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May 16 - May 29, 2008 |
In This Edition - May 16, 2008
News
TOWN TOPICS
- State shoreland zoning requirements could impact up to 1,200 properties
- Packed agenda for final meeting of current Board of Selectmen
- Planning Board continues preliminary review of Walgreens proposal
- Senior Center volunteers honored for their service
- Cleaning Mount A on Earth Day
SCHOOL NOTES
- Maine Department of Education: York Schools will remain independent
- Man arrested after crashing motorcycle into school bus
- YEF Uncorked set for May 18
- St. Aspinquid’s Square and Compass Club gives $750 to Project Graduation
SOUTHERN MAINE CURRENTS
- From the Seacoast to Washington: local baker brings concerns about food prices to the senate
- Fate of historic home hangs in the balance
- Ogunquit finalizing Maine DEP shoreland changes
- Help fight hunger with popcorn
- “Monster” of debris leaves the sea
- Pingree hosts meeting in York County on healthcare
- Help make York County a health place to live, work and go to school
Sports
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
LACROSSE
RECREATION
Arts & Leisure
THE ARTS SCENE
- Ogunquit Playhouse 2008 season opens Memorial Day weekend
- The Barn Gallery Opens for the 2008 season
- Unusual video at the George Marshall Store
- See the paintings of Jan ter Weele at The Clown
- York Art Association members will exhibit at local venues in May and June
- Art classes offered at the YAA
- Eighth Annual Ogunquit International Fiddler’s Contest is Saturday, May 17
- Heartwood College of Art welcomes new summer faculty
- York Singers to perform May 21 and 23
WHAT'S NEW AT OLD YORK
LIBRARY HAPPENINGS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Op-Ed/Letters
YOUR LETTERS
EDITORIAL/OPINION
Columns
AL DIAMON
Features
FEATURE STORY
PET CONNECTION
- The Pet Connection
- AWS Kitten Shower set for May 17
- Animal Welfare Society events for May and June
- New trainer joins Thee Privileged Pet
BUSINESS NEWS
- Conda receives RE/MAX 100% Club Award
- Local Edward Jones branch receives Client Service Excellence Award
- Ogunquit business sold
Records
BIRTHS
OBITUARIES
ACADEMICS
