At a Glance
Wed, 12/14/2016 - 4:15pm
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, people driving through Boothbay Center were seeing something that caused them to slow down to take it in. The late Frank Chamberlain’s house had been demolished, and his huge red barn was toppled over, quickly meeting the same fate as the old white house that had sat there through over 100 Maine winters. Frank, a former longtime Register employee, loved that place, where he shared the house, and the barn where he sharpened knives and saws and carved little wooden animals, with his dog Dammit and his cat, Cat. SUZI THAYER/Boothbay Register
Nathalie Gorey's cooking class, "A French Canadian Holiday," featured traditional Christmas holiday favorites such as meat and salmon pies and maple pudding cake. The class was one of many offered by Boothbay Region Adult Education this fall. Held in the home sciences room at the elementary school, the class was a delicious way to experience the flavors and traditions of our French Canadian neighbors at this wonderful time of year. Attending the Dec. 8 evening class were, from left, Kathy Dunton, Carol Cochran, Cheri Alexander, Sarah Sherman and Teacher/Chef Nathalie Gorey. Courtesy of Diane Randlett
Wiscasset Elementary School students from Mrs. Morissette’s fourth grade class recently had the opportunity to create Christmas ornaments. Thanks to the generosity of library volunteer Tracy Robertson, who provided materials as well as her craft expertise, students used part of their library time to make these lovely holiday decorations. Here, Elizabeth and Hailey show their ornaments and the second photo is of the ornaments made by the entire class. Courtesy of Linda Hartman
The entrance to the hearing room of the Wiscasset municipal building is getting a new look. A crew from P.D.Q. Door of West Bath was hard at work Tuesday, Dec. 13 installing the new, ADA-accessible doorway. Shown are Jeremy Faith, left, and A.J. Magagnotti. PHIL DI VECE/Wiscasset Newspaper
The 2016-2017 Boothbay Region Elementary School grades 6-7 girls basketball team. Pictured from left are Katherine Hibbard, Falyn Harriman, Emery Lorrain, Dezaray Orne, Mara Gentry, Meghan Leeman, Mariah Andrews, Jazmine Balducci, Deanna Main, Kyra Blake and Coach Jason Lorrain. Missing from photo: Kailee Campbell, Cassie Doray and Cami Warlo. Courtesy of Cory Chase/BRES
And the gulls cautiously approached, in single file — sort of — what appeared to be a perch of some kind. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register
"Simple Pleasures,” Sylvan Gallery’s annual holiday exhibition featuring a selection of small works of art by contemporary masters, is ongoing through Jan. 14, 2017. The 9” x 12” oil “Blue Shadows” is by Robert Noreika. All of the paintings in this exhibition are now posted on the Holiday Exhibition page at www.sylvangallery.com. The gallery is located at 60 Main Street in Wiscasset.
The Opera House's celebration of the Festival of Lights this week included a near capacity house for Grammy-winning pianist Paul Sullivan performing with friends Myles Jordan of the DaPonte String Quartet, and Elizabeth Downing. The dazzling set decor was provided by Kevin Kiley. Robert Mitchell photo
Russell and Jan Brackett, owners of Harbor Tech of Boothbay Harbor, were all aboard for volunteering at Boothbay Railway Village's North Pole Express on Saturday, Dec. 10. Through a national U.S. Cellular program, Harbor Tech donated all the hot chocolate for four days (1,700 servings) of the museum's holiday program as well as hundreds of candy canes. Most importantly, the Bracketts, along with employees, are volunteering on each day of North Pole Express. According to Executive Director Margaret Hoffman, "This is such a terrific gift since this event is our last fundraiser of the year. We couldn't be more grateful to have a family-owned, local business support our efforts to sustain the Museum and share some holiday cheer." North Pole Express continues on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 17 and 18. Courtesy of Margaret Hoffman
Mike Harrison, left, and David Parkhurst began their 40th season as International Association of Approved Basketball Officials (IAABO) on Dec. 9. The two officiated the Medomak Valley and Gardiner girls varsity game. Since 2002, Harrison of East Boothbay and Parkhurst of Boothbay have also officiated Division III Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball. Courtesy photo
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, people driving through Boothbay Center were seeing something that caused them to slow down to take it in. The late Frank Chamberlain’s house had been demolished, and his huge red barn was toppled over, quickly meeting the same fate as the old white house that had sat there through over 100 Maine winters. Frank, a former longtime Register employee, loved that place, where he shared the house, and the barn where he sharpened knives and saws and carved little wooden animals, with his dog Dammit and his cat, Cat. SUZI THAYER/Boothbay Register
Nathalie Gorey's cooking class, "A French Canadian Holiday," featured traditional Christmas holiday favorites such as meat and salmon pies and maple pudding cake. The class was one of many offered by Boothbay Region Adult Education this fall. Held in the home sciences room at the elementary school, the class was a delicious way to experience the flavors and traditions of our French Canadian neighbors at this wonderful time of year. Attending the Dec. 8 evening class were, from left, Kathy Dunton, Carol Cochran, Cheri Alexander, Sarah Sherman and Teacher/Chef Nathalie Gorey. Courtesy of Diane Randlett
Wiscasset Elementary School students from Mrs. Morissette’s fourth grade class recently had the opportunity to create Christmas ornaments. Thanks to the generosity of library volunteer Tracy Robertson, who provided materials as well as her craft expertise, students used part of their library time to make these lovely holiday decorations. Here, Elizabeth and Hailey show their ornaments and the second photo is of the ornaments made by the entire class. Courtesy of Linda Hartman
The entrance to the hearing room of the Wiscasset municipal building is getting a new look. A crew from P.D.Q. Door of West Bath was hard at work Tuesday, Dec. 13 installing the new, ADA-accessible doorway. Shown are Jeremy Faith, left, and A.J. Magagnotti. PHIL DI VECE/Wiscasset Newspaper
The 2016-2017 Boothbay Region Elementary School grades 6-7 girls basketball team. Pictured from left are Katherine Hibbard, Falyn Harriman, Emery Lorrain, Dezaray Orne, Mara Gentry, Meghan Leeman, Mariah Andrews, Jazmine Balducci, Deanna Main, Kyra Blake and Coach Jason Lorrain. Missing from photo: Kailee Campbell, Cassie Doray and Cami Warlo. Courtesy of Cory Chase/BRES
And the gulls cautiously approached, in single file — sort of — what appeared to be a perch of some kind. LISA KRISTOFF/Boothbay Register
"Simple Pleasures,” Sylvan Gallery’s annual holiday exhibition featuring a selection of small works of art by contemporary masters, is ongoing through Jan. 14, 2017. The 9” x 12” oil “Blue Shadows” is by Robert Noreika. All of the paintings in this exhibition are now posted on the Holiday Exhibition page at www.sylvangallery.com. The gallery is located at 60 Main Street in Wiscasset.
The Opera House's celebration of the Festival of Lights this week included a near capacity house for Grammy-winning pianist Paul Sullivan performing with friends Myles Jordan of the DaPonte String Quartet, and Elizabeth Downing. The dazzling set decor was provided by Kevin Kiley. Robert Mitchell photo
Russell and Jan Brackett, owners of Harbor Tech of Boothbay Harbor, were all aboard for volunteering at Boothbay Railway Village's North Pole Express on Saturday, Dec. 10. Through a national U.S. Cellular program, Harbor Tech donated all the hot chocolate for four days (1,700 servings) of the museum's holiday program as well as hundreds of candy canes. Most importantly, the Bracketts, along with employees, are volunteering on each day of North Pole Express. According to Executive Director Margaret Hoffman, "This is such a terrific gift since this event is our last fundraiser of the year. We couldn't be more grateful to have a family-owned, local business support our efforts to sustain the Museum and share some holiday cheer." North Pole Express continues on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 17 and 18. Courtesy of Margaret Hoffman
Mike Harrison, left, and David Parkhurst began their 40th season as International Association of Approved Basketball Officials (IAABO) on Dec. 9. The two officiated the Medomak Valley and Gardiner girls varsity game. Since 2002, Harrison of East Boothbay and Parkhurst of Boothbay have also officiated Division III Women’s National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball. Courtesy photo
At a Glance is a new feature we will post on our website each week of the photographs and cutlines which make it into print but haven't appeared online during the week. The beginning words of articles appear on the middle river of the website (which is what you are reading right now if you are on the homepage), but with cutlines, the words appear under the photographs, which makes for an odd appearance in the middle river. So we have come up with At a Glance as a way of utilizing those newspaper features — which sometimes are the best photographs in the newspaper each week but haven't gotten any good play on the website. We'll try to get this feature published by Wednesday afternoon each week, just before the newspaper hits the newsstands.
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