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By Jayna Smith “We’re at the point now, with all of us pulling together and On Monday, July 29th, with us finally having some Downeast Recovery Support resources at the state, to help Centers in Calais and Machias you, we want to know what were visited by Gordon Smith, the priorities are...The legisla- Director of Opioid Response ture did get us some money... for the State of Maine, and we’ve got some resources...so Ronald Springle, MD, a board we want to help Washington member of Maine Associa- County…” Smith told the at- tion of Recovery Residences. tendees. Senator Marianne Moore was The discussions continued also in attendance at the Calais in Machias where Smith and site, along with representa- Springle had lunch with more tives from other area agencies than a dozen center and com- and people from the recovery munity members, all of whom community. are in recovery. According While in Calais, conversation to Abby Frutchey, Substance among the attendees included Use Response Coordinator for how to pull in the community, Community Caring Collab- Present for a site visit of Downeast Recovery Support Center (DRSC) in Calais were, left to right, Clem linking efforts, and commu- orative, “Topics ranged from Deveau, Program Director of DRSC; Willow Yerxa, Director of Mental Health and Case Management nity initiatives surrounding what has helped support their for Healthy Equity Alliance; Julie Redding, Clinical Director at Community Caring Collaborative; treatment and recovery within recovery to gaps in services in Abby Frutchey, Substance Use Response Coordinator at Community Caring Collaborative; Mike this area.” Bills, member of DRSC and Recovery Advocate; Senator Marianne Moore; Bruce Pierce, member of Washington County. DRSC; Amy Day, Manager of DRSC; Gordon Smith, Director of Opioid Response; and Ron Springle, (continued on page 3) Board Member of Maine Association of Recovery Residences. (Photo by Jayna Smith)

Weed Killer Sprayed in Weekend Shootings Bring up Gun Downtown Calais Control Laws Collins said. By Dominic Gayton By Natalie Boomer legislatively. According to a Facebook “We need to come together Background checks are re- post by the City of Calais, quired by federal law before A contractor hired by the After the mass shootings and work on all of these pro- Vegetation Management has in Texas and Ohio over the posals so that we can greatly purchasing a gun from a li- City of Calais applied an her- all necessary state certifications censed dealer. When someone bicide to downtown sidewalks weekend killing 31 people, lessen the chances or feel that and licenses and the herbicide United States Sen. Susan Col- we’ve done everything that privately purchases a gun from a few weeks ago. they used is approved by the an individual, background Between July 22nd and July lins has rejected President we can to prevent the kinds of U.S. Environmental Protection Donald Trump's suggestion of horrific tragedies that we’ve checks are usually not con- 29th, Vegetation Management Agency. The post also advised ducted. of Houlton applied the weed immigration reform and back- seen over the past weekend residents and local businesses ground checks being linked and indeed over the past year,” (continued on page 5) killer on North Street sidewalks to remove all private articles between the intersections of from the sidewalk. The type Union Street and North Street of chemical used was not im- (near the Waterfront Walkway mediately disclosed. Notifica- School Lunch Program Sees Changes parking lot) and of North Street tion about the application was and Washington Street. The also made on the cable crawl this year comes for students same chemical was applied on line and directly to downtown By: Kaileigh Deacon students that previously paid Main Street sidewalks from who are eligible for free and the reduced rates for breakfast businesses on the application During summer meetings the reduced lunches. Parents fill the Marden’s parking lot to the route. and lunch to now receive those intersection of Main Street and School Committee prepares out eligibility forms and their meals for free. Calais Avenue. (continued on page 3) for the coming year by setting children can receive free or The state has also changed polices and procedures in place. reduced meals if the family the way that schools can com- At last Wednesday’s meeting meets certain requirements for municate with families about the School Committee looked the program. While in the past their students’ bills regarding at the School Lunch program the program has offered two meals. Schools are no longer for the upcoming year. To start separate categories, one offer- allowed to send home commu- with the state mandated lunch ing greatly reduced rates for nications about money owed prices came down and were some families becomes free through students in written or before the school committee for this year. This changes allows verbal forms. approval. Last year the school com- (continued on page 5) mittee set the lunch prices at $2.90 which was $.02 below the suggested state price of $2.92. This year the State has set the • Jesse Howard - 10 Years in suggested price at the full cost Real Estate – 2 school meal prices of $3 per • Local Veteran Ron Rice We meet/beat ANY competitor’s ad price! lunch and $1.75 for breakfast for Gives Back – 8 students. This is a $0.10 raise in the lunch rates from last year to • Community Calendar – 10 & 11 this year. The adult rate which • Court News – 19 is state mandated and cannot be set lower by individual schools • Tom the Cat! – 21 remains the same at $4.10. (Photo by Pierre Little) • Music on the Green – 28 Check out prattcars.com The change to the program US Route 1, Calais • 207-454-0600 PAGE 2 Jesse Howard Celebrates 10 Years in Real Estate By Jayna Smith getting to know many families, of stress and worry for others welcoming many to the area because you can’t guarantee When one thinks of buying or from all over the United States much in this business, but you selling real estate in the greater and other parts of the world, certainly do your best to make Calais area, many think of Jes- including from the U.K., Kenya, the process as seamless and with sie Howard. It’s been ten years and Canada, among others. as little stress as possible.” since she started her career in In addition to getting to know Having a great deal of pa- real estate, beginning in 2009 as people and their families, How- tience definitely plays a part in an office manager with Due East ard finds many aspects of her Howard’s professional success. Real Estate. position to be very gratifying as Creating a relationship based on “At that time,” she explained, well. As for the most rewarding, trust and expertise, along with “it was a down market and we “it’s definitely helping people that patience, has helped in her were carrying a heavy load of get where they want or need to as a real estate broker. “I really listings.” Ten to 15 properties be, and that doesn’t always stem want buyers to take their time, were crossing her desk daily to from buying and selling. Some- do their research, be informed be entered into Due East’s com- times it’s just helping people stay about what likely will be one of puter system as new listings. in their current home, keep their the biggest investments/returns “By 2012, it was clear we family homestead, or expand of their lifetime,” Howard said. needed more hands on deck their business.” Howard resides in Calais with Jessie Howard, associate broker at Due East Real Estate, is celebrat- for coverage so I obtained my Of course, like with any posi- her husband Warren Demmons ing 10 years in the industry. (Contributed photo) license, never anticipating that tion, regardless of experience, and their two daughters, Halle, age 5, and Nora, age 3. What I would be a full-time agent,” Howard does face challenges. “I people who I’ve known for ages: closest friends. The support we Howard said. She was still would say the most challenging she says about being a Calais native, and now being able to raise plumbers, electricians, heating have for each other is essential working two part-time jobs, in part of my job is the ‘unknown.’ companies, law offices, bank- to our success and ranges from addition to her position at the Your clients always have time her own family here, all while helping other families with their ers, contractors, and many other real estate to parenting! I don’t office. “A lot has changed since restrictions, loan restrictions, business owners and profession- think I would want to do this job then,” she said, but one thing that or they simply cannot move home buying or selling needs: “I absolutely love it!” als who have helped me and my anywhere else but here.” has remained the same is that she forward until their house sells,” clients out of more dilemmas that Jessie Howard, Real Estate is still working hard at Due East she explained. “Then you add “I love meeting new faces that are relocating here and getting I can count, sometimes by just Associate Broker, can be reached Real Estate. in circumstantial urgencies such answering a couple of questions by calling 207-214-3833 or via With ten years in the real estate as health, financial strain, and them connected with the community, reconnecting with folks and other times by dropping email at jessiemhoward@gmail. business under her belt, she has ability to maintain the property... everything to do my job in an com. One can also find her Fa- had the fortunate experience of you tend to carry a heavy load coming back home, and helping local friends and family on their unreasonable amount of time. cebook page at www.facebook. next move. Beyond that, I am “I am also lucky to have an com/JessieHowardDueEastRe- lucky enough to work alongside office made up of my father and alEstate/. PRE-BUY AND BUDGET Let us help you get everything you need for summer! PLANS NOW Oil Company WEEKLY DEALS! AVAILABLE. 20” Box Fan with Royal Oak Great service you have come to know and expect. Three Speeds Charcoal Briquets Proudly serving Downeast Maine.

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Recovery Support Center Looks to Expand Offerings By Jayna Smith be added. in the right direction, whether If anyone is interested in host- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and will be One very important aspect of it is for counseling services, ing meetings or activities, one expanding those hours to meet The Downeast Recovery the center is that it welcomes educational needs, or transpor- may reach Day at 952-9279 or the needs of its members. All Support Center at 311 Main anyone in recovery--including tation, just to name a few. As via email at [email protected]. community members are wel- Street, Calais, opened last those who may use medication- well, the center will soon have Currently Downeast Recov- comed to stop in during those March, a short time after its sis- assisted therapy--as well as recovery coaches onsite. Being ery Support Center is open hours and also to attend meet- ter center in Machias opened. family members affected by in recovery herself, Day, along Monday through Friday from ings and group activities. The centers provide a safe, drug or alcohol use. It also wel- with other peers who utilize the nonjudgmental place for those comes those who hope to take offerings at the center, is will- in recovery to visit, play ping the first step into recovery. No ing to connect with others who Opioid Response pong and other table games, one is turned away from going seek support. collaborative efforts, gaps in and attend one of several meet- there to seek help. According to Day, in addition (continued from page 1) efforts, and statewide funding ings, among numerous other Manager Amy Day said al- initiatives were highlighted, to the meetings and groups cur- Community Caring Col- activities. Soon, at the Calais though counseling is not of- rently held at the centers, she according to Frutchey. site, movie nights, game nights, fered at either center, she has laborative, the agency that Senator Moore said of the is always looking to add more, organized the site visits, later and tournaments--such as ping lots of useful information at such as 12-step meetings, sup- visits, “I truly appreciate Gor- pong, pool, and corn hole--will her fingertips to point people hosted a facilitated discussion don Smith taking the time port groups, and other services which included area partners. centering around recovery to spend a couple of days Some of these included jail in Washington County visit- efforts. The same is true of administration, tribal leaders, different wellness activities or ing our recovery centers and Weed Killer headlines recently for lawsuits community action services, meeting with the folks who fun activities in general, such and Rep. 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Freedom Studies By Jon Reisman In 1994 Independent Angus King won the Blaine House, “It’s Déjà vu all over again” defeating Republican Susan - Yogi Berra Collins, Democrat (and former 2 Thirty years ago I started term Governor) Joe Brennan and writing a weekly column for a Green Jonathan Carter. The key Downeast weekly. As I pick up issue in that tight gubernatorial the pundit’s pen once again, Yogi race (King won with 35% of the is very much on my mind. vote and an 8000 vote margin George H.W. Bush was in the out of more than 500,000 cast) White House, Jock McKernan was King’s opposition to car was in the Blaine House, George testing which was how the state Mitchell was the Senate majority had decided to comply with the leader, Olympia Snowe was our 1990 Clean Air Act Amend- Congresswoman and Angus King ments, an all-encompassing law was a public television talk show championed by George Mitchell host. I was a soon-to-be-tenured and signed by President Bush. assistant professor with a full Brennan, Collins and Carter all head of hair and a freshly minted backed car testing, which proved INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL PARADE by Tom Brennan. This painting is of the annual Interna- public policy degree from the very controversial and unpopular, tional Homecoming parade winding its way down North Street Muskie Institute. My own politi- and was only required in south- by the Urban Moose. cal philosophy was still develop- ern Maine. That election also Publisher & Managing Editor ing, but I was already appreciative sent Democrat John Baldacci, the move. raise the price of energy and PIERRE LITTLE of the incredible freedom that Bangor state senator, sometimes Down-Easters have been fed- slightly curb emissions, which Downeast political culture and Mama Baldacci’s waiter and erally occupied since the 1990’s will have no measurable effect Reporters traditions provided. Federal, state future Governor to Congress and saw two endangered species list- on the climate whatsoever. The NATALIE BOOMER and local governments simultane- Olympia Snowe to the U.S. Sen- ing proposals with significant and practice of ignoring the constitu- KAILEIGH DEACON ously protected and threatened ate. And me to Augusta, working continued impacts on Washington tional requirement that the Senate JAYNA SMITH that freedom. for Governor King to get rid of County. First, Atlantic salmon in must ratify Treaties before we Washington County had seen car testing. the mid 90’s, which ended Ameri- implement them started with the Graphic Designer the defeat of the Township 30 ash CHERYL STABINSKI The complaints about gov- can owned salmon aquaculture Kyoto Protocol in 1997 and me- [email protected] dump proposal, led by environ- ernors elected with less than a Down East, while drawing mil- tastasized when President Obama mental activist Nancy Oden and majority of votes and imple- lions of dollars for public land and John Kerry decreed that the Advertising the powerful testimony of my se- mentation of ranked choice vot- and land trust habitat acquisition Paris agreement was not a Treaty. adsales@ nior colleague, Professor of Ecol- ing (RCV) didn’t happen after in addition to hatchery efforts Other Constitutional niceties like thecalaisadvertiser.com ogy Alan Lewis. We had also seen King’s minority victory in 1994 and research, but little in the way requiring that Congress approve the bankruptcy of Eastern Maine or Baldacci’s minority (47 and of actual salmon recovery or state agreements with foreign Reception Electric Cooperative, forced by 38 percent respectively) wins economic benefit. In 1999, right powers and each other have been KATHY DEVINE the delayed completion and ri- in 2002 and 2006. It was only whales joined Atlantic salmon, similarly ignored in the name of diculously expensive financing of after conservative Paul LePage and the lobster fishery was forced saving the planet. Moreover, the Sports Reporter the Seabrook nuclear plant. Town won with 38% (2010) and 48% to invest in allegedly safer ropes separation of church and state is JOHN ROGERS dumps were being closed all over, (2014) that RCV was put forward, and gear. Twenty years later, routinely violated by environ- Proofreader and there was a lot of interest, if proposed by Southern Maine’s the Feds and Conservation Law mental religious indoctrination in DOMINIC GAYTON little actual action, in recycling more liberal voters and ultimately Foundation are proposing ad- our public schools every day. and energy conservation. imposed on the rest of the state. ditional expensive, perhaps ruin- After thirty years, I return to Office Cat Drugs, then as now, were a big Although the Maine Constitution ous and likely ineffective efforts, writing a weekly column for a TOMMY TOM TOM issue. Federal, state and county prevents RCV from being used which even Governor Mills is Downeast weekly. I expect to law enforcement were running in gubernatorial elections, it did opposing. write about freedom, American Contributors: Linda Baniszeski, low-level helicopter overflights allow Democrat Jared Golden Then there is global warming, exceptionalism, politics, policy, Ann Carter, Sally Doten, John to find marijuana growers. Today, to replace Bruce Poliquin in the climate change, climate emer- polarization… and Yogi. Dudley, Sharon Frost, Lynn towns are debating and approving Second District. Last spring, gency or maybe climate chaos. Jon Reisman is an associ- Lawless, Dave McCullough, pot warehouses and retail outlets, when Senate President Troy After playing the apocalypse card ate professor of economics and Michael McLean, Joanne McMa- which have proliferated, three Jackson introduced legislation to command attention and the public policy at the University of hon, Kathy Mekelburg, Cassie alone in Machias. The war on to use RCV in next year’s Presi- holocaust denier/97% scientific Maine at Machias. His views are Oakes, Sandra Smith. drugs has shifted from marijuana dential Primaries, I referred to my consensus cards to marginalize his own. He is a regular columnist M to F: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to opiates, but the collateral dam- residency in the “RCV occupied” non-cult members, climate alarm- to The Calais Advertiser and the age from prohibition and bootleg- Second Congressional District in ists have continuously insisted Machias Valley News Observer. Published weekly in Calais, Maine ging continues. my written testimony opposing on virtue signaling policies to Printed in Canada Phone: (207) 454-3561 • (207) 454-0484 Toll Free: 1-844-268-6356 Fax: (207) 454-3458 www.Calais.News “Significant Amount of Cigarettes” Stolen from Dollar General E-mail ads to: adsales@ thecalaisadvertiser.com By Jayna Smith General burglary. deputies arrived, it was dis- along with “several thousand E-mail letters to: letters@ According to Crabtree, on covered that the front door dollars damage” to the store. thecalaisadvertiser.com On Tuesday morning, Chief August 1st, at about 1:50 had been smashed in and entry The investigation continues, E-mail events to: events@ Deputy Michael Crabtree of a.m., the regional communi- made. and anyone with information thecalaisadvertiser.com Washington County Sheriff’s cations center in Machias got Upon investigation, Crab- is asked to call the Washing- Office reported toThe Calais USPS-082760 the report of the alarm hav- tree said the deputies deter- ton County Sheriff’s Office at Periodicals paid in Calais, 04619 Advertiser that there are “no ing been activated at Dollar mined a “significant amount 255-8308. updates yet” on the Dollar Postmaster: General in Pembroke. When of cigarettes” had been stolen, Send address changes to The Calais Advertiser, Inc., P.O. Box 660, Calais, ME 04619. Senator Moore Achieves “100 Percent” Voting Record in In County 1 year: $47 / 6 months: $24 State Senate Out-of-County 1 year: $52 / 6 months $27 The Office of the Secretary man Services Committee. their State Government.” Check out our website of the Maine State Senate has The Second Regular Ses- Senate District 6 includes for online pricing. released its records for the first sion will convene in January all of Washington County and All subscriptions must be paid in advance. session of the 129th Maine 2020. the municipalities and unor- Newsstand price: $1.50 per copy Legislature and Sen. Marianne Sen. Moore: “Represent- ganized territories of Goulds- (tax included) Moore (R-Calais) has been ing my neighbors and friends boro, Sullivan, Winter Harbor The Calais Advertiser will not be responsible recognized for having a voting in Washington and Hancock and part of the East Hancock for any errors that occur in advertisements. record of 100%. Counties is a great honor and Unorganized Territories. When an error occurs, we will upon request publish that part of the advertisement in Senator Moore currently responsibility. Every vote I which the error occurs, if the error affects serves on the Health and Hu- cast is to give them a voice in the value of the advertisement. PAGE 5 Saluting a Jubilant Year in Maine’s Impressive History The 200th birthday of Maine of Machias in 1775. supply of lobsters, over 90 back than two centuries. This with creative and exciting sug- kicked off officially last week. Washington Academy, 25 percent of the nation’s wild exhibit will be displayed for six gestions. There was a flag marking years older than the state, pro- blueberries and 90 percent of months at the Portland Museum Compromise -- not the name the occasion, a granite bench vides a unique glimpse of the nation’s toothpicks. It’s a of Art, but in order to be truly of the game in 2019, but defi- marking two centuries of history for anyone who wants tripartite accomplishment and representative of Maine it must nitely so in 1820 -- and in statehood and a gubernato- to read its minutes of those a distinction in the scheme of include contributions from each Congress, no less! Forever after rial speech heralding Maine’s meetings in the late 1700s. Edu- business growth and diversi- region of the state. known as the Missouri Com- very special people and work cators and civic leaders would fication over two centuries in Most of the branding of the promise, allowing for 12 free ethic. Throughout the year and occasionally travel to Maine, the making. What was once bicentennial falls under the um- states and 12 slave states, was a throughout the state, celebra- and they give a revealing por- very much taken for granted brella of the Maine Bicenten- fair solution, putting slavery to tions will continue, climaxing trait of the relationship(s) when now brings billions of dollars nial Commission, which began rest for nearly a generation; and on March 15, 2020, the actual we were part of Massachusetts. annually to Maine. two years ago. Concerts, poems admitting Maine to the union as date in 1820 that Maine at- Sometimes a chafing at the bit, As we get closer to March and plays have already debuted a free state, offsetting Missouri tained statehood. a hint of independence not yet 15, 2020, there will be more in honor of this approaching as a slave state. There are significant things acquired. signs of this impending birth- celebration, and more activities As we prepare for the big in Maine older than Maine that Back to the work ethic. The day. Already several thousand are expected to be announced as day next March, may many lend great meaning to who we numbers tell a big part of the Mainers are sporting bicenten- the coming months roll by. thoughts be directed to what are. York became America’s story. Many years ago, lobsters nial license plates. An exhibi- The commission, as is gener- we, in Washington County, first chartered city in 1641. The were everyday fodder, com- tion has heralded statehood by ally the case with such bodies, might contribute. Our two cents first ship built by English colo- monplace, often eaten daily focusing on the 13,000-year is mostly comprised of legisla- worth is worth a lot more when nists in America was launched by the regular folk because history of the Wabanaki. The tors and heads of existing state it comes to history, work ethic, on the Kennebec River in 1607. they were cheap, and readily 20-in-20 project fine-tunes commissions. One can only or downright Yankee ingenuity. And don’t forget that first naval available. Maine’s deep-rooted longev- hope that leaders from other We need to let this Downeast battle of the American Revolu- Today, in 2019, Maine pro- ity and the fact that the area’s regions of Maine will come voice be heard on our 200th tion that happened off the coast vides 90 percent of the nation’s beginnings reach much farther forth and raise their voices birthday. A People’s Veto is Gaining Steam Over Tax-Funded Abortions and Physician-Assisted Suicide Laws By Jayna Smith tive abortions. when the pregnancy has resulted The Maine Right to Life Com- hoods and communities. Ap- Maine, before LD 820, did from incest. mittee is now seeking Volunteer proximately 80,000 signatures The Maine Secretary of State’s follow the Hyde Amendment. In June, a coalition of orga- Petition Circulators for the Peo- are required in order to be on the Office received initial paper- Since 1976, the Hyde Amend- nizations including Concerned ple’s Veto on “Taxpayer Funded ballot for the People’s Vetoes. work in June for a People’s Veto ment has prevented Medicaid Women for America, the Chris- Abortion.” If enough signatures The deadline to collect those referendum campaign targeting funding from covering abortion tian Civic League of Maine, are gathered, implementation of signatures is Sept. 18. a bill recently passed by the services, and since 1994, there and Maine Right to Life filed the new law will be put on hold, For those interested in collect- Legislature and signed by Gov. have been three exceptions to paperwork to block and attempt triggering a referendum vote. ing signatures for the People’s Janet Mills. The bill, LD 820 this: when the abortion would to overturn LD 820, which will According to the Right to Life Veto, visit www.cclmaine.org/ which provides tax dollars to save the life of the mother if go into effect since being signed Committee, petition circula- pv, or one may email Nick at MaineCare, as well as mandat- continuing the pregnancy would by the Governor. When the law tors will gather signatures via [email protected] or ing private insurers that pay for endanger her life, when the preg- goes into effect, abortions will churches (with pastor’s consent), call him at 207-975-2838. maternity care, to pay for elec- nancy has resulted from rape, or be considered health care. as well as throughout neighbor- Truck That was Reported Stolen Was In Fact Not Stolen By Jayna Smith York arrived, he found a 2002 that day to Washington County took his medication.” pending].” Toyota Tacoma stuck on a rock Sheriff’s Office (WCSO), and Trooper York said, “Conclu- WCSO confirmed the pick- At about 1:30 a.m., July wall. a description of the truck was sion of the investigation: The up truck had been recovered. 30th, Maine State Police re- On August 1st, according to sent to area law enforcement vehicle was stuck with no vis- The incident, according to sponded to the scene of “a Trooper York, he was able to agencies. The owner alleges ible damage. I was unable to WCSO, was “more of a mis- stuck vehicle” on a property make contact with the truck’s he had blacked out and had no determine if [the driver] was understanding.” There were in Grand Lake Stream. When owner. The owner had report- recollection of the night due to over the legal limit to oper- no damages and no charges Maine State Trooper Keith ed the vehicle stolen earlier having “drank a few beers and ate a vehicle. No charges [are filed.

Gun Control School Lunch position at the Elementary School. Caribou Man (continued from page 1) (continued from page 1) Both the approval of the Student Hand- book and the Athletic Handbook were Remains Missing In 2013 a bill was created to expand Principal Sue Carter said that tabled until the next meeting in August after background checks to advertised gun she used phone and text messages the Committee has had time to review both Public’s Help Requested sellers. However, this did not cover to communicate with the parents books and ask any clarifying questions they private sales between friends and fam- at the Calais Elementary School may have. The Committee also tabled the State Police continue to ask for the ily. Although Collins was on board last school year and had a very approval of the bids on a plow truck for public's help in locating a young Cari- with the law, the bill was unsuccess- effective system that resulted in the elementary school as the only bid they bou man who has now been missing for ful. Just this past year, a bill to am- the school only having $50 in out- received expired that day. two months. Thirty-one-year-old Kurtis plify background checks with fewer standing lunch bills at the end of The Committee hired Amanda Engroff as Madore is 5'8" tall, weighs 140 pounds exemptions was released but Collins the school year. The High School the part time medical assistant for the Blue with brown hair and hazel eyes. He was didn’t support it. When President stated similar success with only Devil Health Center located on the High wearing blue jeans and dark colored Donald Trump made the suggestion $100 outstanding. School campus. The position helps to cover Vans sneakers when last seen on June that background check expansion may The Lunch program at the El- the Health Center when the school nurse is 1 on the Woodland Center Road in become “married” with immigration ementary School also met with elsewhere and helps with the administrative Woodland. His last known contact was reform Collins made the comment, a staffing change at Wednesday side of the Health Center. a cell phone call with an acquaintance “I think we need to do both, but I night’s meeting with a part time After the regular meeting the commit- on June 2. Anyone with information on don’t see a connection.” Betsy Sweet, kitchen staff member submitting tee adjourned into executive session to his whereabouts is asked to call State who is running up against Collins in her resignation. Amy Young, a discuss the administrator contracts. Each Police in Houlton at 532-5400. the 2020 election, spoke about the part-time worker, stated she will was done individually and the committee matter on Twitter as well. She wrote, not be returning for the fifteen unanimously agreed to extend administrator “The NRA is the political arm of gun hour-per-week position and the contracts for Sue Carter and Stan Sluzenski manufacturers. I’ve never taken a School committee will work on for another year. For Mary Anne Spearing filling the position prior to the start cent from them or any other corpo- the committee voted 4-1 to extend her con- Kurtis rate PAC. I will never. We can solve of school. tract for another year, with Tom Robb being Madore this crisis only when we elect people The School Committee unani- the member opposed. was last who aren’t beholden to NRA dollars mously approved the hiring of In order to accommodate the hiring needs seen on to get elected.” On Monday, Collins Sarah Smith to fill the vacant guid- for the upcoming school year the Commit- June 1. visited a dairy farm in Sidney where ance position at the high school. tee decided to have a meeting on August (Submitted she mentioned that Congress should Last meeting the Committee hired 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the High School. An photo) take a “comprehensive approach” to the previous guidance counselor additional meeting in August will be held changing gun laws. Megan Lord for the Social Worker if necessary. PAGE 6 WCCC Hosts Outdoor Film Festival By Natalie Boomer Washington County Community College will be hosting a Maine Outdoor Film Festival on Tuesday, September 24th. Many films will play throughout the night including Beyond the Horizon by Vaclav Formanek, a film about why we are drawn to the outdoors. The First Coast by Timber & Frame, which will go into depth on why there’s no place like Maine. The Grey Zone by Brain Gersten is a film about the last dispute between the United States and Canada, Estado Salmonero by Alex Lowther and Daniel Cassado, discusses salmon farming in Maine along with the industry. The Mentor by Daniel Holz and Paul Lebel follows a professional climber who travels from his home in Colorado to the limestone cliffs where he revisits his mentor’s final climb.Breathe by Grant Thompson is a collage of language and light. The final film isOregonia by Enrique Pedrero Pacheco. This film is a philosophical journey that passes through the European highlands. The film festival will take place at the St. Croix Lecture Hall on the campus of Washington County Community College and will begin at 7 p.m. There is no charge for students or the public. Client Focused. Results Driven.

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15 Union St., Calais: Unobstructed waterviews 461 Highway One, Baring: Unique commer- 261 Main St., Calais: Fully occupied income 417 Main St., Calais: Live & work in the from this unusual commercial building! $295,000 cial property with prime location. $109,000 producing property! $495,000 downtown! $219,000 CA000006574 PAGE 7 No More Clipping Box Tops--Just Scan Receipt for Schools By Jayna Smith for varies from supplies needed school. that aren’t otherwise budgeted After the receipt is scanned, Many people have clipped for to supplying students with money is automatically added to what are known as “Box Tops” basic necessities,” she said. your chosen school’s earnings. found on popular brands, includ- At Woodland Elementary One thing to keep in mind when ing various food products and School, according to its Face- helping the school out this way even on some non-food items. book page, over $400 was raised is that receipts must be scanned Box Tops clipped and sent into last school year through the Box within 14 days of purchase. participating schools--such as Tops program. Through the mobile app, con- Calais and Woodland Elemen- Now, the Box Tops for Educa- tributions one makes can be tary Schools--have earned the tion program has gone digital tracked, as well as your school’s schools ten cents for each, which and is phasing out the traditional running total. For online shop- adds up quickly. Box Top, which required clip- pers, the app will soon be set up According to Betsy Barnard, ping and getting to the schools, to allow for electronic receipts Secretary at Calais Elementary although those traditional ones as well. School, about $500 to $600 is are currently still accepted. With The new Box Tops App is brought in each school year with a new mobile app, folks can now free on the Apple App Store or connect it to the school of choice, that include eligible products- the Box Tops for Education pro- simply scan their store receipt Google Play Store. One simply then start scanning your store -items that have the new Box gram. “What we use that money and earn money for their local needs to create a username and receipts from shopping trips Top label. Calais Police Report for July Attaching False Plates. 07/31/2019 - Juvenile Female, ing after Suspension. for Refusing to Submit to Arrest Provided by Sgt. Matt Vinson 07/28/2019 - Jordan Kruijff, age 15, of Alexander, was sum- 07/25/2019 - Eric Demolet, or Detention, and three active age 33, of Robbinston, was monsed for Theft (shoplifting). 07/01/2019 - Donita Master- age 33, of Eastport, was sum- warrant. summonsed for Operating an 07/31/2019 - Juvenile Female, son, age 43, of Pleasant Point, monsed for Assault. 07/26/2019 - Lucas Knowles, Unregistered Motor Vehicle. age 15, of Calais, was sum- was arrested on two active war- 07/26/2019 - Ryan Norton, age age 23, of Calais, was arrested 07/29/2019 - Patrick Cropley, monsed for Theft (shoplifting). rants. She was also charged with 32, of Calais, was arrested on an for Violation of a Protective age 22, of Calais, was sum- The CPD responded to 264 Operating after Revocation, Pos- active warrant. Order. monsed for Obstructing Report Incidents in the month of May. session of Schedule Drugs, and 07/26/2019 - Brian Denbow, 07/28/2019 - Gavin Miller, age of a Crime or Injury, and Crimi- Calls for Service - 224, Acci- Displaying Operators License of age 28, of Perry, was arrested 19, Calais, was summonsed for nal Mischief. dents - 13, Citations - 27. another as Own. 07/01/2019 - Cory Newell, age 32, of Pleasant Point, was ar- Enjoy hearing better rested on four active warrants. 07/03/2019 - Jacob Horn- brook, age 18, of Baring, was all year ‘round! summonsed for Illegal Transpor- tation of Liquor by a Minor. Summer will soon be over but 07/03/2019 - 16-Year-Old Libby Bryant the holidays will be coming right Male Juvenile of Calais, was SALES AGENT after. Don’t miss hearing it all! summonsed for Possession of a Usable Amount of Marijuana. TheChristopherRealEstateGroup.com Hearing Testing 07/05/2019 - 17-Year Old Hearing Aids Male Juvenile, of Calais, was Agents in Eastport, Machias, Meddybemps, summonsed for Criminal Mis- Winter Harbor & Blue Hill area chief. Acadia Hearing Center 07/07/2019 - Michael Whit- David A. Cuthbertson, Au.D., CCC-A taker, age 59, of Portland, was I’d like to welcome everyone to arrested on an active warrant. the 46th International Toll Free: 1-888-667-4014 07/10/2019 - Amanda Bur- We’ll be at the Masonic Hall, 10 Calais Ave., Calais rows, age 34, of Rogues Bluff, Homecoming Festival! th rd was summonsed for Theft (shop- on Friday, August 9 and Friday, August 23 lifting). Call now for your appointment! Take advantage of great technology at lower 07/11/2019 - Douglas Leigh- ton, age 45, of Pleasant Point, Cell: 207.461.9170 • Office: 877.350.4409 was arrested on an active arrest [email protected] • www.tcgre.net Dr. Ǥ ϐǨ Cuthbertson is the only Audiologist seeing patients in the Calais area warrant. CA000006488 07/11/2019 - Keith Moore, age On the web at www.AcadiaHearing.com 50, of Pleasant Point, was summonsed for Theft (shoplifting). Member, St. Croix Valley Chamber of Commerce 07/12/2019 - Lewey Harnois, :HDOVRKDYHR඼FHVLQ(OOVZRUWK %DQJRU age 34, of Indian Township, Better Business Bureau Accredited A+ “Start with Trust”® was arrested for Disorderly CA000006575 Conduct. Cemetery Tour 07/12/2019 - Nicholas Thom- South Street, Calais as, age 24, of Calais, was arrested for Operating Under the Influence. Sunday, August 11 07/14/2019 - Gary Maker, age 20, of Calais, was arrested for 2 p.m. US Driving to Endanger. 07/17/2019 - David Waycott, Join the St. Croix Historical Society for a age 46, of Baring, was summonsed for Theft of Services. walking tour of the cemetery. This annual If you’re here for a visit or 07/21/2019 - Female Juvenile, here for a while, make sure age 15, of Princeton, was sum- event will feature portrayals of citizens of monsed for Illegal Possession of to stop by Nook & Cranny, Liquor by a Juvenile. Calais' past. It's always a popular event! your International 07/22/2019 - Ryan Norton, age 32, of Calais, was sum- Restaurant, for the monsed for Criminal Mischief International Festival! and Violation of Conditions of Release. 07/24/2019 - Male Juvenile, Washington & Charlotte Counties’ best kept secret, age 17, of Swans Island, was serving International Flavor from Around the World! summonsed for Possession of a Usable Amount of Marijuana. 07/25/2019 - Wilfredo Man- 575 Airline Road, Baileyville, ME(207) 454-3335 gandy-Lincoln, age 34, of Cal- www.nookncrannyrestaurant.com ais, was summonsed for Operat- CA000006573 PAGE 8 Giving Back is a Way of Life for Local Veteran By Jayna Smith all he does for others, he does nam, a couple years in France, a not receive the amount of rec- couple short tours in Germany, a There are some who give ognition deserved. “He doesn’t short tour in Korea,” he said, all back to the community without want any recognition, but he as part of the 25th Infantry Divi- ever being recognized. Often, deserves it.” sion. Rice is a member of VFW that’s because the person does Rice is a U.S Army veteran Post 9779, as well as American things quietly, never relishing who grew up in Northfield, near Legion Post 9. the spotlight. One man who is Machias. He left Northfield and “Over the years, I’ve struggled the epitome of that is Ron Rice spent “many, many years up in a lot, too, and over the years, of Calais. The County,” in Easton, he said, people have stepped up to give Rice takes very little credit and has been in Calais for the me a hand so it’s payback time,” for the many things he does to last 10 or 12 years. Rice said. “What goes around help others. When asked why “I was about 17 when I en- comes around.” he devotes his time to giving to listed. I was kind of a bit on Rice added, “There’s a saying others, his response is a humble the wild side. I didn’t care for when we enlisted in the military one: “I don’t know,” which is a school anymore. I turned 17 on that says we took an oath to good indication he does it sim- the 22nd of March and I think on serve and defend our country, ply because it’s his nature. the 27th I enlisted,” he said. and when we got out, we weren’t Friend Stacey Coro described US Army Veteran Ron Rice (Photo by Jayna Smith) “I’ve got four tours in Viet- relieved of that.” Rice as a giving man who thinks of others first. “He’s brought responded with, “Yeah, right, With nearly 850 families stuff to me when I was laid up, and I’m Santa Claus!” utilizing the food pantry, Fr. he’s helped me get to Bangor Fr. Sivret said, “Ron says he Sivret explained how difficult when I needed to,” and, she said, does 35 hours...no, he does stuff it would be without Rice as part he’s even loaned her money. here, he does stuff down at the of the group of volunteers. “It “And some of it, he won’t let me annex, the thrift store, so he’s would be hard to replace him pay back, but I will find a way,” all over the place within the because there’s just so much Coro added. programs we have here.” we go through. Without him Rice spends most of his time Fr. Sivret also said of Rice, “I and some of the others, we just volunteering at the Irene Chad- call him my Director of Facility couldn’t do it.” bourne Ecumenical Food Pantry. and Engineering. Basically he’s Rice said he enjoys helping According to Rice, he has “cut the manager. He gets everything people, especially children. back to only” volunteering 35 organized, situated, if we need “What I enjoy most [at the food hours a week there. Upon hear- something done, carpentry, pantry] is the kids. I’ve got a ing that, President of the pantry whatever, he can do it, and couple of toy boxes here. Kids Father David Sivret quickly does it.” come in and they get a couple of toys, a couple of lollipops.” And these toys and candies are purchased by Rice himself, just to put a smile on a child’s face. Business owner and friend Karen Scribner described Rice Since 1983 as being very generous, yet very humble. “If there’s anything Driveways, Parking lots, Roads, Excavating, Seal coating going on where another person needs something, he’s the Residential, Municipal work first willing to help. I’ve even Free estimates seen him go buy diapers for Vicki Farrell has been seen around town recently decorating somebody whose baby needed vacant storefront windows just in time for International Home- 322-2231 • 454-0728 them. He just looks out for coming Festival. We're sure everyone will appreciate her hard MVNO000006818 people.” She feels with Rice work and the beautifully-themed paintings welcoming all to the being a veteran, coupled with festival. (Submitted photo)

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R & M IGA 88 Washington St., Eastport • 853-4050 CA000004955 PAGE 9 Princeton Woman Brings Passion to Animal Care By Kaileigh Deacon For a lot of people the love of animals comes naturally and just as easily as breath- ing, and for Princeton resident Ronda Cobb it is no different. For Ronda the love of animals started at birth and grew up with the more traditional dog and cat pets in her house but deep down the desire for more was always there. Over the years, Ronda has turned her love of animals from passion to profession having volunteered at PAWS for four years and working as a veterinary assistant for seven. In these jobs she learned a great deal of animal care and ways to Here, Ronda works on training one of her horses, Knight. The farm put it into practice. Now Ronda where she lives and works has a variety of animals from horses, works full time as a farrier, to goats, to ducks, chickens, cows, and more. (Photo Courtesy of farmer, pet sitter and Animal Ronda Cobb) Control Officer. She and her husband started Water’s Edge Farm in South Princeton bring- she has no problem telling bring their passion for animals ing her husband’s upbringing them no. “My priority is the to their friends and neighbors. on a farm full circle. best FIT for the pet,” Ronda Helping to give animals the After marrying her husband said. When Ronda takes in best care she can as well as Terry twenty-six years ago an animal before finding its giving back to her community With a farm full of animals it's common for Ronda and her husband and starting a family of their perfect home she makes sure Ronda Cobb gives animal care to get visitors. Here, Zoey Theriault of Princeton is learning how to own, Ronda started to get they have vet care spaying and a whole new meaning. milk a cow with Ronda. (Photo Courtesy of Ronda Cobb) more animals to grow with her neutering and in turn only asks family as well. It started when for a donation to reimburse her husband decided to get a this amount for each animal Calais Police Department Anonymous Tip Line: 454-8730 horse for their kids and didn’t she homes so she can provide tell her. Since then the number the same services for the next Non-Emergencies: 454-2752 of animals Ronda takes care animals she brings in. of has grown and includes one Ronda also takes one day a EMERGENCY: DIAL 911 Highland Bull, five Highland month to offer a pet nail trim- cows, one Highland Steer, two ming event at the Calais Trac- Highland heifer calves, two tor Supply. For $5 per animal jersey cows, a fourteen year old owners can bring their animals pig, a herd of Nigerian dwarf in to have their nails trimmed. and mini lamancha goats, a Not all animals travel well and flock of chickens, Sebastopol Ronda often makes house calls geese and peacocks. They also to do nail trimmings charging have three Great Danes, one $10 per animal. In a time when house calls are almost unheard German Shepard, one Austra- Tara grew up in the area and graduated lian Shepherd and a little terrier of for anything, Ronda does and several farm cats. what is in the best interest of from Woodland High School. Water’s Edge Farm in South the animals. Princeton is where Ronda “Ronda is such a treasure She earned her undergraduate degree in works with all these animals to our community, not just as well as taking care of sev- as an animal control officer Psychology from the University of eral animals in need of care. but as a help and a teacher. Connecticut, and received her Master of Through her work as Animal She has taken Zoey under her Science in Nursing from the University Control Officer, Ronda often wing and taught her so much takes in animals that need about animals and how to care of Southern Maine. help until they find the home for them,” Penni Therialut of they need. She works with the ZBaby Farm in Princeton said. She appreciates the feeling of family at “Recently my family has gone animals to get them ready for the health center and is happy to be back their homes but also to find the through some health issues perfect fit for the animal in the and Ronda has been more than home and working with a community she perfect home. When looking happy to help with our farm loves. for placement for an animal, animals right down to spending which can be anything from all night trying to save a new a cat to a horse, Ronda looks born baby goat.” Tara says “I have a passion for learning and to find the right home through In a time when a lot of old word of mouth through friends ways are considered antiquated problem solving, and being a Nurse Practitioner and vet references. If someone and out of date one woman isn’t the right fit for an animal and her family are working to combines those elements.” Tara is married with four young children. She also has a dog and a leopard Attention! gecko. When not working, Tara enjoys hiking, fishing, 4-wheeling, board and video games, and reading. There will be another Her favorite quote is from Theodore Roosevelt, LIFE GUARDING CLASS “Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.”

AUGUST 19 - 23 Family is a priority for Tara and she believes in treating each patient like a member of her family. Those interested must be at least 15 years of age. Class times are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tara is accepting new patients of all ages. $350 per participant. If interested please contact the St. Croix Regional Family Health Center Howard Fox Memorial Pool at 454-2762. 136 Mill Street, Princeton, ME 04668 This is a great opportunity for those going off to college or 796-5503 www.mystcroix.org trying to get a first time job! SCRFHC is an equal opportunity provider and employer. PAGE 10 Please e-mail calendar events to [email protected] by 8 a.m. Tuesday to be included in that week’s paper. Yard sales/ benefits need to be paid ads. We may edit or shorten submissions.

AUGUST 12: The Machias and Rescue Department Sta- ing and safe environment to -“A Married Life in Three Historical Society will hold tion at 5:30 p.m. find encouragement and hope. Parts” - three, three-week- their annual business meeting AUGUST 15: Passa- Open to all that have a breast long, installations (which AUGUST 7: Community and Dutch-treat dinner at 6:30 maquoddy Bay Symphony cancer diagnosis. FMI call began July 6) featuring the BBQ at Robbinston Historical p.m. at the Bluebird Restau- Orchestra rehearsals resume, Marianne at 454-0501. respective work of husband Society 20th Year Celebration rant in Machias. Reports of 7 to 9:30 p.m. Info: june. and wife, Richard Van Buren from 3 to 6 p.m. activities during the past year [email protected] or (207) and Batya Zamir, sculptor and AUGUST 8: Woven in will be discussed as will plans 213-9145. dancer - open hours 1 - 5 p.m. Time Quilt Show at St. Peter’s for events being scheduled for AUGUST 15: Calais Unit- at Atelier La Forest Gallery Anglican Church in St. Ste- the reminder of the year. All ed Methodist Church supper -2nd, 4th and 5th Mondays - also by appointment 726- phen from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. members are urged to attend. at 5 p.m. Baked beans, hot every month: The Monday 4466. (CAN). Quilts, dolls, fiber art AUGUST 13: Workshop: dogs, mac & cheese & more! Night Music Circle at CCLC and more. Sea Glass Lightcatchers with Proceeds will benefit church at 6 p.m. Bring an instrument AUGUST 9: Concert Series Sue MacNichol, ages 10 & up ministries and expenses. or come and listen! at Eastport Arts Center with at Eastport Arts Center from AUGUST 16: Concert Se- -Irene Chadbourne food -Knitting group at the Pem- Sam Schuth, violin at 7 p.m. noon to 2 p.m. Preregister: ali- ries at Eastport Arts Center pantry open 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. broke Library from 11 a.m. to AUGUST 9 & 10: Ma- [email protected] or with Resinosa Ensemble, pia- Closed holidays. 2 p.m. chias Valley Baptist Church, (207) 454-8822. no, cello, voice, at 7 p.m. -TOPS 228 Baileyville -Ironworks Quilters at the 8 Broadway, is hosting their AUGUST 13: Riverside AUGUST 16: Picnic Pub- meets at 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Pembroke Library from 6 p.m. Ladies’ Conference “Trans- Rebekahs Bottle Drive, 4 p.m. lic Supper, cold cuts, salads, People’s United Methodist to 8 p.m. formed. ‘Lord, I Need A until dark. Call Gilda at 454- fruit, etc St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, Baileyville. Corner of -The Freeway - Addiction Change’” with guest speaker, 7682 or Polly at 796-2230 for Church, Calais at 5:30 p.m. Third and Summit Street. Recovery at Calvary Chapel, Nancy Guthrie. The confer- pickup arrangements. $8 per person. FMI 454-8016. -3rd Monday of each month: 295 North Street, Calais. Ad- ence will begin Friday from 6 AUGUST 13: Weekly Bible AUGUST 17: Chicken Eastern Area Agency on Ag- dicts, friends, family mem- to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9 Study at Holy Trinity Chapel B-B-Q Supper at the Parish ing cafe in Machias held at the bers; All are welcome. 7 p.m. a.m. to noon. You may register in Dennysville (on Cemetery Hall in Dennysville at 5 p.m. Blue Bird Ranch Restaurant at First Tuesday of the month online at www.machiasvalley. Road) Facebook page at www. Chicken, baked potatoes, veg- 11 a.m. has potluck and testimony at org. facebook.com/holytrinitycha- gies, desserts, etc. -Last Monday of each 6:30 p.m. AUGUST 10: Members of pel.maine at 7 p.m. AUGUST 17-18: Work- month: Veterans’ Meet and -Ecstatic Dance, 5 to 6 p.m. the Hannah Weston Chapter, AUGUST 14: Savory beef shop: Figurative Ceramic Greet at Schooner Pub on at Eastport Arts Center. Info: Daughters of the American supper at Cherryfield Con- Sculpture with Elizabeth Os- Main Street in Calais at 6 p.m. [email protected]. Revolution will gather at the gregational Church Fellow- trander at Eastport Arts Center Enjoy free appetizers and so- -Just for Today AFG, AL Burnham Tavern Museum at ship Hall (River Road, Cher- from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. For cialize with fellow veterans. ANON Are you affected by a 1 p.m. for their annual “lawn- ryfield). Dinner served at 5:30 ages 12 & up. Preregister: ali- All are welcome. loved one’s drinking? Group party-less” lawn party to ben- p.m., doors open at 5 p.m. [email protected] or -Third Monday of each meets every Tuesday night efit the 249 year old building. AUGUST 14: Quiet Prayer (207) 454-8822. month: American Legion at 6:30 (CAN), 5:30 (US), AUGUST 10: Annual at Grace Chapel - Robbinston AUGUST 30: Riverside Sherman Brothers Post #3 at St. Stephen’s Catholic Friends of the Calais Free Li- Historical Society at 8 a.m. Rebekahs Food Sale at Bai- monthly meeting at St. Anne’s Church, 407 Milltown Blvd. brary Book Sale (during the AUGUST 14: Summer- leyville Food Mart 9 a.m. to Episcopal Church in Calais at St. Stephen’s, New Bruns- International Festival) - lower Keys presents: Mary Potterton noon. 6 p.m. wick. Please use entrance on level of Calais Free Library - Memorial Concerts at Con- AUGUST 30: Food Sale -First Monday Tea at the li- back side of building next to beginning at 10 a.m. gregational Christian Church at 8 a.m. at St. Anne’s Epis- brary (except when it falls on church. AUGUST 10: Open House in Lubec at 7:30 p.m. Andrea copal Church, Calais. Lots of a federal/state holiday) at Lin- -Third Tuesdays, Communi- at Sawyer Observatory, Coun- Maurer and Richard McIntyre. homemade goodies. FMI 454- coln Memorial Public Library ty Cafe - Meddybemps Com- ty Road in Pembroke, around Free. FMI: www.summerkeys. 8016. in Dennysville (parking lot munity Center (849 Maine St.) sunset. FMI csawyer@road- com, call 207-733 -2316 or AUGUST 30 (NOTE shared with church),15 King - sponsored by Eastern Agency runner.com. email sksmail@summerkeys. DATE CHANGE): Calais Street from 4 to 7 p.m. on Aging - dinner served ($4) AUGUST 10: Public dinner com. Area Breast Cancer Support -4th Monday of the month: at 11:30 a.m. - visiting with at the Pembroke Legion Hall AUGUST 14: “Charlatan, Group will be meeting at 3 Potluck and Community Dis- others, board games, & cards at 5 p.m. or Gifted Healer? - Dr. Pom- p.m. in the downstairs parlor cussion: Building a Recovery available from 10 a.m. Reser- AUGUST 10: Backyard roy of New York City & Pem- at the Calais United Meth- Community. From 5:30 to vations necessary by previous Poultry Event at Calais Tractor broke, Maine” presented by odist Church, 849 Main St., 7:30 p.m. at Your Place, Inc., Monday (454-2215) Supply, 289 South Street, from Susan Sanfilippo - Pembroke Calais. This month we will 8 Old Mill Road, Ellsworth. -Yoga for All Levels with 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Includes a Historical Society at Pem- be discussing Chapter 8 of Bring a potluck dish to share Lilli Danae from 8:30-9:30 community market and expert broke Library at 6:30 p.m. “Breasts – The Owner’s Man- if you choose. FMI email de- a.m. at Eastport Arts Center. event partners to help custom- AUGUST 14: Public Din- ual” by Dr. Kristi Funk. This [email protected] or Info: [email protected]. ers. Everyone is welcome. ner at Charlotte Volunteer Fire free “gathering” is a comfort- call 667-7171.

Order of the Eastern Star Pancake Breakfast Grampie Bill’s Place St. Croix Masonic Hall would like to thank C & E Feeds 10 Calais Avenue for their generous donation AUGUST 5 - 8 Saturday, August 10 7 to 10 a.m. for our upcoming Fast & Furious Lion Crawl Comes with Thanksgiving Dinner. Presents: King CA000006557 Sausage or Bacon Hobbs & Shaw $6/person Nightly 7 p.m. CA000006572 Nightly 7 p.m. Nightly 7 p.m. R PG-13 PG FINAL SHOWS

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noon. Come join other home day through Sept. 27th from 4 -Weekly Grief Support schooled families as they par- p.m. to 7 p.m. More informa- Group to provide help and en- ticipate in activities and crafts. tion Deb Hanson 454-8733. couragement after the death of -St. Croix International -Irene Chadbourne food FMI 454-2758. a spouse, child, family mem- Quilter’s Guild meets the 3rd pantry open 10 a.m. to noon. -StAR (St. Anne’s Reads) at ber, or friend. Meets Saturdays Wednesday of each month at Closed holidays. Calais Free Library from 3 to from 2 to 4 p.m. until Aug. 31, the Methodist Homes Rec. Cen- -Crafters gather to work 4 p.m. Story, conversation and Down East Community Hospi- ter at 6 p.m. New members wel- on projects at 10 a.m. at St. activity for ages 5 and up. -Gentle Flow Yoga with Ka- tal, 11 Hospital Drive, Machi- come. Anne’s, Church St., Calais - tie Wilson from 8:30 to 9:30 as. FMI call 259-6495. -AL-ANON meets at 6:30 FMI call 454-8016. a.m. at Eastport Arts Center. -“A Married Life in Three p.m. in the old Calais Hospital -Zumba, dance-based fitness Info: anchorandbalanceyoga@ Parts” - three, three-week-long, basement. is being offered at St. Anne’s gmail.com. installations (which began July -St. Croix Valley International Church in Calais at 8:30 a.m. -Wiggles and Giggles at -Spinners at the Pembroke 6) featuring the respective Garden Club meets April to Jan- All levels welcome. the Calais Free Library from Library from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. work of husband and wife, uary, third Wednesday afternoon -Eastern Area Agency on 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Ba- -Saturday Morning Knitters Richard Van Buren and Batya of the month. Activities include Aging cafe serving meals at bies, toddlers and caregivers at Calais Free Library from 10 Zamir, sculptor and dancer - garden tours, demonstrations, Palmer Lane Estates in Calais are welcome. to 11:30 a.m. Upcoming dates: open hours 3 - 6 p.m. at Ate- speakers and tips. FMI Anne at 11:30 a.m. -Irene Chadbourne food 8/17. FMI 454-2758. lier La Forest Gallery - also by (506) 466-6637 or email us at -St. Croix Valley Assembly pantry open 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. -Children’s Theater Work- appointment 726-4466. [email protected]. of God is sponsoring Over- Closed holidays. shop from 10 to 11:30 a.m., -Are you affected by a loved comers Outreach, a biblical -Creative Coloring at St. through April 20, for all ages one’s drinking? AL-ANON study of the 12 Step Program. Anne’s Church in Calais from (6 & under should be accom- meets every Wednesday at 7 If interested contact Pastor 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. FMI call panied by a caregiver), free, p.m at West Lubec Methodist Chuck Green 315-806-6457 454-8016. EAC. Questions: info@east- -First Sunday of the month: Church. or Rex at 207-904-8087. -1st, 3rd and 5th Fridays: portartscenter.org. Coffeehouse at Cobscook -Calais Community Cafe -Alcoholics Anonymous Music Circle (country, blue- -Lego Builders Club is back Community Learning Center is serving lunch at noon at 72 meeting in the Calais Hospital grass, gospel) for participants at Calais Free Library from from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Palmer Lane, Calais. For reser- old building Every Thursday and listeners at the Pembroke 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Geared -Third Sunday of each vations call 454-2215. night at 7:30 p.m. Please use Library at 6:30 p.m. towards 5 and older. (Mega- month, meeting of the St. Cro- -Wednesday Morning Knit- side entrance. -Community Market at the blocks/Duplos are available ix Valley Amateur Radio Club ters at the Calais Free Library -Calais Free Library Home Alexander Grange, Cooper for younger kids.) All are wel- in the rec. room at Methodist from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Upcom- School from 10 a.m. to Road, Alexander every Fri- come! FMI 454-2758. Homes at 5:30 p.m. ing dates: 8/14, 8/28. FMI: 454- 2758. NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS! -Wednesday Morning Weav- NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS! ers at the Calais Free Library from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Upcom- ing dates: 8/7. FMI: 454-2758. Services Can help with: -Writer’s Group meets on al- ternate Wednesdays at CCLC • X-Ray • Neck pain in the Heartwood Lodge at 1 • Lumbar spinal decompression • Lower back pain p.m. No fee. All writers are welcome! FMI mrbrown64@msn. • Cold laser therapy • Headaches/migraines com. • Cervical spine traction • Sciatica -Calais Free Library Lunch with the Librarian from noon • Postural analysis • Disc degeneration to 1 p.m. Bring a bag lunch or Dr. Vanessa • Pulsed electromagnetic • Nerve pain just simply join the librarian for McKnight-Whitford lunch, story and activity time field therapy • Concussion and to also collect reading priz- Chiropractor es. FMI: 454-2758. -Dennys River Farmers’ Mar- ket in the church parking lot To book an appointment please call: (506) 466-2932 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Also nearby Lincoln Memorial Public Li- balancedwellnessfamilychiropractic.ca • Follow us on FB brary book sale. -Charlotte Historical Society 26 Eddie Lane, St. Stephen, NB open for Genealogy Library and (located in the lower level of the AA Dental Clinic) Museum - Town Hall - 9 a.m. to CA000006559 2 p.m.

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Check Laugh out loud with Yuk Yuk’s! us out 663 Main St., Calais • 207-454-7111 Aug. 16 & 17 • 8 p.m. Comedy Show tickets: $20.50/person Wednesday is FAMILY Laugh, Stay & Eat! NIGHT! Attend the comedy show, stay in one of our exquisite rooms and join us for breakfast in the morning! 1.855.529.8693 Package rates starting from $408 plus tax, per night Open Tuesday - Friday based on double occupancy. Call for more details! at 5 p.m. Happy Hour: 4 to 6 p.m. DAILY! PAGE 12

Photos by John Rogers unless otherwise noted. LADY BLUE DEVILS WIN SUMMER BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS

Lady Blue Devil Alexis Donahue powers through defenders to the Pictured in summer basketball are the Calais Lady Blue Devils. Shown front l-r: Nedra Bassett, Olivia hoop. Huckins, Lauren Cook, Libby Bitar, Serina Fredette, and Sophia McVicar. Back Row l-r: Chloe Farrar, Trinity Jones, Sage Phillips, Mercedes Owen, Alexis Donahue, Nava Thomas, and Megan Mitchell.

Nice shooting from Olivia Huckins brings the ball over midcourt. the sideline from Chloe Farrar passes to a teammate inside the lane. Mercedes Owen. Sailors Cycle for Children's Wish Foundation By Natalie Boomer Every year members of the Canadian Navy Frigate HMCS Fredericton cycle across New Brunswick to help raise money for the Children’s Wish Foundation. The Children’s Wish Foundation grants wishes to children between the ages of three and seventeen years who have been diagnosed with neurological disorders and life-threatening illnesses. The first wish was granted in 1985 and Children’s Wish has now successfully granted more than 25,000 children their wish over the years. They are Canada’s largest wish-granting charity and have impacted more than 1,000 children lives each and every year. They rely on donations and the generosity of businesses, individuals, groups, and fundraisers. Over 900 wishes have been granted in just New Brunswick alone and 82 more are in progress. Because the average cost of a wish is around $10,000, the need is very great. Nine cyclists will be traveling on different routes on August 8th to the 16th. On the 10th the sailors will ride into St. Nice set shot by Stephen at 9 a.m. and be at the Chocolate Park and Waterfront at 10 a.m. and will host various activities for families. Trinity Jones. On Sunday they will be cycling to other multiple locations throughout St. Stephen, hosting fundraisers and more activities. The Sailors were able to raise over $61,000 last year and hope to make even more this year. www.wqdy.fm

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Photos by John Rogers unless LADY BLUE DEVILS WIN SUMMER otherwise noted. BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS

Sage Phillips beats the defense to get to the glass.

Nedra Bassett breaks through two defensive players. Serina Fredette gets the shot off at the glass.

Machias Wild Blueberry Run August 17 Healthy Acadia is thrilled 25-40, 41-55, 56-70, 71+, and If you cannot attend, please to sponsor the Machias Wild First Walker. consider donating to support the Blueberry 5-Mile Run/Walk and Team Awards: 1st & 2nd Downeast Cancer Patient Navi- 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk on Satur- teams. Top 3 score by place gation Program. Checks may be day, August 17, 2019. The Wild of finish. Ties are determined made payable to Healthy Acadia Blueberry Run serves as the by fastest cumulative times. and mailed or delivered to: Blue- kick-off to the annual Machias Awards for 1 Mile: Top female berry Run, Healthy Acadia, 121 Wild Blueberry Festival, which & male ages: 8 & under, 9-10, Court Street, Suite A, Machias, features hundreds of craft and & 11-13. ME 04654. food vendors, exhibits, and fun Register for either event online Healthy Acadia is a 501(c) activities. Race proceeds will (recommended) at: https://run- (3) nonprofit organization that directly benefit the Downeast signup.com/Race/ME/Machias/ engages in a broad range of Cancer Patient Navigation Pro- WilblueberryRunWalkFunRun- initiatives to build healthier gram, a program of Healthy Walk; mail your completed reg- communities and make it easier Acadia and the Beth C. Wright istration with check payment to: for people to lead healthy lives Cancer Resource Center. Cancer Blueberry Run, Healthy Acadia, across Washington and Hancock Patient Navigators provide car- 121 Court Street, Suite A, Ma- counties, Maine. Learn more at ing, effective support and ac- chias, ME 04654; or register in www.healthyacadia.org. cess to resources and treatment person on the day of the race. for individuals throughout all phases of their cancer journey. Event registration will take Sophia McVicar takes the fast break to the glass. place at the Machias Valley Still Swinging After All These Christian School, (118 Court Street), beginning at 6 a.m. the Years day of the race. The 5-mile race begins promptly at 8 a.m., and the 1-mile event begins at 8:15 a.m. Awards will be presented directly following the race at the Hemmingway Annex on Court Street. Registration fees are as follows: 1-mile course: $10, or $15 on the day of the event. 5-mile course: $25/$30 day of event. Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome and invited to participate. Pre-register by August 9, 2019 to reserve your T-shirt size. Teams MUST pre-register by no later than 4 p.m. on Au- gust 14. An unlimited number of runners/walkers may register as a team. No headphones or pets are allowed on the course for either race. Baby strollers are permitted on the 1-mile course. Post-race awards will be given Chris Johnson hit the only home run--a three-run shot--during the for 5-Mile: Top 3 female & male 2019 Tony Tammaro Memorial Baseball Tournament held over the overall. Top female & male by weekend. Johnson managed the Keene's Lake team, which finished third overall. In that same game, Johnson's son Logan threw a Tough rebounding Libby Bitar brings down the ball. age group: 14 & under, 15-24, shut-out. (Photo by Jayna Smith) PAGE 14 Billy Howard

Broker • 1-207-214-7886

Calais Office Eastport Office Lubec Office 207-454-2525 207-853-2626 207-733-5511 Licensed Real Estate Broker 353 North St. 183 County Rd. 171 County Rd. Maine’s Down East Specialists

1357 Cutler Road, Whiting: Contemporary style home 31 Oscar Brown Road, Charlotte: 12 +/- acres on Round 21 School House Lane, Charlotte: A camp with 300’ of 71 US Route 1, Baring PLT: A cozy Ranch home with built in 2009 on 5+/- acres with 730’ of shore-front on Ma- Pond with 960’ of shore-front. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home shore-front on Pennamaquon Lake with power & septic. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car attached garage, hot air chias Bay. 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms featuring a large with kitchen, living room, enclosed porch, & a second floor The camp is just a few feet from the lake. Good boating & heat, on .71 of an acre. $59,900 great room with a fireplace overlooking the bay. $334,900 to expand, oversized 2-3 car garage. $279,000 fishing, great place to spend the summer! $125,000

64 Houlton Road, Baileyville: Location, location, loca- M10 L3B Houlton Road, Baileyville: 125+/- acres with #3017: 332 North Street, Calais: New substantial price drop, with an additional 1.2 acres added ready to develop as tion! A home & motel at the very busy, prime location at road frontage on Houlton Road-US Route 1 & backs up you wish! This thriving turn-key restaurant with spacious kitchen & modern amenities! Newly built in 2011, this is an all the intersection of Route 1 & Route 9. With 500’ of road- to Ryan Road. There is power at Route 1. This parcel is in one package with a 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath owners suite on the second floor. Plenty of parking & room for expansion front, plenty of parking & possibility of more land. Priced a good spot for a home site or your own private wood with a total of 1.79 acres!! $265,000 to sell! $176,000 lot. $65,000

100 South Shore Road, Alexander: A 3 bed 1 bath open 36 Cozy Cove Lane, Alexander: A 2 bedroom, 1 bath- Off Airline Road, Alexander: A get-a-way cabin with 40 #4063: 150 US Route 1, Baring PLT: A 4 bed 3 bath con- concept home on Pleasant Lake with upgrades. A 2 story one room year round livable cottage or summer get-a-way. acres. The camp has 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, & an enclosed temporary, built in 1990. With finished daylight basement, car garage with attached lean to, big deck, nice lawn to the Big fireplace, open concept kitchen, living room & dining porch. There is no power & has an out door privy. Property 3 car garage, enclosed sun porch, 5 +/- acres on US Route sandy beach, great swimming & boating. Year round living room, decks on front & rear of home. This home in move connects to ATV & snowmobile trails, it would make a great 1, first floor living, and is well landscaped! $179,000 with over an acre of land. Your home & get-a-way! $209,900 in ready! $139,900 hunting camp or just a get-a-way cabin! $49,900

65 Germain Street, Calais: A 4 bed 2 bath home in the #4051: 34 Downes Street, Calais: A New England farm 51 Downes Street, Calais: A 3 bed 1 bath home in the 293 River Road, Calais: A 3 bed 2 bath Victorian style center of town. Home needs TLC, has a double lot, 2 car house with 3 or 4 beds 1 ½ bath, fireplace, HWBB heat, center of town. Home has HWBB heat, hardwood floors, home on River Road just south of town, with a 1+/- acre big garage, hot top drive & open porch! $39,900 hardwood floors, hot top drive, & 2 car garage. Wonder- open front porch, one car garage, big yard & has many yard. Home has a 2 car garage & a one car garage/game ful downtown location! $115,000 renovations & updates! $129,000 room, also has large eat in kitchen & 2 enclosed porches. A great location & a great family home! $170,000

9 Ladyslipper Drive, Crawford: A 3 bed, 1 bath home one 309 Smith Ridge Road, Dennysville: A 2 story Gambrel 32 High Street, Eastport: Rare availability for Moose Is- 34 Snug Harbor Lane, Pembroke: A 2 bed 2 bath con- the edge of Crawford Lake. This home has a 2 car garage, built in 2012 with living on both floors. First floor has large land a whopping 6+/- acres in the heart of Eastport, with 3 temporary on the edge of Pennamaquan River & Cob- & front deck to admire the beautiful views! Enjoy excellent open concept living room & kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath- different access points with a large 3 bed 2 bath sea cap- scook Bay with 440’ shore front, 8+ acres of land, & large fishing, & the near by boat landing & ATV trails. A wonderful room, & mud room. Second floor has a large living room, tains house, with rolling fields for additional out buildings, pond. Home was built in 1992, open concept, 3 bay ga- year round home or a seasonal get-a-way! $249,000 kitchen, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, all knotty pine! $209,000 pets, gardening, or additional house lots.$166,900 rage, daylight basement. Move in ready! $299,000

10 Otis Lane, Perry: A very grand home on the edge of 8 Shore Drive, Princeton: A 2 bed, 2 bath home with 361 US Route 1, Robbinston: 19+/- acres of rolling fields 1140 US RT. 1, Robbinston: Enjoy country living in this Boyden’s Lake. This home has 4 beds, 2 ½ baths, 2 fire- 3 acres of land, 275’ of shore-front on Poccomoonshine leading to 1200’ of private pebble beach. Spacious ranch newer 4 bed 2 bath log home featuring knotty pine wood- places, a sun room, an elevator, & a 3 car garage with an Lake, 2-2 car garages, a 3 bay barn, bunk house, on de- home with 4BDR/3B, modern kitchen, game room, fire- work, hardwood floors, fireplace, large kitchen, porch, apartment overhead. Also features over the top landscap- mand generator, full walkout basement, & screened in place, woodstove, hardwood floors, full finished walk-out deck & full walkout foundation. Endless possibilities with ing with a pond & walkways. A must see! $649,000 porch! Beautiful property with privacy! $349,900 foundation, & attached 2 car garage. $459,000 70 acres of fields & woods. $299,000 PAGE 15

Jessie Tompkins-Howard Associate Broker • 1-207-214-3833

Calais Office Eastport Office Lubec Office 207-454-2525 207-853-2626 207-733-5511 Licensed Real Estate Broker 353 North St. 183 County Rd. 171 County Rd. Maine’s Down East Specialists

364 North Street, Calais: This older home keeps it’s charac- 8 Shado Lane, Calais: Comfortable split level home offers 20 Shado Lane, Calais: 1st floor features all of the ne- 255 River Road, Calais: Newer updates such as vinyl sid- ter with updates over the last 30 years to keep it current such a lot of recent updates, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, living room, cessities, kitchen, living room, dining room, bedroom & full ing, windows, propane furnace, on demand hot water, heat as a large kitchen with newer cabinets & corian countertops, 2 kitchen & dining area that opens to the back yard screen bath with laundry while the 2nd floor offers an additional 2 pump & propane fireplace make it easy & inexpensive to full baths, hardwood flooring & windows. Certainly a charmer room & patio. Ground level has plenty of room to expand bedrooms, den & full bath. l2.41 acres of garden space & maintain! A spacious 3.5 acres of open field, convenient with plenty of extra space on the main level. $139,900 with a rec room, laundry area & work shop. $149,900 lawn, & barn with garage offer ample storage. $158,000 to town for shopping & amenities! $129,900

107 Boardman Street, Calais: Open concept eat in kitchen 22 Bella Vista Lane, Calais: This stunning property has all of the bells and whistles! A beautiful, well kept 3 bedroom, 26 Plum Tree Lane, Calais: Beautiful contemporary home & living room with big windows, large main bath & two bed- 3 bath home with a lot of bonus space, full finished basement and TWO sun porches! Outside features a 16x32 features bright sunny open spaces with living, dining, kitchen, rooms in addition to the master with half bath & laundry! in ground pool, 2 stall horse barn with pasture, tandem detached garage, dog kennel, guest house with electric, full bath with laundry & bedroom all on the 1st floor, lofted bed- Two newer heating systems, new 200 AMP electrical, 0.44 European bread oven & grill area with gas, water and electric and large deck...all over looking the St. Croix River! room on the 2nd floor & full dry basement. All on 0.67 acres acre lot, shed & BRAND NEW 30’x40’ garage! $149,000 $299,900 with public water & private septic systems. $259,900

900 Main Street, Calais: Enjoy the many original features 55 Washington Street, Calais: Back heated porch with laundry, 38 Downes Street, Calais: With new windows, siding, 120 South Street, Calais: Bright sunny rooms with origi- of this home with wood burning fireplace, built ins, bay win- large eat-in kitchen with pantry, open concept double living room roof, front porch, addition with half bath, custom kitchen, nal hardwood floors, bay window, wainscoting, Stained dows, hardwood floors under carpet, claw foot tub & more! & dining area with 1/2 bath & 2 additional porches. Upstairs has 3 Pellet Stove, 2 heat pumps & much more! A spacious yard glass window, 24x24 garage & good sized door yard give Newer roof, vinyl siding & great yard space for gardening. bedrooms, full bath & walk in storage closet. New windows, new has a garden fence & a large shed. All of this in a great you plenty to work with for a great price! $78,000 $64,900 roof, new boiler, updated baths & kitchen & a garage. $99,000 neighborhood close to parks & recreation! $99,000

US Route 1, Baring PLT: Located ideally on US Route 16 Beech Street, Calais: Instant return, this fully occupied 73 North Street, Calais: Excellent visibility, parking and Baring Street, Calais: LOCATION! Commercial corner lot 1 between Route 9 & Calais this up to 3 acre parcel is 4 unit building features 2 commercial suites for a variety traffic count - this multi-unit boasts 4 apartment rentals and with frontage on US Route 1 and Canadian Border access perfect for retail, food, fun or service as it sees major truck of uses such as retail, service & administrative as well as retail space. House your business essentially for free by road. 8.47 Acres with MAJOR VISIBILITY! Just off the turn traffic and daily commuters. Additional land available! 2 1-bedroom second floor units with open concept living covering your mortgage with rental income...or add to your circle, this location is a steady route for trucks, tourists, $150,000 space, private balconies & coin-op laundry. $249,999 income by renting out the commercial space too! $179,900 contractors and locals! $174,900

1 Kendall Head Road, Eastport: Large open concept main 144 US Route 1, Robbinston: Offering 3+ bedrooms, 2 27 Seamans Road, Princeton: Home is ideally set up for 1644 Airline Road, Alexander: Contemporary home was floor with high ceilings with ocean views out every window. baths, 2 living rooms, den, dining room, eat in kitchen w/ long & short term guests with master suites on 1st & 2nd built around it’s gorgeous custom kitchen that opens up to a 2nd floor is the entire master bedroom with balcony, office, 1/2 pantry, mud room, office/hobby space, enclosed & open floor, finished basement & 1 bedroom year round apart- great room with views. The 1st floor offers a full bath, laundry/ bath. 32x22 drive under basement, 5.75 acre field spread with porches, 2 heating sources, 27x36 barn, storage shed ment above the garage. 5.76 acres of beautiful lawns, field pantry & a bedroom. 2nd floor for a full master suite with jet- RARE horseshoe sand beach on Johnson Cove! $279,000 and +/-70 acres of fields and forest. $234,900 and views of Pocomoonshine Lake. $329,000 ted tub & shower along with a large open loft area. $389,900

38 Birch Lane, Alexander: Full foundation with HWBB 98 South Shore Road, Alexander: This lakeside cottage 60 Oak Lane, Alexander: Lakeside cottage has been com- 59 Christmas Cove Road, Crawford: This sweet cape heat, 2 bedrooms 1 bath, kitchen/dining/living on the first features 2 bedrooms, loft area, bathroom, open kitchen, din- pletely renovated with all new electrical, plumbing, generator, built in 2003 offers options for single floor living featuring floor & large loft on the second floor. Wrap around porch, ing, living & bar room as well as a screened in porch & large custom window treatments throughout, knotty pine interior, open a bed, bath with laundry, kitchen, living, dining, deck & front deck, dock, swing set, hot tub, outdoor shower & large deck at waters edge. Easy access to the sandy beach with concept kitchen & living area, large bath with laundry & second mud room on first floor with additional 2 bedrooms & office garden area all on a spacious 0.83 acre lot! $130,000 stairs in place and a dock for your boat! $109,000 floor master with balcony overlooking the lake! $139,900 space upstairs & 2 car garage! $179,900 PAGE 16 Eastport Benefit for Congo Asylum Seekers Aug. 12 A benefit for the Maine Immi- Panama, Costa Rica, Nica- by Congolese government grant Rights Coalition (MIRC) ragua, Honduras, Guatemala soldiers. will be held in Eastport on and Mexico to the South Texas A 41-year-old man from Con- Monday, August 12, from 6-8 border. go’s capital, Kinshasa, said he p.m. at the Port Authority Wel- The New York Times inter- and his 10-year-old son had come Center. The evening will viewed asylum seekers in San spent four months traveling include refreshments, entertain- Antonio and reported one Con- to the border with a group of ment and a presentation by the golese woman cried as she about 10 families. At one point Executive Director of MIRC. stood on the sidewalk. She said he was robbed at gunpoint. The The asylum seekers now liv- her five-year-old daughter had man, a Red Cross volunteer ing in Southern Maine came gotten sick and died on a bus. and mechanic who asked to be from Congo fleeing violence “There weren’t any doctors, identified only by his first name, CRYSTAL L. GRASS between militias and govern- there wasn’t any medicine,” Alain, said he fled because he Crystal L. Grass, age 54, died ment soldiers, corruption and she said. “It’s too hard for me to spoke out about government on Thursday, August 1, 2019 MARILYN ADDIE government-led killings. Some talk about my story.” Another killings. “I cannot go back now,” in Portland's Mercy Hospital. (CORBETT) POLK traveled to neighboring Angola, woman said many migrants had Alain said. “They will kill me. Born on December 10, 1964 in Marilyn Addie (Corbett) then flew to South America. died because they were sick or We prefer to live in freedom. In Mars Hill to Eugene and Linda Polk, 81, passed away peace- They then traveled by bus and dehydrated. She sat with her my country there’s no freedom. (Mills) Cropley, the oldest of fully at her home in Baileyville on foot through Colombia, leg in a brace from being shot No democracy. We’re cornered. their two daughters. Crystal was on July 30, 2019, with her lov- We’re prisoners in our own predeceased by her parents and ing companion Brutus at her country.” several aunts and uncles. side. She was born in Calais on Card of Thanks The Democratic Republic Crystal was a beloved wife of February 14, 1938, the daugh- of Congo has been in conflict 34 years and is survived by her ter of Phillip W. and Mildred L. for decades. There has been devoted husband Gregory Grass (Hill) Corbett. increased instability since the and their two sons; Matthew She took much pride in her 2018 general election which Grass and wife Jill of Lincoln position as Inventory Control ended the rule of Joseph Kabila and Joshua Grass and wife Clerk for Georgia - Pacific un- after 18 years. Many Congo- Charlotte of Lambert Lake. A til her retirement. She served as Our heartfelt thanks to those who lese went to work in Angola to sister Star Cropley of Lambert Shop Steward and then Presi- escape the troubles, but that led Lake, and her precious grand- dent for Local Union #295. supported our mother and us during to regional conflict with Angola, children Max, Dominic and She was also a member of the her illness. Your kindness meant so which faces its own problems— Hannah, as well as her life long Quarter Century Club and a widespread corruption and ex- best friend and sister in-law member of The Daughters of much at this difficult time. treme poverty. Sharon Grass and brother in-law the American Revolution, Post All donations from the event Jeffery Grass. W.T. Wren in Baileyville. In ear- will go to Maine Immigrant Crystal was a loving wife and lier years she enjoyed bowling A special thanks to those at Beacon Rights Coalition, a non-profit mother, but being a "Nana" was on the Women's League at the organization located in Port- her greatest joy in life. Crystal Spednic Club, bingo, arts and Hospice and to Eveonne White who so land, Maine and dedicated to enjoyed going to camp, boating, crafts, knitting and crochet- improving the legal, social and fishing, painting, knitting and ing. She always loved a good generously gave of her time and love. economic conditions of Maine’s had many other interests, but mystery story. She spent many immigrants. See www.maineim- cherished spending quality time enjoyable summers at Pleasant migrantrights.org. with her family the most. Lake making memories with The Family of A Memorial Service will be friends old and new. Reta Severance held Saturday, August 10th at the Besides her parents, she Vanceboro Recreational Center, was predeceased by a son M. High Street, Vanceboro, Maine Andrew Polk, granddaughter at 3 p.m. Tracey Lawless, grandson PBSO Begins Matthew Childress, and broth- ********************* er-in-law Jack McPhee. Fall Season JOHN F. MURPHY Marilyn is survived by her The Passamaquoddy Bay Baileyville – A graveside ser- children Carmen (George) Symphony Orchestra (PBSO) vice for John Franklin Murphy, Small of Robbinston, Lorrie 29 Church Street, Calais • 454-8016 is tuning up for the fall season 58, who passed away on De- Johnson of Baileyville, Philip Rev. Sara Gavit, Rector with its first rehearsal on Thurs- cember 8, 2018, will be held at (Cindy) Polk of Princeton, [email protected] day, August 15 at the Eastport 11:00 am, Saturday, August 17, Shelly Childress of Robbin- Arts Center. The PBSO re- 2019 at Woodland Cemetery in ston, and Michael Polk of Sunday Morning Eucharist hearses every Thursday there- Baileyville. Arrangements by Eastport. She will also be after, with performances in Mays Funeral Home, Calais greatly missed by her sister at 9 a.m. Eastport on November 15, & Eastport. Condolences and Delores (Dodie) McPhee of Machias on November 16 and memories may be shared at Baileyville. She is also sur- “To know Christ and make Follow us on Faceook Calais on November 17. www.maysfuneralhome.com. vived by a daughter-in-law Christ known” The fall program includes Patricia Polk of Whitehouse, Franz Schubert’s Symphony ********************* Tennessee, 13 grandchildren, 8 No. 9 (The Great) and Niccolo great-grandchildren, nephews, Paganini’s Violin Concerto JAMES J. LUNN nieces and cousins. Calais – A committal service No.1 with Trond Saeverud Graveside services will be Catholic Mass Schedule through 9/1/19 conducting and playing the for James Joseph Lunn, 76, announced at a later date. who passed away suddenly Saturday Sunday violin solo. on February 25, 2019 will be 4 p.m. St. James - 8:30 a.m. A constituent member of the held, 10 a.m., Saturday, August Baileyville Immaculate Eastport Arts Center, the PBSO 10th at Calais Cemetery. Ar- 5:30 p.m. St. Ann - Conception - Calais is a multi-age, international rangements by Mays Funeral Peter Dana Point 10:30 a.m. orchestra comprised primarily Home, Calais & Eastport. St. Joseph - Eastport of amateur volunteer musicians Condolences and memories 12:30 p.m. who work hard on difficult pieces and have fun at the same may be shared at www.maysfu- [email protected] St. John - Pembroke neralhome.com time. New members are always welcome. Conductor Trond Saeverud inspires, challenges and encourages the orchestra’s players; he is supported by the Assistant Conductor, Gregory Sunday Morning Worship at 10 a.m. Biss. Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service at 6 p.m. For more information, or if you own an orchestral instru- Tuesday Night Bible Study at 6 p.m. Friday Night Youth Group at 6 p.m. ment and would like to be Wonder what’s going on at ~Grades 6 and up~ part of this dynamic group, People’s UMC? “Like” our Vacation Bible School - Aug. 13-15! please contact June Gregory Facebook page! at [email protected] or Corner of Summit St. & Third Ave., Baileyville www.calaisbaptist.org Office Hours: Thurs/Fri-9am-4pm or by appointment 207/213-9145. Church: 207-427-3923 Parsonage: 207-427-6672 21 Church Street, Calais, ME 04619 • Matthew Burden, Pastor 454-2579 or 454-3333 PAGE 17 Grand Lake Stream Scholarships for Washington Dave McCullough dence from Al LaPlante: joint meeting with Waite Club County Students Announced Dave, This is a copy of the so that he could explain the What a wonderful week in email I sent to GLS ATV Club municipal grant, clarify any Four Maine Community Foundation scholarship funds have Grand Lake Stream! This is President re conversation with misconceptions, and answer awarded $195,246 to 29 students from Washington County to the summer we have all looked Wayne Shorey, Forrester for any questions people may have. support their pursuit of a post-secondary education. forward to during our long last Wagner 8/31: I explained to him I would be The Strater Downeast Scholarship Fund, Sally Stetson Tongren winter!! A few boats are on He has proposed a project for gone in two weeks and that Scholarship Fund for Washington County, Marilla W. and Harold West Grand and Big Lake and rock removal and road grading President would be the go-to A. Lund Scholarship, and Downeast Scholarship Fund all ben- from all reports the fishing and for Little River Rd & Crossover person for this issue. Al efit residents of Washington County. Students will be attending catching are very good. The Rd. The Downeast Lakes Land the University of Maine at Machias, Orono and Farmington, as scenery is outstanding! Wagner will pay 1/3, DOT Trust is pleased to once again well as Thomas College, Maine Maritime Academy, University Remember the weekly -ATV Maine (Re Brian Bron- take part in the Downeast Con- of New England, and several other New England institutions of Wednesday community picnic son) will pay2/3 ($5,000). No servation Trail Race Series. higher learning. will be held at Jane and Brian money will be paid my GLS The first race in the series, the Deadline for applications for these scholarships is May 15, 2020. Devereaux’s Camp on Big ATV Club. We are a “pass Downeast Lakes 5 miler, is on Applications and guidelines are available at www.mainecf.org. Lake (phone 796-5150) on 141 Thru” for the funds and will Saturday, August 17th at Grand Pine Drive. Directions are: have the work credited to our Lake Stream in support of the follow Water Street to Colonial club. Danny Bailey Construc- Downeast Lakes Land Trust. Acres, turn on to Pine Drive and tion has been hired to do the Organized by Baxter Outdoors it is the first right #141. Be sure work and no work will be re- this race winds through some and bring your favorite dish quired by club members. richly wooded hillsides and 106 Main Street, #F, to share plus chairs, beverage, Conversation with Brian along the western shore of West Houlton, ME 04730 plates and other items to please Bronson DOT ATV Maine Grand Lake (perfect for cool- your pallet! Meet you there at 8/31: ing off in after the race). More Support Services, Free Pregnancy 5:00. Brian confirmed that the club information and registration Tests, Confidential Peer Counseling, Remember the Friday morn- share of the funds for these at: www.baxteroutdoors.com/ Abortion Recovery Program, ing breakfast at the Pine Tree projects would be covered by events/summer4.html. Alternatives To Abortion. Store from 7 to 9am with staff his office and would be in ad- As you enter the Grand Lake from the Down East Lakes dition to the amount we already Stream Village area be sure (207) 532-6380 • Toll Free (866) 204-0824 • www.care-net.org Land Trust. It is always infor- receive from our grant. Next and notice all the flower -ar mative conversations so bring year it is hoped that we will rangements around the town. FOR RELEASE AUGUST 11, 2019 your ideas, suggestions and apply for the municipal grant Yesterday I watched Bill and concerns. which would cover the cost of Kathy Shamel use an extended This past week included an these cooperative projects with plant watering device that they THE TV CROSSWORD evening presentation by Dale land owners without affecting use to keep the plants healthy by Jacqueline E. Mathews Wheaton who has authored the the amount received for our and beautiful. A “SPECIAL books: Behind the Cast and also normal annual mileage-based THANKS” to Bill and Kathy. Observations From the Stern. grant. We would need to have This week’s serious Skills His presentation included the the municipality (GLS Planta- program is “Fishing for Smal- development of the outboard tion) agree to be the “pass thru” lie’s” on West Grand. Meet at motor and its introduction into for the funds. We (the Club) the east side of the dam at 9:30. the Grand Lake Stream sports could appoint a project man- Bring your favorite fishing gear culture. There were 40 or more ager or managers to coordinate or the equipment will be pro- people in attendance enjoying with the landowner and to com- vided. As space is limited call his wonderful stories and wit. plete the paper work, bills, etc. the Land Trust at 796-2100 to The officers of the GLS ATV to submit to the Plantation. assure your space. Have great Club have done a great job this If the Plantation prefers to fishing!! August 8th. year! Thanks for all the volun- manage it themselves they Your humble correspondent teers that keep the club running would be entitled to an admin- Dave McCullough, contact so smoothly. istrative fee. I told Brian that I 207-796-2286 or dmccull1@ Here is a copy of correspon- would ask you to coordinate a maine.rr.com.

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Archaeological research with Soctomah and supervised in the state. The project also Township, Maine becomes than 145 countries. focused on the World War an archaeological study of the highlights a model for build- accessible to the public and For the 2019–20 academic II German prisoner of war site as part of a U.S. Depart- ing tribal capacity through integrates a Passamaquoddy year, AAUW is awarding a (POW) camp that was located ment of Defense munitions archaeological skills devel- perspective.” total of $4 million through on Passamaquoddy land in clean-up effort. opment and training in the AAUW is one of the world’s seven fellowships and grants eastern Maine has been recog- Newsom will use the tech- Passamaquoddy community, leading supporters of graduate programs to 259 scholars, re- nized with a 2019–20 Amer- nical report from that study Newsom says. women’s education. In the search projects and programs ican Fellowship from the as the basis for a broader UMaine has a strong reputa- past 130 years, it has provided promoting education and eq- American Association of Uni- manuscript focused on the tion in Northeast archaeology, more than $115 million in fel- uity for women and girls. versity Women (AAUW). history of the POW camp in with emphasis on indigenous lowships, grants and awards The fellowship provides a the Passamaquoddy home- archaeologies, shell midden to 13,000 women from more $6,000 grant to support the land, including results of the preservation and community work of UMaine assistant pro- site excavations. The current engagement, she notes. fessor of anthropology Bonnie community-based research “I am honored to be a Newsom and Passamaquoddy expands on the social aspects recipient of this award and Tribal Historic Preservation of a World War II POW camp I’m thrilled to have an oppor- Dining with Diane Officer Donald Soctomah, on Passamaquoddy land. tunity to work with the Pas- leading to the publication of Ultimately, the publication samaquoddy Tribal Historic BLUEBERRY MILK the results of their archaeo- will shed light on an undocu- Preservation Office on this 1/4 c. blueberries, fresh or frozen logical study of the former site mented aspect of Maine and publication,” says Newsom. ¼ cup sugar of the POW camp — one of tribal history, and offer a “It will help ensure that the seven established in Maine. In Native American perspective archaeology of the World 2/3 cup water 2013, Newsom collaborated on the German POW camps War II POW camp at Indian Milk for serving In sauce pan bring blueberries, sugar and water to a boil. Then turn to simmer and cook for 10 minutes or until the berries burst and thicken slightly. Strain and chill the Robbinston syrup. When ready to serve, put ¼ c. blueberry syrup in 2 cups of milk and stir well. You can add some maple syrup 28 below normal. There were 1.20 inches set in July 2, 2002! Kathy Mekelburg when you serve if this is not sweet enough for you. It all 454-0654 126 cooling degree days or 47 Another torrential downpour above normal. Total since Janu- with nearby lightning strikes depends on how sweet the berries are. July was hot and miserable. ary stands at 130 or 27 above gave .92 inches in a 20 minute The monthly mean temperature normal. period on the 21st. NOTE: Try strawberries, cherries or blackberries inof 68.4 degrees was 2.5 degrees Total precipitation of 5.23” July Weather Extremes since stead of the blueberries for a change. above normal and was 1.1 was 1.81 inches above normal. 1994:Warmest July 68.8 de- degrees warmer than last July. Total since January stands at grees in2013. Coldest July It was the hottest July since 40.65 inches or a whopping 62.6 degrees in 1996. Hottest 2016 and was the first warmer 10.33 inches above normal! temperature 97 degrees on July than normal month since Janu- This was the 4th consecutive 17, 199 (record for the month). ary! July had the greatest plus wet month which resulted in Lowest temperature 44 degrees temperature departure since a large concentration of mos- on July 27, 2001. Wettest July last August! Maximum tem- quitos. The seven month pre- 9.24 inches in 2013. Driest July perature was a blistering 94 cipitation total is 134 per cent .89 inches in 2001. Greatest degrees on the 5th, while the of normal and has been beaten daily amount 4.17 inches on minimum was 51 degrees on only by 42.18 inches for the July 5, 2014 (tropical storm). the 2nd and 8th. There were same period in 2014! Greatest Greatest storm total 4.61 inches 16 days with maximums 80 daily amount was 2.15 inches on July 4-5, 2014. Highest ba- degrees or above, while three on the 6th. There were 11 days rometer 30.37 inches on July of those were 90 or above. with measurable rainfall. Tor- 23, 2018. Lowest barometer The midnight temperature of rential rains fell on the 6th. The 29.05 inches July 20, 1996. 78 degrees on the 20th set an greatest hourly amount of 1.55 Maximum wind velocity 57 all-time record high beating 77 inches (4 - 5 p.m.) is a new re- miles per hour from the west degrees set Sept. 1, 2010! There cord for any month beating 1.25 southwest on July 5, 2014. were 13 heating degree days or inches set Aug. 29, 2009 and CA000002421

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Department of Corrections 5 Desiree Dore, of Perry: 1.) SNTC date 5/22/2019, fine 5/13/2019, fine $1,000, license Court News days. GLTY. Domestic violence assault on $500. GLTY. 3) Refusing to suspended 150 days. GLTY. ADJ: Adjudicated OFC: Of- Dakota S. Emerson, of Jone- January 13, 2019 in Calais. submit to arrest or detent, physi- 2) Operate vehicle without fense committed DFLT: De- sport: Failure to register vehicle DISP. 2) Falsifying physical cal force on March 24, 2019 in license - cond/restrictions on faulted judgment GLTY: Guilty on April 22, 2019 in Jonesport. evidence on January 13, 2019 Calais. DISP. May 12, 2019 in Calais. SNTC DISO: Dismissed for other rea- SNTC date 5/20/2019, fine in Calais. DISP. 3) Criminal Jasmin Herbert, of Alexan- date 5/13/2019, fine $250, Susp sons DISP: Dismissed, plead to $100. GLTY. invasion of computer privacy der: Motor vehicle speeding: $250. GLTY. another charge. PV: Parole Vio- Marcella Dawes, of Addi- on January 13, 2019 in Calais. 30+ mph over speed limit on Darvin Wynn Short, of Pem- lation; NG Not Guilty; WDRN - son: 1) Trafficking in prison SNTC date 5/8/2019, fine $250. March 12, 2019 in Robbinston. broke: OUI (alcohol) on May Withdrawn; DISW - Dismissed, contraband on May 2, 2019 in GLTY. SNTC date 5/8/2019, fine $750. 13, 2019 in Perry. SNTC date with no witness; DISE - Dis- Machias. DISP. 2) Violating Neil A. Grass, of Lambert GLTY. 5/15/2019, fine $700, Washing- missed, no evidence. condition of release on Mary 2, Lake: 1) Tampering with wit- Zachary R. Rhoades, of ton County Jail 48 hours, license Closed case report from May 2019 in Machias. SNTC date ness, informant, juror or victim Lubec: Operate vehicle with- suspended 150 days. GLTY. 1, 2019 to May 31, 2019. 5/20/2019, Washington County on December 21, 2018 in Calais. out license on March 9, 2019 Avel Antonio Myers, of Bronx, Alexander D. Finlay, of East Jail 7 days. GLTY. DISP. 2) Violating condition of in Calais. SNTC date 5/8/2019, New York: 1) Criminal trespass Machias: Criminal mischief on William C. Merchant, of Ad- release on December 21, 2018 fine $150. GLTY. on May 26, 2019 in Calais. April 14, 2019 in East Machias. dison: Violating condition of in Calais. SNTC date 5/22/2019, Clay M. Leveque Jr., of SNTC date 5/28/2019, Wash- SNTC date 5/7/2019, fine $150. release on May 2, 2019 in Jone- Washington County Jail 45 Princeton: Negotiate a worth- ington County Jail 48 hours. GLTY. sport. SNTC date 5/21/2019, fine days. GLTY. 3) Criminal threat- less instrument on March 21, GLTY. 2) Unlawful possession William C. Merchant, of $1,000, susp $1,000. GLTY. ening on December 21, 2018 in 2019 in Princeton. SNTC date of scheduled drug on May 26, Addison: Unlawful possession Marcella Dawes, of Addison: Calais. SNTC date 5/22/2019, 5/24/2019, Washington County 2019 in Calais. SNTC date of scheduled drug on April 19, Violating condition of release Washington County Jail 45 Jail 48 hours. GLTY. 5/28/2019, fine $400. GLTY. 2019 in Addison. SNTC date on May 17, 2019 in Machias. days. GLTY. Leonard Francis, of Perry: Darius T. Hutchinson, of 5/21/2019, fine $1,000. GLTY. SNTC date 5/20/2019, Wash- Tabitha J. Carroll, of Pleasant Possess soft shell clams less Bronx, New York: 1) Criminal Briggette N. Newell, of East- ington County Jail 7 days. Point: Theft by unauthorized than 2 inch 10-20% on March trespass on May 26, 2019 in port: Operate vehicle without GLTY. taking or transfer on December 13, 2019 in Perry. SNTC date Calais. SNTC date 5/28/2019, license on April 7, 2019 in Har- Geneida Dunlop, of New 21, 2018 in Pembroke. SNTC 5/8/2019, fine $100. GLTY. Washington County Jail 49 rington. SNTC date 5/7/2019, York, New York: Violating date 5/22/2019, Washington Joseph Francis-Stevens, hours. GLTY. 2) Unlawful fine $150. GLTY. condition of release on May 17, County Jail 48 hours. GLTY. of Perry: Possess soft shell possession of scheduled drug Nicholas Hatt, of Lubec: 2019 in Machias. SNTC date Michael P. Babineau, of Sear- clams less than 2 inch 10-20% on May 26, 2019 in Calais. Harvester fail to tag shellfish 5/17/2019, Washington County sport: Fail to stop, remain, on March 13, 2019 in Perry. SNTC date 5/28/2019, fine on March 29, 2019 in Lubec. Jail 24 hours. GLTY. provide information on Febru- SNTC date 5/8/2019, fine $100. $400. GLTY. SNTC date 5/7/2019, fine $100. Karen Barbee, of Milbridge: ary 21, 2019 in Meddybemps. GLTY. Christy Rose Grant, of Lee: GLTY. Negotiate a worthless instru- DISI. Robert Goodrich, of Whit- Causing death of person while Devon M. Newman, of ment on February 1, 2019 in Alexander Villegas, of East- ing: Failure to register vehicle commit traffic infraction on Lubec: Harvester fail to tag Cherryfield. DISO. port: Refusing to submit to on April 22, 2019 in Calais. August 8, 2016 in Indian Town- shellfish on March 29, 2019 in Taylor R. Smiley, of Indian arrest or detent, physical force SNTC date 5/22/2019, fine ship. DISP. Lubec. SNTC date 5/7/2019, Township: 1) OUI (alcohol) - on March 24, 2019 in Calais. $100. GLTY. Marcella Dawes, of Addison: fine $100. GLTY. injury on December 31, 2018 SNTC date 5/22/2019, Wash- Morgan Tennant, of Cal- Use of drug paraphernalia on Daniel J. Graham, of Ad- in Indian Township. DISP. 2) ington County Jail 20 hours. ais: Failure to register vehicle December 29, 2018 in Jone- dison: Operate while license Aggravated driving to endan- GLTY. on April 14, 2019 in Calais. sport. DISP. suspended or revoked, prior ger on December 31, 2018 Michael Hatt, of Princeton: SNTC date 5/31/2019, fine Leonard Getchell Jr., of on April 1, 2019 in Addison. in Indian Township. DISP. 3) 1) Aggravated assault on March $100. GLTY. Beddington: Resident opera- SNTC date 5/7/2019, fine $500. Operate vehicle without license 20, 2019 in Princeton. DISP. 2) Branden J. Gillespie, of tor commercial fishing with- GLTY. on December 31, 2018 in Indian Disorderly conduct, loud un- Calais: Criminal mischief on out license on December 31, Annette Reynolds, of Cher- Township. DISP. 4) OUI (alco- reasonable noise on March 20, March 28, 2019 in Alexander. 2018 in Addison. SNTC date ryfield: Violating condition of hol) on December 31, 2018 in 2019 in Princeton. SNTC date SNTC date 5/8/2019, fine $250. 5/21/2019, fine $136. OFC. release on March 25, 2019 in Baring. SNTC date 5/22/2019, 5/22/2019, Washington County GLTY. James E. Strout, of Har- Milbridge. DISP. fine $500, Washington County Jail 5 days. GLTY. 3) Assault on Clay M. Levesque Jr., of rington: Resident operator com- Alex B. Stanley, of East Ma- Jail 21 days, stayed 6/21/2019. March 20, 2019 in Princeton. Princeton: Domestic violence mercial fishing without license chias: 1) Operate after habitual GLTY. SNTC date 5/22/2019, fine assault, priors DV on March 7, on December 31, 2018 in Ad- offender revocation, 2 prior Gordon L. Moores Jr., of Pem- $300, Washington County Jail 2019 in Indian Township. SNTC dison. SNTC date 5/21/2019, on April 25, 2019 in Machias- broke: 1) Domestic violence as- 21 days. GLTY. date 5/24/2019, Department of fine $150. DFLT. port. SNTC date 5/20/109, fine sault on January 3, 2019 in Cal- Alicia May Townsend, of Corrections 18 months all but Christopher A. Grant, of $1,000, Department of Correc- ais. DISP. 2) Domestic violence Calais: 1) Disorderly conduct, 60 days suspended, probation 1 Lubec: Resident operator com- tions 9 months, 1 day. GLTY. 2) reckless conduct on January fighting on March 24, 2019 in year. GLTY. mercial fishing without license Violating condition of release 3, 2019 in Calais. SNTC date Calais. SNTC date 5/22/2019, Carl N. McCoubrey, of Cal- on January 20, 2019 in Lubce. on April 25, 2019 in Machi- 5/22/2019, Washington County fine $500. GLTY. 2) Assault ais: 1) OUI (alcohol) on May SNTC date 5/21/2019, fine asport. SNTC date 5/20/2019, Jail 48 hours. GLTY. on March 24, 2019 in Calais. 12, 2019 in Calais. SNTC date $250. DFLT.

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the snow was too deep for the one of the Markets soon. lar Treat. The boys went ATV horses. Upcoming Birthday wishes for riding with Grandpa to Pleasant Pauline told about the night the upcoming week go out Ma- Lake Campground and had a Town News there was a fire in the wall be- rie Provencher Spencer, Jolleen delicious lunch. We all attended hind the stove. As her parents Podschlne, Brenda Prout, Pam Bethel Chapel in Talmadge and Alexander/Crawford fought the fire, the three older Magoon, Wesley Comeau, Jen I got to sing several songs and girls were sent to her Aunt Etta’s Brown, Anthony Myers, Crystal we had delicious food and had Cassie Oakes history. house for help. Etta and Clar- McCaslin, Steve Parks and Matt a great time. There were even Gert and Donny Newman’s ence Cousins “sent the boys up Sullivan. special guests, a butterfly and Rumor has it that the Seavey grandchildren Brylea, Brodie and the house was saved”. Pau- Upcoming Anniversary wish- frog. It was also nice to see Pas- family reunion was held in and Grady attended Chris Tay- line has a great memory of her es go to Mike and Diana Howell, tor Brent in attendance after be- Crawford recently with 81 folks lor’s Basketball Camp in Cal- childhood and tells great sto- Ben and Sarina Speed and Josh ing sick. As you can see it was in attendance at the home of ais recently. Grady has been ries. She and her family moved and Tessa McArthur. I wish all a very busy week. Sebastian Terry and Roxanne Holst and spending the past month with to Townsend Hill (Alexander) couples many more years of heads back to Baltimore Mary- that it was a great time catching Gert and Donny, he also went when she was five. wedded bliss! land this week. Before spending up, eating and sharing stories. to Florida with the family while The AES Summer Library had Good thoughts this week go a week in Alexander, he spent I wonder which relative came Brylea was attending a USA Na- another fun filled week. This to Judy Lincoln Murray, Carle- a week in Farmington with his from the farthest, who were the tional Pageant. The cousins had time there were only 11 kids in ton Brown, Pike Seavey, Avis Grandfather Bromberg and for a youngest and oldest in atten- a great time at the Basketball attendance and 7 adults, but that McIntyre, Rusty Kinney, Eva few days before that he had been dance? Camp and have enjoyed spend- didn’t stop the fun. The kids Rose Fairbrother, Elwin Daley, in Massachusetts at his Great Congratulations to Alexan- ing time together. made patriotic magnets, played and Fred Wallace. Grandfather Martin Bromberg’s der residents Nathan and Sarah Pauline (Flood) DeWald and word games and did some I Spy This week was busy and fun. funeral. He said he will miss Pike on their recent wedding. her son David visited Marie Games. I took another week off from Maine, but is looking forward Many of you know Nathan’s and John Dudley on Thursday The Alexander Grange had Program to spend with my fam- to seeing his parents, my brother mom Laurie Hunnewell Pike morning. David shared that another successful Community ily. We did the normal things Mike and his wife Susanna. I and grandmother Brenda Gove. he had traced his ancestor and Market. Finally, gardens are like chores and errands; those am sure they are missing him I also heard that the Niles family Alexander early settler Peter starting to produce and there weren’t necessarily the fun too. And for now, we still have and friends gathered together to Flood back to Massachusetts were some fresh veggies, home- things. Fun things included a Carlos Jr. to keep us hopping. celebrate Mike’s 60th birthday. to a Richard Flood. Pauline made fudge and cookies along trip to St. Croix Island where If you have special activities, Another great family having descendant of Peter Flood and with canned relishes and veg- my nephew Sebastian became bragging rights for you or your a great time. And rumor has Daniel Seavey told of living as gies for sale along with several a Jr. Ranger, we enjoyed picnic family please do not hesitate to it that there may have been a a baby at the Howe house on vendors. The Yard Sale con- lunches at the Robbinston Boat contact me. My email address housewarming or two and some Middle Ridge before moving to tinues to receive new items and Landing. We went out for ice is [email protected]. Our folks traveling to far off places the Susie Frost place on Pineo will continue for a couple of cream several times twice at phone number is 454-2344 and having exciting and great vaca- Ridge, both in Cooper. In the more weeks. This past week’s S’Huckins and once at the Polar you can contact me won my Fa- tions. Please feel free to con- mid-1930s most roads were not supper was Chicken Stew made Treat in Perry. We visited the cebook page Cassie Oakes. You tact me and let me know what plowed which was true of Frost by Kim Rendell and it got rave Alexander Art Trail and made a may also snail mail me at 1328 is going on in your neck of the Corner. Major roads were “bro- reviews by all those that tried it. trip to Eastport; I think the boys Airline Road, Alexander, ME woods. Remember this is not ken out” by a pair of horses pull- John Dudley was in attendance favorite place there was the 04694. my column but our column. ing a log perpendicularly down again with free handouts about Candy Store. We went to Quod- And today’s news is tomorrow’s the roads. Men shoveled where local history. Hope to see you at dy Head and ate lunch at the Po- Calais

Sharon Frost bike parade will take place this gathering; I have been there Abigail and homemade dessert On Friday I spent the day 454-3339 Thursday at 6 p.m. in front of before. on Sunday afternoons through in St. George visiting my sick the Calais Free Library. There At the Kira Amphitheatre in August 25 at 1 p.m. (CAN). For aunt, an aunt from Halifax, and On August 7th, the Purple will be awards to follow and St. Andrews on August 10th more information, one may call had dinner at my aunt’s on Bea- Heart medal was established sidewalk art for kids who wish at 7 p.m. (CAN) will be Lisa 506-784-3101. ver Harbor Road. I met some in 1782 and the Vietnam War to participate. Ramey and Ethan Ash. Do you need a break? Talk- cousins and it was a beautiful began in 1964. Brooks & Kennedy will be A fireside chat with Hon. ing, sharing, living healthier, day with lots of pictures taken. For all you quilters, this performing at the Triangle Park Frank McKenna on economic dealing with stress--well drop Then is was onward to the cem- Thursday, August 8th, from 9 also on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. growth in New Brunswick. over to St. Stephen Thursday etery, stopped by my brother’s a.m. to 5 p.m. (US), at St. Pe- with Ken and Jane Brooks and Open to the public at Garcelon nights at 6 p.m. (US) at Kirk and his wife’s and had supper ter’s Anglican Church, Prince Joe and Nellie Kennedy. Come Civic Centre August 14th 1 to McCall Women’s Circle. with fresh garden vegetables. William Street, St. Stephen, early, get a nice spot, relax, 2 p.m. Ed Bell, you were so quiet Esther is such a wonderful there will be a quilt show with have a hot dog, cold drink and On August 16th is St. Anne’s about your retirement. You and cook and does everything so handmade dolls and other fibre wait to hear the group. You will Picnic Public Supper with cold Kathy are so deserving, boating easily as she works. A joyous art on display. Come meet the love it. cuts, salads, fruit, etc. at 5:30 etc. I didn’t think you would day it was. quilters. On Friday, August 9th, the p.m. Sounds like they’re get- follow through! Congratula- Miriam, thinking of you The Calais Congregational public is invited to join park ting us fattened up for winter tions! The new owners are on the loss of husband Eldon Church will be having its buf- rangers at St. Croix Island early, ha ha. keeping it stocked right up. Libby on August 12, 2017. fet this Thursday at 5 p.m. On Historic site for a salute to Ernie and Jason Couch Re- Cut the Cake: Robert O’Brien, Sure miss him. the menu is turkey, ham, baked honor Passamaquoddy paddlers vival will be in concert at the David Sivret II, Geoff Maker, My sister-in-law Debbie beans, casseroles, salads and as they journey past St. Croix Second Baptist Church on Michelle Cottrell, Bruce Price, Frost Joyce has been in and out desserts. That is quite a meal! I Island on their traditional canoe August 17th at 6 p.m. Nate Lutz, Dan McArthur, of the hospital in New Hamp- am hungry writing about it. voyage. Gather at 8:45 a.m. on McAdam Railway is still Rochelle Waycott, and Fred shire. My daughter Lisa has The children’s doll carriage/ the beach. That is an interesting presenting Tour and Tea with Baker. gone to help her out. I know she would welcome and appreciate a card from classmates. I will keep you updated. Quoddy Farms See the Light: Cleaning a WOODLAND chandelier can be an awesome task. A simple solution is to Accepting applications for: MANOR mix in a spray bottle a couple of Baileyville teaspoons rubbing alcohol and Current 2 BR Vacancies & a pint of warm water. Gently Future 1 BR, 2 BR HC & 3 BR Vacancies NOW AVAILABLE spray the chandelier and let it drip dry onto towels. Make sure 1 BR Apartments the light bulbs are turned off Quiet, comfortable, safe and affordable living on Rent based on 30% of income. and cool before starting. Toll Bridge Road in Eastport. Beautiful ocean views! Heat, hot water and electric included. (see Sharon’s recipes Laundry on site, heat and hot water included. Preference given to extremely low income: on page 26) Townhouse style with private entrance. 1 person - $13,650 / 2 person - $16,910 / (Higher incomes may also qualify) Ample parking & plenty of lawn area for children to play! View property and print application at www.mainedevelopment.com or contact: Call for more information or visit our website. Maine Development Assoc. www.mainedevelopment.com 1-800-639-1747 1-800-639-1747 • TTY Dial 711 TTY Dial 711 Preference given to very low income. Equal Housing Opportunity CA000006203 Equal Housing Opportunity CA000000613 PAGE 21 Wildlife Photos Tom, the Office Cat Have You Applied for Your Any- Deer Permit Yet?

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Fundy Talks North Atlantic Right Whales

By Natalie Boomer how they are impacted by together to understand the climate change. The Grand right whale’s plight and what The Canadian Parks and Manan Basin Conservation we can do to help the popula- Wilderness Society will be Area is an important habitat tion recover. Together, we will hosting Fundy Talks with for the endangered North look back in history to under- Amanda Babin on August Atlantic right whale. There stand the multiple threats the 14th. Babin, a University were no right whale births in population has faced over the of New Brunswick Ph.D. the year of 2018, but seven years, and what management candidate, will be present- whale calves are being tracked changes are being undertaken ing her talk, “North Atlantic that were born over the win- today.” The Fundy Talk will Right Whale Conservation ter. The Canadian Parks and take place at the Sunbury in the Bay of Fundy.” She Wilderness Society’s website Shores Arts and Nature Center has worked in freshwater and states that “Shipping and from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The marine ecosystems and plans fishing industries along with event will be open to the pub- on discussing how these eco- conservation groups and the lic and free of charge. systems are connected and concerned public have worked North Atlantic right whale in the Bay of Fundy. (Photo: Nick Hawkins) Outdoor Photography Princeton High School Reunion Class Offered in Grand Lake Stream By Natalie Boomer Downeast Lakes Land Trust is hosting an outdoor photography class on August 13th. The class will be lead by Adam Woodworth of Adam Woodworth Photography. Woodworth will guide participants through Grand Lake Stream and give photography tips and tricks along the way. This hands-on workshop will not only teach you how to snap a few great photos, but it will also have demonstrations and presentations of Woodworth’s previous work. Originally from Kittery, Maine, Woodworth is an award-winning filmmaker, a landscape photographer, a software engineer, a fine art printer, and has over 15 years of experience in the photography business. Although his love for photography began years and years ago, he began his work with landscapes in 2008. His work has led him all across New England. A lot of his photos are taken around the white mountains of New Hampshire and the sea coasts of Maine. Woodworth even offers photography editing tutorials on his website and in-person workshops throughout the rest of the year. The class will begin at 5 p.m. and run until 7 p.m. Participants are required to bring their own camera. Woodworth usually works with a Nikon camera, but any digital camera will Alumni from Princeton High School met at the Princeton Road and Gun Club on Saturday, August 3, do. This event is free to the public. For more information contact 2019 to reminisce about old times. Friends came from near and far to represent their class. Princeton Downeast Lake Land Trust at info.downeastlakes.org. High School was open from 1873 until 1968. Students attending the reunion graduated from 1948 through 1968. (Photo submitted by Lynn Lawless) PAGE 22 Meddybemps Linda Baniszeski Perfect weather for the many seals showed up. It is in the Town News visitors to Meddybemps Lake. area where the lost fishermen’s Happy Birthday wishes to Barry’s sister and husband, memorial is located. Of course, Baileyville Carolyn Furlong on August 11, Karen and Dennis Gilbert were Michele and I spent a few hours Lynn Lawless lodge at 7 Hillside St. and enjoy Bill Doten, Sr. (12) and Bob here for nearly two weeks. They at Mardens to scour the store for 441-9677 a delicious meal. Gordon (13). were joined for a week by their bargains. She got quilt fabric, I had the privilege to attend I look forward to receiving son Todd, his wife Tammi and materials and supplies to add to Hello Baileyville, how was the Princeton High School Re- news about Lake Meddybemps their three sons - Corey, An- an unfinished antique quilt top your week? Mine was pretty union on Saturday August 3rd. Association annual breakfast drew and Tj. These young ones from our paternal grandmother. good. Not exciting, but still a The High School in Princeton and membership meeting last enjoyed everything there was It is a full-sized quilt but she good week. was open from 1873 until 1968. weekend. I was not able to com- to do from early morning until is enlarging it to a Queen size. Is everyone ready for Interna- Alumni were there representing fortably attend since I have been dusk. They generally began by The final night of their visit, tional Festival? I see some fun classes that graduated from 1948 dealing with sciatica since April, fishing from the dock as soon we went to the Chowder House events scheduled and I am look- until 1968. It was a festive group which is very painful. This con- as they awoke and got some in Eastport and were able to ing forward to attending some of about forty people attending. dition makes it extremely dif- clothes on. The balance of the sit on the outside deck with myself. International Festival is Everyone brought a lunch and ficult to sit in a folding chair for day was spent boating and fish- their dogs. It was one of those always a good time. Old friends had a great time catching up with any length of time. Information ing from the boat out on the lake, warmer evenings in Eastport are in town and there is some- old friends. about the LMA events will be re- jet-skiing, swimming and kayak- with lovely light breezes. Of thing for everyone. Birthday wishes this week go ported when it is received. Next ing. Just watching them made course, they greatly enjoyed the Frontier Lodge #111 is plan- out to Mikaila Daigle, Craig Cro- week’s news will also include me exhausted. It is amazing to fresh seafood -- Michele loved ning to get in on the festivities man, David Tupper, Mike Tupper, the outcome of Monday night’s see many young people spend- her Lobster dinner and Mike his this year. They are offering a Heidi Seavey, Jim Braley, Mandy Meddybemps Special Town ing most of their time outside scallops. public bar-b-cue on Sunday Engroff, and Desiree Preston. Meeting regarding purchasing a and enjoying natural activities Dawn and Terry Lingle have August 11th from 11 a.m. until Happy Birthday everyone. new firetruck. I will attend and instead of being inside with a had visitors to their new home 1 p.m. On the menu is hotdogs, Have a safe week, stay healthy, stand for this meeting. I’m off computer or smart phone. The by the lake. They have also been hamburgers, macaroni salad, and let me know if you have to Bangor again for treatment Gilberts also enjoyed trips to out fishing; and, of course, their potato salad, watermelon, des- anything to share. Call me at 441- on Tuesday. Eastport for dinner, and Calais Australian Shepherd, Maizie is a serts, and drinks. See the ad on 9677 or e-mail lynnlawless@ Meg Rothberg was not here to shop at Marden’s. great boater and goes with them. page 3! Please come down to the outlook.com. for the annual LMA events, of We understand from various She is also becoming more pro- which she usually plays a good people that the fishing has been ficient at chasing a launched ball part. Meg, daughter Molly and really great on the Lake. The great distances. Legals/Notices son Jack were in Germany to eldest Gilbert boy caught 46 Tammi Smith’s lakeside home attend her niece, Zoe’s wedding. fish. The other two said they is always filled with friends This is her sister, Beth’s and hus- lost count. One said his “was and family. It is nice to see her band, Hans’s daughter. Beth and the biggest.” They catch and daughter Mindy and husband Hans will be back to their island release. Chris travel here to spend most camp later in August. After the My sister Michele, her hus- weekends. Tammi and Patty wedding, Meg and Amy were band Mike, and their two Ha- Reynolds shared summer garden traveling to Florence, Italy and vanese dogs (Daisy and Cali) is flourishing. We have an abun- the Amalfi Coast. When people were here for a week traveling dance of green tomatoes on the fly to Europe, it only make sense from Manning, South Carolina stalks and can hardly wait to eat Notice to take advantage of it and see to be with us. We have a neat them when they ripen. We have other countries while there. Meg arrangement. They visit us in the a had a few little green peppers. Washington County Community College too will be back in Meddybemps summer (when it is sweltering Indications are that lots more is seeking Request for Quotation in later in the month. hot in their area of the south). are on the way. We are told the the following area: Susan and Eric Olsanski And we visit them in the middle cucumbers are not coming in as have been here a couple of of winter when temperatures are quickly this year. We are having weeks. Sadly, both have been in the minuses here. Michele the same experience. We now - Installation of magnetic door lock ill throughout that time. Here’s and Mike loved the weather, have two that actually look like wishing a complete recovery for and being by the water. A trip to cucumbers, and other tiny buds system for 15 external doors. each of them, and sunny, happy Lubec is always on their agenda. have started to develop. and healthy times for the rest of Seals came in with the high tide Send your news to LBanisz- Mandatory site visit scheduled for 8/19/19. their stay. Congratulations to early afternoon one day, so they [email protected] or phone Eric who retired last week! had lunch with the dogs on the 454-3719. Blessings to all! It has been a beautiful week of outside deck of a restaurant and ... enjoy the beautiful weather Deadline for all submissions is warmth, sunshine and breezes. then walked to the shore as the while it lasts! August 30, 2019 at 1 p.m. Legals/Notices Please contact Desiree Thompson at 454-1021 or visit https://www.wccc.me.edu/about-wccc/ PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE news-info/rfp/ For more information Please take notice that the Indian Township Tribal Government, Box 301, Princeton, CA000006582 ME, 04668, Telephone 207-796-2301, is intending to file an application with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) on September 1, 2019 pursuant to the provisions of 38 M.R.S.A., Section 1301 et. seq. and 06-096 CMR Chapter 420. The application is for a septage land application site and storage on the former site located approximately 3.2 miles east on Telephone Road in Indian Township, Maine, owned by Indian Township and operated by the Indian Township Public Works Department.

Notice According to Department regulations, interested parties must be publicly notified, written Washington County Community College comments invited, and if justified, an opportunity for public hearing given. A written request is seeking Request for Quotation in for a public hearing, or that the Board of Environmental Protection assume jurisdiction of the the following area: application, must be received by the Department no later than 20 days after the application is accepted by the Department as complete for processing. -Catering Service The application and supporting documentation are available for review at the Bureau Deadline for all submissions is of Remediation and Waste Management (BRWM) at the DEP Eastern Maine Regional August 14, 2019 at 3 p.m. Office, 106 Hogan Road, Bangor ME 04401, during normal working hours. A copy of the application and supporting documentation may also be seen at the municipal office Please contact Leigh-Ann Hanson 454-1008 in Indian Township, Maine. or visit https://www.wccc.me.edu/about-wccc/ news-info/rfp/ Send all correspondence to: Attn: Residuals Utilization Unit, BRWM, Maine Department For more information of Environmental Protection, 17 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0017 CA000006569 (207-287-2651 or 1-800-452-1942). CA000006536 PAGE 23

Help Wanted talk sponsored by the Downeast Company led to the design of a Princeton Lakes Land Trust. I don’t like transom in the rear of the usu- to leave the inn when there ally double ended canoe style. Sandra Smith are thunderstorms because the The motor only weighed 35 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED building is so old and we have or so pounds and was reliable. The City of Calais is seeking volunteers to serve Wednesday was the last our five dogs. Luckily his talk Most believe that the first one session of the Summer of was in between the two storms. was built in 1923 but Dale feels on various boards. Volunteers are expected to Science Program. The project Dale didn’t disappoint with a that the later dates are closer attend occasional evening meetings as scheduled. was to make a light for the few funny stories. However to the time. It was nice to chat pirate cave. Young partici- more interesting was the re- with Dale, and learned that he If you are a Calais resident and have an interest in pants learned how to connect sults of his research on the first sold his sporting camp seven a light bulb to a battery and “Grand Laker.” He talked to years ago. An added bonus civic affairs and community involvement please call then learned Morse code to those who would have the most when anyone there purchased Mike Ellis at 454-2521, ext. 8 or signal S.O.S. 4-H Community accurate information and as his current book, “Behind the Teacher, Sandy Copel-Parsons best he could resolve the mys- Cast” his previous book was email [email protected] and Junior Leader, Cali Berry tery. He felt that the first laker included. Both are an excel- CA000006586 brought a special final treat of was built sometime between lent read about the real Maine whoopie pies. 1925 and 1927. The invention Guide’s experiences. Also on Wednesday, I was of a new smaller, reversible On Saturday, we took a Be a Volunteer able to attend Dale Wheaton’s outboard motor by the Johnson couple of hours off to attend the Eastern Maine Electric English Tutor! Help Wanted Co-op Annual Meeting. It was a good lunch, music and Learn how to tutor English as a second language (ESL)! interesting company information. With all that is going WASHINGTON ACADEMY on with other Maine electric Location: Washington County Adult Education, 6 Colonial Way, PO Box 190 companies, we are lucky to Machias (Next door to the Whole Life Natural Market) East Machias, ME 04630 have a locallymanaged/owned company. In addition to give- Date/Time: August 19, 22, 26, 29 from 5:30PM to 8:00PM Vacancies aways for all attendees of bags, date book and pen, jar opener and screwdriver set there were Fee: $45 (Includes book) Substitute Teachers the usual drawings of $500 for ($75 a day) two people and an Old Town For more information or to sign up call 255-4917 or email Canoe along with many do- [email protected] nated items. Substitute Bus Drivers In case you missed it, there See Ad on Facebook under Washington County Adult Education was an article in the Bangor for complete Ad information For an application go to: Daily News about a hearing on MVNO000007070 the Forest City hydroelectric dam on East Grand Lake. It https://www.washingtonacademy.org/about/employment is hosted by the Federal En- Elementary Teaching Position ergy Regulatory Commission Calais School Department Call 255-8301 ext 211 Wednesday, August 28 at 3:30 or p.m. at the East Grand High School. The Calais School Committee is accepting E-mail [email protected] I was asked by Alane G. applications for the position of Elementary Teacher EOE (continued on page 25) MVNO000007108 Maine State Certiﬁcation Required

Applications are available at the Mental Health Counselor Ofﬁce of the Superintendent of Schools 32 Blue Devil Hill General Description: The Mental Health Counselor provides clinical evaluations and treatment Calais, ME 04619 services to clients (children and adults) seeking behavioral health services. (207) 454-7561 Position in the Tribal Organization: The Mental Health Counselor is a permanent, full-time position Applications will close when suitable candidate is found within the Behavioral Health Division of Passamaquoddy Health Center.

E.O.E. Duties: CA000006579 • Provide initial intakes assessments and evaluations for clients. • Develop comprehensive, individualized treatment plans with clients. • Provide groups for community when requested and/or necessary. • Work with agency staff, family members and community agencies in order to coordinate treatment for clients. • Maintain records in accordance with agency and licensure regulations. • Participate in administrative and clinical supervision. • Maintain an adequate active case load of clients. • Maintain a good working relationship with other agencies. Position for Assistant Adult • Serve as a good role model for the community. • Must conduct themselves in an appropriate professional manner at all times. Education Director • Other duties as assigned.

Candidate must have a bachelor’s degree in education and a willingness Minimum Qualifications: to become state certified as an assistant adult education director. Professional Development costs will be provided. • Masters Degree in Social Work or related field • Fully Licensed in any state, LCPC or LCSW Assists the director in oversite of programs: adult basic education, high • Experience working with a team school completion, college transitions, vocational, academic and career • Excellent interpersonal communication skills advising, and other programs deemed appropriate for communities. This • Passamaquoddy preference is a county program, so travel is required at times, part of the time will • Must be able to successfully pass a criminal background check be doing instruction. This position will be provided with a gas card. The assistant director works to support efforts to meet mission, vision and goals. Other Required Skills: • Must adhere to the confidential procedures as defined by the Passamaquoddy Health Center. The portion of the position as a literacy/ELL instructor will work with • Must be able to accept supervision. immigrant populations, college students and other adults who need to • Must be able to function with a team as a team player. acquire the English language or increase their literacy skills. Professional • Knowledge of substance abuse and trauma. development and training will be provided. • Must be willing to continue professional development. Please send a resume and cover letter to: [email protected] • Must respect boundaries of coworkers and clients. MVNO000007100 CA000006577 PAGE 24 were hosted by Eddie and Evelyn steak and ribs with daughter Beth St. Stephen on Sunday. Our Baring Noddin. A great time was had and Kevin Small in Edmunds. thoughts and prayers go out to by all. Yummy!!! the family. Sally Doten Baileyville, and Sarah is the new John and Jo Gallant celebrated Calais Advertiser, May 16, For those of you that are shut- 454-2625 guidance counselor at Calais their 52nd wedding anniversary 1963: The Baring Fire Depart- in or just feeling out of sorts, High School. this week. Congratulations to this ment met at the Town Hall Tues- please know you are thought of Hello! Another slow week Russell Brown has been home great couple. day evening. It was announced daily. Sending you smiles and for news but I will tell you what helping with his parents, Carlton Recent visitors at our home that anyone wanting grass burned love. I know. It won’t be much. and Iris. Hope good health re- have been Alex Doten and Dana must secure a permit from the “Any day can be the start of Congratulations to Nathan turns soon. Brooker. It’s always good to have Calais Fire Department. something great!” Pike and Sarah Smith. They Baring Baptist Church cel- family and friends around. Sympathy is extended to the Stay strong; be well; you are were united in marriage on Aug. ebrated their annual picnic at Jim and I were guests at a family of Marion McCray who loved. 3. Nathan is a police officer in Crawford Lake on Sunday. They cookout on Sunday. We enjoyed unexpectedly passed away in Help Wanted AOS 96 Rose M. Gaffney School

Full-Time Certiﬁed Medical Assistant Library Tech Machias Family Practice Ed Tech III Certiﬁcation Required

People are the key to success of our health center and we rely on our staff to make our patient-focused Applications may be obtained at the Office of the Superintendent vision come to life. If you are compassionate, adaptable and experienced Certified Medical Assistant interested in joining our team, we would love to hear from you! SCOTT K. PORTER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Eastport Health Care aspires to meet a full spectrum of health needs in rural Maine with innovative, AOS 96 affordable treatment. Leading through listening, learning through partnership, and serving through 291 COURT STREET collaboration make us agents of change for better health outcomes in Washington County. MACHIAS, ME 04654 Job requirements: 255-6585 • Clinical and administrative experience • Great Work Environment • Excellent communication and people skills • Comprehensive Benefits Position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found. • Proficient computer skills • Market Competitive Salary • Electronic medical record experience a plus EOE

MVNO000007085 Please submit application, or cover letter and resume to:

Eastport Health Care, Inc. YANCY’S RESTAURANT Attn: Roxy Woodworth, H.R. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 30 Boynton St. Eastport, ME 04631 [email protected] SHORT ORDER COOK • $16/hour (after 3-week training period) Eastport Health Care is an equal opportunity employer & provider • 28 hours per week, Wednesday to Saturday. CA000006526 • Each week you will have Sunday, Monday and Tuesday OFF. We are closed these days. • 2 shifts will be 3 p.m. to close shifts. • 2 shifts will be 11 a.m to close shifts. • Schedule to be determined at hire. • You will have four Saturdays off a year - 1 Saturday every 3 months. • 1 week unpaid vacation in February (school break week) Engine Specialist Instructor • We close for New Year’s Day, Christmas day and the day after, Full-time position Thanksgiving Day, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day.

General Position Information: Instruct diesel and gasoline engine theory and techniques of disassembly, FRONT WAIT STAFF POSITION inspection, reassembly, troubleshooting and related program courses. Ability to manage all collegewide • 22 to 23 hours per week. instructor duties. This position is on a day/evening schedule. • Details to be discussed at interview. • Wait staff wage/hour, plus tips. Minimum Qualifications: Associate Degree in a mechanical field and up-to-date certifications and skills; 1-3 years’ experience in classroom instruction and ASE certification preferred. Candidates should GREAT DAYS! GREAT PAY! have experience with automotive and diesel engines and machining. Assistance will be provided to help the right candidate achieve their academic credentials. Applicants with an equivalent combination of Please pick up an application at our restaurant, education/certifications and experience will be considered. 332 North Street in Calais during open hours. CA000003038 Work Year/Start Date: August 2019 This position is in the Maine Education Association Faculty bargaining unit, work year is 32 weeks, 2 - 16 week semesters ending in May each year. Generally, 9 to 10 weeks off during the summer months. Salary is spread over 52 weeks; faculty benefits and salary continue year-round. Weekly work schedule is Monday through Friday, usually 20 hours of instruction with 20 hours of preparation time.

Salary: up to $47,413 depending on education and experience. Benefits: 100% employer paid health, dental and life insurance for employees (spouse/domestic partner/dependent coverage also available), vision insurance, choice between Maine Public Employees Retirement System or TIAA CREF in lieu “Where would your home be without WALLS?” of social security, generous sick (9)/personal time (2) allowances, professional development, and free tuition within the MCCS for employee, spouse and qualifying dependents. Service Technician Application Process: Review of applications will begin the week of Wednesday, August 14, 2019 and Part/Full-time will continue until the position is filled. Please send cover letter, resume, unofficial transcripts and a list of three professional references to [email protected] or call for more information Darin McGaw, Electrical and mechanical abilities required. Dean of Academic Affairs at (207) 454-1003 WCCC is an EO/AA Employer Call 255-3555 WCCC is an EO/AA Employer or 255-4024 CA000006565 MVNO000006984 PAGE 25

Remember Princeton Help Wanted Remember America is (continued from page 23) stillAmerica at War isin still at War in Vacancy - City of Calais Afghanistan. to put in a note about the Afghanistan. Woodland High School Class Calais Free Library - Children’s Librarian https://secure.uso.org/ https://secure.uso.org/ of 1974 Reunion. It is on Fri- day, August 9 at the Spednic The City of Calais is currently accepting applications for the Help Wanted Club. From 1 to 3:30 is Fam- part-time (29 hours a week), year-round position of Children’s ily Time. At the same time a Librarian at the Calais Free Library. representative from Woodland LLC will explain what is be- This position requires an interest in children’s literature, creativity, AOS 96 ing produced at the mill these attention to detail and love of children. The Children’s librarian is days. Social Hour is from 3:30 responsible for the day-to-day operation of the juvenile section of Jonesboro Elementary School to 4:30 just for class members the library and will need to be able to work with children of all ages- and their guests. Memorial 2019 – 2020 School Year time is 4:30 to 5:30. From 7 to planning programs and activities for them. For further details and/or 11 p.m. there is a dance which a copy of the job description, please contact the Calais Free Library 1/2 Grade Classroom Teacher is also open to the classes of at (207) 454-2758. 1973 and 1975. Send letter of application, resume, transcripts, copy of August 7 - Princeton Parks Applicants must be a high school graduate or possess a GED or and Recreation Meeting 6:00 its equivalent. The successful applicant will be required to submit to certiﬁcation and three letters of reference to: p.m. Fire station a thorough background investigation and successfully complete a August 12 - Princeton Li- pre-employment drug test. SCOTT K. PORTER brary “Let’s Talk About It” 7 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS p.m. Please apply by sending a current resume and cover letter on or AOS 96 August 12 & 18 - Firearms before Friday, August 9, 2019. This position will remain open until a 291 COURT STREET Hunter Safety Course at Princ- qualified candidate has been found. eton Rod & Gun Club MACHIAS, ME 04654 August 14 - Princeton Li- City of Calais 255-6585 brary Committee Meeting 5-6 Attn: Joyce Garland, Library Director p.m. Position will be ﬁlled when a suitable candidate is found. To send me news, just drop P. O. Box 413, Calais, ME 04619 me a note princetonnews@ [email protected] EOE outlook.com or give me a call after 10 a.m. at 796-2261. The City of Calais is an Equal Opportunity Employer MVNO000007086 CA000006459

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Fort O'Brien School Jasper Wyman & Son, DBA Wyman’s, a 145 year-old grower and processor of wild blueberries, is seeking an experienced FSQA Manager (Food Safety and Quality Assurance) for our US Operations. We are located on 2019-2020 the coast of beautiful Downeast Maine in Washington County - a great place to raise a family and/or simply live life the way it was meant to be. We are a privately held company that values our reputation and stewardship of Part Time Art Teacher the Wyman’s family legacy. The FSQA Manager is responsible for the management and ongoing maintenance (1 day per week) of the Quality Assurance Programs and Activities to ensure compliance with Company policies and Food Safety regulations and requirements, including GMP, HARPC, and FSMA. This includes the planning and coordination Applications may be obtained at the Office of the Superintendent of these activities with the Operations team, with emphasis on QA policies and procedures. TYPICAL JOB DUTIES SCOTT K. PORTER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1. Reviewing the audit results (internal/external) regarding the QA Programs, and making decisions regarding how best to address any issues or findings. This may include the creation of new procedures, the revision AOS 96 of existing procedures, or making recommendations regarding the training of QA employees. 291 COURT STREET 2. Investigating and identifying the root cause(s) for Internal and External Quality System Failures (QSFs), MACHIAS, ME 04654 and developing and implementing corrective actions that will reduce or eliminate a re-occurrence. 255-6585 Please contact April Norton for additional Typical Job Duties. Position will be filled when suitable a candidate is found. EXPERIENCE: EOE The ideal candidate would be experienced in: MVNO000007087 - Problem solving and root cause identification. - Developing and implementing corrective actions. - Grading of fresh and frozen berries. - Performing QA testing on both the retail bag lines. AOS 96 - Performing the QA Monitor role. The ideal candidate works well with others and provides direction in a professional and respectful manner. Bay Ridge Elementary School 5+ years’ experience in food manufacturing, experience with frozen food a plus. 2019-2020 - Oversight of GFSI systems; HACCP systems. - Customer Audits/Interactions. Grades 7/8 Teacher - Knowledge of Food Regulations. Full Time Position All Subjects 3+ years of supervisory experience.

Applications may be obtained at the Office of the Superintendent EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS: SQF Practitioner Certification SCOTT K. PORTER PCQI Certification SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS College Degree is required with desired experience. Bachelor’s Degree in Food Science or related field AOS 96 preferred. 291 COURT STREET CONTACT INFORMATION: April Norton MACHIAS, ME 04654 Director of Human Resources 255-6585 Jasper Wyman & Son PO Box 100 Position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found. Milbridge, ME 04658 Email resumes to: [email protected] EOE 207-546-3800 X318

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7,000 FT. OF Position wanted in an assisted WAREHOUSE living home. CRMAs , 12- SPACE hour and 24-hour available. FURNISHED AND UN- In Calais area. Call 207-952- FURNISHED 1 AND 2 AVAILABLE! 2061 or 207-454-8961. BDRM APTS in Calais and RENT ALL OR PARTIAL. Baileyville. Contact 214- 35 Cottage Lane, Baileyville, Maine • 207-897-5281 0033 after 7 p.m. Heidi Hol- Loading dock and overhead YARD SALE ley: 207-347-0880. doors and office. Saturday, $335,000 CA000006349 Call 454-7712, FURNISHED EFFICIEN- August 10 • 9-3 CY APTS - Located in Bai- 214-9136 or 214-7497 57 Barker St., Free Paper or Digital Subscription leyville. Heat, electric and Calais cable TV included. Laundry for Active or Retired, US Military, Police, Large basement apartment: Border Patrol, Fire Fighters and First Responders. available on premises. No pets Tools, yard equipment, allowed. Call for more info. Over 1000 square feet, living room, 427-6698. bedroom, half bathroom, kitchen, furniture, books, dolls Call (207) 454-3561 • Toll Free 1-844-268-6356 wood stove, storage. Also shared and more! or Send Email to ONE BEDROOM AND EF- shower and laundry. New paint and FICIENCY APARTMENTS kitchen. All utilities included. Modern [email protected] 91 North St. Calais. Call 952- home in Calais area with 4 acres of 9097. land overlooking a pond. We are Handyman looking for a person or persons to The Calais Advertiser is 1 OR 2 BDRM APTS AND live in a basement apartment at a $18/hr STOREFRONT available grateful to all our heroes modified rent in return for assistance Roofing and leaks, in Calais and Princeton. 949- with looking after our two dogs and in uniform and retired who 1321. looking after the house when we Carpentry, Painting served our great nation for are away. Nonsmokers, no drugs, and General Maintenance. LARGE 1 BEDROOM IN no cats, dog might be considered. the protection of others. CALAIS. All utilities includ- References from previous landlords ed. Very inexpensive. Call and or employer required. Call and Call Wayne McNally If one of your loved ones is serving overseas please let us know and 853-3101. leave a message at 207-454-4105. 207-271-6541 we will send their copy in US Military Mail Service (MPS) PAGE 27 Help Wanted

Calais Project Manager Rural Health Opioid Program

American Healthy Acadia, a community health coalition serving Hancock and Washington counties, seeks an experienced Project Manager to join a dynamic team passionate about making it Legion easier for all people to lead healthier lives. Michael McLean The Project Manager (PM) will oversee the daily functions and coordination of activities that support a Rural Health Opioid Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Health 454-3435 and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). The project is led by Healthy Acadia in collaboration with the Downeast Substance Wednesday, August 7th at Treatment Network. The PM will coordinate with partner agencies, develop materials, 6:30 p.m. is the opening cer- 40-hour/week positions in private-practice, dental office with focus on organize trainings, provide logistical support for meetings, support Network members emony of the 46th International quality care and customer service. If you are a poised individual with and sub-awardees as they implement their roles, and direct overall project Festival. “Hands Across the superior listening and communication skills, strong customer-service communications for the HRSA project. Border”! I will be marching in orientation, computer literacy, and the flexibility to work as part of a Successful candidates will have a Master’s degree in Public Health or equivalent the Parade on Saturday with the dynamic, health care team, these career opportunities may be for experience managing and delivering community-based or public health programs or Canadian Legion carrying the services. Familiarity with local communities is a plus, and regular travel throughout you. Hancock and Washington counties is required. Please review full job posting at US Flag. www.healthyacadia.org. Correspondence: Command- Dental Hygiene Appointment Coordinator: Maintains a productive er Calais American Legion dental hygiene schedule via multiple contacts avenues following a This is a 40 hour/week position with competitive salary & benefits. Background check(s) Sherman Brothers Post #3, PO will be required. Healthy Acadia is a 501c3 charitable community health organization. Box 311, Calais, Maine 04619. defined scheduling template. Assists in chart preparation and general Please send in a single document a cover letter, resume and contact information for three office administrative duties. Requires clear, pleasant speaking voice professional references, to: [email protected]. Application deadline is Friday, Email: [email protected]. August 30, 2019 or when a suitable candidate is found. Facebook: Calais American Le- and ability to multi-task and stay focused in a briskly paced environment Healthy Acadia is a 501c3 charitable community health organization and an Equal Opportunity Employer that does not gion. Tel. 207-214-4410 (cell). while remaining calm and composed. discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, creed, color, religion, alienage or national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, age, disability or handicap, sex, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information, Please leave message. Com- arrest record, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state or local laws. mander Mike. Dental Assistant: Provides patient care with doctor; completes operatory setups & instrument reprocessing; maintains treatment Brush clearing needed on records; and provides patient education and follow-up. Requires excellent hand dexterity and ability to learn complex, precise clinical Rose M. Gaffney Elementary two-acre lake-front parcel procedures while maintaining a calm and comforting demeanor with 2019 ~ 2020 Vacancy on Love Lake in Crawford. patients and co-workers. Position Opening Approximately 1 days work Successful candidates will be self-initiators who enjoy continually thinning undergrowth to permit learning new techniques/procedures and development of Grade 6 Teacher view of lake for photographs. communication and interpersonal skills. If interested, contact owner Position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found. Employment application required and available @ Machias Dental, for details at (908) 788-8500 or (908) 797-4660. 271 Main St, Machias. 207-255-8601 Send letter of application, resume, transcripts, copy of MVNO000006995 certification and three letters of reference to: CA000006513 Scott K. Porter Superintendent of Schools AOS 96 Machias Bay Area School System 291 Court Street Machias, ME 04654 Caring and serving since 1883® (207) 255-6585

Community Health and Counseling EOE Services (CHCS) MVNO000007089

Community Health Nurses Hanscom Construction Newly licensed RNs are welcome to apply is accepting applications for the following positions: CHCS’s Home Health and Hospice Services have continued to grow and expand. Become part of Construction Manager – applicant needs to have knowledge of our team, delivering care to people in Washington, Hancock and Penobscot County. Provide one-on- the construction trade, must be able to read plans, ﬁgure estimates one care to patients recovering from various medical conditions. Current State of Maine RN license is and layout projects. required along with recent clinical, experience and/or, Home Health care experience preferred. CHCS Heavy equipment mechanic – applicant needs to have is offering you the opportunity to obtain acute care experience as you begin your nursing previous experience with diesel engines, hydraulic and electrical career. systems. Heavy equipment operator – applicant needs to have Physical Therapy Aide experience operating heavy equipment. Come be a part of our team providing skilled care to patients in the Washington County community. Also hiring laborers You will carry out established physical therapy programs under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist. Must have a Maine PTA license and 1 year related experience. LICENSED PHYSICAL Applications can be picked up at 384 Ridge Rd. in Marshﬁeld.

THERAPIST WELCOME TO APPLY ALSO. MVNO000006979

Spiritual Advisor Princeton Elementary School CHCS is seeks the services of a Spiritual Advisor for its Washington/Hancock county Hospice Programs. is seeking and Ed Tech II or III The Spiritual Advisor provides consultation to CHCS staff, assisting them to provide spiritual support for terminally clients and their families in the comfort of their own homes. To qualify, the individual must Must have proper certification! be enrolled in or a graduate of an accredited seminary or school of theology, or possess appropriate certification in hospital or pastoral ministry. If interested send your application, Call (207) 922-4625 today to set up an interview resume and certification to: Superintendent of Schools For more information on CHCS’s benefits package or a complete list of available openings PO Box 580, Baileyville, ME 04694 Visit our web site at www.chcs-me.org/careers. to complete on-line application or email [email protected] CHCS is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, genetic information, pay transparency, protected veteran All applications can be found on our status, Or any other classification protected by federal, state, or local law. website at www.aos90.org under job opportunities Equal opportunity employer including veteran and disability. CA000006547 MVNO000007080 PAGE 28 JigJam to Play Calais During International Festival Special start time of 5 p.m. performance. All multi- located at 34 Blue Devil group. Pre-Show tickets JigJam. (Submitted instrumentalists, JigJam Hill, Calais, ME., driving are on sale at Karen’s photo) interchange between south towards Eastport. Diner and Korner Pub, banjos, guitars, fiddles, Tickets are $20 for adults, downtown Calais. Show- mandolins and double $5 for 15-years-old and time will be at 5 p.m. bass onstage which cre- under. This is a family- US/ 6 p.m. Atlantic. For ates an experience which friendly show and kids more info/reservations is pleasing to both the eye are encouraged to see and call 207-214-2067, or and the ear. be exposed to this Inter- see our FB: Calais Celtic Calais High School is national Award winning Concert Series. Music on the Green

For the International style banjo in their work. Co. Offaly with Co. Tip- Festival held in Calais JigJam are a multi- perary born Gavin Strappe and St. Stephen, Calais award winning quartet completing the quartet. All Celtic Concerts will pres- from the heart of the mid- four members grew up im- ent Ireland’s Best Blue- lands in Ireland. Blending mersed in Irish traditional grass group so far, Jig- the best of traditional Irish music and culture, which Jam, at the Calais High music with Bluegrass and is reflected by the band School, on Sunday Aug. Americana in a new genre collectively achieving over 11 , with special start time which has been branded as twenty All-Ireland titles at 5 p.m. Eastern time / 6 “Celt-Grass”, their onstage Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann p.m. Canadian time. Doors energy along with their competitions. They have open at 4 p.m. EST. This virtuosic musical ability now developed their own still allows you to see the has captivated audiences unique style of music, fireworks after the show. throughout the world. influenced by American JigJam are sponsored in They performed last year Folk music whilst staying part by Culture Ireland, for in Calais, and were one of true to their Irish roots. their international world the most requested bands Described as ‘The Best tour, promoting their new to return. Irish group so far in blue- CD, Phoenix. They are Jamie McKeogh, Cathal grass”, this sharply dressed the only Irish group known Guinan and Daithi Melia outfit delivers an energy- Tuesday’s Music on the Green was a mix of guitar and banjo music. Averill Lovely that is employing Scruggs- all hail from Tullamore, fueled, foot stomping live played a collection of well-known songs as well as some original songs. Averill Lovely was sponsored by V.L. Tammaro. (Photo by Kaileigh Deacon)

“Before I got out of the chair I could see. It was unbelievable!” —John Baxter, Eastport “And I didn’t have to Calais Regional Hospital travel so far for my Cataract Surgery.”—Dennis Jones, Pembroke

:MWMSR(EVISJ2EMRIMWI\GMXIHXSSǯIV their professional eye care services at Calais Regional Hospital on a routine basis. Local residents will now be able to see Dr. Curt Young, save travel time and receive complete eye care services, including If you have questions either call CRH Surgery Department at Cataract surgery, in a safe, familiar 454-9230 or for an appointment for Cataract services call Vision hospital setting. Vision Care has been Care of Maine directly at 945-6200. serving Maine citizens for over 50 years, and with 10 locations, they are happy to 1 Ridgewood Drive extend their eye care services to include Bangor, ME 04401 Dr. Curt Young Calais and the surrounding communities. (207) 945-6200

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