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Art Music Food Shops Living Since 1958 FREE www.touristnewsmaine.com June 7 - 20, 2018 Volume 60, Issue 7 . for the people who live here, visit here and love it here. TouriSt NewS Perspective by Paul Bonneau ART MUSIC FOOD SHOPS LIVING kittery | york | ogunquit | wells | kennebunk | kennebunkport | arundel | biddeford | saco | old orchard beach PAGE 2 TOURIST NEWS, JUNE 6 - 20, 2018 Our mission is to be the indispensable guide to In honor of Father's Day, you will IN THIS ISSUE life in Southern Maine, setting the gold standard find In In honor of Father's Day, you will find throughout this issue loving for local business promotion, exceptional From the Fishing for Freedom. PAGES 3 & 4 journalism and overall goodwill for locals and Publisher's reflections on fathers. Following are tourists alike. Desk... my own... Garden Clubs . PAGE 6 What's special about my father is... Happy Hours. PAGE 7 Cover Artist Paul Bonneau It‘s a sound I remember well. The pounding sound Often referred to a “colorist”, Local Heroes . PAGE 8 Paul creates work that is as fresh and of his big fingers hitting the keys of that old Royal directly painted. Simple, concrete typewriter. It reverberated through the house on Mainely Authors . PAGE 9 shapes and strong contrasts of light a nightly basis. And when he wasn’t conjuring up Theatre Review. PAGE 10 and shadow allow for the intensifi- polling questions or crafting speeches, he was do- cation of color. He states, “My goal ing what I knew he loved most – pounding out the Congdon's . .PAGE 11 is to capitalize on the joy in even a pages which would come to fill his desk drawers to seemingly ordinary scene. I try to “own’ the memory overflowing. The daily musings of a devoted dad. From Frinklepod . .PAGE 14 of a place that has made an impression on me.” The daily details of his children’s lives – one piece of LAUNCH Festival!. PAGES 16-19 Paul recently received the North Shore Artists typewriter paper at a time. Association’s Award for Excellence in Impressionist Fast forward to December of 2000 when a heavy New England Landscape and a first place in impres- box arrived at my doorstep. Marked excessively with Day Tripper . .PAGE 21 sionism/landscape from the American Art Awards. “DO NOT open until Christmas!” warnings and threat- Calendar . PAGES 22-23 He has participated in invitational shows at the New Bedford Art Museum, the Danforth Art ening symbols, it could only have been from dad. I Fishing Report . .PAGE 25 Museum, the Rotenberg Gallery’s “Selected Boston soon discovered each of my siblings had received Artists” show, the Thos Moser Gallery, the Maine similar boxes. Same shape. Same weight. Same Activities . .PAGES 26-28 College of Art, and the Ogunquit Art Association. He warning labels. has been juried into the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust, Christmas arrived and I dove into the box, and Nightlife . PAGE 30 Boothbay Harbor, Castine and Laudholm Farms plein underneath some tissue paper, what appeared at Out & About . PAGE 31 air competitions and contributes to a number of local first to be a set of encyclopedias was actually the charity auctions. most loving gift I had ever or will ever receive. It was Paul completed independent study at the Boston a set of navy, leather-bound books, each embossed Museum of Fine Arts, the New England School of Art in gold with the words “A Father Remembers,” each and Design and the University of Massachusetts. He is represented locally by the Wright Gallery, in Cape covering a certain span of years. They were the pages Porpoise. from his desk drawers! They’d been bound together and turned into four volumes of Kingsley Gallup memories. And I treasure them. Generous. Brilliant. Goofy. Owner and Publisher EE ROAST FF ER COFFEE ROASTED Tender-hearted. O OF THE S Graphics Editor C ON THE PREMISES Childlike. And fiercely Geraldine Aikman KENNEBUNKS Cappuccino Latte nostalgic. That was C my pop. And as mom OF CE Espresso FEE • TEA • SPI Kingsley Gallup and Contributing Writers her father, the late used to say, “There’s TouristFaith Gillman. News Dana Pearson, Staff 207-967-8304 BEST cup George H. Gallup, Jr. only one of him.” Valerie Marier, Kristin Kuehnle, Jo O'Connor, of coffee Steve Hrehovcik, Greg Metcalf, Rob Coburn Infused Greek Olive Oils ~ ONLY $1 Distribution Bookkeeping Italian Balsamic Vinegars ~ 12 Flavors David Spofford Irene Seltzer Best Breakfast Sandwiches, Croissants, Tourist News Muffins. Grab-and-go Sandwiches. 7 Chase Hill Road It's that time again! Theatre season has See menu on begun and so have the reviews. See our first Kennebunk, Maine 04043 review of the season by Tourist News writer www.touristnewsmaine.com Open Wed-Sat 8:30–4:30, Sun 8:30–4:00 Steve Hrehovcik in this issue. [email protected] 163 Port Rd. (Rte. 35) • Kennebunk Lower Village 207-204-0055 Contributors This Issue Rob Faith Valerie Jo Steve Kristen Coburn Gillman Marier is O’Connor Hrehovcik Kuehnle is a mar- has called a freelance is a local began as an is an avid keting Ken- journalist writer with advertising reader, strate- nebunk who has deep roots copywrit- “turned” gist and home for traveled in the Ken- er, then colum- copy- 30 years. the world nebunks. shifted nist, who writer. He’s written fea- A freelance writer/editor writing for magazines She is the mother of to feature articles, film, moved to Maine from ture articles, speeches, by night and loan pro- and newspapers. She twins, the founder lead theater and television Salem, Mass. She retired TV and radio commer- cessor by day, Faith has moved to Maine from singer of the local band scripts, ghost writing from Salem State Uni- cials, print ads, bro- written for numerous the New York metro- The Dock Squares, and and editing. He has been versity in 2016 and now chures, blogs and web- Maine-based magazines politan area thirty years an artist who creates with Tourist News since serves on the SSU fac- sites but never under his and newspapers in the ago. She considers the driftwood and sea glass 2006. He is also an artist ulty as professor emerita. own name. He’s from last several decades. She’s Kennebunks home but art. With boundless en- creating illustrations of Since retiring, Kristen away but is here to stay. happiest when sharing loves every inch of the ergy, she also teaches homes, portraits, ani- opened a book store, Fine He’s a Registered Maine the stories of the people Pine Tree State. Val is Zumba and aqua class- mals, caricatures and Print Booksellers, in Dock Guide in training and and places that make a happy wife, moth- es. Her career has in- children’s books. He and Square, Kennebunkport. leads summer bike tours Maine the best place to er and grandmother cluded marketing and his wife Carol have lived She is the mother of two that include mostly ac- be in every season. When who also enjoys knit- communications po- in Kennebunk for al- sons and a happy grand- curate Maine facts and she’s not writing, Faith ting and reading, golf sitions for the Boston most 50 years. His book mother. Reading is a pas- trivia. Rob, Wendy and spends the majority of her and travel, and writes Celtics, the Boston Gar- Rebel Without A Clue sion. One of her favorite their son Steve live in time with George – that about them in her week- den/FleetCenter, CBS – A Way-Off Broadway expressions is “Open a Kennebunk. Rob looks is when she’s not busy ly blog, Wandering Radio, Sonesta Hotels, Memoir is available on Book and open a mind”. forward to contributing maintaining her reputa- With Val (www.wan- and the Wang Center his website: www.ken- To reach Kristen, email articles on the outdoors, tion as the “Kennebunk deringwithval.com). for the Performing Arts. nebunkartstudio.com. kristen@fineprintbook- Dance Lady.” sellers.com beer, wine and spirits. TOURIST NEWS, JUNE 6 - 20, 2018 PAGE 3 Fishing for Freedom: A Special Day for a Special Breed of People by Faith Gillman port boat captain Greg Flags will be flying high Metcalf, two individuals on Thursday, June 14 but he felt sure would be in- not only in honor of the terested. American flag. The day “I called Pam with the also marks the fourth year idea and talked to Greg of an event that provides an and they both said 'I’m in' opportunity to say “thank immediately,” says Sirpis. you” and “welcome home” “Greg brought more cap- to veterans of all branches tains on board with the of the military. event and Pam got a crew “Fishing for Freedom,” of volunteers together and a day of fishing, food and reached out to veterans. camaraderie for veterans We had no idea it would begins and ends at the grow into the event it has Nonantum Resort in Ken- become. Everything is nebunkport. donated—captains donate “Ten boats between their boats, time and sup- Wells and Kennebunk all plies.” meet at the Nonantum at 10 Sirpis also spoke with AM, parade out in a group Tina Hewitt Gordon, gen- through the breakwater, eral manager of the Non- Boats head out for a morning of fishing from the Nonantum Resort at last year’s “Fishing for Freedom” event. Photo flags flying,” says Greg antum. by KS Photography Metcalf, one of the captains “She said, 'We’re in, that volunteers his time— too.' Every year they give followed by a lobster and Pinkham, who is one of the “The veterans are all As the boats return, the and boat—for the event.
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