BRUNSWICK — Thomas Cornell, 75, artist and the Richard E. Steele Artist-in-Residence Emeritus at Bowdoin College, died on Dec. 7. In June, Cornell retired from teaching after 50 years as a professor at Bowdoin. He joined the faculty in 1962, establishing the visual arts program at the college. Cornell loved imparting his passion for art […]
2012
Southern Meetings: Dec. 14-20
Cape Elizabeth Tue. 12/18 Canceled Planning BoardWed. 12/19 6:30 p.m. Community Services Advisory Comm. CECCThu. 12/20 6:30 p.m. Library Board of Trustees TML Scarborough Wed. 12/19 2 p.m. Town Council MBThu. 12/20 7:30 a.m. Energy Committee MBThu. 12/20 7 p.m. Board of Education MBThu. 12/20 7 p.m. Library Board of Trustees SPL South […]
South Sports Roundup
SMAA football all-stars named The Southern Maine Activities Association released its all-conference team last week. The first-team offense included Scarborough tight end Chris Cyr, lineman Travis Elliott and receiver Greg Viola. South Portland lineman Cody Munson was a second teamer. Scarborough back Dillon Russo and South Portland tackle Liam Rottkov were named to the first-team […]
Anita Richard Card Daley, 95: Famed local runner
SCARBOROUGH — M. Anita Richard Card Daley, 95, of South Portland, formerly of Westbrook, died Dec. 10 at Gosnell Hospice House in Scarborough from complications due to a fall in August. She was born in Rogersville, New Brunswick, Canada, a daughter of John W. and Marie J. McCaie Richard, on Sept. 22, 1917. She moved […]
Mid-Coast School Notebook
First Quarter Honor Roll The following students were named to the honor roll during the first quarter at Brunswick High School. Grade 9 High Honors: Molly Blaisdell, Calyn Crawford, Elizabeth Day, Anna Deck, Reed Foster, Amelia Hawley, Maya Kosak, Shane Lyons, Marina MacKinnon, Lena Martin, Emma Nagler, Owen Rudalevige, Morgan Sciacca and Helen Sturm. Grade […]
Southern School Notebook
Scarborough students host holiday fundraising events SCARBOROUGH — On Friday, Dec. 21, Scarborough High School will hold two fundraising events. At 10 a.m., the school chorus holds a holiday concert to raise funds for a trip to New York City. Concert donations are pay-what-you-like. At 11 a.m., the school’s Empty Bowl Project sponsors a soup […]
Mary Miller Soverel, 92
BRUNSWICK — Mary Miller Soverel, 92, of Thornton Way, died Dec. 4. She was born in Montgomery City, Mo., on March 9, 1920, to John Gilmer Miller and Frances Lillian Morris Miller. She graduated from Montgomery City High School, the University of Missouri, and Miss Hickey’s Business School in St. Louis. She then worked for […]
Charles Krauthammer: Nostalgia and protectionism won’t boost an economic recovery
WASHINGTON — For all the fury and fistfights outside the Lansing Capitol, what happened in Michigan this week was a simple accommodation to reality. The most famously unionized state, birthplace of the United Auto Workers, royalty of the American working class, became right-to-work. It’s shocking, except that it was inevitable. Indiana went that way earlier […]
Fuel aid gets boost from local Red Hat group
BRUNSWICK The CurveyQs, a local Red Hat group, has once again raised funds to be given to a local charity. This year the CurveyQs sponsored a “Sea Side Fling” at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Brunswick on Sept. 15. Many ladies from far and wide attended, raising $2,300 to be donated toward a fuelassistance […]
Santa Fund keeps fun in storage
We want to thank the owners and staff of Access Self Storage in Topsham for hosting the Santa Claus Fund for the second year in a row. Property manager Samantha Sucidlo has been a perfect host. She, along with her assistants, Maralee Duke and Bill Burke, have gone out of their way to make the […]