1434 Post Road, Wells, through August Cribbage, The Center, 175 Port Road, Kennebunk, 11. FMI contact Andrea Kazilionis at akazilionis@well- Wednesdays 1 PM. FMI www.cliffordpark5k.com/ stown.org or call 646-8181. American Mahjong, The Center, 175 Port Road, Monday, September 3 Book Discussion Group, Dyer Library, 371 Main Street, Kennebunk, Wednesdays 1 PM. FMI Clifford Park 5K, Biddeford Saco, Wednesdays. FMI www.sacomuseum.org or 283- 3861. Chinese Mahjong, The Center, 175 Port Road, Kennebunk, www.cliffordpark5k.com/ Thursdays 1 PM Tech Time, Kennebunk Free Library, 112 Main St., Ken- Saturday, September 8 nebunk. Fridays, 10 AM to 12 PM. Registration required. Adult Book Group, The Center, 175 Port Road, Pumpkinman Triathlon Festival, South Berwick FMI or to schedule a time: www.kennebunklibrary. Kennebunk, 4th Wednesday of the month, 1 PM. FMI: org or 985-2173. 967-8514. www.pumpkinmantriathlon.com/ Monday, September 10 Lighthouses Clifford Park 5K, Biddeford www.cliffordpark5k.com/ Boon Island Light- house, York. FMI Saturday, September 15 newenglandlight- Funky Bow Trail Hop, Lyman houses.net. www.runsignup.com/Race/ME/Lyman Goat Island Light- house, Cape Porpoise Lobster Dash, Ogunquit Harbor. FMI kport- www.lobsterdash.com/ trust.org. FMI on boat tours, 831-3663. For Mount A Trail 5K, York kayaking rental infor- www.agamenticus.org/2nd-annual-trail- mation, 888-925-7496 challenge/ or 967-6065. Nubble Light, off River Jam 5K, Biddeford Cape Neddick, York. www.runsignup.com/Race/ME/Biddeford FMI newenglandlight- houses.net, www. Wells Harbor 5K nubblelight.org or hwww.running4free.com 363-1040. FMI for boat trip, finestkindcruises. And in October... com or 646-5227. 4th Annual Run 4 the Fight Wood Island Light, www.run4thefight.com Biddeford. FMI wood- islandlighthouse.org. or 200-4552. 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For all programs on these Kids' Programs • Cultural Events • Adult Education pages, please call ahead to be sure the details have not Children’s Activities changed. Touch Tank Tuesdays, Kennebunk Toy Co, Main Adult Art Activities Street, Kennebunk, 2 PM. FMI 985-1465. Knitting Group, The Center, 175 Port Road, Kennebunk, Fridays 10 AM. Bring your project, questions and make new friends. FMI: 967-8514. Toddler Storytime, Wells Public Library, 1434 Post

Road, Wells, Tuesdays at 1:30 PM and Wednesdays Acrylic Painting Class, The Center, 175 Port Road, Kennebunk, Fridays 10 AM. Bring your canvas, acrylic at 10:30 AM. Ages 2-5. FMI aherman@wellstown. paints, brushes. FMI: 967-8514. org or call 646-8181. Fiber Arts Group. Wells Public Library, 1434 Post Road, Wells, Fridays 10 AM - noon. All ages and abilities. Summer Reading Program: Libraries Rock! Wells FMI [email protected] or 646-8181. Public Library, 1434 Post Road, Wells, June 18-Au- gust 11. Kids of all ages. Raffles, prizes and more! FMI Saco Bay Artists Meeting, Saco Parks and Recreation, 75 Franklin St., Saco, Room 203, second Monday of each [email protected] or call 646-8181. month. Meetings alternate between Noon and 6:30 PM. All artists welcome to attend. FMI sacobayartists. org or 937-2125. Mother Goose Storytime. Wells Public Library, 1434 Knit and Tea, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Kennebunkport, Wednesdays 10:30 AM. Bring your friends, Post Road, Wells, Mondays at 10:30 AM. Children exchange patterns and knitting tips, meet new friends, enjoy a cup of hot tea and cookies. FMI www. ages 0-24 months and their caregivers. FMI aher- graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. [email protected] or call 646-8181. In Stitches, Handcraft Group, Kennebunk Free Library, 112 Main St., Kennebunk, Tuesdays, 11 AM to 12 Books at the Beach. Wells Public Library, 1434 Post PM. FMI www.kennebunklibrary.org or 985-2173. Road, Wells, Wednesdays, 10:30 AM. Meet at the gazebo in Harbor Park on Wednesday mornings, Knit Lits, Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, third Thursday every month, 2 PM, for 1 ½ hours. weather permitting. FMI [email protected] or Bring your latest project, and enjoy the company of fellow needle crafters. FMI www.springvalelibrary. call 646-8181. org or 324-4624.

Crafty Kids Drop-in Art Project, Wells Public Library, Color Our World; Coloring Club for Grownups. Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, last 1434 Post Road, Wells, Tuesdays 3 PM. FMI jaustin@ Thursday of each month, 2 PM. Color, and socialize. FMI www.springvalelibrary.org or 324-4624. wellstown.org or 646-8181. Knitting and Crafting Group. Dyer Library, 371 Main Street, Saco, Thursdays, July 19 and 26, 1:30 to 4 PM. Lego and Rubik’s Cube Club, Wells Public Library. Knit, crochet, embroider, hook rugs. Just bring yourself and your latest project! FMI www.sacomuseum. 1434 Post Road, Wells, Fridays 3 PM. All ages wel- org or 283-3861 come. FMI [email protected] or 646-8181.

Summer Storytime, Kennebunk Free Library. 112 Main St., Kennebunk, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:15 AM. Ages 0-5. FMI www.kennebunklibrary. org or 985-2173.

Peekaboo Storytime, Kennebunk Free Library. 112 Main St., Kennebunk, Mondays, 10:15 AM. Ages 0-2. FMI www.kennebunklibrary.org or 985-2173.

Stories by the Sea, Ogunquit Museum of American Art, 543 Shore Road, Ogunquit, Wednesdays, 10 to 11 AM. FMI www.ogunquitmuseum.org or 646-4909.

Story Time, Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, Mondays 10 AM. For caregivers and children ages 3 through 6. FMI www.springvalelibrary.org or 324-4624.

Toddler Time, Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, Fridays 10 AM. Toddlers ages 2-3 and parents or caregivers. FMI www.springvalelibrary. org or 324-4624.

Baby Rhyme Time, Springvale Library, 443 Main Street, Springvale, Thursdays 10 AM. Babies under three years of age and parents or caregivers. FMI www.springvalelibrary.org or 324-4624.

Meet the Music Storytime, Dyer Library, 371 Main Street, Saco, Thursdays 1 PM, June 28 - August 16. Ages 4 and up learn about the artists behind some of the world›s most famous music.. FMI www.sacomuseum.org or 283-3861. Friday Sunset, photograph by Bob Dennis Shake, Shimmy, and Dance , Dyer Library, 371 Main Street, Saco, Fridays 10 AM, June 29 - August 17. Ages 3 and under, along with their favorite adults, Theatres siblings, cousins or friends. FMI www.sacomuseum. Biddeford City Theater, 205 Main St., Biddeford. Restored 1860 opera house, hosts plays and other org or 283-3861. arts events. FMI citytheater.org or 282-0849. Hackmatack Playhouse, 538 School St. (Rte. 9), Berwick. Summer theater hosts several productions Storytime, Graves Library, 18 Maine Street, Ken- nebunkport, Fridays 10 AM. This program includes from mid-June through Labor Day, Wednesdays – Saturdays. FMI hackmatack.org or 698-1807. stories, finger plays, songs, and crafts. Designed Leavitt Theatre, 295 Main St. (Rte.1), Ogunquit. 580-seat historic theater. Features films and other for children 5 and younger, however, all ages are entertainment, May through September. FMI leavittheatre.com or 646-3123. welcome. Parents and caregivers are encouraged Ogunquit Playhouse, 10 Main St. (Rte.1), Ogunquit. Historic summer playhouse. Open mid-July to participate. No registration required. FMI www. graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. through Labor Day. FMI ogunquitplayhouse.org or 646-5511. Saco River Theatre, 29 Salmon Falls Rd., Buxton. Open most of the year. Hosts a variety of events, Afternoon Movies and Popcorn, Graves Library, 18 including live music, dance, and plays presented by The Originals, the theater’s resident company. Maine Street, Kennebunkport, Thursdays, 2 to 4 PM. FMI sacorivertheatre.org or 929-6472. FMI www.graveslibrary.org or 967-2778. PAGE 28 TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018

Sailing on The Gift Parks & Outdoor Activities Cycling, Maine Coast Cycling Club, FMI maine- 1 1/2-hour cruises coastcycling.com or 205-7159. Private charters Birding, York County Audubon, FMI York County Perkins Cove, Audubon Facebook page or 391-8071. Ogunquit East Point Sanctuary, end of Lester B. Orcutt Blvd., Biddeford Pool. A water and shore bird- 207-646-3758 watching haven, with views of Wood Island www.sailthegift.com Light. No dogs. Open year-round. FMI maineaudubon.org. Ferry Beach State Park, Bayview Rd. (Rte. 9), Saco. Museums Includes picnic area, nature trails and nature Alfred Shaker Museum, 118 Shaker Hill Rd., Alfred. FMI center. Open 9 AM to sunset, Memorial Day to alfredshakermuseum.org or 324-8669 or 324-7650. Labor Day. Can be visited off-season, by parking outside of locked gate and walking in. FMI Brick Store Museum, 117 Main St., Kennebunk. FMI maine.gov or 283-0067. brickstoremuseum.org or 985-4802. Hubby's Worst Nightmare by Danie Connolly Counting House Museum, Main (Rte 4) and Liberty Sts., South Berwick. FMI obhs.net or 384-0000. Self-guided nature walks at Wells Reserve at Laudholm Farm, Laudholm Farm Rd., Wells. Dyer Library/Saco Museum, 371 Main Street (Route 1) in historic downtown Saco. FMI www.dyerlibrarysacomu- Seven miles of trails. Open daily, 7 AM to dusk, seum.org or 283-3861. year-round. Visitor Center open Monday–Friday Harmon Museum of Old Orchard Beach Historical Society, 4 Portland Ave., Old Orchard Beach. FMI harmonmu- off-season; seven days Memorial Day to Colum- seum.org or 934-9319. bus Day. FMI wellsreserve.org or 646-1555. Meetinghouse Museum, 938 Post Road (Rte. 1), Wells. FMI historicalsocietyofwellsandogunquit.org, 646-4775. Self-guided nature walk, Rachel Carson National Museums of Old York, York St.,York village. FMI oldyork.org or 363-1756. Wildlife Refuge, Rte. 9, Wells. “Carson Trail,” a Ogunquit Fire Company Fire Museum, Firemen’s Park, 86 Obed’s Lane, Ogunquit. FMI ogunquitheritagemuseum. one-mile walking trail, handicapped-accessible. org or 646-0296. FMI 646-9226. Ogunquit Museum of American Art, 543 Shore Rd., Ogunquit. FMI ogunquitmuseum.org or 646-4909. Scarborough Marsh, 92 Pine Point Rd. Scarbor- Pasco Exhibit Center, Kennebunkport Historical Society, 125 North St., Kennebunkport. FMI kennebunkporthis- ough. State’s largest salt marsh (3100 acres). toricalsociety.org or 967-2751. FMI maineaudubon.org or 883-5100, summer Saco Museum, 371 Main St. (Rte. 1), Saco. FMI dyerlibrarysacomuseum.org or 283-3861. season; 781-2330, off-season. Seashore Trolley Museum, 195 Log Cabin Rd., Kennebunkport. FMI trolleymuseum.org or 967-2800. Vaughan Woods Memorial State Park, 28 Old Strawberry Banke Museum, 14 Hancock St., Portsmouth, New Hampshire. FMI strawberybanke.org or 603-433-1100. Fields Rd., South Berwick. 165-acre park near White Columns (the former Nott House), 8 Maine Street, Kennebunkport. FMI kennebunkporthistoricalsociety. Salmon Falls River. FMI www.maine.gov or 384- org or 967-2751. 5160, summer season. Tide Chart August 15 ~ August 29 Wednesday, August 15 Monday, August 20 Saturday, August 25 High...... 2:40 AM.. 10.50 Low...... 1:17 AM.... 0.97 Low...... 5:28 AM.... 0.43 Low...... 8:51 AM...-0.93 High...... 7:31 AM.... 7.89 High...... 11:39 AM.... 8.50 High...... 3:11 PM.. 10.20 Low...... 1:28 PM.... 1.56 Low...... 5:32 PM.... 0.98 Low...... 9:17 PM...-0.37 High...... 7:46 PM.... 8.83 High...... 11:44 PM.... 9.43 Sunrise: 5:47 AM Sunrise: 5:52 AM Sunrise: 5:58 AM Sunset: 7:47 PM Sunset: 7:39 PM Sunset: 7:31 PM Thursday, August 16 Tuesday, August 21 Sunday, August 26 High...... 3:35 AM.... 9.90 Low...... 2:18 AM.... 1.01 Low...... 6:04 AM.... 0.30 Low...... 9:43 AM...-0.37 High...... 8:31 AM.... 7.80 High...... 12:16 PM.... 8.68 High...... 4:04 PM.... 9.91 Low...... 2:25 PM.... 1.64 Low...... 6:10 PM.... 0.82 Low...... 10:14 PM.... 0.04 High...... 8:42 PM.... 8.83 Sunrise: 5:59 AM Sunrise: 5:48 AM Sunrise: 5:53 AM Sunset: 7:29 PM Sunset: 7:45 PM Sunset: 7:37 PM Full Moon: 7:57 AM Friday, August 17 Wednesday, August 22 Monday, August 27 High...... 4:31 AM.... 9.25 Low...... 3:14 AM.... 0.93 High...... 12:22 AM.... 9.49 Low...... 10:36 AM.... 0.24 High...... 9:26 AM.... 7.87 Low...... 6:37 AM.... 0.23 High...... 4:57 PM.... 9.57 Low...... 3:19 PM.... 1.57 High...... 12:51 PM.... 8.82 Low...... 11:13 PM.... 0.45 High...... 9:34 PM.... 8.95 Low...... 6:46 PM.... 0.71 Sunrise: 5:49 AM Sunrise: 5:55 AM Sunrise: 6:00 AM Sunset: 7:44 PM Sunset: 7:36 PM Sunset: 7:28 PM Saturday, August 18 Thursday, August 23 Tuesday, August 28 High...... 5:29 AM.... 8.65 Low...... 4:04 AM.... 0.77 High...... 12:59 AM.... 9.46 Low...... 11:31 AM.... 0.82 High...... 10:15 AM.... 8.05 Low...... 7:10 AM.... 0.22 … in a kitchen big enough for High...... 5:52 PM.... 9.23 Low...... 4:08 PM.... 1.39 High...... 1:26 PM.... 8.92 dinner and dancing Sunrise: 5:50 AM High...... 10:22 PM.... 9.13 Low...... 7:22 PM.... 0.65 Sunset: 7:42 PM Sunrise: 5:56 AM Sunrise: 6:01 AM It’s the kitchen you’ve pictured for years. It’s a spot to dance around in First Qtr: 3:50 AM Sunset: 7:34 PM Sunset: 7:26 PM and a place for cooking up memories. From midnight snacks to cozy Sunday, August 19 Friday, August 24 Wednesday, August 29 brunches with friends, the home you’ve always pictured starts here. Low...... 12:15 AM.... 0.78 Low...... 4:48 AM.... 0.59 High...... 1:35 AM.... 9.37 High...... 6:29 AM.... 8.18 High...... 10:59 AM.... 8.28 Low...... 7:43 AM.... 0.26 Mortgages that fit your life. Low...... 12:29 PM.... 1.27 Low...... 4:52 PM.... 1.18 High...... 2:00 PM.... 8.99 High...... 6:49 PM.... 8.96 High...... 11:05 PM.... 9.30 Low...... 8:00 PM.... 0.60 Sunrise: 5:51 AM Sunrise: 5:57 AM Sunrise: 6:02 AM Sunset: 7:41 PM Sunset: 7:33 PM Sunset: 7:24 PM Note: The number for each high and low tide indicates the height in feet above or below kennebunksavings.com/mortgages sea level. This chart shows tides for the mid-coast of York County; tide times are a few 800.339.6573 minutes earlier to the north (Old Orchard Beach) and a few minutes later to the south (York Beach). Tides are affected by the weather and cycles of the moon; the actual Equal Housing Lender times and tide heights can differ slightly from the predictions above. TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 29

SALTWATER FISHING REPORT by Captain Greg Metcalf

Warm summer weather gies can be found has heated up the water out in 15 to 40 feet Captain Greg Metcalf and the fishing. Offshore of water between has been published in fishing for sharks and tuna Wells and York. Sportfishing, The Salt was fantastic this past Captain Phil found Water Sportsman, Marlin week. The inshore fishing a few bass jumping Magazine, The Fisherman for stripers was slightly around the schools and New England slower but still well worth of pogies, but they Game and Fish. He is the effort. have been hard to currently the Northeast Kennebunkport: An- catch. He has had field editor for the glers aboard my boat, the the best luck trolling Fisherman Magazine, and a regular contributor to Striper Swiper had a great deep divers around week catching striped bass. the schools but it Tourist News. He has produced and hosted two Mackerel of all sizes are still not very pro- very successful fishing videos; Fishing for Giant everywhere and very easy ductive. Tuna, and Rigging Baits for Bluefin Tuna. He runs to catch. Small harbor pol- Short Sands Atlantic Captain’s Academy as well as a charter lock can also be effective Beach has been very fishing business aboard his boat, theStriper Swiper, live bait for stripers. good this past week, Kennebunkport. The Kennebunk River with Long Sands was a productive area for slowing down. The Barbic family from Boston, Massachusetts, caught this beautiful striped bass while fishing aboard Captain Bruce Hebert’s stripers during the week, as Goose Rocks Libreti Rose on August 3rd. well as all the beachfronts Beach: Captain Seas the Day! and rocky areas along the Steve Brettell re- Enjoy a day of fishing or sight-seeing shoreline. Several boats un- ported fishing at Goose Kennebunkport entrance The ground fishing for loaded impressive catches Rocks Beach this week buoys. haddock on Tanta’s Ledge with Captain Greg Metcalf aboard Striper Swiper. of giant tuna at Govern- was good early in the week Saco River and Saco is very good with most ment Wharf this week. but slowed towards the Bay: Captain Cal Robinson boats only taking a couple Wells, Ogunquit: Bran- end. There were plenty of Saco Bay Guide Service of hours to harvest their dy from Webhannet Bait of striped bass of all sizes told me good weather and limit. Tuna fish are com- and Tackle reported she has including a few jumbos. uneven fishing marked last ing to the dock with some seen some schoolies taken Cape Porpoise has week. Bait, both pollock regularity now. in the river on tubes trolled also been very produc- and mackerel, were chal- No bluefish were with sea worms. Boat fish- tive. Mackerel fishing re- lenging to find most of the brought in again this ermen have seen plenty of mains very good between time. There are still plenty week. We are not seeing fish around, some bigger the Cape Porpoise and of pogies available. good numbers of keeper ones, too, but you have to size stripers, so we eagerly We sail daily from Government Wharf, Ocean Ave., Kennebunkport. target them early morning. await the arrival of a shot 401-617-9265 • Email: [email protected] Mackerel fishing has of fresh fish. www.captaingregmetcalf.com been difficult but pollock and pogies are abun- dant. Sand eels are everywhere. She did hear of a nice 33-inch striper taken in the surf off Ogunquit Beach on the incoming tide, two hours after low – mid-afternoon – on a fresh chunk of clam. Haddock fishing at Jeffrey’s Ledge World's Best French Toast remains solid with some Specialty Omelettes • Belgian Waffles jumbo pollock and cusk mixed in. Real French Crepes 2018 York: Captain Phil Bret- Sandwiches & Soups • Children's Menu on from Breton Charters told me big schools of po- Rte. 9, Kennebunk Lower Village • 967-5132 Open 7 Days, 7 AM to 2 PM Your YourMaine Maine YourShopping Shopping Maine Shopping Adventure Adventure Adventure BeginsBegins Begins Here! Here! Here! Five Points Shopping Plaza, Biddeford • 283-2928 Cuff Bracelets Open 7 Days, 7 AM to 2 PM by Geraldine Aikman Local Maine Scenes: Kennebunk Beaches, Kennebunkport, Beach Stones, F.O. Goldthwaite’s Beach Roses, Lupines & more... Pool Lobster in scenic Biddeford Pool

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Nightlife August 16 - 22 Nightlife! Alisson’s Restaurant Dirigo Brewing Company The Nonantum Resort 11 Dock Square, Kennebunkport 28 Pearl Street, Biddeford 95 Ocean Avenue Kennebunkport Fridays: DJ Nate & Karaoke www.dirigobrewingcompany.com 207.731.8611 Live Music in the lobby every www.alissons.com 207.967.4841 Sunday thru Thursday 6-9:30 PM The Dory at the Lodge on the Cove and at the pool bar every Sunday, 3 to 5 PM Bentley’s Saloon 29 South Main Street, Kennebunkport www.nonantumresort.com 207.967.4050 1601 Portland Road, Arundel www.lodgeonthecove.com 207.967.3993 www.bentleyssaloon.com 207.985.8966 Old Vines Wine Bar Elements: Books Coffee Beer 173 Port Road, Kennebunk Bitter End 265 Main Street, Biddeford Thursday, August 16, Gabby Martin 6-9 PM 2118 Post Road, Wells www.elementsbookscoffeebeer.com Wednesday, August 22, www.bitterend.me 207.360.0904 207.710.2011 Ocean Avenue Band at 6 PM Mondays, 9 PM: Party/Industry Night w/DJ Nate The Brunswick Federal Jack’s Brew Pub www.oldvineswinebar.com 207.967.2310 39 West Grand Avenue, Old Orchard Beach The Shipyard, Kennebunk Lower Village www.thebrunswick.com 207.934.4873 Tuesdays: 9 PM – Trivia On the Marsh Thursdays: Karaoke 46 Western Avenue, Lower Village Kennebunk The Burleigh at the Kennebunkport Inn Fridays & Saturdays: Live Music Fridays and Saturdays – Live Piano Dock Square, Kennebunkport www.federaljacks.com 207.967.4322 www.onthemarsh.com 207.967.2299 www.kennebunkportinn.com 207.967.2621 Féile Restaurant & Pub Pedro’s Mexican Restaurant Blue Mermaid Island Grill 1619 Post Road, Wells 181 Port Road, Kennebunk 10 Shapleigh Road, Kittery Every Thursday – Trivia 7-9 PM www.pedrosmaine.com 207.967.5544 www.bluemermaid.com 207.703.2754 Every Friday – Karaoke Annie 8 PM Saturday, August 18, Porch Rockers The Pilot House Clay Hill Farm Wednesday, August 22, Shannachie 4 Western Avenue, Lower Village Kennebunk 220 Clay Hill Road, Cape Neddick www.feilerestaurantandpub.com 207.251.4065 Sundays: Karaoke – after the kitchen closes Mondays: Brian Bair, local guitarist/vocalist Saturday, August 18, Rock Lobster 3-7 PM Tuesdays: Stephen Braccioti Guitarist The Front Porch Wednesday, August 22, Andy MacLeod Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays: 9 Shore Road, Ogunquit Katherine Mayfield at the Piano Fridays to Sundays, Piano – 5 PM to Close Ports of Italy Thursdays: David Hollis at the piano www.thefrontporch.com 207.646.4005 4 Western Avenue, Lower Village Kennebunk Saturdays: Katherine Mayfield at the Piano www.portsofitaly.com 207.204.0365 Sundays: Local duo Curt Bessette & Jenn Kurtz Funky Bow Brewery and Beer Company www.clayhillfarm.com 207.361.2272 21 Ledgewood Lane, Lyman Run of the Mill www.funkybowbeercompany.com 207.409.6814 100 Main Street, Saco Colony Hotel www.runofthemill.net 207.571.9648 140 Ocean Ave., Kennebunkport Garden Street Bowl Live Music Thursday thru Saturday 5-7 PM Garden Street, Kennebunk Ryan's Corner House Irish Pub www.thecolonyhotel.com 207.967.3331 Every Tuesday: Trivia 7 PM 17 Western Avenue, Lower Village Kennebunk Every Wednesday: 9 PM-midnight Thursday, August 16, Brian Johnson 6pm Congdon’s After Dark Friday, August 17, Vernon Northover Friday, August 17, Tony Giblin 1100 Post Road, Wells Free Bowling for Industry Folk! Saturday, August 18, Marty Quirck www.congdonsafterdark.com 207.646.4219 www.gardenstreetbowl.com 207.636.7799 Sunday, August 19, Shelagh O’Brien Wednesday, August 22, Beau Dalleo Cowbell Hurricane Restaurant 207.967.3564 140 Main Street, Biddeford 29 Dock Square, Kennebunkport www.eatatcowbell.com 207.284.2355 Wednesday, August 18, Ocean Avenue Band The Spirit Restaurant www.hurricanerestaurant.com 207.967.9111 Friday, August 17, Andy MacLeod 4 Western Avenue, Kennebunk Inn on the Blues www.thespiritrestaurant.com 7 Ocean Avenue, York Beach A Real www.innontheblues.com 207.351.3221 Wiggly Bridge Distillery 441 US Route 1, York Irish Pub Jonathan's www.wigglybridgedistillery.com Dinner Specials 92 Bourne Lane, Ogunquit www.jonathansogunquit.com 207.646.4777 Nightly York Harbor Inn 480 York Street, York Harbor Kerrymen Pub www.yorkharborinn.com 207.363.5119 Live Music Every Wed, Thurs, Fri, 512 Main Street, Saco Sat and Sun www.thekerrymenpub.com 207.282.7425

Happy Hour 3 - 5 PM Lobster in the Rough Open 7 Days These are live music venues in our $5 Bloody Marys and 1000 Route 1, York www.theroughyorkmaine.com 207.363.1285 distribution area. Complete live music Margaritas Noon to Close listings are one of the many perks of $5 Selected Draft Pints Mike’s Clam Shack advertising in Tourist News. Get your full 1150 Post Road, Wells calendar listed by joining our team. 17 Western Ave., Kennebunk Lower Village • 207-967-3564 www.mikesclamshack.com 207.646.5999 TOURIST NEWS, AUGUST 16-22, 2018 PAGE 31

Out and About by Jo O'Connor North Berwick Police Officer Dan Pelkey introduces Maverick the Old K-9 to the crowd at Kennebunk’s National Night Out at the New Waterhouse Center. Now in its third year, event brings together Always local law- enforcement with the From Farm to Fork Community Outreach Services’ residents to fundraiser hosts 120 people at Wardbrook Farm in West Unique strengthen the Kennebunk. The evening raised more than $16K. community and build neighborhood spirit.

Art lovers gather around the gallery walls at 5th Annual 100x100 Art Show at River Tree Arts in Kennebunk. Nearly half of the art was sold at the opening night reception. The exhibit will be on display through August 20.

Above left, Pittsburgh Penguin player, 2-time Stanley Cup winner and Biddeford native Brian 12,000 square feet of Amazing Finds Dumoulin and his bride Kayla celebrates their marriage at St. Ann’s church in Kennebunkport. Photo Credit: Fidelio Photography. At right, US Representative Joe Kennedy speaks to a crowd of 75 in support Performance Marine Inc. Owner and Designer of US House candidate Dwight Raymond poses in front of a floating pool, Jared Golden in 81 Western Avenue • Rte. 9 which was recently installed on the Kennebunk Kennebunkport. Kennebunk, Lower Village River at the Yachtsman Hotel and Marina Club in Photo Credit: Donna Kennebunkport. Photo Credit: Jimmy Murray. Ricci. Open 7 days 10-5 • 207-967-0626

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