BERWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Donations are pouring in to help the family of a special education teacher, who was killed in a head on collison two weeks ago.

Amy Harris was driving on Route 4 in Berwick, when a car driven by a Berwick Academy student crossed the center line and his Harris's car head on. Her four year old daughter and her 7-year old old were injured but are ok.

 The identity of the 17-year old driver is not being released as the accident is under investigation by the Attorney General's office.

Harris taught special education at Hussey Elementary school in Berwick for several years.

Friends are organizing a silent auction to raise money for Harris' family. Donations are pouring in from people and businesses from both Maine and New Hampshire.

The Silent Auction for the Family of Amy Harris will be held on Friday May 10th, from 6 to 9 at the Red Barn at Outlook Farm in South Berwick.

The Maine Warden Service held its annual awards ceremony today at the Winslow VFW. The Warden Service recognized both game wardens and other individuals for their work and dedication to the Department and State of Maine in 2012.

Commissioner’s Presentation of Awards – Presented by DIF&W Commissioner Chandler Woodcock

April Collins - Secretary Greenville Regional Headquarters - 2012 IF&W Employee of the Year

Retired Game Warden Alvin Theriault – Special Recognition

2012 K9 Search and Rescue of the Year Award:  Warden Norman Lewis and K9 Clyde (Bryant Pond)

2012 Boating Officer of the Year Award:  Warden Mike Pierre (Standish)

2012 National Wild Turkey Federation Officer of the Year Award:  Warden Josh Smith (Hartford)

2012 Exemplary Service Awards:

Warden Josh Smith –

Warden Sergeant Tim Spahr (Kennebunk) & Warden Rick LaFlamme (Arundel)

Warden Mark Merrifield (Union)

After ten years of trying, Anne Belden finally gave birth to a son in the early 1990s. Six years later, she and her husband John adopted a daughter.

Today, there are a lot more treatment options for infertility than Anne had 30 years ago, and success rates for conceiving are much higher. Thanks to the Internet, there is also a wider support network and better opportunities to access the latest information. Something else that is different is more women are waiting longer to start their families, which increases their risk of infertility problems. Read more.