36th Annual Paddy Kelly 5 Miler Results
Brockton, MA, February 12, 2017
If you are running outside the State of Maine please note this race has FREE photos courtesy of Ted Tyler. Maybe not every year but Ted Tyler’s wife was in the race this year.
Courtesy of Ted Tyler. Only a few have raced in Maine
Results
Courtesy of Carl Costanzi
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The Next two events:
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Bradford, MA, February 11, 2017 Results try athlinks
[Complete 6K Results 129 Finishers | 5 Mile Awards
Complete 5 Mile Results ~ 146 Finishers & No Maine Finishers
Only One Maine Finisher this year in the 6K: Bill Brown of Wells, Maine
“54 8812 Bill Brown 36:12 9:47 56 27/61 M 11/25 M5059 WELLS ME” ~ file photos of Bill Brown of Wells, Maine courtesy of Jim Rhoades
Results see also Courtesy of the Sub5
WMC INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP – 02/10/2017
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Team Rankings – Through Event 42
Female Team Scores
Place School Points
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1 Greely High School GREE 117
2 Falmouth High School FAL 109
3 York YORK 84
4 Fryeburg FRYE 82
5 Gray New Gloucester High Schoo GNG 52
6 Freeport High School FREE 37
7 Cape Elizabeth High School CAPE 36
8 Kennebunk Indoor Track KHSIT 32
8 Lake Region LKRG 32
10 Yarmouth High School YAR 30
11 Wells High School WELL 14
11 Poland Regional High School PRHS 14
13 Traip Academy TRP 8
Male Team Scores
Place School Points
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1 Falmouth High School FAL 175
2 York YORK 114
3 Greely High School GREE 79
4 Cape Elizabeth High School CAPE 44
5 Fryeburg FRYE 40
6 Yarmouth High School YAR 33
7 Freeport High School FREE 31
8 Traip Academy TRP 28
9 Wells High School WELL 24
10 Gray New Gloucester High Schoo GNG 22.5
11 North Yarmouth Academy NYA 22
12 Kennebunk Indoor Track KHSIT 14
13 Poland Regional High School PRHS 13.5
14 Lake Region LKRG 11
Courtesy of Wells HS
Obituary
Rev Norman C. Young of Wells, Maine died Feb. 7, 2017 surrounded by his family. He was a man deeply loved by his family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Norman was born in Hudson, New Hampshire on March 25, 1924, the son of George and Estella Porter Young. He lived the first seventeen years of his life in Hudson. The family moved to Kittery, Maine during World War II. He graduated from Portsmouth, N. H. High School in 1943. He attended Gordon College, Bangor Theological Seminary and graduated from Ricker College. He was a graduate of the four year course of study of the Methodist Church and received two years of Advance College credit under the direction of the Methodist Church in Nashville, Tenn. He received his call to enter the ministry at the age of fifteen. He was ordained a Deacon in the Bath Methodist Church on May 13, 1951 and ordained an Elder two years later on May 17, 1953. He became a full member of the Maine Conference in 1961. He served as pastor of the following Churches and Charges: Sangerville, East Eliot, Phillips, Danforth, Monticello, Calais, Hartland, Belfast, Dexter, Fairfield, Dresden/Richmond and Friendship during his forty years of active service as a minister. He served on numerous boards and agencies of the Conference. He served as a counselor for twenty-five years at the Church Camp Mechuwana in Winthrop, Maine.
Norman was a National Grange member and a 32nd degree Mason. He was a member of the Naval Lodge A.F. & A.M. in Kittery, Maine, St. Alderman Commandery in Houlton, Maine and the Scottish rite bodies in the Valley of Rockland and the Valley Portland.
He was predeceased by a brother Colby Young, two sisters, Callie Bancroft and Lucille Sterling. He is survived by his wife of nearly 70 years, Martha Celestia Young, a son David Colby Young and his wife Elizabeth of Danville, Maine, two daughters, Brenda Herling and her husband, Timothy of Durham, Maine and Mary Ann Tardif and her husband Michael of Caribou, Maine. Seven grandchildren: Bethany Fisher of Topsham, Me., Thomas Herling of Bethel, Me., James Herling of Durham, Me., Amy Young of Auburn, Me., Caroline Young Coffin of Auburn, Me., Joshua Tardif of Waterville, Me., and Michelle Tardif of Presque Isle, Me., and thirteen great-grandchildren.
Visiting hours will be from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Friday February 10, 2017 at Bibber Memorial Chapel in Kennebunk, Maine. A Celebration of his Life will be held at 2:00 PM on Saturday February 11, 2017 at the United Methodist “Church on the Cape”, Cape Porpoise Kennebunkport, Maine. In lieu of flowers please donate to Camp Mechuwana P.O 277, Winthrop, Maine 04364 or the Preacher’s Aid Society of the New England Conference, 51 Charles Wesley Court, Wells, Maine
Results 2017 MWC 10Miler 787 finishers
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Video soon
BOOM! And their off! Maine Track Club Mid Winter Classic 10 Miler! @mainetrackclub 2017!
Posted by RaceME on Sunday, February 5, 2017
Other Media:1 Mid Winter Classic FB Page.2.Bay State Race Services,3.2017 Results posted to coolrunning.4.Jennifer Boudreau, Running with the Girls ,5.,6.
Super 5k
Lowell, MA, February 5, 2017
[Awards ]
Overall Results
Photos courtesy of Ted Tyler
First Maine Finishers in this event
Courtesy of the event
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Other Media:1.Baxter Outdoors fb,2,.3,.4,5.,6
Press Release: Houlton, ME – This year’s 33rd Annual Wild Katahdin Trust Snow Run went off without a hitch on Saturday, February 4th and as a result $800 was raised for the Houlton based Bridge to Hope organization and their effort to raise money for cancer treatment and research.
“We’re proud to continually support the Wild Katahdin Trust Snow Run year after year because it does so much good for our local community,” said Krista Putnam, Katahdin Trust’s Vice President of Marketing. “After all, a community that works together thrives together, and that’s something that we stand behind.”
Funds raised will stay in the local community and benefit the Bridge to Hope organization and their effort to raise money for cancer treatment and research but to also raise awareness of the amazing number of people in our own back yard putting up a fight against the toughest foe they will ever face.
It was certainly a group effort to pull of something of this caliber. Thank you to the Town of Houlton, the Aroostook Musterds Running Club, the Houlton Police Department, race participants and the many volunteers it took to make this happen.
“Each year the Town of Houlton, Katahdin Trust and the Musterds come together to make the Wild Katahdin Trust Snow Run happen,” said Nancy Ketch, Community Development Director for the Town of Houlton. “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success. Thank you to everyone who took part in making this event such a success.”
More than 30 runners and walkers took part in this year’s race. Congratulations to the Race’s top finisher, Isaiah Brown. He finished the 5K run in 17:20. The top walker was Melanie Reese.
“Everyone really came together to make this happen, despite the bitterly cold weather,” said Chris Rines, Race Director. “Racing teaches us to challenge ourselves. It teaches us to push beyond where we thought we could go. It helps us to find out what we are made of. This is what we do. This is what it’s all about. Thank you for taking part!”
About Katahdin Trust
Katahdin Trust Company, established in 1918 with over $754 million in assets, provides banking services to individuals and businesses from 16 offices throughout Maine and online at KatahdinTrust.com. Katahdin Bankshares Corp., parent company of Katahdin Trust Company, stock is quoted on the OTC Markets quote board OTCQX under the symbol KTHN. Current stock information can be found at otcmarkets.com/stock/KTHN/quote.
February 4, 2017 EMITL Meet 7A: Girls – Boys; Meet 7B: Girls – Boys UMaine
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