Local Lions Club “Corn Hole for a Cure” raises funds for Annie’s Angels Memorial Fund

Local Lions Club “Corn Hole for a Cure” raises funds for Annie’s Angels Memorial Fund

September 19, 2024 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Lions Club of Dover, Rollinsford and South Berwick hosted their Third Annual “Cornhole for a Cure” fundraiser on August 10 at the Dunn Farm in Berwick, Maine.  Almost $6,000 was raised with $3000 going directly to Annie’s Angels Memorial Fund – a local charity helping New England families struggling financially through life threatening disease, illness or disability. Additional funds raised will further the activities of the Lions Club locally, particularly in the areas of conservation, vision, hunger, and childhood cancer.

The local business community rallied to support this event with sponsors including Mainely Electric, Jayco Disposal, Meineke, Silver Therapeutics, Hunts Septic Service, Somersworth Nissan, High Effect Web Design, Insurcomm, Jennifer Halteman Insurance, ServPro, Holy Rosary Credit Union, SC Digital, and Kennebunk Savings.

The Lions Club of Dover, Rollinsford and South Berwick is a member of the Lions Club International, which began in 1917.  Their motto is “We Serve.”  The club gathers on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at Cara Irish Pub in Dover to find ways to improve their community. All are welcome to join.
 
For more information about the Lions Club of Dover, Rollinsford, South Berwick, visit https://www.facebook.com/DRSBLionsClub

Cornerstone VNA Welcomes New Nurse Practitioner

Cornerstone VNA Welcomes New Nurse Practitioner

 

Rochester, NH – Cornerstone VNA, a local nonprofit home health provider, welcomes Amy Dumont, DNP, APRN-BC, to their thriving Palliative Care Team as a nurse practitioner providing inpatient Palliative Care consultations at York Hospital, Portsmouth Regional Hospital, and Frisbie Memorial Hospital. Palliative Care is specialized medical care provided by a Nurse Practitioner to help patients manage symptoms related to complex illnesses such as cancer, advanced cardiac disease, and advanced respiratory disease. 

 

Amy’s extensive community Palliative Care experience and expertise significantly enhance Cornerstone VNA’s dedication to delivering outstanding care and support to patients, giving them more control over their illness and improving their quality of life. Amy shares, “My passion is delivering patient and family-centered supportive Palliative Care, and I am excited to partner with Cornerstone VNA for the opportunity to extend this service to our local in-patient settings.”

 

“We are excited to welcome Amy to Cornerstone VNA,” said Julie Reynolds, RN, MS, President/CEO of Cornerstone VNA. “We have seen firsthand how Palliative Care positively impacts the lives of people living with chronic illnesses by providing improved coordination of care and symptom management. We are excited that patients and families will benefit from Amy’s expertise at these three top-notch Seacoast medical facilities.”

 

Please join Cornerstone VNA in welcoming Amy!

 

Cornerstone VNA currently serves Rockingham, Strafford, Belknap and Carroll Counties in New Hampshire and York County in Maine. The team at Cornerstone VNA provides award-winning care and support through five distinct programs: Home Care, Hospice Care, Palliative Care, Life Care-Private Duty, and Community Care. For over 111 years, Cornerstone VNA has been committed to bringing services to people of all ages so that families can stay together at home, even when facing the challenges of aging, surgical recovery, chronic or life-threatening illnesses or end-of-life care. To learn more about Cornerstone VNA, visit www.cornerstonevna.org or call 800-691-1133.

Beginner Modern Square Dance Class

Beginner Modern Square Dance Class, Monday, Oct. 7th from 6-7:30 p.m. at First Parish Church, 218 Central Ave., in Dover.  No partner, no special clothing and no experience needed.  Come meet new people, get some brain and heart healthy walking exercise and have fun! First class is free and only $5 after that so come and try it out.  For more info, contact Priscilla at prar@alrouff.com  

 

Garrison Players Arts Center presents Black Coffee

Garrison Players Arts Center presents Black Coffee by Agatha Christie at Garrison Players Arts Center, Corner of Roberts Road and Portland Ave (Rte 4), Rollinsford on October 11-13, 18-20, 25-26, 2024.  Fridays at 7:30pm, Saturdays at 4pm, Sundays at 2pm.

 

Black Coffee is the first original play from the pen of Agatha Christie. In this classic murder mystery, Poirot and Captain Hastings are summoned to the grand house of Sir Claud Amory, a scientist whose breakthrough atomic formula he has been working on has been stolen! However, before he can discover the truth, he is murdered. In true Agatha Christie style, Poirot is left to solve the case with the ever-faithful Hastings by his side.

Directed by Phil Hammond (pwhammond2@gmail.com)

Tickets are available at https://www.garrisonplayers.org/mainstageseason.  Adults $22, Seniors $18, Students $15.

Garrison Players Arts Center (GPAC) is a nonprofit, volunteer-based community theatre group dedicated to enriching the cultural life of the area by presenting high-quality theatrical performances geared for family audiences. Established in 1953, the Players encourage people of all ages to enjoy and participate in the many facets of the performing arts, and to help maintain the Garrison Players Arts Center. For more information about auditions, shows, volunteering, sponsorship, or GPAC, visit the website at www.garrisonplayers.org.

The Art Center is proud to present Attachments

The Art Center is proud to present Attachments, the latest series by artist Kate Higley.

Kate’s work derives from a life-long bittersweet affection for the scents, sights, sounds and wildlife in marshes, estuaries, creeks, and wetlands, along with deep concerns about their destruction. Growing up within yards of a tidal creek, she has lived in many inland places but was drawn back to the seacoast where she now lives and has her studio in Eliot, Maine. The Heath, a triptych in oil and cold wax, derives its name from an area of Eliot recently noticed on an old map. Combining her long history with both painting and printmaking, the Sycamore pieces began life with prints from leaves of a tree behind the Woodman Institute in Dover, one of the tallest in NH. The work evolved via layers of oil and cold wax into the complex works on display.

The exhibition will run now through October 31 at The Art Center, with an artist reception scheduled for Saturday, October 5, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

 

The Art Center located at 1 Washington Street, Suite 1177, Dover, NH.  

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