GREENLAND — This year marks the 26th year of the St. Thomas Aquinas High School Golf Open on Friday, September 23, at the Portsmouth Country Club in Greenland. Proceeds from this year’s event will support the STA athletics program to assist in obtaining the needed equipment, coaching tools, and facility updates required to keep the school and its athletes safe and competitive. Registration includes 18-holes of golf with cart (8:30am shotgun start), hole contests, continental breakfast (7:30am), lunch, snacks, gift, and raffles. This year’s guest speaker will be St. Thomas varsity football coach and former UNH football player Eric Cumba.Call (603) 742-3206 to register or for more information, please visit stalux.org/golfopen. BARRINGTON — Saturday September 24, 1-6 pm, 3rd Annual September to Remember Community Expo. Free admission; free gourmet appetizer and dessert tasting! Amazing raffle/auctions, door prize 42″ hd TV, goodie bags to first 600 entrants; 80-plus businesses showcasing goods and services; live entertainment including the BMS Jazz Band, Quest Martial Arts, WildLife Encounters, Chef Oonagh Williams of WMUR’s “The Chef’s Corner” and a “Petting Zoo” for the little ones. Proceeds benefit the “Barrington School Foundation” which fosters early learning for kids 4 and under. come eat, play and enjoy from 1-6 pm.Location: Route 9, Barrington Middle School. More Information: barringtonchamber.org.DOVER — It’s time for school to start again and that means it’s time to plan on attending the Dover High School Homecoming set for Saturday, September 24. A full schedule has been finalized for a day of indoor and outdoor on-campus activities. Evening off-campus events at Kelley’s Row and Roger’s Pizza are on tap, plus a dance with the Spectra’s will take place only one mile from DHS at the Dover Elks from 8 pm to 11 pm. A full schedule and admission prices will soon be announced. For more detailed information, learn about Homecoming on Facebook and an opportunity to sponsor, please write to SOUTH BERWICK — one in seven adults in Southern Maine struggles with basic tasks involving reading, writing, math and computer skills. because of these struggles they are unable to apply for employment, complete or further their educations, help their children with homework, or even understand a prescription label. Volunteering a few hours a week can make a huge difference to our waiting students. Literacy Volunteers will provide an entry-level tutor training on Saturday, September 24 and October 1. Once trained you will receive guidance, support and additional training opportunities as you are matched with a student. Please call 207-384-5703 or visit marshwood.maineadulted.org for more information. Classes meet at Marshwood Adult Education, 260 Route 236, South Berwick.PORTLAND — the University of Southern Maine’s Office of Undergraduate Admission and the new England Association for College Admission Counseling will host a College fair from 1
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