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Showing posts with label Lisbon Schools Community Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lisbon Schools Community Resources. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2016

LISBON FOOD DRIVE




 
Other Collection locations are at the Town Office and Rogers Insurance.
 
EDITOR'S NOTE:  LET'S EVERYONE GET BEHIND THIS WORTH WHILE CAUSE!!!

Sunday, November 1, 2015

LISBON'S NEW GYM OPENING

 
 
 
 
 
                                                        Traci Austin Opening Remarks


                                                                          Center Court

                                                                               Seating

                                                                          Weight Room

 
 
 
                                                                       Weight Room

CONGRATULATIONS TO SUPERINTENDENT GREEN, LISBON SCHOOL BOARD AND ALL THE PEOPLE INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT.

EDITOR'S NOTE:  SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE TURNED OUT TO WITNESS THE OPENING OF LISBON'S NEW GYM.  IT IS A TRUE ASSET TO THE COMMUNITY. 
 




.SEE WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WHEN YOU DO NOT HAVE TO INVOLVE CHAIRMAN PESCE, COUNCILORS CRAFT, BRUNELLE, BICKFORD AND METIVIER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL


Friday, October 30, 2015

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/28/15, PWS vs Oak Hill‏

The PWS Greyhounds suffered their first loss of the season in a well fought home game against the Oak Hill Raiders ending 0-1.

With Oak Hill at 8-1-2 and Lisbon undefeated but with less wins under their belt both teams took the field boldly but uncertain of each other’s abilities. Fans were treated to non-stop excellent play as both teams battled for position but neither could get a shot past Oak Hills Sweeper #66 Max Hall nor Lisbon’s Keeper Levi Levesque as the first half ended scoreless for both teams. Play continued in the second half where it left off with an intense desire to win on both sides. Then with 10 minutes left, Oak Hill's #5 Reese Collins put in the sole goal of the game scoring 0-1. 

The [5-1-4] Greyhounds final game will be away versus Gardiner, Thursday, October 29.

—Coach Reeves  

Friday, October 23, 2015

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/22/15, PWS vs Monmouth‏

The PWS Greyhounds could't have been more equally matched facing the Monmouth Mustangs on the opponents field ending in a 0-0 tie.
     Both teams battled for control of the ball over every bit of field but neither was able to take many shots on goal. Greyhound Striker Captain #10 Jack Tibbetts had the first opportunity to send one in on a PK during the first half but Mustang Goalie Ed Zuis was able to deflect it away. Likewise later in the second half it was Monmouth that was awarded a PK and as before the excellent shot was deflected by an exceptional goalie, this time Lisbon's own Levi Levesque.
 
     The [5-0-4] Greyhounds next game is scheduled to be away versus Gardiner, the date TBA.
 
—Coach Reeves

Truths in Life
1) Everything that happens, happens for a reason. Luck does not exist.
2) In this existence we are either part of the problem or part of the solution. The choice is ours.
3) We aren't defined by our circumstances but by our reactions to them. Crisis reveals character.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/21/15, PWS vs Winthrop & Richmond‏

The PWS Greyhounds in 2 days played 2 solid home games and displayed their undying resolve in their quest for victories, first defeating the Winthrop Ramblers 2-0 and then a 2-2 tie with the Richmond Bobcats.

Against the Ramblers, Lisbon played with intensity but it wasn’t until well into the second half that the first goal of the game was made by Striker Captain #10 Jack Tibbetts assisted by Left Wing #2 Zeke Spiro. Then just two minutes later Tibbetts scored again, this time assisted by Right Wing #12 DJ Douglass. Lisbon’s Halfbacks #11 Neil LaRochelle and #19 Hunter Burkhardt kept the middle energized while Sweeper #20 Seth Dyer kept Winthrop away from scoring and secured the shutout with a 2-0 game final.

Lisbon’s battle with Richmond was to be much more uphill as the game virtually started with 2 goals in Richmond favor within just 6 minutes of play off of desperate scrambling moves deep in Greyhound territory. Still, “determination” was the evident character of the ‘Hounds as they fought valiantly for a shooting position with Stopper Captain #15 Jacob George repelling numerous Bobcat attacks and Striker Captain #10 Jack Tibbetts taking the battle deep into Bobcat territory. It wasn’t until several minutes into the second half when the powerful foot of Lisbon’s Right Wing #12 DJ Douglass fired one past Richmond’s goalie. Next it was Lisbon’s Left Wing #2 Zeke Spiro who capitalized on a loose ball and sent in the shot that tied the game at 2-2.

The [5-0-3] Greyhounds play their third day in a row, this time away versus Monmouth, Thursday, October 22.
 
Submitted By:  Jim Reeves

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Middle School Boys Soccer Results,10/14/15, PWS vs Cony‏

The PWS Greyhounds displayed inexhaustible tenacity in a challenging home bout with the Cony Rams with a 2-2 final.

Ram offense struck first at 3 minutes into the match capitalizing on a hole in Lisbon’s defense. Lisbon’s talented and nimble Right Wing #12 DJ Douglass while drawing many defenders fired numerous shots on Cony’s goalie scoring one for Lisbon 13 minutes in. Pressure on the right was aggressive with Midfielders #8 Mason Booker and #14 Caleb Phillips working the ball forward iuntil one long ball centered in by Douglass was sent to the net by Striker Captain #10 Jack Tibbetts putting Lisbon in the lead just before the end of the half. The fierce battle continued in the second half with another Cony goal 5 minutes after the break and though ‘Hound attacks persisted on the Rams with daring plays by Rookies #18 Hunter Brissette and #17 Ethan Brown no more goals were scored and the game ended in a tie.

The [4-0-2] Greyhounds next game will be at home versus Winthrop, Tuesday, October 20.

—Coach Reeves  

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

LSJ: Lisbon school gym nearly done; budget vote looms

  

LISBON — Superintendent Richard Green told the School Committee on Tuesday night that the new Lisbon High School gymnasium is scheduled to be completed by Oct. 21.


TO READ MORE: http://www.sunjournal.com/news/lewiston-auburn/2015/10/13/school-committee-wants-excess-gym-proceeds-be-used-school-budget/1800422

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

LISBON HIGH SCHOOL QUARTER 4 HONOR ROLL

 
Lisbon – Lisbon High School Principal, Nicholas Gannon, proudly announces the Quarter 4 Honor Roll students for the school year 2014-2015:

SENIORS – HIGH HONORS
Monica Austin, Jack Caron, Travis Caton, Patrick Dexler, Mia Durgin, Taylor Feehan,
Amanda Hazelton, Elizabeth Hinkley, Cosette Holmes, Reilly Johnson, Arianna Kahler, Michelle Martin, Taylor Plourde, Hannah Stritch, Dustin Wood
 
SENIORS – HONOR ROLL
Ashley Caron, Abigail Curtis, Adam Desjardins, Molly Nicholson, Charles Sult, Victoria Swan
 
JUNIORS – HIGH HONORS
Jake Angelico, Joseph Dunbar, Brianna Livingston, Charlotte Mooney, Breeann Sautter,
Eric Yim  
 
JUNIORS – HONOR ROLL
Cameron Bernier, Hannah Berube, Jared Williams 
 
SOPHOMORES – HIGH HONORS
Silas Crosby, Bailey Eveson, Jasmin Le, Mikella Kipri Steele, Hayley Wheeler
 
SOPHOMORES – HONOR ROLL
Kyra Gamache, Kaylin Le
 
FRESHMEN – HIGH HONORS
Zoe Feehan, Jonah Sautter
 
FRESHMEN – HONOR ROLL
Morgan Fenderson, Megan Stone
 
FMI on other programs, events, partnership in education and volunteer opportunities in Lisbon Schools call 754.0021 or email mmillhime@lisbonschoolsme.org.  Like us on FaceBook at Community Resource News in Lisbon Schools.
 
Submitted By:  Monica M. Millhime
 
 

Sunday, July 12, 2015

***IMPORTANT*** Lisbon HS MELMAC Class of 2015 Survey‏

Dear Lisbon Graduates – Class of 2015:

Following is the second of four surveys required by The MELMAC Education Foundation.  You might recall, prior to graduation, we requested some information regarding your college, work or military aspirations, grants and scholarship information.  We need your input this summer, fall of 2015, and next summer, in order to maintain our grant monies to provide future collage visits, parent nights, scholarship and financial aid nights, etc.

Please use the self-addressed, stamped envelope included with the survey that was mailed to everyone this week.

We are requested all surveys be returned by July 25.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.  Thanking you in advance for your participation. 

Mrs. Millhime
Lisbon School Department – Community Resources / Grants





(Click on above to print each page of the form out if needed)

Saturday, July 11, 2015

LA Rotary to Welcome District Governor July 16

 
 
Lewiston – Members of the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club have invited District Governor, Steve ‘Al’ Feather, as their noontime luncheon guest speaker on Thursday, July 16 at the Ramada Inn, Lewiston.  “District 7790 is a large and diverse district. We come together from two countries with two languages making us a truly international district,” shares Feather. “We are located in the Eastern part of the Province of Quebec and Central Maine, we are 53 clubs strong with approximately 1800 Rotarians and growing. In our District we combine the best of small rural and large metropolitan clubs each with their unique geographical areas and cultures.”
 
“Our clubs and district have a long and proud history of supporting the needs of their local communities through service projects. They engage with our young people through Rotary Youth Service Programs including Rotaract, Interact, Early Act, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) and the Youth Exchange Programs to support, encourage and develop our future leaders. Our Rotary members also support many international projects including our current District Water and Sanitation Project in Nicaragua along with our continued support of Rotary International’s effort in eradicating polio.”
 
“Be a Gift to the World, our theme for this year, given to us by RI President K.R.’Ravi’ Ravindran inspires us to use our special gifts and talents to share with the world and that we have this one precious year together and our time is now. There are many opportunities for service - How can you be a gift to the world?”  See more at: http://portal.clubrunner.ca/50110#sthash.cp8uMhPc.dpuf
 
LA Rotary members welcome guests every Thursday from noon to 1 p.m.  FYI on programs contact Monica Millhime, 754.0021 or email mmillhime@lisbonschoolsme.org

Friday, July 10, 2015

LA Rotary to Welcome Sara Trafton from Community Concepts on August 6

Lewiston – Members of the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club have invited Sara Trafton, from Community Concepts as their featured guest speaker on Thursday, August 6.   Trafton works in the Resource Development Department.  She has over 20 years of experience in the non-profit sector in Maine, and has served in executive leadership roles for the past 12 years.  

Trafton has knowledge and expertise in community building and organizational development, and is a strong advocate for using collaborative, capacity-based approaches to solve social issues.  She brings passion and enthusiasm to the work of helping people and communities become stronger, healthier, and more resilient. She was born in Boothbay Harbor, Maine and graduated from University of Southern Maine with dual degrees in Sociology and Communication and academic concentrations in organizational strategy and public relations.  

When she takes a break from working on community issues, Sara heads to the “100 Mile Wilderness” in northern Maine with a tent, a sleeping bag and a few good books. The Rotary fellowship group meets every Thursday at the Ramada Inn, Lewiston from noon to 1 p.m.  Guests are always welcomed.  FMI on program opportunities contact Monica Millhime, 754.0021 or email mmillhime@lisbonschoolsme.org.  

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Lewiston Auburn Rotary Guest‏ For July 23rd

LA Rotary to Welcome Maine State Music Theater Development Director July 23


Lewiston – Members of the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club have invited Barbara Whidden, Development Director of the Maine State Music Theater in Brunswick, as their guest speaker on Thursday, July 23.   Whidden, a proud native Mainer from Old Orchard Beach, has been with Maine State Music Theatre for 10 years, 7 of those years in her current position. As the Development Director she is responsible for sponsorship, playbill ad sales, grants, donations to the theatre and  special events. In her "free" time she serves as the bookkeeper for her husband's lobster wharf in Harpswell. Frequently she begins her day washing out bait barrels before going to her job at the theatre.  

She is a member of the Bath Maine Rotary and serves on its board.  Lewiston-Auburn Rotary members welcome guests every Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. at the Ramada Inn, Lewiston.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015

LA Rotary to Welcome Moxie Festival Coordinator July 9

 
 
Lewiston – Members of the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Club have invited Tracey Steuber, the 2015 Moxie Festival Coordinator, as their noontime luncheon guest speaker on Thursday, July 9 at the Ramada Inn, Lewiston.  The Moxie Festival, has been held in Lisbon, Maine on the second weekend in July since 1982.  Steuber will be sharing the schedule of events starting with the fireworks display on Friday, July 10; followed by the Moxie Day 5K Race and Parade on Saturday.  Additional events include the free petting zoo, recipe contest, chug-n-challenge, and a concert in the park.  Sundays’ events include a car show, and a family fun day at Beaver Park.  The 2015 Moxie Festival runs from Friday, July 10 through Sunday, July 12. Rotary members welcome guests every Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. 
 
 
Monica M. Millhime
 

Thursday, June 18, 2015

FREE Flagship Flicks!‏

 (Click on above to print a copy)

A summertime favorite continues!  Once again our Lisbon School Department partners in education, Flagship Cinema, Auburn are offering FREE summer movies.  Check out their schedule of flicks and show times.  Enjoy!

Monica