Ogunquit News
DAR HONORS GOOD STUDENT CITIZENS. The Old York Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently honored six York County high school seniors with good citizen awards, including Emily Quinton of Wells High School and York High School senior Alyson Nelson Cadrin Sweet. At a recent meeting, Old York DAR Regent Shirley Peverly gave a brief history of the chapter, and Ann Siegel, good citizen chairwoman, introduced the students and presented each with a certificate, pin, American flag and a monetary gift from the chapter. The students were selected by their teachers and peers. Pictured are (back row, from left) Sweet, Stephen Webber, Jr., of R.W. Traip Academy in Kittery, and essay winner Hannah Gerstenblatt of Noble High School, and (front row, from left) Quinton, Heather Kryzak of Noble and Savannah Lodge-Scharff of Marshwood High School.
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This Saturday, April 7, Ogunquit voters will have the chance to decide whether to approve the $6,463,759 fiscal 2008 budget, keep the incumbent vice chairman or elect a new member to the Board of Selectmen and approve ordinance changes designed to implement the town's Comprehensive Plan.
Ogunquit Performing Arts will memorialize Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham, a longtime member of OPA who is remembered as a fine pianist in her own right, with its first piano festival named in her honor.
Residents living in and around these coastal Maine towns have the opportunity to be screened to reduce the risk of having a stroke.
Sen. Peter Bowman, D-York County, who represents York and Ogunquit among several other southern York County towns, has been appointed as a representative of the Maine Senate to serve on the National Conference of State Legislatures' Standing Committee on Education.
It's baby season at the Center for Wildlife, when orphans and injured young ones of all species find a temporary home in the shadow of Mount Agamenticus.
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Ogunquit Performing Arts will continue the 2006-2007 Classic Film Series season with "How to Success in Business Without Really Trying."
After a five-year hiatus, the Easter Bunny is returning to Clay Hill Farm for an old-fashioned egg hunt.
