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The Kings

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Sweet-talk Magazine’s very own Travis Bourassa will be starring in The Kings this Saturday at the Waterville Opera House.  Here’s a scanty excerpt from Zach Dionne about the film:

“Chances are, someone you know spent their entire summer in 2008 working on The Kings. If not, omitting chances, you’ve absolutely been to spots like Colby College, the locomotive across from The Manor, Bolley’s and Waterville High School — so turn see them all featured in this Maine-filmed independent production by Waterville’s Alec Helm.

This ain’t your cousin’s internal movie. This is a professional feature film about growing up in central Maine. Come join us in the celebration and the world debut.

Starring Spencer Theriault, Mike Johnson, Matt Johnson, Masood Amini and Travis Bourassa.
Supporting roles by Mary Kate Ganza, Zach Dionne, Kyle Kernan, Pat Henyan and John Enkosky.
Also featuring Courtney Pomerleau, Annie Sumberg, Ethan Casavant, Gash Colby, Jason and Brittany Dickerson, Krystle Hall, Mora Camenga and Taylor Bogner.”

Drove:          Maine International Film Festival, Alec Helm
Type:         Music/Arts, Start
Network:  Global
Date:           Saturday, July 18, 2009
Time:          9:15pm-11:30pm
Spot:  Waterville Opera House
Street:        Main Street
City:            Waterville
Cost:           $9

Please note:  This videotape was supposed to be playing at Railroad Square Cinema, but due to high demand for ticket sales, it will now be at the Waterville Opera House.  Tickets are still nearby online or may be purchased at the door (arrive early!).  Check out www.miff.org for more information.

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Waterville High School Maine News



Wednesday's Calendar — March 9
Morning Sentinel - Mar 03, 2011
Wednesday's Annals — March 9Class of 1946, Waterville High School, noon, Lobster Trap in Winslow. All classmates and guests accept. NAMI Mid Maine, an affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Maine, support group for families and friends of people who have a and more »

They Don't Remember, But Will Never Forget
Fox News - Feb 24, 2011
They Don't Remember, But Will Never Forget They Don't Commemorate, But Will Never Forget"A lot of them were 6, 7 years old when this happened so the memory might be vague for them," says Josh Wheeler who trains Mid-Maine Tech's high school students to be firefighters and danger medical technicians. "To actually go there and see it and and more »

Gilles and Claire Auger to be inducted into Hall of Fame
Foster's Daily Democrat - Mar 03, 2011
They both graduated from St. Ignatius High School. Gilles earned a bachelor's highly in French at the University of Maine in 1956 and then spent four years teaching high school French, first in Lubec and then at Gould Academy in Bethel. and more »

Track standouts O'Brien, Mitchell are fast friends
Seacoastonline.com - Mar 04, 2011
On standouts O'Brien, Mitchell are fast friendsCourtesy photo Traip Academy's Carley O'Brien (socialistic) and York High School's Emily Mitchell (right) have become good friends over the past link years while trading record-breaking performances during track season. By Mike Zhe Carley O'Brien was on top

Friday, March 4, 2011 in Lewiston, Maine
Lewiston Sun Journal - Mar 04, 2011
935-9232 HALLOWELL: Works by seven enclosure high-school students will be displayed through March 12 at Harlow Gallery, 160 Water St. 622-3813 LEWISTON: "Portraits and Voices," featuring workers in Lewiston-Auburn's shoe enterprise, will be displayed through and more »

YMCA pool dominance
Times Record - Mar 04, 2011
Only the Bangor high school boys or the old Portland high school of the 1940s and 1950s have a EP = 'extended play' anywhere close to LRSC. I would put up our success against any sport team at any age level in Maine history. Most of the kids trade very hard and truly

Art and Theater Listings
Press Herald - Mar 03, 2011
Art and Theater Listings "Alice in Wonderland," Stage production Club presentation of classic children's story, South Portland High School. $2 to $5. 5:30 and 7:30 pm Wednesday. Through Parade 17. "Susan Hiller: The J Street Project," photographs of places in Germany that still show and more »

Fire destroys Maine school bus, no one hurt
WGME - Feb 19, 2011
Fire destroys Maine school bus, no one hurt Morning SentinelWATERVILLE, Maine (AP) -- Authorities say a fire has destroyed an empty school bus parked at the inferior high school in Waterville, Maine. No one was hurt. The cause of the fire was unknown. Lt. Rodney Alderman says the Friday morning fire started in Fire destroys Waterville school busall 12 dirt articles »

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NECN - Mar 02, 2011
CONCORD, NH (AP) — A New Hampshire lawmaker wants the Legislature to invalidation a law that says high school students can't drop out of school until they turn 18. Republican Rep. James Parison of New Ipswich says students should be allowed to off out at and more »

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