Wells
Class of 2013 school records to be archived or destroyed
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The Wells High School guidance office will begin going through student records for the class of 2013 by the end of October.
Records that reflect kindergarten through 12th grade activity that are not required to be archived will be destroyed. Records retained will be transferred to microfiche.
Students wishing to have their cumulative folder sent to them should send a request in writing stating their name and address to: Wells High School; Attn: Karen Quint; 200 Sanford Road; Wells, ME 04090.
Your request for your cumulative folder may also be sent by e-mail to kquint@wocsd.org. Please be sure to include the address that you want your folder sent to.
For more information, please call the guidance office at 646-8185.
SCARBOROUGH
Red Storm members go pink for breast cancer cure
Members of The Red Storm, Scarborough’s youth football team, recently wore pink wristbands, ribbons and custom-made pink football socks to show their support for breast cancer awareness and a fight for the cure.
Each player also placed his team jersey number on a large banner with the name of a special person affected by breast cancer.
Aging agency receives award to develop network
Southern Maine Agency on Aging has received a $954,457 award from the federal Administration for Community Living under the Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative’s Specialized Supportive Services Project.
SMAA is one of just 10 organizations nationwide to receive this grant. The agency will use the award to support the development of the Southern Maine Dementia Capable Service Network.
The network is a collaborative effort with a number of partners to expand caregiver services, training and support for family caregivers and persons with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
SMAA will work with nationally recognized researchers from Johns Hopkins University, Emory University and Thomas Jefferson University on the training curricula.
SANFORD
SIS Bank donates $2,000 for Goodwin home renovations
A recent $2,000 donation from SIS Bank to the Sanford-Springvale Historical Society will help fund renovations to the Edmund E. Goodwin home on Main Street in Springvale.
The Goodwin home, next to the Sanford-Springvale Historical Museum, is owned and operated by the historical society.
The bank’s donation will help cover the costs of the installation of an alarm system, restoration of the ground floor rooms and modifications on the second floor for storage and cataloguing space.
While the second floor of the home will be used for storage, the first floor of the house will be preserved for viewing.
The historical society purchased the Goodwin home in June. The Queen Anne-style house has already undergone extensive renovations.
CAPE ELIZABETH
Over 2,000 raise $130,000 for community cancer walk
More than 2,000 residents rallied at Dorset Park on Oct. 19 for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer community walk, raising about $130,000.
More than 130 survivors were honored at the American Cancer Society’s breast cancer awareness event. For details, call (800) 227-2345.
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