Kittery Point News

A wedding party under a seaside tent is part of the summer landscape. But it's in January, following the many holiday engagements, that Sperry Tents leaps into action, planning to fulfill each bride's fantasy for a dream setting they'll remember forever.

The SAD 35 School Board will explore further the idea of accepting tuition-paying students from outside of Eliot and South Berwick at Marshwood schools.

In the current economic climate, a business surviving its first year is an accomplishment in and of itself.

Happy Holiday KISSES to the Portsmouth School of Ballet for putting on a stellar performance of the "Nutcracker" on Dec.

Dec. 11 DOVER - St. Thomas Aquinas High School Music Program will present a Christmas concert titled, "The Miracle of Christmas," Friday, Dec.

The Kittery Art Association Music Series presents a seasonal folk concert featuring Susie Burke, David Surette, and Kent Allyn at Kittery Point Congregational Church at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec.

For information call 361-288 or e-mail lgoriginal@aol.com. A VERY FINE SHOWING Although the York Art Association has been in existence for 50 years, it is only in the last three years that it's expanded to include fine crafts in their offerings.

On Saturday, Dec. 12, you will find art all around Kittery, Maine, from Government Street, Route 103, Kittery Point to Haley Road, For information, call 439-5671. Here are some of the stops: Kittery Foreside Art Stroll * The Red Door Pottery Studio, 44 Government St., 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Artists in the neighborhood featured including Cacao's Mayan Hot ...

With the holiday season comes a treasured tradition at Harbor Light Stage: "The Ragpicker's Dream." This delightful collection of humor, reflection and holiday cheer is an annual staple in the theatre company's Bold Face Play Reading Series.

It's gifts and goodies galore as AM McCurdy and team prepare for Kittery Point's First Congregational Church Christmas Fair on Dec.

It's the "battle" of the tours; not bands but painters, sculptors, potters and the like.

It might have been 21st century cars that brought families to the Museums of Old York's Remick Barn recently, but inside preparation for an 18th-century Thanksgiving feast awaited.

From left, Helen Berg, 6, Grace Gear, 9, and Adelle Brunstad, 8, prepare apple pie crust for an 18th-century Thanksgiving dinner at the Remick Barn of the Old York Historical Society in York, Maine, Thursday, Nov.

Ralph Morang photo Members of the Pepperrell Brigade fire a salute after the rededication of the Pepperrell memorial plaque in Kittery Point on Saturday.

Nothing appeared to have been taken. 9:39 a.m. Change was taken from two vehicles broken into on Woodbridge Road, police reported.

In Maine, a lobster-roll lunch can precede an afternoon of blueberry picking and Skee-Ball by the boardwalk.

A former New Hampshire woman has been sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for stealing her nanny's identity to obtain credit cards.

A local woman was sentenced to 15 months in a federal prison for stealing her nanny's identity to make thousands of dollars in unlawful purchases and remains under investigation for several other crimes alleged to have been committed while awaited sentencing.

William P. Kelley, 19, 8 High Pasture Road, Kittery Point, was driving southbound on Southside Road in a 1999 Jeep.

I have one huge ginormous KISS for Wendy from Exeter. On Oct. 9, in the parking lot of X-tra mart in Exeter, my truck's radiator, water pump, power steering and belt decided to go.