Wells-  Once again, this summer offers exciting possibilities for youth, ages seven to fourteen, at York County Community College’s Wells campus.

Beginning July 11 and running through August 19, this year’s College for Kids program includes the ever-popular science camps; Chemistry, Physics and Geology, as well as camps for the artistically inclined; Advanced Animation, Musical Theatre, and Writing and Publishing camps.  And, back by popular demand both beginner and advanced culinary camps to keep those aspiring chefs busy.

“Each year we try to bring back the camps that were the most enjoyed by the campers,” says Paulette Millette, Director of Community Education and Career Training.  “The kids aren’t shy about what they liked and what they gained from the experience.”

According to Millette, one of last summer’s favorites was the Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) camp, wherein Sergeant Wayne Cronin of the Wells Police Department created a 5 day e

Augusta, ME – Student artists from across Maine will receive recognition from Maine’s First Lady at a Blaine House ceremony at 2:00 pm, on Monday, April 11.

The students, from 17 schools, will receive certificates for their participation in the Maine Youth Excellence in Art exhibition that has been on display in the Capitol Complex since February.

“These works of art are inspiring and showcase the talent of our youth,” said Maine’s First Lady Ann LePage. “Two pieces of artwork are on display currently in the Blaine House and we are making space available for a third.

York County Community College has been chosen by the Maine Community College System to pilot a program to assist adult students to complete an associate  degree in one year. This program will provide financial, academic and personal support to students chosen to participate.