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The Public Theatre in Lewiston is requesting pho- tos and resumes from non- union actors for two roles in their upcoming season. Actors must be available to rehearse during the day (generally from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily). All roles are salaried. Local auditions will be held in early August by appointment only and readings will be from the script. If you are interested in being considered for ei- Sylvain’s Acadian Aces keep the ’cajun flame alive with their raw, rootsy music. ther of these roles, send a photo and resume by Au- Sylvain’s Acadian derived straight from the creole and zydeco, along gust 1. They will contact Aces will be the featured source. The vocal power of with original Americana and you to set up an audition performers at this month’s guitarist Robert Sylvain and rock ‘n roll. appointment if they are Art Walk L/A on Friday, charismatic fiddler Hawk This month’s event interested. Mail your photo July 27. They’ll play live Kallweit supplies a one- also features live art mak- and resume to: The Public music at DuFresne Plaza, lo- two punch that’s instantly ing at select venues along Theatre, 31 Maple Street, cated at 72 Lisbon Street in compelling and distinctive. the Art Walk route. This is Lewiston, Maine 04240. Lewiston, from 5:30 to 7:30 With Maine’s own true ac- a wonderful opportunity to They are seeking actors for p.m. Patrons are encouraged cordion ace Junior Stevens watch art come to life in the following roles: to bring their own chairs. on button-box and the un- several media, including Painter Alexandra Hood will be among the numerous artists The role of “Max” in Art Walk LA takes stoppable combination of ceramics, watercolor, oil, and artisans creating works on site. “Things My Mother Taught place on the final Friday Tom Jacques on upright bass stained glass, mixed media, Me,” by Katherine DiSavino of each month, from May and Kris Day on drums, Syl- and video. Hive at 178 Lisbon Street, at 178 Lisbon Street), Kate (contract dates: October 1 through October, from 5 to vain’s Acadian Aces deliver Artists creating works second floor), Katheryn Cargile (watercolor street through 28). The age of this 8 p.m. at numerous venues heart-wrenching love songs on site from 5 to 8 p.m. will Beausang (mixed media, in- scenes, outside The Hive role can be between 45-70, along Lisbon Street. All and electrifying dance num- include Alexandra Hood side The Hive at 178 Lisbon at 178 Lisbon Street), Ti- male or female with a Polish events are free and open to bers that can bring even the (oil painting at Sofia Fima, Street, second floor), Doug sha Bremner (yoga, in the dialect (Eastern European or the public. most stoic New Englanders 46 Lisbon Street), Jim Nut- Haig (live portraits, outside Couture Room at Lewiston Spanish dialect is also pos- Sylvain’s Acadian to their feet. Rooted in clas- ting (stained glass at Rinck The Hive at 178 Lisbon Public Library, 200 Lisbon sible). Max is an immigrant Aces keep the ’cajun flame sic cajun two-steps and Advertising, 113 Lisbon Street), Melanie Therrien Street), and Jody Dube (ce- apartment building super- alive with their energetic waltzes, their repertoire Street), Krista Lord (water- (watercolor or acrylic street ramics, L/A Arts Gallery, See Auditions, page 3 brand of raw, rootsy music also includes elements of color painting, inside The scenes, outside The Hive 221 Lisbon Street).

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Paul Andersen Neil Kiely Androscoggin Bank pleased he has agreed to seeking when we convinced to clients. has appointment Neil Kie- assume the role of Vice him to join the bank.” Outside of the office, ly to the position of bank Chair. He will work closely As COO, Chief Strat- Kiely serves on the Uni- president, effective imme- with Neil as he transitions to egy Officer and General versity of Southern Maine Businesses participating in the event included Procter and diately. He succeeds Paul the role of CEO. Given his Counsel, Kiely has been Advisory Board, the State Gamble, International Paper, CMCC, Central Maine Or- Andersen, who will retain wealth of knowledge and instrumental in leading a Advisory Board for the thopedics, Mountain Machine, Grand Rounds, TD Bank/ the title of CEO until De- leadership in the commu- substantial transformation Trust for Public Land, and Bates Mill, the Maine College of Health Professions, and cember 31, 2019, when nity, having Paul assume a of the bank, including refo- the Community Concepts Baxter Brewing. Kiely will assume the role leadership role on the board cusing the organization on Board in Lewiston. of CEO as well. The Board was an integral part of the its mission, vision and val- “It is a privilege to suc- The Lewiston Career- skills are needed to pursue of Directors has elected An- board’s succession planning ues, and introducing numer- ceed Paul in leading such a Center, in conjunction with successful careers available dersen as their Vice Chair, to process. “ ous technological advances, talented team of employees Central Maine Community here in LA. eventually succeed Pasquale “In searching for my such as the implementation in an organization with such College, Edward Little and Educators toured Maiorino as Board Chair. successor, I knew we needed of a sophisticated Customer a deep history of service,” Lewiston High Schools, Procter and Gamble, In- “I am very excited someone unique who could Relationship Management said Kiely. “As a mutual and the LA Metro Cham- ternational Paper, Central to have Neil Kiely be- lead the bank through rap- system, as well as advanced bank without shareholders ber of Commerce, held the Maine Community College, come our next president,” idly changing times for our cyber security capabilities. or Wall Street pressure, we third Economic Bus Tour for Central Maine Orthope- said Pasquale Maiorino. industry,” said Andersen. He also led the for- are able to make decisions Educators recently. dics, Mountain Machine, “Paul and I knew he was “An experienced attorney mation of a Business Intel- based solely on the best The event is designed Grand Rounds, TD Bank/ the right person to lead the and entrepreneur with prov- ligence Team, a renewed interest of our clients, em- to connect teachers and Bates Mill, Maine College organization after working en leadership abilities, Neil focus on small business, and ployees, and communities. guidance counselors with lo- of Health Professions, and with him as a fellow board was the strategic choice. introduced Private Banking My commitment is to honor cal business leaders. While Baxter Brewing. TD Bank member for 5 years and then Having had the pleasure of for clients with more com- that foundation while lever- educators learn about lo- and CMCC offered lunch to watching the impact he has working closely with him plex needs. In addition, he aging my prior experience cal businesses that have the educators and Northeast had on our organization, first over the last several years, and Andersen partnered as an executive and business opportunities for their stu- Charter provided the buses as Chief Strategic Officer I have been very impressed with Jim McLeod and Ame- owner to support our team in dents, business leaders get an and drivers for the tours. and then as Chief Operating with his personal integrity lia Kurtz in the successful taking the bank to the next opportunity to tell their For more information, Officer leading the bank’s and focus on the bank’s launch of a new subsidiary, level. Our goal is nothing stories, discuss career path or to be part of a future tour, Executive Team. values. 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Instead, at the are only concerned about crease Mainers’ taxes. This their message instead pass a bill to fix the mu- State House, “it’s deja getting reelected - on your requires the Legislature to of a government handout. nicipal tax lien foreclosure vu all over again.” This dime. pass a conformity bill. I cannot in good conscience process so our elderly are Legislative session just Here’s where we’re The Legislature has enter my last six months not thrown out of their won’t end. at. The Democrats refuse known they must address in office without at least homes without the equi- Baseball legend to pass a tax conformity this since January. I put in trying to ensure that the ty they have built over Yogi Berra coined that bill unless the Republicans a Governor’s bill to make state is not without a way decades. They failed to phrase, and it’s never been agree to pass Clean Elec- it easier for them, and the to collect tax revenue. I address the minimum more apt than during this tions funding. This sends a state’s financial and tax ex- believe in low taxes, not wage. They failed to find a revolving door of a ses- clear message. Democrats perts gave them significant tax chaos. sustainable way to fund sion. Speaker Gideon can- know tax conformity is guidance. During my time as Medicaid expansion, not manage to wrap it up, a critical issue for every Yet the Democrats Governor, we’ve put the although we gave them a and keeps adjourning for Maine business and person. Governor Paul R. LePage kept trying to use tax con- state’s fiscal house in or- sensible funding plan. a few days with work left They’re holding it hostage formity in their quid-pro- der. I will do what I can to The Democrats have undone. Last week they to get taxpayer money to to file your income taxes quo, back-room deals. I make sure that we reduce squandered six months came back, passed a cou- fund their fall campaigns. next year without software thank the House Repub- the havoc Speaker Gideon and failed the Maine peo- ple bills, and dealt with That’s right. Demo- - all so they can get welfare licans for refusing these is willing to wreak on our ple, again. vetoes. But they’ll have crats are willing to make for politicians in a game of bad deals for Mainers. The tax system. This forces me “It’s deja vu all over to return for more vetoes businesses keep two sets high-stakes chicken. Democrats in Augusta dis- to create a new state income again.” and remaining bills. of books, force people who Aligning the state to regard taxpayers’ time and and business tax bureau- This is July; the ses- took medical expense de- the federal tax code usually money. cracy, although it is the last Thank you. sion was supposed to end ductions in 2017 to file requires minor fixes. But These politicians are thing I want to do. Paul LePage in April. This tells us that amended returns, and create because the federal tax re- willing to inconvenience Add tax conformity Governor the Democrats were never absolute chaos when you go form was comprehensive, you so they do not have to to the list of issues that

Family Cleaning Center acquires Maine Mariners choose Northeast Charter as Auditions Auburndale Cleaning travel partner Continued from page 1 As the club prepares to “Choosing a bus com- and limousines, from mul- intendent with self-serving hit the road for its inaugural pany is a crucial decision tiple locations in Maine. work rules and habits who is 2018-19 season, the Maine when planning out the road Northeast Charter services more interested in sharing a Mariners hockey team has portion of our season,” said the Portland Sea Dogs glass of vodka with a tenant named Northeast Charter & Mariners head coach Riley minor league baseball team than fixing their door. He/ Tour Co. as their official bus Armstrong. “It’s important and was the travel partner of she has a certain old world transportation service. to have a reliable service the AHL’s Portland Pirates. wisdom and charm about Starting on October to get us from destination “We’re thrilled to have them. 13, the Mariners will launch to destination in a safe and been chosen as the official The role of “Belle/ their inaugural season in the timely manner, especially transportation provider of Fan/Narrator” in “A Christ- Community Concepts Finance Corporation has funded East Coast Hockey League with a very busy schedule. the Mariners organization,” mas Carol,” adapted by the purchase of Auburndale Cleaning Center on Mil- (ECHL), the premier AA We’re excited to have North- said Northeast Charter presi- Christopher Schario. Fe- let Drive in Auburn by the Rodriquez Family, who recently re- hockey league in the United east Charter as a partner.” dent and owner Scott Riccio. male, attractive young wom- located to Maine from Florida, where they have over two de- States, as an affiliate of the Based in Lewiston, “We take our role as part an, 20’s-mid 30’s, earnest, cades of experience in business. They plan to re-open New York Rangers. Their Northeast Charter & Tour of this team very seriously loving; must have a sense the business under the name “Family Cleaning Center.” schedule will include 36 Co. has served the region and look forward to helping of humor and the ability Pictured here (l. to r.) are Raynor Large of Magnusson Bal- regular season road games, since 1999. The company them this season. As the to play multiple roles and four Brokers, Dennis and Carol Rodriquez, their daughter including trips to Manches- operates over 60 vehicles, northeast’s premier motor handle narration. This adap- Sarah, and Zakk Maher of Community Concepts. ter, NH, Worcester, MA, including 29 charter buses, coach operator, we are ex- tation features a small cast Glens Falls, NY, and Read- a school bus service, and cited to be partnering with playing multiple roles and ing, PA. trolleys, passenger vans, a team of this caliber.” one actor playing Scrooge. See all of this week’s stories All actors perform narration of Dickens’ text, as well as and ads online. Free! scene work. Both British Send all submissions for the Calendar dialect and Standard Amer- www.TwinCityTimes.com ican Speech are used in this listing to [email protected] adaptation. Show requires versatile actors who make Deadline is Friday by five. playful choices and are good with language.

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Tri-County Mental cent psychiatrist at Sweetser. in Maine Medical Center’s in children’s mental health Health Services has ap- He is president of the Maine Child Psychiatry Program since 1988. He came to pointed Henry C. Skinner, Association of Psychiat- on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Maine in 2008 as a fellow MD, to the position ric Physicians; president Disorders. in Child and Adolescent of Medical Director. of the Maine District Skinner earned his Psychiatry at Maine Med- Dr. Skinner officially joined Chapter of the American medical degree from the ical Center. He is certified the Tri-County staff on Psychiatric Asso- University of Hawaii John in CITI Human Subjects Monday, July 16. He brings ciation, the only A. Burns School of Medi- Protection and is trained in with him an impressive professional organization cine and his Bachelor of Arts Multifamily Group Prob- record of leadership, clin- of psychiatry and psy- degree from Swarthmore lem Solving Intervention. ical work, teaching, and chiatrist dedicated to the College, where he majored Dr. Skinner is a Diplomate advocacy. State of Maine; and in Russian Studies. His in General Psychiatry and Most recently, Skinner secretary of the Maine internship and residency in Child and Adolescent served as president of Fam- Council of Child and Ad- in general psychiatry were Psychiatry of the American ily Psychiatry of Maine and olescent Psychiatrists. He completed at Boston Med- Board of Psychiatry and as a staff child and adoles- continues to teach trainees ical Center. He has worked Neurology.

Henry C. Skinner, MD Scott Dolan named James M. Roux Legal Aid Fellow

Scott Dolan Scott Dolan of South Jim Roux (Maine Law ‘84). Portland has been selected Roux grew up in Lewiston, as the James M. Roux Le- served in the U.S. Army as gal Aid Fellow for 2018. Judge Advocate General The fellowship supports with the 82nd Airborne students of the University of Division, became a preem- Maine School of Law while inent trial lawyer in private they work as summer legal practice, and later shifted interns at the Cumberland his focus to plaintiffs’ work, Legal Aid Clinic. championing underdogs At the clinic, students who might not otherwise of UMaine Law render le- be heard. gal assistance, under close In the course of his faculty supervision, treks to Mount Everest Base to low-income Maine res- Camp, Roux also developed idents in a variety of civil, an interest in the plight of juvenile, administrative, the Nepalese Sherpa people. immigration, and crimi- He was headed to Southeast nal matters, primarily in Asia when he was killed in Cumberland, York, Andro- the September 11 terrorist scoggin, and Sagadahoc attacks. He was known to counties. his colleagues as a dedicated Dolan came to his le- lawyer and a proud Mainer. gal studies after a career Founded in 1983 as the as a reporter and editor, Maine Bar Foundation, the including at the Portland Maine Justice Foundation Press Herald. He covered provides funds to multiple the courts, prisons and legal civil legal aid programs affairs, and was inspired to throughout Maine and the redirect his career so that he more than 30,000 clients could help the Mainers he so these programs serve each often wrote about. He lives year. With over $5 million in South Portland with his in assets under manage- wife and children. ment, the foundation made Administered by the grants of $1.5 million in Maine Justice Foundation, 2017. For more information, the James M. Roux Fel- call Mathew Scease of the lowship was created by Maine Justice Foundation Arnie Macdonald and Liza at 622-3477 or see www. Moore of Freeport to honor justicemaine.org. Thursday, July 26, 2018 • Twin City TIMES Page 5 Landon Brooks of Turner brings home Disc Golf Dream Foundation helps make end-of-life wish Junior World Championship come true for local patient

To celebrate the life of his late brother and bandmate, John Wing (center) was able to meet a favorite band, ZZ Top, at a June concert.

The Center for Can- of his brother’s life. “We’d Top’s June concert in New cer and Blood Disorders at planned to see the band in Hampshire,” said Smith. St. Mary’s Health System 2016, but John was under- “Happily, it all worked out. in Lewiston recently going chemotherapy at the Just a week before the per- teamed up with the Dream time and was much too sick formance, John and Linda Foundation to help a patient to attend,” said John’s wife, were notified they had VIP fulfill his dream of seeing a Linda Wing. passes and would meet the favorite band, ZZ Top, in Agnieszka “Aga” band. They were very ex- concert. Smith, an oncology social cited!” John Wing was suf- worker at St. Mary’s CCBD, “Thank you to the fering from Stage 3A lung became aware of John’s Dream Foundation for help- cancer. When the cancer me- wish and reached out to ing to fulfill John’s dream,” tastasized to his lung, brain, the Dream Foundation for said Peter Holden, inter- clavicle, and spine, his treat- help. The foundation serves im president of St. Mary’s ment plan was revised to terminally ill adults and Health System. “This is keep him comfortable and their families by fulfilling a great example of how ensure that he enjoyed the end-of-life dreams that offer organizations can work to- best quality of life possible. inspiration, comfort, and gether to make a patient’s Brooks, age 7, brings home the trophy in the Boys Ages 8 and Under Division. John had played in a closure. wish come true. Thank you band with his late brother “Initially, we weren’t also to the Wing family for and hoped to attend a ZZ sure we could get John’s allowing us to be a part of At age 7, Landon Top concert in celebration wish granted in time for ZZ John’s journey.” Brooks of Turner has won the 2018 Professional Disc Golf Association’s Junior World Championship in the Boys Ages 8 and Under Di- vision, recently contested in Emporia, Kansas. To bring home the title, Brooks beat Summer Is Here! a field of 11 of the best com- petitors in his age bracket in Kayak, Canoe and Paddle Board time!! the world. The contestants played through hot, humid, and OVER 200 occasionally windy weath- BOATS IN er conditions, with tem- STOCK! peratures rising above 95 The contestants played through tough weather conditions, degrees each day of the with temperatures rising above 95 degrees each day of the four-day event. In the end, four-day tournament. Brooks came away with a partner from Michigan. He Disc Golf Association Ju- decisive five-stroke victory is sponsored by MVP Disc nior World Championship. Only minutes from Lewiston/Auburn! after the tournament’s 72 Sports, California Krush, In 2016, he won the title in holes. and Sabattus Disc Golf. the Boys Ages 6 and Under Brooks also won the RENTALS! This was Brooks’ sec- Division, contested in Wis- Kayaks, world doubles title with his ond individual Professional consin. SUPs & Canoes! Best selection of top brands to choose from: “Now I Can We have kayaks for kids, beginners, recreational, angler, touring Get My TCT

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Vacation Bible School at Court St. Baptist Church

Planning Vacation Bible School activities are Board of Christian Education members Dar- The beautiful gardens created by Mary and Bob Van Nest of Norway include small statues lene Conant, Grace Nason, Lisa Davis, Rob Hansen, Pat Schoppe, and Bobby Purinton. and other surprises tucked away among the flowers.

Court Street Baptist theme will be “Running for consist of Bible lessons, Survivors, caregivers Buddha, frogs and other sur- ent flowers in bloom.” Church will present a Vaca- the Prize,” centered on 1 games, crafts, songs, and and friends of the Cancer prises tucked away among Located in the Ste- tion Bible School Monday Timothy 4:8: “For physical snacks. Children from age 4 Resource Center of West- the flowers. Following the phens Memorial Hospital through Friday, August 6 training is of some value, to those who have completed ern Maine were invited to garden tour, stories were Specialty Clinic building at through 10, in the vestry but godliness has value for Grade 6 are welcome. Van meander through the flower shared by all. 199 Main Street in Norway, at 129 Court Street in Au- all things, holding promise transportation is available gardens of Mary and Bob “Once we started the Cancer Resource Center burn. Children will meet for both the present life and in the Lewiston-Auburn Van Nest at their home in building the gardens, it was of Western Maine offers a each day from 9 to 11:30 the life to come.” area. For more information, Norway recently. Those hard to stop,” said Mary. variety of free programs and a.m. The Olympics-related This free program will call 784-6661. attending took in the vibrant “When you are present in comfort items to anyone im- colors and beautiful land- the gardens, it’s peaceful; pacted by cancer. For more scaping while discovering you see the colors and smell information, call 890-0329 Central Maine Community College plans the small statues of fairies, a the fragrances of the differ- or see www.crcofwm.org. “Passport Fair” Letter to the Editor: The U.S. Passport Ac- Anyone interested website for passport and I write in response to almost three years ago. So, Governor LePage, ceptance Facility at Central in applying for a passport travel information at travel. the recent Governor’s Ad- The Governor has if you really mean what say Maine Community College should bring with them state.gov. dress, “Let’s work together refused to authorize this in your headline, you should will host an informal “Pass- the following items: birth This event will take and do the right thing for our modest ($15 million) bond immediately release this port Fair” on Thursday, certificate or certificate place at the passport facility seniors.” The Governor’s issue, despite overwhelm- bond to be issued and let August 2, from 10 a.m. to of citizenship; driver’s at CMCC, located in Room column addresses municipal ing support from the public Maine Housing get to work 6 p.m. The public is invited license or state identifi- J115 on the ground floor tax foreclosures of elderly and demonstrated need. It so that the much-needed to visit any time that day to cation card; and check or of Jalbert Hall. There are persons’ homes. He raises is unfortunate, because the housing voters approved learn more about the ser- money order for the directional signs on cam- many valid points, and I Governor’s authority to almost three years ago can vices offered. Appointments application fee. Official pus and reserved parking agree that the legislature and issue bonds was intended get built. are not required and multi- passport photos can be tak- spaces will be available he should work together to to allow for proper timing And if you don’t “do ple agents will be on hand en at this facility. Passport near the college store and craft mutually acceptable to get the best interest rate the right thing,” I hope vot- to provide information or forms, information on how passport entrance. For more legislation. to benefit taxpayers, as op- ers will ask all gubernatorial process applications. Light to apply, a fee chart, and information, contact CMCC However, when I read posed to conferring some candidates about their posi- refreshments will be avail- more can be found on the passport program manager the headline, I immediate- sort of veto authority over tion on this important issue. able. U.S. Department of State Kellie Morris at 755-5294. ly thought of the Senior the voters that the drafters Housing Bond issue, which of the Maine Constitution Richard S. Whiting was approved by the voters never intended. Auburn Barnyard Roundup Vacation Bible School Fun awaits those the United Methodist activities, and stories that attending the Barnyard Church at 439 Park Avenue Jesus is better than any BFF. Maine Municipal Association makes Roundup Vacation Bi- in Auburn. 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Improving Early Detection and Treatment of Osteoporosis What’s Going On By Sen. Susan M. of the National Institutes of created a 26 percent decline Collins Health observes, falls are in physicians performing Osteoporosis is a dis- especially dangerous for dual-energy x-ray absorp- ease characterized by low people who are unaware that tiometry (DXA) tests - the Cancer Resource Center presents “Healing bone mass and structural they have low bone densi- “gold standard” for screen- Through Music” concert deterioration of bone tis- ty. If the patient and doctor ing - since 2008. This re- sue. As the bones weaken, fail to connect the broken sulted in a corresponding 22 they may break from a fall bone to osteoporosis, the percent decline in diagnoses or, in advanced cases, even chance to make a diagnosis since 2009. from a simple sneeze or with a bone density test and I have introduced bi- minor bump. Taken from begin a prevention or treat- partisan legislation to lessen the Latin for “porous bone,” ment program is lost. this barrier to proper screen- osteoporosis is often called Early diagnosis and ing. The “Increasing Access “the silent disease” because treatment of osteoporosis to Osteoporosis Testing bone loss usually occurs are proven to dramatically for Medicare Beneficiaries gradually over the years reduce fracture rates. Since Act” would create a floor without symptoms. those most at risk are often reimbursement rate under Today, approximately seniors receiving health care Medicare Part B for the 54 million Americans either coverage through Medicare, DXA test. have osteoporosis or low it is essential that Medi- Congress has twice bone mass, which places care reimbursement rates recognized the importance them at increased risk for os- adequately cover the tests of reversing Medicare cuts teoporosis. Women are dis- that measure bone mass and to DXA reimbursement in proportionally affected, ac- predict fracture risk, particu- order to maintain patient counting for 71 percent of larly in rural or underserved access, yet the Medicare osteoporotic fractures and areas. reimbursement rate for DXA 75 percent of costs. Unfortunately, Medi- tests administered in a doc- The risk of osteo- care reimbursement rates tor’s office has been cut sig- porosis increases as we are not adequate - in fact, nificantly. As osteoporosis is age. Studies suggest that they’ve been moving in already under-diagnosed in approximately one-half of the wrong direction. Over the Medicare population, it Free for anyone impacted by cancer, the event will take place in the historic barn at Mc- women and one-fourth of the past decade, Medicare is clear that we must change Laughlin Garden in South Paris. men ages 50 or older will reimbursement for osteopo- this trajectory. suffer a bone fracture due rosis screening has greatly This legislation is en- Musicians from the Free for anyone impacted Lake Music Festival has to osteoporosis. According declined from $140 in 2007 dorsed by the American Sebago-Long Lake Mu- by cancer, the event will brought the joy of chamber to the National Osteoporosis to $42 in 2018 - a dramatic Association of Clinical En- sic Festival will perform a take place in the historic music to Western Maine for Foundation, the disease is 70 percent reduction. As a docrinologists, the National 45-minute chamber music barn at McLaughlin Garden, over forty years. Musicians responsible for 2 million result of reduced screening Osteoporosis Foundation, concert called “Healing located at 97 Main Street in of the highest caliber come bone fractures and $19 bil- due to declining reimburse- and more than 40 addition- Through Music” for the South Paris. For more infor- from around the country lion in medical costs every ments, it is estimated that al national medical societies Cancer Resource Center of mation about the program, and abroad to perform. For year. As our population more than 40,000 additional and patient advocate orga- Western Maine on Wednes- call 890-0329. more information about the ages, it is estimated that hip fractures occur each nizations. Increasing Medi- day, August 1 at 3:30 p.m. The Sebago-Long festival, see www.sllmf.org. osteoporosis will be respon- year, resulting in nearly care reimbursement to an sible for 3 million fractures 10,000 additional hip-frac- adequate level will increase and more than $25 billion in ture deaths. patient access to osteoporo- costs by 2025. In addition, the Na- sis screening and diagnosis, Updo & Makeup As the Osteoporosis tional Osteoporosis Founda- while lowering costs and and Related Bone Disease tion has found that declining consequences resulting from National Resource Center reimbursement rates have a lack of diagnosis. Combo for $85

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Elaine Toutain and Helene Perry look forward to hearing about the history of the Louvre Museum and the famous artists.

Ginny Stone and Bette Ann Cushman attend all the Joanne and August Jaccaci have always shared an interest cultural events that Schooner offers. in art museums. Thursday, July 26, 2018 • Twin City TIMES Page 9 Out & About with Rachel Morin

Allen and Margie Brackett with Hope Weston love hearing about the backgrounds of Betty and Dell Hayes are eager to learn about the back stories of these masterpieces. their favorite artists.

Conjuring Carroll at Auburn Public Library

Maine magician Carroll Chapman, also known as Conjuring Carroll, will present a Frances and Michael McCormick, Susie Warschauer and Karen Brooks are ready to free family magic show on Monday, July 30 at 6 p.m. in the Androscoggin Community see the masterpieces of the Louvre. Room at Auburn Public Library. All are welcome to attend, so come be amazed! For more information, call the library at 333-6640, ext. 3. Schoolhouse Arts Center expands mission to better serve deaf community among the three dozen cast to try.” While the show is not members of the current pro- Stearn grew up in Au- a full-ASL production, all duction are 5- and 7-year- gusta and was taught Amer- of the important elements old deaf actors Sephine and ican Sign Language as a of the storyline are signed Jason Seal. The siblings child by his deaf mother. He by the entire cast. Also, the have learned to perform could sign before he could center will present a fully complicated dance moves talk. He has an extensive signed presentation of the and songs, in time to music performing resume for his play for deaf patrons on they are unable to hear, with young age, touring the coun- Saturday, July 28. It plans the help and support of their try as a stand-up comedian to provide at least one fully hearing cast family. since the age of 13 and, signed performance of all of “The success of our more recently, performing its plays in the future. deaf actors has been inspir- as a comedian off-Broadway In further support of ing,” said Stearn. “They are in New York. In 2016-17, he this effort, the center plans just as eager, and have just as served as Artistic Director at to offer classes in American much desire, as their hearing Art Works Studio Theater in Sign Language to the com- neighbors, but too often they Hamden, CT. He returned to munity. Their first class, are just not offered a chance Maine in 2017. See Arts, page 12 The center’s current production of “Seussical the Musical” features lively music, colorful costumes and sets - and a cast expressing all major elements of the storyline in American Sign Language. Summer Plant SALE! Story by Neil Ruec- derserved part of its service Seuss. The show combines FREE Landscape Estimates! ker population - deaf members clever acting, dance num- In 2019, Schoolhouse of the Lakes Region com- bers choreographed by April 15% OFF ALL Arts Center in Standish will munity. Monte, lots of audience in- • Trees celebrate its thirtieth year To bring new energy teraction, toe-tapping music • Shrubs as a community theater and and vision to its expanding played by an orchestra di- educational facility serv- mission, the center recently rected by Rachel Scala, and • Evergreens ing the Lakes Region. The brought on new Artistic lighting and sound directed • Perennials center was founded in 1989 Director Zachariah Stea- by TJ Scannel. • Annuals with a mission to provide a rn. Last year, Stearn directed But with this produc- safe and nurturing place for the center’s hit production tion, Stearn has also brought “Well worth the short young and old alike to enjoy of “Peter Pan.” He is now an important new element drive from Lewiston” and explore live theater. directing their current pro- to the Schoolhouse Arts Delivery & Installation Available As Schoolhouse Arts duction of “Seussical the Center stage: he has taught Open Center approaches this Musical,” on stage through his entire cast of 36 local Every Day! milestone, it has added an July 29. actors, ranging in age from important new element to Audiences have been 4 to 65-plus, to perform its mission: the center has thrilled with the lively music every major element of the embarked on a ten-year plan and colorful production of storyline in American Sign this play, based on a wonder- Language for the Deaf. 271 Maine Street to offer greater involvement Family Owned and Operated998-5390 by Tim & Greg Morin in its productions to an un- ful collage of stories by Dr. Also, numbered Route 26, Poland Twin CiTy Nights Weekly Arts & Entertainment Concerts on the Quad wrap up with Pete Bates Dance Festival choreographer explores Kilpatrick Band stereotypes and family ties See what’s happening... Singer-songwriter Pete Kilpatrick (center) brings his band to Bates College for the season’s final Concert on the Quad on Thursday, August 2 at 6:30 p.m. The event is free and open to all. Named “Best Act” four times by the Portland Best Music Awards, Kilpatrick has performed more than 1,400 shows and released seven albums, including 2016’’s “Echo.” Bring a picnic and chairs or blankets to the Historic Quad at Gomes Chapel, located at 275 College Avenue. If it rains, the event will take place inside. For more information, call 753-6953 or see bates.edu. Minot Historical Society presents Civil War Right here! Encampment perform various military Chipaumire’s dance ensemble, company nora chipaumire, performs “portrait of myself as drills, have period clothing my father.” (Photo by Gennadi Novash) to try on, and stage a Civil War-period surgical tent. The Bates Dance Fes- August 1 at Space Gallery lege campus in Lewiston. A brief Sunday morn- tival this week will feature a in Portland. Adult, senior, and student ing service will be conduct- Zimbabwean choreographer Chipaumire’s dance tickets are $25, $18, and ed by a period chaplain at known for challenging and ensemble, company nora $12. For more information, 9 a.m., and those attending embracing stereotypes of chipaumire, will present including a complete festi- will have opportunities to Africa, art, and the black “portrait of myself as my val event schedule, or to buy tour the historical parsonage performing body. Nora father,” a piece that links tickets, see batesdancefesti- and congregational church Chipaumire’s residency performers in a boxing val.org. atop beautiful Center Minot will include a Show and scenario with elastic bands Hill. Tell lecture-demonstration to question family ties, Send all items for A hot dog lunch will on Tuesday, July 31 and in two performances Thurs- Names & Faces Attending the event will be the 5th Connecticut, 15th Ala- be available for purchase two “Inside Dance” Com- day and Friday, August bama, and 3rd Maine re-enactment groups. both days, and break- munity Discussions with 2 and 3, at 7:30 p.m. to Editor@Twin fast will be available on Bates faculty member My- The shows will take place CityTimes.com. The Minot Historical the public. Sunday morning. Conces- ron Beasley on Monday, at Alumni Gymnasium, Deadline is Society will host its second Attending this year’s sions will be cash-only. July 30 at Lewiston Public located at 130 Central annual Civil War Encamp- event will be the 5th Con- All proceeds will support Library and Wednesday, Avenue on the Bates Col- Friday by five. ment at their History House necticut, 15th Alabama, the Minot Historical Soci- at 493 Center Minot Hill and 3rd Maine re-enactment ety and donations will be Road in Minot on Saturday, groups. Come see first-hand gratefully accepted. August 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 how soldiers slept, dressed, For more information, p.m. and Sunday, August 5, and what Civil War-era call 689-8547 or email mi- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The military life was like in nothistoricalsociety@gmail. event is free and open to the field. The groups will com.

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Disco era returns with Maine State Music Theatre’s “Saturday Night Fever”

will feature artists Caro- lyn Judson, Nan Moran, Cathy Bloom and Bet- sy Fear, who will greet guests and answer ques- tions about their designs. Continuing through Sep- tember 11, the exhibit may be viewed Tuesdays and The next exhibit at by four artists who create Wednesdays from 10 a.m. the Chocolate Church from the Judson Studio to 4 p.m., Thursdays from For its third show of change his world? Packed ly Liz Bolick, Michael Bu- Art Gallery will be a ce- in Bath. Free and open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Fri- the season, Maine State Mu- with legendary hits from the chanan, Courtney Daniels, ramics show called to the public, the open- days from 12 to 4 p.m. The sic Theatre brings back bell Bee Gees, including “Stay- Mariah Macfarlane, Chris- “Space, Time and Place” ing reception on Friday, gallery is located at 804 bottoms and open shirts for in’ Alive,” “You Should Be tina Carlucci, Dan Bob Hig- featuring original works July 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. Washington Street in Bath. “Saturday Night Fever,” Dancing,” and “How Deep gins, Michael Olaribigbe, now running through Au- Is Your Love,” Saturday Bria Jene’ Williams, Carissa gust 4. Night Fever sizzles with a Gaughran, Elisabeth Chris- Paris Hill Music Fest will conclude with Four Based on the 1977 compelling story and explo- tie, Michael Peter Deeb, Ca- Seasons tribute group blockbuster film, this plat- sive dancing. leb James Grochalski, Jake form-tapping production The leads are played Hartman, Jessie Lawyer, you’ll love this polished, whisks audiences back to by Jacob Tischler and Al- Stevie Ann Mack, Lauren high-energy performance. the 1970s, when disco was exandra Matteo. Playing Mcdonald, Susan Moniz, Tickets are $35. Seat- all the rage. Tony Manero, Tony’s Bay Ridge, West Reagan Danel Ogle, Me- ing is limited and tickets for a talented, street-wise kid Brooklyn buddies are An- laina Corey Rairamo, Buddy the show are selling fast, from Brooklyn, yearns to thony J. Gasbarre, III, Casey Reeder, Matty Rickard, and so early purchase is highly escape the limitations of Shane, Nic Casaula and Dre Alec Duffy Talbott. recommended. Tickets may his dead-end job by be- Carr. The Manero Family is Tickets are available be purchased in person at coming a “disco king” at portrayed by Michael Gor- by visiting the box office The Tribune on Main Street the local club. When he man, Susan Moniz, Frank- at Pickard Theater, located in Norway, at the Paris Hill meets a young lady who can ie Paparone, and Siobhan on the Bowdoin College Country Club, or online help him achieve his dance Kelley. campus at 1 Bath Road in at www.parishillmusicfes- dreams, will she accept Rounding out the cast Brunswick; by calling 725- tival.com. his advances and help him are ensemble members Kel- 8769; or at www.msmt.org. Taking place August 9 through 11, the Paris Hill Comprised of 10 seasoned entertainers, including a full live Music Festival will also band, Let’s Hang On! recreates the group’s iconic sound feature performances by in a polished, high-energy live performance that uses no pop superstar Howie Day LUNCH BUFFET prerecorded tracks. on Thursday, August 9 ($35) Monday-Friday 11am-2pm The Frankie Valli and groups of all time. Their and contemporary Christian $10 OFF the Four Seasons tribute stage show includes all the music artist Nichole Norde- $35 order, 4 - 8 pm, Mon - Thurs group Let’s Hang On! will great Four Seasons hits, in- man on Friday, August 10 Expiration July 31, 2018 perform the final show of cluding “Sherry,” “Big Girls ($25). All three shows are at the 2018 Paris Hill Music Don’t Cry,” “Walk Like a 7 p.m. and doors will open Festival on Saturday, August Man,” “Can’t Take My Eyes at 6:30. 11 at 7 p.m. The event will Off of You,” “December In addition to these take place at the First Baptist ’63,” “Who Loves You,” and mainstage performances, WE CATER Church of Paris at 500 Paris many others. a free outdoor concert on Hill Road. Let’s Hang On! is Saturday, August 11, from Comprised of 10 sea- proud to be one of the few noon to 5 p.m. will present TO YOU! soned entertainers recreat- remaining touring produc- performances by a diverse ing the music and style of tions that guarantees a live roster of talented local mu- An Italian experience since 1978 the iconic group Frankie band with every show. They sicians. The public is invited Out of house! Valli and The Four Seasons, use no pre-recorded tracks, to attend at no charge. Do- Let’s Hang On! captures the only live music and singing nations will be gratefully 783-0336 trademark vocal virtuosity, to authentically recreate the accepted to support festival 12 Mollison Way, Lewiston 3 party rooms in house! tight harmonies, and crisp legendary sound of Frankie charities. For more informa- www.marcositalian.com Party Platters to go! choreography that made Valli and the Four Seasons. tion about the festival or to - Marcos Lewiston the Four Seasons one of If you liked the hit Broad- purchase tickets, see www. the most successful vocal way musical “Jersey Boys,” parishillmusicfestival.com.

Arts audiences have embraced Continued from page 9 our use of American Sign ASL 101, will meet at the Language in the production center on Thursday nights with enthusiasm. We are from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for 10 hopeful that other theaters in weeks, starting August 2. Maine will follow our lead.” The cost will be $175 per Schoolhouse Arts Cen- student. More advanced ter is located at 16 Rich- ASL classes will be offered ville Road (Route 114) in later in the year as demand Standish, 7 miles west of warrants. downtown Gorham or North “We feel that this Windham. For more infor- is an important step for- mation about Schoolhouse ward for Schoolhouse and Arts Center, including up- for our community,” said coming classes or show Schoolhouse Arts Center times for “Seussical the board chair Cristina Mc- Musical,” see www.school- Breairty. “The cast and our housearts.org. Thursday, July 26, 2018 • Twin City TIMES Page 13 Thursday, July 26 Center, Academy St., Au- Maine Quilts 2018. 9 burn. Community Lit- Deadpool 2 (R) ...... 12:50 3:50 6:55 9:40 a.m. to 5 p.m. Augusta Civic tle Theatre presents Mel Center. This event displays Calendar Brooks’ award-winning mu- July 27th through August 2nd works by scores of talented sical comedy. Again 8/11- local and regional quilters. See more Calendar at www.TwinCityTimes.com 12, 16-19 (Suns. at 2 p.m.) DOORS OPEN AT: AUBURN $10. Cont. 7/27-28. 216- $18/15/12. www.laclt.com 11:30 am 746 Center Street Big Chips Trio perform Saturday, August 4 . 7358; www.mainequilts.org. Auburn Movie Hotline — 786-8605 jazz, blues and soul music. Civil War Encamp- Saturday, August 11 “Move and Groove” Mission: Impossible - Fallout, PG-13 ...... 12:30 .....1:00 ...3:40 ...... 4:10 Weather-dependent. Pres. ment. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mi- Maine Woodcarv- Program. 11 a.m. Andro...... 6:45 ...7:30 ...... 9:50 by Chocolate Church Arts not Historical Society, 493 er’s Assoc. Annual Show Community Room, Auburn Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, PG...... 12:10 ....2:30 .....4:50 ...7:05 ...... 9:15 Center. Free. Center Minot Hill Rd., Mi- & Competition. 9 a.m. to Public Library. Jenn Tyler The Equalizer 2, R ...... 1:15 .....4:15 ...7:00 ...... 9:45 Concert: Slaid not. Join several Civil War 3 p.m. Town Hall, 1231 Sorry To Bother You, R ...... 12:45 .....3:45 ...6:35 ...... 9:20 leads this music and move- Cleaves. 7:30 p.m. Cele- re-enactment groups to see Maine St., Poland. Wood Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, PG ..12:00 .....2:20 ...4:40 ...... 7:10 ment program for kids ages bration Barn, 190 Stock first-hand what life was like carvings on display, “Wood ...... 9:35 2 through 7. Free. 333-6640, Farm Rd. (just off Rte. 117), in the field. Concessions and Things” gift shop, raf- Ant-Man And The Wasp, PG-13 ...... 12:50 .....3:50 ...6:40 ...... 9:30 ext. 3. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, PG-13 ...... 12:40 .....3:30 ...6:55 ...... 9:40 So. Paris. The acclaimed avail. Again 8/5 (9 a.m. to 1 fles. Free admission. http:// Marine Corps League Incredibles 2, PG ...... 1:05 .....4:05 ...6:50 ...... 9:40 singer-songwriter performs p.m.). Free. 689-8547. mainewoodcarvers.com. Meeting. 6 p.m. Armory, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, PG-13 ...... 12:45 .....1:30 ...3:45 ...... 4:30 songs from his latest album, Summer Saturday Free Music Saturday. 65 Central Ave., Lewiston...... 6:35 ...7:15 ...... 9:20 “Ghost on the Car Radio.” Concert Series. 6 to 7:30 Noon to 5 p.m. First Baptist Central ME Detachment $28. 743-8452; www.Cele- p.m. Waterfront Park, Com- Church, 500 Paris Hill Rd., Wednesday, August 22 Free, but a suggested “pass 810 needs members: all brationBarn.com. mercial St., Bath. Pres. by So. Paris. The Paris Hill Summer Fun & Films the hat” donation of $5 Marines, FMF corpsman, Chocolate Church Arts Cen- Music Festival presents an Program. Pettingill School helps support the series. Navy chaplains, and those Monday, July 30 ter, the Duquette Trio per- afternoon of free music by Park, Lewiston. Tonight’s 754-0954. interested in Marines Help- Theater: “Bye form alternative folk music. a diverse roster of talented movie, “The Black Panther,” ing Veterans are invited to Bye Birdie.” 2 and 7:30 Tuesday, September 4 Weather-dependent. Free. local performers. Free and starts at dusk; pre-movie attend. p.m. Pickard Theater, 1 “Music for Ma- Bath Rd., Bowdoin College, Sunday, August 5 open to the public; dona- activities begin at 6 p.m. vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 Friday, July 27 Brunswick. In two shows Car Show. Vehicle tions gratefully accepted to Concessions available. Pres. p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village Concert: Fiddlers only, Maine State Music registration 7:30 to 11 a.m.; support festival charities. by the Lewiston Police De- Green, Turner Center (rain Owen Kennedy and Josh Theatre presents this loving awards at 2 p.m. New Bal- 754-7970; www.parishill- partment and the Gendron location is the library across White. 2 and 7 p.m. Sawyer send-up of 1960s small- ance Factory Store, Rte. 26, musicfestival.com. Franco Center. Free. the green). This week’s Memorial, 371 Sawyer Rd., town America. $25-25. 725- Oxford. Join the Uptown Summer Saturday Saturday, August 25 performer is Cobblestones Greene. Ages 13 and 16, 8769; www.msmt.org. Cruizahs for this event ben- Concert Series. 6 to 7:30 Summer Saturday (Rock, Folk). Free, but a these two talented young Family Magic Show. efitting local charities; 23 p.m. Waterfront Park, Com- Concert Series. 6 to 7:30 suggested “pass the hat” fiddlers also play banjo, gui- 6 p.m. Andro. Communi- vehicle classes, music food. mercial St., Bath. Pres. by p.m. Waterfront Park, Com- donation of $5 helps support tar, mandolin, bodhran - and ty Room, Auburn Public $10 to register a vehicle; Chocolate Church Arts Cen- mercial St., Bath. Pres. by the series. 754-0954. their feet! Free. 946-5311; Library. Maine magician free to attend. 890-8778. ter, Pretty Girls Sing Sopra- Chocolate Church Arts sawyer-foundation.com. Tuesday, September 11 Conjuring Carroll performs no perform folk and acoustic Center, steel drum band Art Walk L/A. 5 to 8 Tuesday, August 7 “Music for Ma- magic sure to amaze the music. Weather-dependent. Pan Fried Steel performs. p.m. Dufresne Plaza and Author Visit. 9:30 a.m. vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 entire family. All welcome. Free. Weather-dependent. Free. other venues along Lis- Auburn Public Library. As p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village Free. 333-6640, ext. 3. Concert: Let’s hang bon St. in Lewiston. This part of statewide summer On! 7 p.m. First Baptist Tuesday, August 28 Green, Turner Center (rain month’s event features the Tuesday, July 31 reading program Read ME Church, 500 Paris Hill Rd., “Music for Ma- location is the library across live cajun music of Syl- Book Discussion. 9:30 2018, the library hosts au- So. Paris. The Paris Hill vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 the green). This week’s per- vain’s Acadian Aces and a.m. Auburn Public Library. thor CB Anderson to dis- Music Festival concludes p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village former is Hot Dam (Rock, numerous artists who will be As part of statewide summer cuss her book “River Talk.” with a performance by the Green, Turner Center (rain Swing). Free, but a suggest- creating works on site. Free. reading program Read ME Copies avail. to borrow. Frankie Valli and the Four location is the library across ed “pass the hat” donation of Opening Reception. 5 2018, the library hosts a 333-6640, ext. 4. Seasons tribute group. $35. the green). This week’s $5 helps support the series. to 7 p.m. Chocolate Church discussion of Susan Hand Summer Fun & Films 754-7970; www.parishill- performer is Tim Bishop 754-0954. Art Gallery, 804 Washington Shetterly’s “Settled in the Program. Lewiston Middle musicfestival.com. and Chrissy Paulson (Rock) Wild.” Copies avail. to bor- School Field, Lewiston. St., Bath. The new ceramics Tuesday, August 14 exhibit “Space, Time and row. 333-6640, ext. 4. This week’s event takes Send all items for What’s Going On “Music for Ma- place on Tuesday for Na- “Music for Ma- Place” features original vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 to Editor@Twin CityTimes.com. work by Judson Studio art- vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 tional Night Out; tonight’s p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village movie, “Jumanji” (2017), p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village Deadline is Friday by five. ists Carolyn Judson, Nan Green, Turner Center (rain Moran, Cathy Bloom and Green, Turner Center (rain starts at dusk; pre-movie ac- location is the library across tivities begin at 6 p.m. Pres. location is the library across Betsy Fear. Free. the green). This week’s Bates Dance Festival the green). This week’s by the Lewiston Police De- performer is Brad Hooper partment and the Gendron performer is guitarist Denny Performance. 7:30 p.m. Breau, with Ann, Deb, and Schaeffer Theatre, 329 Col- (Country Rock). Free, but Franco Center. Free. a suggested “pass the hat” “Music for Ma- Frank. Free, but a suggested lege St., Bates College, “pass the hat” donation of Lewiston. Claire Porter donation of $5 helps support vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 the series. 754-0954. p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village $5 helps support the series. and Sara Juli take a come- 754-0954. dic look at the protocols Wednesday, August 1 Green, Turner Center (rain that rule our daily lives “Healing Through Mu- location is the library across Thursday, August 16 in “The Lectern: Rule by sic” Concert. 3:30 p.m. Mc- the green). This week’s Theater: “Young Fran- Great Rule by Rule.” Again 7/28. Laughlin Garden, 97 Main performer is Milltown Road kenstein.” 8 p.m. Falls Performing Arts $20/15/12. 786-6161; bates- St., So. Paris. Musicians Show (Country, Bluegrass, Center, Academy St., Au- dancefestival.org. from the Sebago-Long Lake Rock). Free, but a suggested “pass the hat” donation of burn. Community Lit- Saturday, July 28 Music Festival perform for $5 helps support the series. tle Theatre presents Mel Moore Park Makers the Cancer Resource Center 754-0954. Brooks’ award-winning mu- Fair. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Moore of Western Maine. Free for anyone impacted by cancer. Thursday, August 9 sical comedy. Again 8/17-19 Park, Rte. 26, So. Paris. $18/15/12. 890-0329. Concert: Howie Day. (Sun. at 2 p.m.) This fun-filled event for www.laclt.com. the whole family features Thursday, August 2 7 p.m. First Baptist Church, over 40 vendors and ex- Concert on the Quad. 500 Paris Hill Rd., So. Paris. Saturday, August 18 hibitors, a full day of live 6:30 p.m. Historic Quad at The Paris Hill Music Festi- Summer Saturday entertainment, a Car Show Gomes Chapel, 275 College val kicks off with a perfor- Concert Series. 6 to 7:30 and Cruise-In, and great Ave., Bates College, Lew- mance by the pop superstar p.m. Waterfront Park, Com- local eats. Rain date July iston. The series concludes (and Bangor native). $35. mercial St., Bath. Pres. by 29. Free. www.moorepark- with acclaimed singer-song- 754-7970; www.parishill- Chocolate Church Arts artshow.biz. writer Pete Kilpatrick and musicfestival.com. Center, duo Red Beans & Baked Bean Supper. his band. Free. 753-6953; Friday, August 10 Rice perform blues music. 5 p.m. First Congregational bates.edu. Concert: Nicole Nor- Weather-dependent. Free. Church, Route 115, Gray. Bates Dance Festival deman. 7 p.m. First Baptist Tuesday, August 21 Baked beans, casseroles, Performance. 7:30 p.m. Church, 500 Paris Hill Rd., “Music for Ma- salads, homemade breads Alumni Gymnasium, 130 So. Paris. The Paris Hill Mu- vis” Outdoor Concert. 6:30 and desserts, beverages. $8 Central Ave., Bates Col- sic Festival continues with p.m. Turner Gazebo, Village ($4 kids under 12). Wheel- lege Lewiston. Nora Chi- a performance by the con- Green, Turner Center (rain chair accessible. 657-4279; paumire’s dance ensemble, temporary Christian music location is the library across day of supper 657-3279. company nora chipaumire, star. $25. 754-7970; www. the green). This week’s Summer Saturday presents “portrait of myself parishillmusicfestival.com. performer is the Grownups Concert Series. 6 to 7:30 as my father.” Again 8/3. Theater: “Young Fran- (Rock). Free, but a suggest- p.m. Waterfront Park, $25/18/12. 786-6161; bates- kenstein.” 8 p.m. Great ed “pass the hat” donation of Commercial St., Bath. The dancefestival.org. Falls Performing Arts $5 helps support the series. 754-0954. Page 14 Twin City TIMES • Thursday, July 26, 2018 BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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Something for everyone at Moore Park Makers Fair From a car show with soap makers, maple syrup Mary Uke Lady, and Nathan a mini monster truck to arts producers, beaders, fiber Towne. There will also be a and crafts booths, pony crafters, jewelers, hula hoop special performance by the rides, super heroes, a boun- makers and more. Food Celebration Barn Theater cy house, and great local concessions will include Summer Troupe. foods, there will be some- Luchador Taco, Riverside This year’s event will thing for everyone at this Lodge, Cool Treats for also include an area ded- year’s Moore Park Makers Charity, and a home-made icated to a Car Show and Fair, taking place 9 a.m. to pie sale fundraiser for the Cruise-In, where Steven 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 28 Oxford Hills High School McCann will display the (rain date July 29). Moore Vikings football team. custom-made mini-monster Park is located on Route 26 The entertainment truck fabricated by his fa- in South Paris. lineup will include a dog ther, Steve. A police escort This fun-filled event agility demo by Kanine will kick off the car show for the whole family will Kare, the original chore- with a parade from the Paris feature over 40 vendors and ography of Nevaeh Dance Fire Station at 10 a.m. exhibitors, a full day of live Company, the high ener- The complete enter- entertainment, and great gy moves of Oxford Hills tainment schedule for the local eats. Display booths Gymnastics, and a variety of day will be: 9 a.m. Kanine will feature wood work- local musicians, including Kare Dog agility demo; 10 This fun-filled event will feature over 40 vendors and exhibitors, a full day of live enter- ers, seamstresses, painters, Jus Tus Two, Terry Swett, a.m. Oxford Hills Gymnas- tainment, and great local eats.

Steven McCann will display his custom-made mini-monster truck. tics; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Car Lady; and 3:30 p.m. musi- Show and Cruise-In; 11 a.m. cian Nathan Towne. Nevaeh Dance Company; 12 For more infor- p.m. musicians Jus Tus Two; mation about the event, 1 p.m. Milltown Roadshow; contact Director Aranka 2 p.m. Celebration Barn Matolcsy at 890-6386 or see Theater Summer Troupe; www.mooreparkartshow. 3 p.m. musician Mary Uke biz.

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