Endicott College, in Beverly, Massachusetts, has announced its Fall 2024 dean’s list students.
The following students have met the requirements:
Oliver Parker, English, Katherine Parker and Walter Parker;
Emily Clark, Nursing, Stacy Clark and Christopher Clark;
Hailey Hobart, Education, Deborah Hobart and Daniel Hobart
Elizabeth Greenleaf, Liberal Studies;
Alexi ONeil, English, Michelle O’Neil.
To the editor:One of the most positive experiences my family has enjoyed since we moved to Jefferson three years ago has been getting to know people in the community.
Among those whom we have met, Wayne Farrin stands out with his constant and clear dedication to his family, his community, and his sincere desire to seek practical solutions to the problems we face. Coming from a family with deep roots in Lincoln County, he understands the diverse needs of the district and has started and operated successful businesses that strengthen and build up the towns and is part and parcel of the community spirit that makes this such a special place in which to live. Unsurprisingly, Wayne also volunteers his time and knowledge in so many ways, it is clear how much it means to him to pitch in wherever needed. This alone shows anyone he meets how much he cares.
He will make us proud in Augusta.
Jim Sitrick, Jr.
Jefferson
To the editor:As a small business owner, I know how exciting – and challenging – it can be to start up and keep your dream alive.
That’s why I am enthusiastically voting for Wayne Farrin as Maine’s State House Representative of District #47 (Alna, Jefferson, Whitefield, and Wiscasset).
Having spoken to him personally about the importance of our local businesses, our small town main streets, and our incredible community here in Maine, I am confident that Wayne is the candidate who will best support our business owners and local economy.
Wayne’s policy proposals are smart and practical. As a business owner himself, he deeply understands what’s working as well as what’s needed. And he truly cares about lifting up and supporting all folks in our community.
No matter your political party, I hope you join me in investing in Maine’s vibrant businesses and communities by voting for Wayne Farrin in November.
Lucy Flores
Wiscasset
To the editor:Forty years ago, I moved to Wiscasset from “away,” and ever since, my husband’s been explaining to me what it means to be a real Mainer. He’s talked about honesty, resourcefulness, and independence. He’s mentioned optimism and the willingness to lend a hand. Wayne Farrin, candidate for state representative in District #47 (Alna, Jefferson, Whitefield, and Wiscasset), has these qualities. Wayne, who has worked hard since he was a little boy in South Bristol, now balances two jobs: real estate agent and co-owner, with his wife, of the Jefferson Market. In both, he meets all kinds of people. He listens to their worries and their joys. He wants to tackle problems that affect our whole community, including the lack of affordable housing and the difficulty of running a small business. Wayne is the genuine article. (My husband agrees!) Regardless of your political party, give Wayne your vote on November 5.
Anne Leslie
Wiscasset
Local students have been named to the Plymouth State University president’s list for the spring 2024 semester, in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Named were:
Dylan Flewelling, of Oakland. Flewelling is a exercise and sport physiology major.
Joscelyn Gagnon, of Benton. Gagnon is a music education (K-12) major.
Kaiden Kelley, of South China. Kelley is an art and design major.
Abigail Sewall, of Jefferson. Sewall is a nursing major.
Springfield College, in Springfield, Massachusetts, has named William Banks, from Jefferson, to the dean’s list for academic excellence for the 2024 spring semester. Banks has a primary major of Physical Education. Also, Kaitlin Morrison, from Winslow, to the dean’s list for academic excellence for the 2024 spring semester. Morrison has a primary major of Communication Sci & Disorders.
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), in Manchester, New Hampshire, announces the following students being named to the Winter 2024 President’s List.Springfield College, in Springfield, Massachusetts, has named William Banks from Jefferson, to the dean’s list for academic excellence for the 2023 fall semester. Banks has a primary major of physical education.
York County Community College students are recognized each semester for their outstanding academic achievements, in York.
Stacy Bettencourt, of Jefferson,, part-time dean’s list;
Michaela Bisson, of Winslow, dean’s list;
Lucas Wallace, of Skowhegan, part-time dean’s list;
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), in Manchester, New Hampshire, congratulates the following students on being named to the Fall 2023 president’s list. The fall terms run from September to December.
Ivette Hernandez Cortez, of Augusta; Sarah Neumann, and Matthew Bandyk, both of Jefferson; Sierra Winson, Quincy Giustra, and Talon Mosher, all of Winslow; Candice Eaton, and Grace Marshall, both of Waterville; Ashley Parks, of Anson; Stormy Wentworth, of Fairfield; Misty Ray, of Montville; Matthew Clements, of Rome; and Kassandra Grant, of Vassalboro.