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Massabesic Middle School teacher Patrick Parent recently received the 2018 Eberhard Thiele Environ- mental Educator Award from the Maine Environmental Education Association. Pat was awarded for his incredible passion and dedication to engaging his students in locally relevant and authentic science investigations. Pictured from left, Sarah Kirn, Dominic Parent, Nancy Parent, Patrick Parent, Meggie Harvey and Molly Auclair. See related story on Page 8. COURTESY PHOTO

ELECTIONS & TOWN MEETINGS NEWFIELD Elections and town meeting March 9 By C.J. Pike sworn in, follwed by voting on of Newfield. the annual budget and town war- Some of the The Town of Newfield will rant articles. items on the have their annual town meet- Two items that will be voted town warrant are: ing and elections next Saturday, on by secret ballot in the morning an increase in town salaries by At right, Jeddy Nevells, of Limington, at Jonetta Patton’s Super March 9. Voting will be held from elections are: to see if the town about $8,000 – from $127,748.03 Bowl Party at her home in Atlanta where Patton tried and loved Peaches and Scream Jam, made with honey by Nevells at her store, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the West New- will vote to raise and appropriate to $133,920.07; to raise $40,000 Naturally Jammin’. COURTESY PHOTO field Town Hall, 23 South Effing- $500 for the general maintenance to be set aside for a new salt and ham Road. The town meeting will and operation of the library; and sand building – the Selectmen y ynthia atthews The NFL chooses the place be held that evening starting at 7 to see if the town will accept the and Finance Committee recom- B C M where you prepare the food, and p.m. where winners of the town updated Inventory Section of mend taking $35,000 from tax the Nevells accompanied Chef elections will be announced, and Comprehensive Plan of the Town (Continued on page 4) A Limington business owner recently had the opportunity to Elliott to J’s Kitchen Culinary experience the Super Bowl be- Incubator, a full-service shared hind the scenes. Jeddy Nevells, kitchen owned by Jonetta Patton, LIMERICK owner of Naturally Jammin’ in the muscician Usher’s mother. Limington, with her husband While they were there, Patton in- Election March 8, annual town meeting March 9 Mike, joined a Food Network vited them to her home on Sun- By C.J. Pike man, Assessor and Overseer of the running unopposed to fill a 1-year chef to help cater a Super Bowl day for a private Super Bowl Poor. She has filled the position term on the Water District. Tailgate Party. party. Chef Elliot, Kah Burton (a The Town of Limerick will since June of 2018, when John Jennifer R. Morrell is running Years ago, Nevells met Food chef from Philadelphia), Jeddy, have their annual town meeting Medici, the former selectman re- to fill a 3-year term as a Trustee Network’s Chef Elliott Farmer at husband Mike, and Yves McKen- on Saturday, March 9, from 9:30 signed. Five people serve on the for the Limerick Library. Danae Portland’s Harvest on the Harbor, zie, Staff Assistant at the Georgia a.m. to 1 p.m., which will be held Board of Selectmen for the town, C. Secunde is also running to fill and they became good friends. State University College of Law at the Brick Town Hall at 19 Main and the others are: Gil Harris, Dor- a 3-year term as a Trustee of the This past fall, Chef Elliott got the in Atlanta and a good friend of Street. othy Richard, Roland LePage and Limerick Library. notice that he would be a partic- Chef Elliott’s, prepared 20 trays Voting will be held the day Joanne Andrews. Dominic P. Vermette is run- ipant in the Super Bowl Tailgate of collard greens and 5 trays of before on Friday, March 8 at the Stephen D. Malmude and ning to fill a 3-year term for Party and when he came to Maine smoked turkey. “Chef was asked Limerick Town Office at 55 Wash- Glen O. Wagner are both running RSU#57 Director. to visit Nevells’ store, he asked to prepare 2,500 servings,” said ington Street, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to fill the 3-year term position as Suzanne McIntire is running her if she’d like to join him. Nevells. Wendy Thorne is running un- a Trustee of the Limerick Water for a 3-year term on the Budget Food for the Super Bowl Everything had to be delivered opposed for the position of Select- District. William B. Aronson is (Continued on page 3) Tailgate Party is organized by to the stadium on Saturday for Business Connect, a partnership security reasons, including their between the National Football own lunches and drinks. “Secu- New every friday! League (NFL) and the Atlanta rity was tight,” reported Nevells. Super Bowl Host Committee. First, the car had to be scanned Find everything you need to know about Every month, the NFL came to before entering the grounds. Then Georgia to sample food from vari- a police escort, one car in front, YOUR local community every Friday! ous local restaurants and caterers. and one behind, brought you to

FRee They chose Chef Elliott’s Collard the entrance. At the entrance, they LOCAL News • LOCAL eVeNTs • LOCAL FACes • LOCAL BUSINESSES WEEKLY Greens and Smoked Turkey. (Continued on page 2) PAGE 2 Friday, March 1, 2019 REPORTER Community Calendar NJROTC FUNDRAISER BENEFIT CONCERT Bar December. Newcomers are al- SPAGHETTI DINNER Friday, Mills Community Church locat- ways welcome. March 1 from 5-8 p.m. in Mass- ed on 13 Hermit Thrush Drive in WEEKLY YOGA CLASS- abesic High School Cafeteria. Buxton will be presenting anoth- ES Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 Adults $6, Students and children er concert in the BMCC Concert p.m. at Soldiers Memorial Li- $4, under 2 Free. Spaghetti, meat- Series on Sunday, March 10 at 3 brary Arts Center, 8 Hancock Av- balls, bread, salad and desserts. p.m. featuring Alexander Roman- enue, Hiram. Raffle prize drawings. For res- ul-Violin and Angela Olszta-Pi- MONDAY WRITERS at the ervations email jana.ratz1978@ ano. The program will include Waterboro Public Library, first yahoo.com. works for violin and piano by Monday of every month (when SPAGHETTI SUPPER Beethoven, Brahms and Clara the library is open) 6-8 p.m. All The five chefs on the catering crew, from left, Kah Burton (Chef from March 2 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Schumann. Be infused by the loft- writers are welcome. Bring a Philadelphia), Jeddy Nevells, Chef Elliott, Mike Nevells and Yves T. M.L.Day School Gym, Limerick iest hopes, the sweetest dreams… short piece to read and discuss. McKenzie (Staff Assistant at the Georgia State University College of Road, Arundel. Spaghetti, two Be inspired by the greatest poet- POETRY WORKSHOP, Law in Atlanta, a good friend of Chef Elliott’s.) COURTESY PHOTO sauces, salad, rolls and breads, ry in music to welcome the de- Limerick Public Library, 2nd homemade desserts, drinks. His- lights of Spring. Admission $10 Thurs. of every month at 6:30- SUPER BOWL turkey on top, “it was busy, busy, torical Displays, 2019 Raffle Cal- per person. FMI: 807-0821. This 8:00pm. All poets from beginners busy!” They served many famous endars available. $7 per person, is a Benefit Concert for Leavitt’s to advanced are invited to bring (Continued from page 1) people, from sports figures to Children 5 and under Free. Pro- Mills Free Health Clinic located an original poem to discuss. comedians to actors. Nevells es- ceeds to benefit Arundel Histori- at 63 Main Street, Buxton. FMI ATTENTION WANT(ED) had to show their credentials, an timates that 1,200-1,300 people cal Society. call 929-6455. TO BE ACTORS! Join the fun ID card for pre-game entrance were served at their table. Tick- THE RELAY FOR LIFE OF YORK COUNTY RE- and learn some “tips and tricks” with their photo ID. “Then you ets were $750 for this party. And YORK COUNTY will be host- PUBLICAN COMMITTEE at our “ Readers’ Theater” work- had to go through a security scan- there were other Tailgate parties ing its kickoff event at Duffy’s MONTHLY MEETING Thurs- shops. Then apply these skills in ner, like at the airport,” added as well. Tavern & Grill located at 4 Main day, March 14 at the Wells Activ- short plays at the Soldiers Memo- Nevells. “One of the safest plac- Afterwards, they were off to St in Kennebunk on Mar. 3, at 2 ity Center, 113 Sanford Road (Rte rial Library Arts Center, 8 Han- es on earth!” the private party at Jonetta Pat- p.m. This will be the launch of 109), on Doors open 6:30 pm for cock Avenue, Hiram. Presently In addition to delivering the ton’s and watched the Super Bowl the season for this local American socializing and refreshments, fol- meeting at 1 p.m. on Saturday food, they wanted to see the kitch- from there. Nevells brought her Cancer Society fundraiser. For lowed by a business meeting at afternoons, but call ahead for en they were going to be working Peaches and Scream Jam to share, more information visit www.re- 7 pm. Guest speaker the Honor- confirmation or send an email to out of on game day, and set things and Patton loved it! layforlife.org/yorkme or call Jen- able Ellie Espling is former assis- [email protected]. FMI up. “The NFL provides every- “I’ve never done anything re- nifer Ruggerio at 373-3728. tant minority leader in the Maine call 625-4650. thing you need for the event,” motely close to what I did there,” DISCOVER GIRL SCOUT House of Representatives and REMEMBERING TOMMY said Nevells, chafing dishes, ster- said Mike, who explained that he EVENTS for potential members current State Committeewom- ~ A BENEFIT FOR THE PUR- nos, cups, plastic forks, napkins has anxiety around a large group and volunteers March 4 at 5:30 an and Chair of the Cumberland PLE IRIS FOUNDATION. Sat- (NFL LIII napkins, of course!). of people. “At first, it was -over p.m. at the Hanson Elementary County Republican Committee. urday, June 15 from 7 to 11 p.m. “The inside was amazing, phe- whelming.” But Jeddy took his School, Lebanon; and March 7 at She will be reporting on recent at the Biddeford/Saco Elks #1597 nomenal,” she added. hand and said, “It’s going to be 6 p.m. at the Buxton Center Ele- RNC meeting in New Mexico. Ocean Park Road, Saco. Tickets On Game Day, they had to fine.” And it was. “Once I started mentary School, Buxton. These All Republicans are invited to are on sale now. $15/person (no be through security checks, with serving, I had a ball!” events will bring together girls participate in this meeting. FMI: refunds), 21+ only. Cash bar, so- a different set of credentials for “We had an outstanding time!” from kindergarten through third [email protected]. cial hour, silentREPORTER auction, DJ Rog www.keepMEcurrent.com- Sunday (a photo ID on an Wednesday, NFL they Mayboth said.16, 2012“It was amazing!”page 5 grade and their caregivers, and FREE COMMUNITY DIN- er Grenier/Dancing. Tom Keith, a Super Bowl lanyard with their said Jeddy. “To have Chef invite allow them to discover why Girl NER Saturday, March 16, 5-6:30 former resident of Waterboro and name, and “Farmer’s Gourmet us… not only invite us, but also Scouting is important to the de- p.m. at Goodwins Mills Advent ‘86 graduateB ofRIEFS Massebesic High Catering”) and in the kitchen by support our business,” she paused. velopment of girls, how it relates Christian Church on the Mill School, passed away on Sept. 4, 10 a.m. The Tailgate Party itself “The things he has done is just to the success of young women worldPond, fi Rtnals. 35, Goodwins Mills. 727-5810,2018 after afor year more long information battle with teeBallot/index.pl.was from 2:30-5:30 Voting p.m. absentee There Registraramazing!” of Voters She continued,will be available “I am today,Waterboro and the important sidewalk role that CornedThe cost beef/ham, is $15 for cabbage,adults and ruta $12- aboutpancreatic the club cancer. and its To programs. honor his iswere only overavailable 30 restaurantsthrough Thursday, or ca- onblessed Election to Day, have as Chefwell as Elliott.” dur- adultsproject play. Formeeting more information forbagas, seniors potatoes, and children carrots, under onions, 12. memory, a benefit will be held Junetering 7, atcompanies 5 p.m. there, each one ing“It’s normal hard businessto find hoursone word at Town to put about Girl Scouts or to see a full Callbread/rolls, 247-4936 cake for reservations. Absenteewith all proceeds ballots going to The chosenThe polls to preparewill be one open special at Hall.it all An in I.D. perspective,” and proof of saidresidency Mike. listThe of Discovertown of Waterboro Girl Scout will events, hold HIRAM ARTS CENTER Purple Iris Foundation, a Maine Massabesicthing. Each Middle “station” School, looked 134 the are“The required. people that we met are now visita public girlscoutsofmaine.org meeting on Tuesday, or Maycall Newat 8 Hancock location Avenue. for Celebrate readybased Pancreatic in Waterboro Cancer Aware- Oldsame, Alfred standardized, Road, in East with Waterboro, a sign friends.The annual We aretown very meeting fortunate will andbe 888-922-4763.22, at 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall to with family and friends. Porter’s ness Organization. To purchase fromannouncing 7 a.m.-8 p.m. the foodon June being 12. For of- atvery held at blessed 10 a.m. to on haveJune 16, been also pre at - presentBAKED information HADDOCK and solicit DIN pub-- recyclingCeltic-bagpiper, meeting Michael Green- tickets,Absentee contact ballots Christieare now available Cantara thosefered. not “No registered person or businessto vote, wasthe Massabesicsented with Middle the School. opportunity we NERlic input OPEN on the TO design THE ofPUBLIC a sidewalk at ham, will regale us on Sunday, [email protected]. the Waterboro town clerk’s of- singled out in the marketing,” said had.” “It was an experience full of St.on OldIgnatius Alfred Cafeteria Road. on Riverside MarchThe Waterboro 17 at 1 p.m. Transfer A chance Station/ to fi ce for the June 12 municipal elec- Nevells. “Everything was stream- memories and relationships that Ave.The Sanford new sidewalk from would5 to 6:30 generally p.m. Recyclingwear your Committee “Irish” green).FREE will meet at tion. Requests for absentee ballots lined. But you could mention will last a lifetime,” added Jeddy. run from the entrance of Massabesic 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 22, at a can be made during normal business on the following Fridays: March (donations welcome) your business in conversation.” Naturally Jammin’ has been in Middle School to Friendship Park. new location – the second fl oor of- hours byEmail calling 247-3166, ext.227, 8, 15, 22 and 29; and April 5 and CALLING ALL QUIL- The team wore gray chef’s coats, business since 2013. They are lo- Town leaders along with engineers fi ce in the original Town Hall. ornews@waterboro going online to https://www. 12. Price $12 Adults, $5 Children TERS! The Evergreen Quilt provided by the NFL, exclusive- cated at 802 Cape Road on Route from Wright-Pierce, the town’s maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/Absen-reporter.com ly for the Tailgate Party with the underconsulting 12. Freshfi rm, will baked be haddock,present to Guild will meet on Mon- 117 in Limington. To learn more Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Gardenday, March 25th,club from 6-9 PM, NFL insignia. about them, visit www.naturally- answer questions. When they started serving, Coleslaw,This project Fresh is funded Baked through Bread, the at St. David’s Episcopal Church, jammin.com, find them on Face- sets plant sale F.R. CARROLL, INC. putting together the samples of Desserts,Maine Department Coffee, Tea of &Transporta- Lemon- Route 1, two miles south of Ken- rd Coubook,ntr ory call 590-9983. collard greens with thenf o smoked Cl ade.tion’s Sponsored Quality Community by the Knights Program of nebunkOn Saturday, Village. MayEvergreen 26, from Quil 9- LIMERICK, MAINE Sa ub Columbus.to improve FMIpedestrian Raymond safety. A Sar It’s- a.m.-noon,ters usually the meet Ossipee the 4th Meadows Monday gentalso part651-6636. of the town’s overall goal Gardenof each Club month will except hold a plant July andsale CRUSHED STONE of improving safety and walkability at the historic Taylor House, off 3/8” 3/4” 1-1/2” Newspaper advertising works! along Old Alfred Road. Route 5, in Center Waterboro. All Saturday, Call Tom Ursia, the town Plan- proceeds will benefi t the garden READY MIX CONCRETE Buy 3 weeks, get one FREE! ner, at 247-6166, ext. 3, or email to club’s scholarship fund, as well as Call 247-1033June or9 email [email protected], its community projects. HOT TOP • LOAM Win [email protected] 8:00 a.m. 50/50 for more information. Plants for sale include peren- MORTAR SAND a lobster dinner nials, vegetable and annual seed- for four shotgun start Raffl e! Dinner theater lings, herbs and houseplants. In CRUSHED GRAVEL and much 4-person scramble Your family’saddition, select perennials from the more! $90 per player benefits Odyssey Taylor House gardens will also be IncludesKASPRZAK 18 holes w/cart, neighborhoodavailable. Call Donna at 247-3604 contests, lunch and prizes. On Saturday, May 19, at 5:45 for more information or to donate INSURANCE p.m., Sanforddentist. Maine Stage will plants to the sale. Registration & payment due by June 2 All proceedsASSOCIATES, benefit the Maine Magic INC. present “Café Murder,” a mur- The Ossipee Meadows Gar- 8th Grade Basketball Team der-mystery dinner-theater event den Club meets at 7 p.m. on the at MassabesicCall Middletoday School for to third Thursday of every month at Auto • Home • Life • Business • Health benefian t the appointment! Odyssey of the Mind Waterboro Town Hall. New mem- MAIN OFFICE: (207) 793-8615 Want to Want to teams from Regional School Unit bers and visitors are welcome. Call ASPHALT: (207) 793-4434 Help send 57.175 The Narragansett teams are headed Trail, toBuxton the Lisa, at 247-6154, or Maggie, at be a sponsor?247-4959our team be a player? CONCRETE: (207) 793-2742 to the P.O. Box 17, Bar Mills, ME 04004 929-6626 OR (207) 793-8753 Call (207)RTE. 229-7788 5 • NO. WATERBORO,Nationals! Call ME (207) 04061 712-6717 MEET & GREET - 5/18 • 1-3pm Gallery on The Green at the Beehive in Alfred ~ Refreshments ~ Lots of LEBANON Bring Free Your Family Families! Fun!

Please vote in the Republican Primary COMMUNITY TUESDAY, JUNE 12 FESTIVAL A Fiscal Conservative with the Right experience to keep Maine moving forward! Paid for and authorized by the candidate. Meyer for House Committee, Bonnie Heptig, Treasurer, PO Box 630, Moody, Maine 04054 www.JudeeMeyer.com Saturday May 19th Lyman Parks & 10am-2pm Recreation Hanson School 53 Upper Guinea Road – Lebanon, Maine Sponsored By the Lebanon Rescue Department Scheduled Events So Far!! * Police Cars * Fire Trucks * Ambulances * State Troopers * Sheriff Deputies * Forest Rangers WHEN: MONDAY,ONDAY, MAY 28, 2012 * Game Wardens * Lifeflight Helicopter * Antique Autos * Monster Mud Truck WHERE: GOODWINSODWINS MILLS, LYMAN Paradede route runs from the Mill PondPond to * Race Cars * Specialty Vehicles the Lymanyman Town HallHall * Construction Vehicles * Command Trucks * Local Business Displays * Haz-Mat Trucks TIME: PARADEADE STARTSS AT 1:00PM * Jaws of Life Demo – Accident Scene Reconstruction Participants please see Jill Schatz at * Mad Science Show from 11am-Noon – Fire and Ice! the Mill Pond by 12:30pm * Celebration Ceremony of Officer Bull at Noon * Huge Raffle with Thousands of Dollar’s Worth of Goods! Lyman Parks & Recreation would also * Face Painting * Games like to extend a sincere and heartfelt * Free Balloons! * Bouncy House for Kids! invitation to all current and former * And much more free family fun throughout the event!

United States Military Personnel to There will be a benefi t BBQ throughout the participate with us in the Memorial Day Parade. event to raise money for a scholarship in memory of Offi cer Jeffrey Bull, who died in the line of duty 25 years ago while protecting Community Organizations, groups or Lebanon. All proceeds go to the scholarship fund! individuals also wishing to participate Thanks for your support! Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips, Soda and More! in the parade should contact

Jill Schatz at 423-7480. Also, there will be raffl e tickets on sale for a chance to win thousands of dollar’s worth of gift certifi cates and merchandise from area businesses and organizations!

For More Information, Please Contact Assistant Chief Jason Cole at (207) 608-5615 or [email protected] REPORTER Friday, March 1, 2019 PAGE 3 LIMERICK ELECTION day, March 8. (Continued from page 1) Some of the 75 articles on the WATERBORO town warrant to be voted on at the town meeting on March 9 are: To Committee. see what sum the town will vote to Snowmobile Club National Science Foundation for north of Subway/Dunkin Donuts Stephen D. Malmude and raise and appropriate for the oper- her project which uses 4-D meth- entrance, 1.6 miles to the Town- Glen O. Wagner are running to fill ations of the Municipal Officers, meeting and elections odology. Her proposal is due May house Road intersection. A sep- The next meeting of the Os- a 3-year term position as a Trustee and support staff – Selectmen and 8. In April, eJayne will be survey- arate paving project will occur sipee Mountaineers Snowmobile for the Sewerage District. Laura L. Budget Committee recommend ing the public to gauge genuine from Dollar General, north 2.56 Club is March 2 with a Board LarryMay is Malone running to fill a 3-year term $85,300; To see if the town will interest Colin among M. locals Walsh, regarding CPA miles to the Limerick town line. meeting at 5 p.m., Pot luck dinner Superintendentposition on the Limerick Planning appropriateRegional $355,000 for School plow- Unit 57 communityDirector of movements Finance & such Operations as The piece in between will also get at 6 p.m. and Regular meeting at 7 Board. William B. Aronson is ing, sanding and salting – Recom- these. A document she provided, a thin coating of new pavement. 86 West Road, Waterboro,p.m.The Maine theme 04087 for potluck is Chili running to fill a 1-year term as a mended by Selectmen and Budget states “With the support and en- A Special Amusement Permit Erica Mazzeo and Chowder. Bring your favorite Timothy O’Connor Trustee on the Limerick Sewerage $355,000; To seeTel. what No. sum (207) the 247-3221 gagement of local people, each for the Town of Waterboro for the dish to share. Desserts also wel- DirectorDistrict. of Curriculum town will appropriate for the op- andDirector every member of Special of the RSU#57 Education Blues Festival scheduled for Aug. Fax. No. (207) 247come.-3477 If you are a member and Scott R. Paradis and Robert C. erations of the Limerick Munici- district will have the opportunity 24 at Friendship Park was unani- would like to be nominated for a Richardson Sr. are both running to pal Fire-Rescue Departments, and to participate in the program mov- mously approved. Permission was seat on the board you must attend Melissafill a 2-year Roberts term position as Road all supplies, etc. – Recommended ing forward.”Nora eJayne Lantagne claims that also granted to allow malt and vi- this meeting. Open positions for Director ofCommissioner. Professional Growth $129,966; To see if the town will theAsst. Benefits Special of Education 4-D include Director “a nous alcohol to be served during the 2019/2020 season are Presi- Write-ins are welcome for any appropriate $3,000 for Lake Ar- Government system upgrade on the event. dent, Secretary, Trailmaster and of these positions and for two po- rowhead Conservation Control on a local, state, and national level, The Beano/Bingo license for Events Coordinator. sitionsRSU on 57the Budgetprepares Committee. respectful, milfoil responsible control; To see andif the creative town thinkers for success in theresulting global in community. better relationships, the Lake Arrowhead Conserva- Some of the articles to be vot- will appropriate $3,000 for moni- community values, improved ed- tion Council held at 206 Old Port- ed on by Secret Ballot are to raise toring boats on Sokokis Lake; To eWorld project ucation quality, and the most ef- land Road (Lake Arrowhead Club KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION 2) was unanimously approved. money for various non-profit -or see if the town will accept the gift announced ficient use of tax-payer’s dollars.” Dear Parents:ganizations in the area. The Se- of three parcels of land, subject At the Feb. 26 Selectmen’s Anyone who wants more infor- lectmen and Budget Committee mation about what the Building to convenants and restrictions. A meeting, a presentation was giv- Local access TV recommend to give $500 for the yes vote from the Selectmen was en by Waterboro resident, eJayne eWorld project is and how it will If you are looking for the Se- WelcomeAmerican to the RedRSU Cross; 57 $500schools. for recommended You will on find these the last threeprofessional announcing educators the activation in of herour schoolswork can email most ejayne@building eager to -providelectmen’s meetings on Public Ac- Maine Health Care at Home; $300 articles. project “Building eWorld” to the eworld.com. cess TV they are now on channel meaningfulfor Saco learning River Corridor experiences Commis- for In relatedyour news, child. donations You are areTown an of Waterboroimportant and RSU contributor #57 to this process. Pleas1302. e You can live stream the contact yoursion; and child’s $3,000 forschool Lake Arrow as -soonbeing as accepted any question for St. Matthew’s arises. school We district. look eJayneforward is work to- workingFeb. 12 withmeeting you. notes Thankmeetings you on the town’s website head Conservation Committee. Food Pantry during the voting on ing to obtain a $12M grant for The DOT will be paving two on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of for the privilegeSeveral other of articles serving will also your be child’sMarch 8, educationalat the Municipal Officeneeds. Convergence Research from the areas Route 5 in 2019. Over- each month at http://www.water- voted on by secret ballot on Fri- at 55 Washington Street. Larry Malonelay paving will occur from just boro-me.net/information_center/ live_stream.php. You can also find Superintendent of Schools previously taped meetings and other local videos at vimeo.com/ Kindergarten Registration for the towns ofRegional Alfred, Limerick, School Unit Lyman, 57 Newfield, Shapleigh and Waterborosrctv. isSRC-TV serves the towns of 86 West Road, Waterboro, Maine 04087 Waterboro, Limerick, Limington, scheduled at the following times. You will needTel. to No. register (207) 247 -3221at the school in the town in which you reside.Buxton, At Hollis and Standish. registration, it is not necessary to bring your childFax. withNo. (207) you; 247 -3477however, parents are required by law to provide Waterboro Fire-EMS the child’s official birth Larry Malone certificate and immunization Erica Mazzeo record . You must show Timothy proof O’Connor of residency inJanuary the stats Superintendent Director of Curriculum Director of Special Education There were 70 total incidents District as well. in the month of January. There

Colin M. Walsh, CPA Melissa Roberts Nora Lantagne were 50 Emergency Medical Monday MarchDirector of11 Financ e & Operations9:00 am – 4:30 Directorpm of ProfessionalLyman Growth Asst. Director ofLyman Special Education Elementary SchoolService calls, 5 good intent, 4 Tuesday March 12 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Alfred Alfred Elementary Schoolhazardous condition (no fire), 4 RSU 57 prepares respectful, responsible and creative thinkers for success in the global community. False Alarms, 4 service calls and Wednesday March 13 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Alfred/Lyman @ Lyman Elementary School3 structure fires. Monday To: RSUMarch 57 Families 18 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Newfield / Limerick Line Elementary School From: Larry Malone & RSU 57 Administration Call members wanted Tuesday Re: PreMarch-K Lottery 19 Registration 9:00 Information am – 4:30& Deadline pm Shapleigh Shapleigh Memorial SchoolAre you interested in becoming a paid call member? The Water- Tuesday Date: FebruaryMarch 1, 19 2019 Appt. only- 7:30–3:30** Waterboro Waterboro Elementary School boro Fire Department is seeking Wednesday March 20 Appt. only- 7:30-3:30** Waterboro Waterboro ElementaryFirefighters, School EMTs, trained Equip- Wednesday It is ourMarch hope that 2 this0 memo will 5:30 serve pm to clarify – 7:30 any questions pm regarding Waterboroour district’s Pre -K programs. To begin,Waterboro our Pre-K programs Elementary ment School Operators and Fire/Police for seek to serve our local schools first (Alfred Elementary School, Lyman Elementary School, LINE Elementary School, Shapleigh traffic control. An application can Wednesday Memorial March School 2, and0 Waterboro 5:30 Elementa pm ry– School7:30). pmEach child registered Limerick/Newfield/ for the lottery will have an opportunity for selection. be found at www.waterborofire. Once all openings have been filled by local residents, we will reach out to Shapleighdistrict community @ members who areLine on a waitlist Elementary to Schoolorg. You can also call 247-5299 or email waterborofire@waterboro- determine interest in program admittance, should spaces become available. Please review the district’s criteria below to understand fire.org with any questions. our program admittance criteria: PLEASE HELP US estimate the number of students we will be registering at the above times by completing the form which is located on our district webpage: http://www.rsu57.org/parents/registration and returningHappy it Birthday! Pre-K Program Eligibility Criteria Marilyn Clark of East Water- to your school by March 5, 2019. boro is celebrating her birthday on March 9. ● Students must be 4 years old by Oct. 15th and are not of kindergarten age. **NOTE: Waterboro● Complete Registrants Lottery Registration - the school Form (required) secretary including will income. contact This willyou help to predictarrange levels an of Freeappointment and Reduced Lunch time . percentages for next year and is needed in order to accurately reflect the district percentage. ● Form(s) must be completed and submitted by March 1, 2019. TOWN OF WATERBORO The Pre-K registration form is available at www.rsu57.org/parents/registration. After you have completed the form, please return it to NOTICE OF your local school’s main office by March 1st. Our goal is to make program notifications by Friday, March 22nd. All students that are placed in a district Pre-K program will need to have the kindergarten registration packet filled out prior to Pre-K screening. Once all PUBLIC HEARING openings have been filled by lottery, remaining names will be drawn to create a waiting list, should room become available. Any The Waterboro Board interest from local school residents received after the lottery is complete and notification has taken place, will be placed on the waiting of Selectmen will hold list. a Public Hearing at the Waterboro Town Hall, 24 Townhouse Road, on If you know of any community families who may have an eligible student, please feel free to share this information. If you have any Tuesday, March 12, 2019 questions, please feel free to contact your local school’s main office. beginning at 6:00 p.m.

to hear public comment regarding an ATV Ordinance. Sincerely, The proposed ordinance RSU 57 Administration is available at Waterboro Town Hall and on the Alfred - Limerick - Lyman - Newfield - Shapleigh - Waterboro town’s website at www. waterboro-me.gov.

Alfred - Limerick - Lyman - Newfield - Shapleigh - Waterboro PAGE 4 Friday, March 1, 2019 REPORTER more to help the heating assis- Happy birthday! NEWFIELD tance program, and other worth- Two local people are celebrat- while programs. He has worked ing birthdays early this month C.J. Pike on helping families and individ- and they are Sarah Vachon and [email protected] uals in general and the Wakefield Myra Guild. 793-8760 Food Pantry, which top his list of doing good for the community. Revenue from the dances is do- Meetings ANNUAL ELECTION nated to the local causes. Northern York County Rod (Continued from page 1) Colwell and his wife Debby, and Gun Club - March 1 at the have recently organized an annual clubhouse at Lewis Hill Road at acquired property and $5,000 7:30 p.m. from interest; to raise $25,000 or Thanksgiving dinner at the Con- gregational Church for local resi- Cub Scout Pack #329 - March the Capital Improvement Build- 4, at Line School at 818 ing Fund; to raise $72,581 for the dents, who would like to socialize with the other folks in town rather Water Street at 6 p.m. Anas- final payment on the Self Con- Bruce Colwell Kenny Gates than have dinner alone. Colwell tasia Ferguson is the Cubmaster. tained Breathing Apparatus for PHOTO BY C.J. PIKE PHOTO BY C.J. PIKE Boy Scout Troop #329 - March the fire and rescue departments; says, “My wife wanted to do this,” so his entire family got in- 4, at the Scout Hall at 7 School and to see what the town will Selectman’s race Street, Limerick at 6:30 p.m. Call raise for the operation of munic- volved. He feels that the commu- has two Associate of Applied Sci- nity needs to get more involved, ence degrees in Instructor Tech- Joe Iannazzo at 850-6237. ipal buildings for the next year is a BRUCE COLWELL and getting out to vote would be nologies and Administration and The American Legion - March – the recommendation is to raise local man who was raised in 4, at the Brick Town Hall at 19 $50,000. There are a total of 67 a good start. Information Management. Newfield and graduated from Gates would like to take a Main Street in Limerick at 7 p.m. articles on the warrant. Massabesic High School. He has has never strong look at the taxes to see if Newfield Firefighters training In the election, Casey Tarbox worked as a self-employed con- KENNY GATES been a selectman before, but has anything can be done to lower session - March 5, at the Pub- is running for the Road Com- tractor around town, since the been involved in the Town of them. According to his research, lic Safety Building at 85 Water missioner, unopposed. Justine graduated. Newfield in many other ways. they are being raised at a rate Street in West Newfield at 7 p.m. Perkins is running for the Town Colwell served as a selectman He has served as Emergency that “outpaces peoples’ ability to Tea Time - March 6, at the Clerk/Tax Collector; and Nich- for 11 years prior to this year and Management Agency (EMA) Di- pay.” In his study, he has found Newfield Village Library at 637 ole Hubbard is running for Town liked working with the town and rector, a member of the Property that our taxes have gone up ap- Water Street at 3 p.m. Treasurer, both unopposed. Jodi the community. He said that “I Appeals Board since March, 2012, proximately 33 percent over the The Comprehensive Planning Laine is running to fill the posi- think that I can do some good, and and has been one of our three last 10 years, equating to a raise Board - Wednesday, March 6, at tion of School Director at RSU would like to get back into work- School Board Representatives for of 3.3 percent each year. the West Newfield Town Hall at 57. Bruce Colwell and Kenny ing with the town.” Colwell has RSU 57, serving on both the Pol- Gates says that he will con- 23 So. Effingham Road, at 7 p.m. Gates are both running for the po- served on the local volunteer fire icy Committee and the Transpor- stantly strive to perform at his Newfield Planning Board - sition of Selectman, Assessor and department and the budget com- tation/Security Committee since best, and if elected, he will prom- March 6 at the West Newfield Overseer of the Poor. All of the mittee in past years, as well. 2014; and has been a part-time ise excellence in all that he does, Town Hall at 23 So. Effingham positions are for a term of three Colwell’s love of his commu- Transfer Station attendant. and will consider it an honor to Road, at 8 p.m. years, and write-in candidates are nity shows in his fundraising ef- Prior to coming to Newfield serve. He added “We need to get Newfield Rescue training welcome. forts and his ability to bring peo- with his wife Judi, Gates spent more people out to vote. Every- session - March 7, at the Pub- ple together. Over the past several more than 21 years in the Unit- one’s vote matters, and every- lic Safety Building, at 85 Water Post news, events years, he has organized the town ed States Air Force, retiring as a one’s vote can make a big differ- Street, at 7 p.m. Contact Dick or and photos at dances, several times a year, such Master Sergeant in 1997. He also ence.” Hazel McGlincey at 793-2045 or “Reporter207” as New Year’s, St. Patrick’s, and any rescue member.

REPORTER MONTHLY FEATURE Adopt a Pet! Your business can sponsor a pet for only $40 and help them find their forever homes. Call 247-1033.

Tim is a 5 1/2 month-old male Puerto Rico Tim Sato. He is medium weight and has an adoption fee of $450. Stop by the shelter to Arthritis and your pets see if Tim is the right companion for you. Many people know that as you stop jumping up on things. If you a tasty chew, and works for all For adoption info visit: age, you are more likely to develop notice these signs, contact your weight ranges of felines. These www.animalwelfaresociety.org arthritis. However, did you know veterinarian immediately to pre- have been known to work quite AWS is open from 11-4:30 Thursdays through that companion pets like dogs and vent it from becoming worse. well for helping arthritis pain. Pre- Tuesdays. (Closed on Wednesdays.) cats can also develop arthritis? There are also over-the-count- scription medication can be pre- Arthritis is a disease that forms in er and prescription medications scribed after a medical exam and SPONSORED BY: the joints of your pets, it can cause that can be given to your pet to blood work. These include many severe pain. Although it is more help control the joint inflammation different Non-Steroidal Anti-In- Autumn Green Funeral Home common in older pets, it can still and pain. Some of these over-the- flammatory drugs, such as Gallip- Sharing Memories...Celebrating Life form in younger animals. counter supplements are Dasuquin rant, Carprofen, and Onsior which There are many ways to treat all help to control pain and inflam- 47 Oak Street • PO Box 327 Advanced and GlycoFlex which arthritis. Firstly, keep a close watch are glucosamine based products, mation. Finally, a prescription diet Alfred, Maine 04002 207-459-7110 on your animal’s activity level. as well as Welactin, a fish oil can also be used to help joint pain. Animals that suffer from arthritis supplement. Dasuquin Advanced will start to become less active and comes in a capsule for felines, and – Dr. Magda Rosol Simba is a 6-year-old female Domestic Short Haired may gain some weight from lack a tasty chewable tablet, or treat Alfred Waterboro cat. She just loves to snuggle in and under blankets of activity. Some animals may also for canines. GlycoFlex comes in Veterinary Hospital Simba and mind her own business. Simba’s ideal home is a quiet home with someone who is very under- standing and patient. She would also very much appreciate being an indoor/outdoor cat, so she can come and go as she pleases. Adoption fee waived.

Open from 11-4:30 Thursdays through Tuesdays. Alfred-Waterboro Veterinary Hospital (Closed on Wednesdays.) LIMERICK MILLS 1251 Main St., Waterboro For adoption info visit: ANIMAL HOSPITAL 135 Elm Street, Limerick • 793-4493 www.animalwelfaresociety.org Dr. Magda Rosol We are a well-established, full-service, SPONSORED BY: small animal veterinary hospital Schedule equine teeth urston And Peters Sugarhouse,  providing comprehensive medical, floating & vaccinations Our “Own” Maple Syrup surgical and dental care. 207-247-3100 • Fax: 247-5100 299 Bond Spring Road, W. New eld [email protected] urstonandpeters.com • 793-8040 WE SUPPORT ADOPT A PET www.limerickmillsvet.com www.alfredwaterborovet.com REPORTER Friday, March 1, 2019 PAGE 5 SPORTS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD New records in track Larry Malone Colin M. Walsh, CPA ‘New’ records Superintendent Regional School Unit 57 Director of Finance & Operations 86 West Road, Waterboro, Maine 04087 for MHS Erica Mazzeo Tel. No. (207) 247-3221 Timothy O’Connor track star Director of Curriculum Fax. No. (207) 247-3477 Director of Special Education Syeira New, a senior at Massa- besic High School, set two school records at the Class A State Track Melissa Roberts Nora Lantagne and Field ChampionshipsDirector held of Professional Growth Asst. Special Education Director Feb. 18 at USM. New posted a 27.37 in the 200-meter dash and she followed that performance RSU 57 prepares respectful, responsible and creative thinkers for success in the global community. with a 8.93 in the 55-meter hur- dles, another MHS record. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Dear Parents: Waters, relay men set MHSWelcome to the RSU 57 schools. You will find the professional educators in our schools most eager to provide marks meaningful learning experiences for your child. You are an important contributor to this process. Please Jeffery Waters, a senior at Massabesic High School,contact joined your child’s school as soon as any question arises. We look forward to working with you. Thank you three juniors in setting forthe MHS the privilege of serving your child’s educational needs. school record in the 4x800 relay Left, Massabesic senior Syeira New after setting two school records in the 200-meter dash and the 55-meter hurdles. Right, the Massabesic at the annual Class A State Cham- boys relay team (in green) set a school record in the 4x800 relay at the Class A State ChampionshipsLarry on Feb. Malone 18 at USM. COURTESY PHOTOS pionships held Feb. 18 at USM. Superintendent of Schools Parker Jalbert was first off the blocks for the Mustangs. He was Larry Malone Colin M. Walsh, CPA followed by SovannarithKindergarten Chap RegistrationSuperintendent for the townsRegional of Alfred, School Limerick, Unit Lyman, 57 Newfield,Director of ShapleighFinance & Operations and Waterboro is and next by Jakob Saucier with 86 West Road, Waterboro, Maine 04087 Waters running the anchor.sch eduled The at the following times. You will need to register at the school in the town in which you reside. At Erica Mazzeo Tel. No. (207) 247-3221 Timothy O’Connor men posted an 8:50.54 registration,a new re- it is not necessary to bring your child with you; however, parents are required by law to provide cord for MHS men’s track in that Director of Curriculum Fax. No. (207) 247-3477 Director of Special Education event. the child’s official birth certificate and immunization record. You must show proof of residency in the Later, Waters set an individualDistrict as well. Melissa Roberts Nora Lantagne school mark in the one-mile run Director of Professional Growth Asst. Special Education Director when he crossed in 4:40.09. Monday MarchRSU 5711 prepares respectful,9:00 am responsible – 4:30 pm and creative thinkersLyman for success in the global community.Lyman Elementary School By Michael DeAngelis Sports Editor Tuesday March 12 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Alfred Alfred Elementary School [email protected] March 13 5:00 pmKINDERGARTEN – 7:00 pm REGISTRATION Alfred/Lyman @ Lyman Elementary School Monday Dear Parents:March 18 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Newfield / Limerick Line Elementary School

ALFREDTuesday WelcomeMarch to the 19 RSU 57 schools.9:00 am You – will4:30 find pm the professional Shapleigh educators in our schools mostShapleigh eager to provide Memorial School Tuesday meaningfulMarch learning 19 experiencesAppt. for only your- 7:30 child.– 3:30** You are anWaterboro important contributor to this Waterboroprocess. Pleas Elementarye School Allison WilliamsWednesday contact March your child’s 20 school Appt. as soon only as any- 7:30question-3:30** arises. We Waterboro look forward to working withWaterboro you. Thank youElementar y School [email protected] for theMarch privilege 2 of0 serving 5:30your child’s pm – educational7:30 pm needs. Waterboro Waterboro Elementary School 324-5823 Wednesday March 2 0 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Limerick/Newfield/ Larry Malone Shapleigh Superintendent @ of SchoolsLine Elementary School Republican Town Committee Members of the Republican Kindergarten Registration for the towns of Alfred, Limerick, Lyman, Newfield, Shapleigh and Waterboro is Town Committee met MondayPLEASE eve- HELPscheduled US at estimatethe following the times. num berYou ofwill students need to register we will at the be school registering in the town at inthe which above you reside.times Atby completing ning in Parsons Memorialthe Library. form whichregistration, is located it is not on necessary our district to bring webpage: your child http://www.rsu57.org/parents/registration with you; however, parents are required by law to provide and returning it Glenn Dochtermann was voted in the child’s official birth certificate and immunization record. You must show proof of residency in the as the new chairman andto the your sec- school by March 5, 2019. retary, Elaine Beal, was asked to District as well. write a letter to George **Donovan,NOTE: Waterboro Registrants - the school secretary will contact you to arrange an appointment time. the previous Chairman, thank- Monday March 11 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Lyman Lyman Elementary School ing him for his years of service. Members discussed how the group Tuesday March 12 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Alfred Alfred Elementary School could raise funds for the election of Wednesday March 13 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Alfred/Lyman @ Lyman Elementary School their representative but no definite Monday March 18 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Newfield / Limerick Line Elementary School decisions were made. The group will meet again in March. Tuesday March 19 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Shapleigh Shapleigh Memorial School Tuesday March 19 Appt. only- 7:30–3:30** Waterboro Waterboro Elementary School New Century Club Wednesday March 20 Appt. only- 7:30-3:30** Waterboro Waterboro Elementary School The Sunday, March 10 meeting Wednesday March 20 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Waterboro Waterboro Elementary School of the New Century Club will be Wednesday March 20 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Limerick/Newfield/ held in the Oak Street Bistro for lunch at 1 p.m. Marjorie Ander- Shapleigh @ Line Elementary School son will be the speaker on “Life in Alfred in 1968, the Club’s 75th PLEASE HELP US estimate the number of students we will be registering at the above times by completing Anniversary.” the form which is located on our district webpage: http://www.rsu57.org/parents/registration and returning it Firearm Safety Course to your school by March 5, 2019. Looking way ahead, there will be a firearm safety course at Town **NOTE: Waterboro Registrants - the school secretary will contact you to arrange an appointment time. Hall on March 20, given by Glenn Dochtermann. Hours will be 6 to 9:30 and the cost will be $10 each. Alfred - Limerick - Lyman - Newfield - Shapleigh - Waterboro See the poster at town hall.

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How do you know if the of Alfred, passed away on Friday, March 8 from tracks you are looking at be- unexpectedly on Feb. 3:30-6:30 p.m. at Cote longed to a fox or coyote? 25. She was a long-time Funeral Home, 87 James Or a dog? Connie Struder, English teacher at Saco Street, Saco. A funeral ser- knowledgeable in tracking Middle School and the vice will be held on Satur- patterns, knew what telltale wife of Timothy Stinson, day, March 9 at 11 a.m. at signs would be obvious and the principal of Shap- Saco Middle School, 40 explained them to her audi- leigh Memorial and Line Robin Stinson Buxton Road, Saco with a ence of 16 children and adults Elementary Schools. reception to follow. who were studying the tracks on the road through Massabe- sic Forest this past Saturday. Prearrangement consultation at no charge at the She carried a measure with her funeral home or in the comfort of your home. with which she measured the tracks. Sometimes there were two pairs of tracks. At this time of year, a fox will pair up Scott E. Cudworth Katherine M. Fagan with a mate. CREMATION & FUNERAL SERVICES COURTESY PHOTO PHOTO BY JOANNE BARGIONI Among the information Located in a quiet part of town, in a country setting. shared by Connie Struder was that a raccoon has fi ve toes 498 Long Plains Road, Buxton Q: Tell us about yourself? Q: Do you like getting things and resembles a human hand. CUDWORTH: I am 55 years done quickly or do you like to 929-3723 • www.mainefuneral.com They don’t rinse their food in old and have lived on Ross Cor- “mull things over”? water because they are sani- ner Road since 1994. I have been CUDWORTH: I am a high en- tary but for the tactile experi- Here for you married to my wife Karen for 25 ergy person. I like to make a list ence. Bobcats have four toes. since 1882 years and we have fi ve children and and go down the list and get things Dennett, Craig & Pate Only three animal species eight grandchildren. I am the owner done. I have been known to get in in Maine actually hibernate, and of Lakeside Sport and Marine and my truck with a chain saw and go Funeral Home one of them being our wood- Lakeside Realty. and help in natural disasters. Cremation Services chucks. Struder explained all FAGAN: I am engaged and FAGAN: I like to take my time the things which the tracks have three children, eight grand- and research everything. Get all the revealed, the sizes and shapes children, and one great-grandchild. facts. of the various tracks as the I have lived in Shapleigh for 15 Q: What are your interests and animals slipped through the years. hobbies. What are you passionate BUXTON • Portland Rd. & Rte. 202 • 929-8200 forest in search of food – dog, Q: What prompted you to run about? SACO • 365 Main Street • 282-0562 www.dcpate.com coyote, fi sher, gray fox, bob- for Selectman? CUDWORTH: I grew up in cat, but not a white footed CUDWORTH: I love my town Shapleigh and as a boy was raised mouse because they hibernate. and want to serve it’s people. I help to hunt and Fish. I worked as a li- We learned that deer, in early AYNE A IVIERE out in food pantries and schools. censed electrician and as a machin- W L R , DMD spring, crave the new buds People have encouraged me to en- ist at Brooks Welding and Machine, GENERAL DENTIST on our shrubbery, which they ter the race. eight years at Cyro Industries over- may industrially strip while FAGAN: A few years ago I seeing multiple workers and was on we sleep. If you fi nd deer Call Today 247-3511 took an assistant position under the the Safety Committee. I currently tracks on your front lawn that Town Administrator, and realized I hold several certifi cations and li- is why they made a visit. could be useful. I was approached censes including Class A CDL Li- Welcoming New Patients The next activity spon- this year and encouraged to run for cense attending Northeast Technical We Offer Massabesic Regional Medical Center sored by the Conservation Insurance ® Selectman. I can add a great deal Center in Manchester, certifi cation Plans CareCredit Commission will be the year- Route 202, Waterboro, ME Low Monthly to the town with my knowledge. I in Gunsmithing through Thompson accepted. ly bird house connstruction www.drldmd.com Payment Plans can make Shapleigh a place people Education Direct, Federal Firearms which will be upstairs in Town want to stay. license, nearly 17 years successful- Hall. Both adults and children Q: What is your running plat- ly owning and operating Lakeside are welcome to participate lat- form? Sport and Marine. er in March. CUDWORTH: Look for Volun- FAGAN: Volunteerism. I am teers to fi ll various positions in the passionate about civil responsibility UR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER town. I would be careful on spend- and public service. I currently work YO ing, and be open and transparent. I as an Accounts Payable Supervisor Q: How do you handle con- would be open to dialogue via text, in Sanford. I am on many commit- fl icts, both internal and external? email or stop by the store. I am not tees, Treasurer of the Shapleigh CUDWORTH: I have been York County’s only interested in micromanaging. Recreation Committee, Capital trained to do a job and handle situa- FAGAN: I want transparency. Improvements Committee, Zon- tions with no emotion. If discipline independent newspaper! I think the Selectmen’s meeting ing Board of Appeals, Fair Hous- needs to be done it will be done by should be recorded and put on the ing Authority Assessment Review following procedures. I show no www.waterbororeporter.com town website. I want to promote Board, Chair of Community Day partiality. I would never belittle or P.O. Box 75, North Waterboro, ME 04061 the Recreation Committee to do Committee, Commissioner Saco yell and would like people to feel 247-1033 • [email protected] more in the town. Maybe events af- River Corridor Commissioner. free to come to speak to me without ter school. I want the town to grow Q: What makes you qualifi ed fear of repercussions. Kerry DeAngelis...... Publisher/Advertising Manager for the children. for the Selectmen’s position? FAGAN: I would take the per- [email protected] or [email protected] Q: What would be your fi rst CUDWORTH: I love working son aside and speak to them one Michael DeAngelis ...... Sports Editor task if elected Selectman? with numbers and fi gures. I have on one. There are two sides to ev- [email protected] CUDWORTH: Control spend- experience running electrical crews, ery story. After I have all the facts Joanne Bargioni ...... Contributing Writer ing. I have been attending the week- managing people, 17 years in busi- I would deal appropriately and pri- Cynthia Matthews...... Contributing Writer ly Selectman’s meetings and there ness. I can relate to working people vately. C.J. Pike ...... Contributing Writer are some expenditures coming up. and have business experience. I will Allison Williams ...... Contributing Writer For example we are switching from be a stronger connection between Voting will be held at the town a volunteer rescue service to full all town offi ces. hall at 22 Back Road, Shapleigh MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS: time paid positions. FAGAN: I have a legal back- on Friday, March 8 from 8 a.m. to Receive the Reporter in the mail each week for $75 per year. FAGAN: I would research to ground and worked as a paralegal/ 8 p.m. Results of the election will Published by KL Design & Marketing see where we can come up with legal assistant for over 30 years. I be announced at the Annual Town www.kldesignandmarketing.com money to contract with a profes- managed three businesses, and have Meeting on Saturday, March 9 be- The Reporter is independently owned and locally operated sional grant writer, so that the town a background in municipal law, ginning at 10 a.m. at the Shapleigh and has no affiliation with any other newspaper. is not footing the entire bill for in- contract law and real estate. Memorial School, 467 Shapleigh ©2019 All Rights Reserved. All logos and trademarks are property of their respective owners. No part of this publication may be reproduced without permission from the publisher. frastructure, etc. Corner Road. The opinions expressed in the Reporter are not necessarily those of the publisher. PAGE 8 Friday, March 1, 2019 REPORTER Massabesic Middle School FIND US teacher receives on Facebook at environmental “Reporter207” Share photos, news and educator award events as they happen! The Maine Environmental Ed- ucation Association (MEEA) re- cently awarded the 2018 Eberhard Thiele Environmental Educator Award to Massabesic Middle School teacher, Patrick Paren. Pat has been a collaborator with the Gulf of Maine Research Institute education staff, a teacher leader in his school and for teachers around The February Employee Donation Program recipient at SIS Bank is Matt Ouellette (right),Certifi ed Financial PLUS, read us online, the state, and an inspiration to his Planner. He chose the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to receive the donation. He is pictured and share with friends! students. The students in Pat’s here with Bank President, Blaine Boudreau. COURTESY PHOTO classroom are engaged in real and relevant scientifi c questions and tasks. His classroom emits energy and excitement. Pat’s own curios- ity of the natural world is clearly FEATURED IN THE MARCH 15 REPORTER: contagious. He is an incredible teacher and has fostered a love of science, nature, and a sense of place in his students. The Eberhard Thiele Envi- ronmental Educator Award is de- signed to recognize environmen- tal education professional who works either outside the formal classroom setting or a classroom Maple Sunday teacher that incorporates envi- ronmental education into their pedagogical philosophy and prac- tice. Eberhard Thiele was the fi rst March 24th President of the MEEA in 1981 and served many years on the he 36th annual Maine Maple board and inspired many students Sunday is March 24 and the as the Director of Environmen- T tal Studies at the University of Reporter will be featuring Maine, Fort Kent. In 2010, Pat and his students the event in its March 15 issue discovered a single plant of pur- with a list of local places to visit ple loosestrife on their campus. His students decided to moni- along with a map of the area. tor this single plant closely over Get HIGHLIGHTED on the time to determine if it would be an issue. Eight years later, Pat’s list and LOCATED on the map students continue their monitor- (with a maple leaf) by placing an ing, and so far, it remains con- tained. This investigation evolved ad in this special section at spe- into additional research into the galerucella beetle, its effective- cial low rates and IN COLOR. ness as a biocontrol, and its distri- Our Maple Sunday pages will bution in Maine. Advertise in our That is just one example of the also run again on March 22. authentic environmental research Advertise BOTH weeks for special section and Pat and his students have been a part of. In addition to his work the best rate! tap into thousands with Vital Signs, Pat and his stu- dents have participated in Project ADVERTISING RATES: Learning Tree, Signs of the Sea- of local readers! sons, and Project Noah as well. 1 week / 2 weeks 16, 2018 REPORTER

The work Pat and his students 2 col. x 2" (business card) ...... $50 / $70 REPORTER

Friday, March 16, 2018 have engaged in over the years Maple 5 PAGE 7 Cornish 2 col. x 3" ...... $70 / $100 Sunday 25 117 113 Kezar Falls 8 East Baldwin Maple SEBAGO always has a strong connection to SundayLAKE MARCHARCHAARCRC 25 MARCH 25 CHH25H 2255 5 (Continued from page 5) 2 col. x 4" (1/8 pg) ...... $90 / $130 Sebago HARRIS FARM 160 Parsonsfifi Limington 25 280 Buzzell Road, Dayton eld their local community and to re- GILES FAMILY FARM HILLTOP BOILERS LLC Pancake breakfast madeton with 157 Elm Street SOKSSOKOKIS 100 Shaker Hill Road made with LALLAKE homemade whole wheat recipe. NewfiN PICKEREL Standish Alfred eat recipe. fi eld 4 we runrun out out. . Grass fed beef burg- POND 2 Maple donuts, candies, syrup, TourT our beautbeautiful new sugar-sug GrassGrass fed beef bu MAPLE MOON FARM View the syrup making process. es, syrup, ers Noon-4PM. Sample maple 289 Chick Road, Lebanon horse drawn waagon/sleigh rides house and see how our awardar- Limerick Also enjoy our own maple apple leigh rides fudge, whoopie pies, candy, cot- Sugarbush and school and busbus 1 3 and dairy store. Sugarhouse open winning maple syrup is mademaded. crisp, maple donuts and fudge. ouse open ton candy, and ice cream with ma- tours. 11 2 col. x 6" ...... $130 / $190 for viewing farm and sugarbush Tour the sugarbush, help 4 LAKE On both Saturdays, Axe WomWomenen searchers across the state. ple syrup. Farm tours, sugarbushith ma- ARROWHEAD Maple syrup available for sale. sugarbush collect sap aandnd stoke our wood- West Buxton tours, restrooms, handicapped Loggers of Maine will be pputtingn Restroom facilities and handi- dicapped PUTtours, restrooms, handicapped YOUR fi red evaporator Gorham accessible, school and bus tours. 7 on four demondemonstratstrations. SeSeeutt axeingg . Enjoy maple tea, capped accessible. bus tours. accessible, bus and school tours. a pancake made on our 1920’s North March 24-25, 8AM-2PM. throwt ing, log chopping, and esaw- axee Newfifi eld Waterboro March 25, 10AM-4PM M. March 25, 9AM-4PM wood cook stostove, and sugar-on- ing demonstrations ve, and sugar 117 35 6 HIDDEN ROOTS in a famfamily snow. Live mumussi -on- West Newfie GRAY FARM MAPLE frf iendly atmosphere. W y MAPLE HILL SUGAR HOUSE ic by acousti fi eld MEEA is honored to to give MAPLE FARM counters will also be wiildlth ifeus En-on Black Water Moon on Sundayc duo af- Hilton Road, Denmark 93 Hicks Road, Newfi ternoon. 28 Tufts Road, Limington 3 both Saturdays for their wildlife fi eld Products avai af- Buxton 2 col. x 9" or 3 col. x 6" (1/4 pg) ....$180 / $265 Sugar house and sugar bush Sugarbush tours and handi- purchase: 100100%% pure maplelable syr-for Open Sugarhouse with plenty of exhibits. Enjoy the many con-con-e capped accessible. tours, free pancakes, sap-made maple products. Come enjoyplenty our of up, maple butter, maple sugar and 9 LITTLE f ttests, samplings, and farm ani- OSSIPEE BUSINESS ON OSSIPEE March 25, 9AM-4PM9AM coffee and tea, and maple baked njoy our maple candy LAKE new establishment and share ourr -4PM MOUNTAIN Hollis beans. Activities for kids. mals that you have come to loveani-. . 202 fi rst year together! Restroomhare andourr Scratch the pigs, pet a calf, play March 24-25, 10AM-4PM 111 East W 4 March 25, 10AM-4PM om and MAPLE HOUSE FARM aterboro this award to someone whose ca- handicapped accessibility d on a John Deere tractor, enjoy ay . 1063 West RoadRoa MERRIFIELD FARMFARM 5 March 24-25, 8AM-4PM. maple whoopee pie. All activitesa d ie. All activites Waterboro 5 195 N Gorham Road are FREE. Farm tours, restrooms,s Acton Tony and Kim Wolfi nger hope to Gorham 6 Shapleigh 5 col. x 7" (1/2 pg) ...... $280 / $415 handicapped accessible, bus put a smi fi nger hope to Share YOUR Maple Syrup photos: le on your face as you en-o Come and join us for Maine Maple ttours, school tours. s MOUSAMUSA joy a sample of thei - LAKEAKE Waterboro Dayton March 17 and March 24-25, r sweet maple Sunday’s 35th Anniversary e 5 [email protected]: syrup on ice cream. e the boiling process, blacksm. Watchith 202 reer has been categorized by cre- 9AM-4PM, MarchMar 31, 9AM-3PMTHE Visit, relax and MAP!h 4 ch 31, 9AM-3PM take in the sights and smells of thed working, antiques on display,splay, 4-H syrup bei e BUNGANUT m JOE’S SUGARHOUSE/ ng mademade on our home- Brass Knob Club giving cart rides,H Emery Mills made wood fi red evaporator and- music, self-guided barn totour, play LAKE Goodwins Mills Shop HARHARTWELL FARM fi red evaporat Lyman TWELL FARM possibly say hello to FranklFranklori andd ur, play 111 2 10 443 Sebago Lake Road, GorhGorham area for the children and a 1900’sy • Sugaring off demo maple hound as he makes severaln thee Tour a timber frame sugarhouse ice house. PaPancakencake breakfabreakfaststs Alfred 35 mo am visits to our parki al Springvale ativity, passion, and leadership in with wood fi parking area through- (outside), maple syrup, candy,candy,t 111 Local • Woodstove cooking fi red evaporator out the day through- king . RestrRestroom faci - maple cotton candy, maple soft berry pancake breakfast 9AM. Blue- until and handi oom facil candy, maple Lebanon • Sweets and capped accessi itiess serve ice cream, smoked cheese,ch softt March 25, 9AM-4PM ble. Sanford Arundel savories for sale maple cream and more avaeese,ilable to purchase. Portable restrooms. Portable restroomse. • A team of draft MAP ON PAGE 7 During the month of March we 11 1091 ON 95 Leaf on map service to environmental educa- 19th Century horses pulls wagon PAGAGEGEE also offer scschool tours. e All prices include 7 hool tours. 202 on OpenOpOpepeen allaal weekends thru March 31, 9am-4pm March 24-25, 9AM-4PM 4 indicates or bob sleigh ll weweeeeekeekkeendennddss tthhruhr Curran Homestead ru Maaarrcch 311, Kennebunk advertisement for rides ($5) Maple Sunday,S March 25, 9am-4pm9aam-amm--4-4p4ppm MORIN’S 4 Village at Newfield unday, March 2 MAPLE SYRUP 1 in the paper  • Woodcraft 59am4p (Continued(Conti d f from page 6) EasterE Egg Hunt, March 31, 1pm TThings Corner Road 7 (Pages 5-7). tion. Congratulations Pat! activity for kids Limerick MAPLE SYRUP • Blacksmithing OUR OWN MAPLE SYRUP! Please join us for ALL DAY Pan- PINGREE MAPLE PRODUCTS cake breakfast indoors. Demon- 8 THURSTON AND EVENT • Letterpress printing strations on how maple syrup is 90 High Road, Cornish PETERS TRIPLE C FARM Tours & samples anytime! made. Buy our very own maple Open Saturdays and Sundays the SUGARHOUSE LLC 9 1 Brock Road Sat., March 24 • Egg hunt month of March including Maine • Maple Cotton Candy syrup, goodies that include ma- 299 Bond Spring Lyman 10 ple candies, maple sugar cakes, Maple Sunday Road, West Newfi • Video: The maple • Maple Candy . We will have sam- eld Come see the farm animals and 10AM-3PM maple cotton candy and our own ples of maple syrup on ice cream TAPS (Thurston and Peters Sugar- sugarhouse plus enjoy an all-you- FULL COLOR! syrup story & Needhams and demonstrate how pure maple house) makes maple syrup the maple peanuts. Farm tours, re- can-eat pancake breakfast with syrup is produced. Our product NEW fashi 19th Century Curran Homestead Village • Volunteers needed • Jams & Honey stroom facilities available. oned way (tubi homemade sausage, juice, cof- March 25, 8AM-4PM line consists of Pure Maine Maple uum, reverse osmosi ng, vac- fee, milk and warm maple syrup. on March 23, 10-3. APPOINTMENTS WELCOME! s, oi 70 Elm Street, Newfi Syrup, maple cream, maple can- evaporator) wi l-fi red Homemade maple cream candy, eld, ME 04056 299 Bond Springs Road (Rt. 11), West Newfi dy and granulated maple sugar th OLD fashi 205-4849 • www.curranhomestead.org Bring a snow shovel, NASH V hospitality! Stop by for a touroned and fudge, lollipops and more! [email protected] • thurstonandpeters.com ALLEY FARM which are for sale the entire year if you can. eld Maple 79 Nash Road, Windham sample our maple syrup and ma- March 24-25, 7AM-1:30PM Thanks! We can ship maple products for. ple soft serve. Come to the country for every- Maple candy, maple Breakfast 7AM-12PM Soft your convenience around the hol- cream too! Sugarbush tours, re- 793-8886 or 793-8040 thi ng maple. The sugarhouse i idays or any time of year strooms, handi FREE SAMPLES full swi capped accessi of our maple syrup, Serve ng and warm syrup on si in for door prizes and sample. Sign our up bus tours, school tours. ble, cream ce maple cream, maple jelly and maple butter! is served. The country store maple syrup on ice cream. Farm All weekends from March 3 offers cotton candy and many oth- tours, school tours restrooms and through March 31, 9AM-4PM er deli handicapped accessible. Triple C Farm cious treats. Come vi cows too. Maple products savait thei March 24-25, 9AM-3PM 1 Brock Road, Lyman, Maine 04002 able self-serve all year l- Open March 25 from 9 a.m. March 24, NOON-4PM. ROCKY M FARM We will be open both March 25, 9-4PM 431 Colcord Pond Road, Porter Join Us Come sample our syrup on ice cream and see the maple- 4 p.m.syrup delicious all-you-can-eatMarch pancake 24 and breakfast 25 Sample apple crisp or ice cream evaporator at work. We have plenty of syrup and homemade for a with maple syrup. Maine Maple served with homemade sausage, juice, coffee, PARSONS MAPLE PRODUCTS goodies for sale and if he’s feeling up to it, Franklin the maple hound, 322 Buck Street, Gorham March 24-25, 9AM-3PM ILE Pingree Maple Products Sunday ’ will be greeting our guests and posing for a photo. milk and warm maple syrup. Come and see SAP boi G S ler will be runni ILY maple syrup maki ng all day for SAP HOUND MAPLE M FA all the farm animals and sugar house in ng demon A R RESTROOMS • HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE • 247-4319 Since 1969 tions. Pancake breakfast wi stra- COMPANY March 25 F M operation. There will be homemade freshly made syrup, served fromth our 8 414 Center Conway Road, Brownfi We are open maple cream candy, fudge, lollipops a.m. to noon. eld 10am-4pm Syrup Saturday Free samples of our oin us for a fun weekend in our Open Sat. & Sun., March 24 & 25 from 10am-4pm , March 24th and and more! PLUS, a 50/50 Raffle to syrup over ice creamm. Maine Maple Sunday door seati Heated i second year of operation. Take a ng. Maple products forn- Visit our , March 25th from 9am-3pm benefit the Cumberland County 4-H. sale. tour of our sugarhouse and see Gift Shoppe open - new gift ideas for Spring! Sugarbush tours, bus tours, our maple production. Sample school tours, restrooms and hand- and anytime the steam is rising! some or i ganic maple syrup in our Post and Beam Sugarhouse! PANCAKE BREAKFAST capped accessi “maple bunker” and indulge See us at the Kennebunk and Scarborough March 25, 7AM-5PM.ble. Featuring 2018 maple products, Farmer’s Markets and at the Cornish Apple Festival! Open 7am-12pm some maple goodies! Sugarbushin (Continued on page 7) tours, Restrooms, Handicapped MAPLE SYRUP farmfaarm fresh beef and pork Far accessible, Bus and school tours. m closes at 1:30pm. Door Maple Sugar Candies, FREE rk www.pingreemapleproducts.com March 24-25, 8AM-4PM Samples and homemade pies. 90 High Road, Cornish • Tom Pingree 651-4118 Come on out and have a Prizes and Maple Lollipops, Maple Butter, “Sunday Maple Fudge, Maple Peanuts & more! Check out our new Sugar House! great time on the farm! Upload photos to Specials” our Facebook page “OUR OWN” Maple Apple Crisp at “Reporter207” Fresh Maple Cider Donuts Vickie’sVi ki ’ Old Olde S h l School 100 Shaker Hill Road • Alfred • 324-2944 Gift Shoppe 52 Elm St., Limerick 727-0387 PO Box 75, N. Waterboro, ME 04061 Call 247-1033 or email: [email protected] The deadline to reserve your spot in the March 15 issue is Tuesday, March 12.