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Maine's Favorite YOUR STUDENT. OUR COMMUNITY. “It’s “It’sa place a place that thatdemands demands personal personal OPEN DOORS. growthgrowth and andcommunity community growth. growth. Yes, Yes,we allwe grow all grow individually, individually, but webut we OPEN MINDS. simultaneouslysimultaneously grow grow as a ascommunity.” a community.” – Cheverus– Cheverus High HighSchool School alumnus, alumnus, class ofclass 2009 of 2009 We invite you along with your family to learn more about how Cheverus pieces together the strong foundation for post-secondary study with a values- based education, building both strong KNOWLEDGE CAN BE TESTED. KNOWLEDGE CAN BE TESTED. individual students and responsible A VALUES-BASED EDUCATION CHARACTER IS ACHIEVED. CHARACTER IS ACHIEVED. members of the community. Cheverus High School encourages our students to be people for Cheverus High School encourages its students to be people for others – persons who find happiness in sharing their talents, others – persons who find happiness in sharing their talents, especially with those who are less fortunate than they. By involving our especially with those who are less fortunate than they. By involving its OPEN HOUSE. students in supervised projects and programs, the school fosters growth students in supervised projects and programs, the school fosters growth in self-esteem, empathy toward others and personal maturity – OCTOBER 20, 2013 in self-esteem, empathy toward others and personal maturity – traits that can’t be tested on paper. By teaching our students to be 12–3 pm traits that can’t be tested on paper. By teaching its students to be sensitive to the disparate needs and expectations of their peers, sensitive to the disparate needs and expectations of their peers, Register online at teachers and families, Cheverus helps our students to become socially teachers and families, Cheverus helps its students to become socially cheverusopenhouse.org responsible members of their communities. by September 30, 2013 responsible members of their communities. cheverus | high | school A VALUES-BASED EDUCATION cheverus | high | school 267 OCEAN AVENUE, PORTLAND, ME 04103 207.774.6238 | CHEVERUS.ORG YOUR STUDENT. OUR COMMUNITY. “It’s “It’sa place a place that thatdemands demands personal personal OPEN DOORS. growthgrowth and andcommunity community growth. growth. Yes, Yes,we allwe grow all grow individually, individually, but webut we OPEN MINDS. simultaneouslysimultaneously grow grow as a ascommunity.” a community.” – Cheverus– Cheverus High HighSchool School alumnus, alumnus, class ofclass 2009 of 2009 We invite you along with your family to learn more about how Cheverus pieces together the strong foundation for post-secondary study with a values- based education, building both strong KNOWLEDGE CAN BE TESTED. KNOWLEDGE CAN BE TESTED. individual students and responsible A VALUES-BASED EDUCATION CHARACTER IS ACHIEVED. CHARACTER IS ACHIEVED. members of the community. Cheverus High School encourages our students to be people for Cheverus High School encourages its students to be people for others – persons who find happiness in sharing their talents, others – persons who find happiness in sharing their talents, especially with those who are less fortunate than they. By involving our especially with those who are less fortunate than they. By involving its OPEN HOUSE. students in supervised projects and programs, the school fosters growth students in supervised projects and programs, the school fosters growth in self-esteem, empathy toward others and personal maturity – OCTOBER 20, 2013 in self-esteem, empathy toward others and personal maturity – traits that can’t be tested on paper. By teaching our students to be 12–3 pm traits that can’t be tested on paper. By teaching its students to be sensitive to the disparate needs and expectations of their peers, sensitive to the disparate needs and expectations of their peers, Register online at teachers and families, Cheverus helps our students to become socially teachers and families, Cheverus helps its students to become socially cheverusopenhouse.org responsible members of their communities. by September 30, 2013 responsible members of their communities. cheverus | high | school A VALUES-BASED EDUCATION cheverus | high | school 267 OCEAN AVENUE, PORTLAND, ME 04103 207.774.6238 | CHEVERUS.ORG RESORT AND CONFERENCE CENTER H Heleplipningg m maakke ee vevereryoyonne’es’ sd drreaeamms sb bececoomme ea a r reaealiltity.y . 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A snow plow tunnels through the darkness, widening the road for safe passage when… Coastal Village BOOM! What the heck was that? by Brad Betts Sadly, it was history going bump in the 8x10 oil night. The winter was 2009. No need to contact the newspapers. The plow utterly destroyed one of the last King’s Highway mile markers in this neck of the woods, with a giant B (for Boston) inscribed on it with the distance “120,” for 120 miles. Measured for placement by a two- wheeled device designed by the first Post- master General Benjamin Franklin, the Featuring original works of ne art, marker helped travelers between Boston and Machias pinpoint their exact position as their photography and limited-edition horses and carriages flew along the seaside path. prints by regional and local artists. I grew up seeing the old marker–just south and across the street from the Humpty Dump- ty potato chip factory (also RIP)–whenever our family drove north on Route 1 toward Port- 372 Fore Street land. The marker was a reassuring presence for me until recently when I looked over and saw Portland, Maine 04101 it’s been replaced by a new marker in granite and bronze, with no further explanation ven- (207) 874-8084 tured. Where are the markers of yesteryear? The stone left us not with a whimper, but with a bang. www.forestreetgallery.com We owe a debt of gratitude to the personal heroics of Rodney Laughton of Scarborough Historical Society to rescue the original stone. This included a race across snowy terrain. “I got a phone call. I got in my truck. I was worried that someone would dispose of it, not under- standing what it was. I just didn’t want to take a chance on something happening to it, so I took it to the museum, where it is today.
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