2015-16 Fall, Winter and Spring Brochure

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Registration Information and Policies
You may register online at www.yorkparksandrec.org using a credit
card. Each program session is considered a new class. All individuals
must register for all sessions they wish to participate in. Please
remember that you are not automatically registered into additional
sessions until your registration is complete, including payment.
Online Registration Helpful Hints:
When you are registering your child for a program and online
registration will not allow you to select your child’s name because
their grade is either “Too High” or “Too Low”, try this:
• Click on “Account” in the upper left hand corner
• Click on the “Edit” button next to your child’s name
• Select their current grade from the drop down menu
• Click “Save”. This should solve the problem when you try to
register them again (Unfortunately our online registration program
does not automatically roll over grades each year).
If you forgot your Parks and Recreation account password please
do not create a new account. Instead:
• Click on the “Login” button in the upper left hand corner
• Click on the “Forgot Password” link
• Enter your email address and a new password will be emailed to
you (Please note that you may change your password once you are
logged in by clicking on “Account”)
Can’t find the program you are looking for?
• Visit www.yorkparksandrec.org and select the “Programs” tab at
the top of the page
• Rather than selecting the “Youth”, “Adult” or “Senior” links,
please scroll down a little further and click on the following link:
https://secure.rec1.com/ME/york-parks-recreation/reg.php
• Type in the program or keyword that you are looking for and click
the “Search Filter” button. This should bring up all programs that
pertain to your search.
Still having problems with online registration? If so, please call the office
during normal business hours and we would be happy to assist you!
You may register by mail or by phone with a credit card anytime.
We accept all major credit cards with the exception of American
Express. You can also come into the office and make a payment for
the activity by check, cash or credit card.
To register yourself or your child through the mail for a program,
you must use the registration form provided. Please fully complete
the participant and responsible party information. Indicate the
programs you wish to register for and include your check made
payable to York Parks and Recreation for the total amount due.
Refund Policy
We will notify you if the class has been filled, canceled, or changed.
The York Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to
cancel or consolidate any program that does not meet minimum
registration numbers. No refunds will be given after the activity
begins. Complete (100%) refunds will be given if the Parks and
Recreation Department cancels/changes the program.
If you need to cancel a program, you must notify us no less than one week
prior to the first class. After this time, you may receive a full refund if a
replacement can be found (wait list has priority), the withdrawal does not
affect course minimum enrollment, or there is an unlimited enrollment.
We do not give refunds after the start of the program.
We would like all program participants to be advised that the York
School Department has priority over all school facilities. This, on
occasion, may cause recreation programs to be canceled. We will
make every effort to avoid this, however, should it occur, we will
do our best to notify program participants in advance. All canceled
programs will be rescheduled if possible.
Non-residents are subject to an adjustment of fees.
All persons participating in Parks and Recreation Department
sponsored programs and activities do so at their own risk and without
recourse to the Town of York, its agents, officers or employees.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Along with our website and bi-annual brochure, we send many flyers
with updated information and new programs through the schools,
throughout the year. Please check the schools websites along with
our website to keep in touch with the latest new offerings through
Parks and Recreation. You will find a link on the homepage of the York
Schools. We also publish a monthly newsletter and have a Facebook
page where we often post information, cancellations, and pictures.
If you have any fun recreation photos or recreation news that you
would like to have included, please contact Ryan Avery at reavery@
yorkmaine.org or Robin Cogger at [email protected]
Pictures
We randomly choose pictures of adults and children who participate in our
programs to be printed in our publications, Facebook page, or sent out to area
papers. Please notify us if you do not wish to have your picture published.
If you have any suggestions for new programs, please give us a call. We’re
always on the lookout for new and exciting programs to offer the community!
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Registration
Form
Registration Form
ADULT or RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION
(Please fill in the information below – if you are registering more than 2 people, photocopy this form as needed)
Last Name
Mo/Day/Yr
First Name
MI
Date of Birth
Resident
Mailing Address
City
(
State
)
—
(
Phone number
Non-Resident
Zip Code
)
—
Emergency Number
Email Address:
PARTICIPANT #1 INFORMATION
School Grade
in Fall of 2015
Last Name
Date of Birth
First Name
MI
PARTICIPANT #2 INFORMATION
Mo/Day/Yr
School Grade
in Fall of 2015
Last Name
Date of Birth
First Name
Participant Name
MI
Program Name
Will you coach
this team? Y or N
Sid Sample – WE DO NOT
Youth
Soccer
League - Mites
Yes
CONSIDER YOURSELF ENROLLED
SEND
CONFIRMATIONS
Mo/Day/Yr
Program Fee
$45.00
No refunds given after activity begins. All persons
participating in Parks and Recreation Department
programs do so at their own risk and without recourse
to the Town of York, its agents, officers or employees.
Make Checks Payable to:
York Parks & Recreation Department
Mail Registration Form to:
York Parks and Recreation Department
186 York Street
York, ME 03909
TOTAL
Your Check #
_____________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian or Responsible Party
York Parks and Recreation Department I 363-1040
$
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Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program
Mount Agamenticus is a natural treasure and an
invaluable resource for wildlife, water, and recreation! The three hilled area is home to vernal
pool species, rare plants and animals and is the
heart of five watersheds that provide drinking
water for southern York County residents. It is also
a recreational destination point for over 40,000 area residents and
regional visitors annually. It boasts scenic vistas, large unfragmented forests, biological richness, and miles of maintained trails.
State, local and non-profit landowners work together to protect
this land and to manage recreational opportunities while conserving wildlife habitat and water quality within the region. These
landowners make up the Mount Agamenticus Steering Committee
and include: the Towns of York and South Berwick, The York Water
District, Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Great Works
Regional Land Trust, York Land Trust, and The Nature Conservancy.
Together, these partners strive to maintain safe, responsible, and
enjoyable public access to Mount A’s trail system without compromising the integrity of the area’s ecologically significant habitat.
Thanks to the collaborative conservation efforts of our partners,
crew, volunteers and donors, Mount A has become a wonderful
place for the local community to enjoy the outdoors, experience its
scenic beauty, and to appreciate its significance as one of Maine’s
Last Great Places.
Experience Mount A thru Work & Play!
StoryWalkTM - Year-round
The StoryWalkTM program combines the benefits of physical
activity, time outdoors in nature, literacy and family time by taking
children’s books and posting them, in pieces, along a recreational
path or hiking trail. Discover this fall’s NEW feature: “When the
Wind Stops”, by Charlotte Zolotow and illustrated by Stefano Vitale.
Then be sure to check back for a new winter feature: “The Snowy
Day”, by Anna Milbourne and illustrated by Elena Temporin. To
find the beginning, start at the base parking area and then follow
the pages along the western side of the Ring Trail to Witch Hazel
Trail and finish near the summit.
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Together, many hands make light work!
Adopt - A-Trail - Year-round
This program is an all-volunteer effort that provides community
members and trail users with an opportunity to become involved
in conserving and maintaining the many miles of multiple use
trails threaded throughout the Mount Agamenticus Conservation
Region. Volunteers can help by “adopting” a favorite trail and
take responsibility for its upkeep. Adopters assist the Conservation
Crew by monitoring, maintaining and enhancing trails and trailhead
facilities. Once trained, volunteers work at their own pace and on
their own schedule with a minimum requirement of two trail working days a year.
York Parks and Recreation Information
Office Location:
Phone:
Mailing Address:
E-Mail:
Website:
200 US Route 1
Grant House/Goodrich Park, York, ME
(207) 363-1040
186 York Street, York, ME 03909
[email protected]
www.yorkparksandrec.org
York Parks and Recreation Staff:
Michael J. Sullivan, Director
Email: [email protected]
Robin Cogger, Assistant Director
Ryan Coite, Parks Foreman
Ryan Avery, Recreation Specialist/
Nubble Light
Robin Kerr, Conservation Coordinator
Erin O’Dea, Administrative Assistant
Lynzi Pacitti, Special Event and
Recreation Coordinator
Pam Lombardi, After School Enrichment Coordinator
Senior Center Staff:
Brenda Bracy, Facility Coordinator
Janis Marshall-Colby, Membership Services Coordinator
Nancy Garfield, Chef
Parks & Recreation Board:
Join a community work party - October 18th; April 24th;
Brenda Knapp
Ron McAllister, Chairman
Michael Modern
Nancy Stolberg
Timothy Ward
June 4th 9:00am – 12:30pm
Senior Center Advisory Board:
Enjoy some camaraderie with like minded individuals and help
keep Mt. A worth coming back to! We will host the last volunteer
work day of the season to repair and maintain facilities and trails.
Please bring work gloves, sturdy shoes, water bottles, and food for
a picnic lunch at the summit of the mountain.
Bruce Rennie, Chair
Jeanette McGrath, Vice-Chair
Carollynn Anderson
Emily Cambray
Jacqueline Valentino
Deborah Meyers, Alternate
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Guided Programs and Adventures
Halloween in Nature- A nightfall adventure & owl prowl!
Saturday, October 24th, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Ever wonder what those bumps, howls, hoots and screeches in the
night really are? Come find out with our friends from the Center for
Wildlife! We will meet at the Learning Lodge for a program with live
animal ambassadors, then grab your flashlight and join us on a twilight
hike, calling for owls and listening for other animals that go bump in
the night! Reservations required along with a $7 suggested donation.
Three Hill Hike
Sunday, November 1st, 9:00am – 3:00pm
Take advantage of the peak fall foliage season and discover Mt. A’s
elusive Third Hill. Join Great Works Regional Land Trust and Mt.
A guides as we ascend all three hills. Repaint the picture of the
past by walking down old logging roads, ski trails and alongside
stonewalls, foundations and rock piles. Moderate to difficult hike;
$5 suggested donation.
Beaver Moon Adventure
Wednesday, November 25th, 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Join the Center for Wildlife & Mount A staff for an adventure guided
by the light of the full beaver moon. Learn how busy beavers prepare
for winter, their important role in the ecosystem, and other wildlife
night-time antics. Moonlight hike follows. Presentation and hike
recommended for ages 10+; $7 suggested donation.
Wildlife Shenanigans: Restless Winter Nights
Saturday, January 23rd, 5:30pm – 8:00 pm
There’s a full wolf moon tonight, a time when many wildlife are
restless and on the move! Join CFW educators and nocturnal
ambassadors inside the Learning Lodge to learn about the different
critters running around at night. We’ll learn about their winter
adaptations, natural history, and then head out to explore the trails
in the moonlight to see who is out and about! Open to all ages;
moderate hike; $7 suggested donation.
Great Maine Outdoor Weekend
Friday - Sunday, February 12th - 14th, times TBA
Celebrate being active outside in Maine by connecting friends and
neighbors with the natural world, promoting fun, physical activity,
and good health! Enjoy the outdoors at Mt. A and take advantage
of several offered events and programs with Mount A, Center for
Wildlife, and White Pine Programs. Activities in the works:
• Seeking Sweethearts (Center for Wildlife), Saturday, 10:00am –
12:00pm
• Guided Snowshoe/Hike/Ski
• Do You Want to Build A Snowman
• Backtracking Bobcat (White Pines Program)
Stay tuned for more details! For more info on the state-wide
celebration, visit greatmaineoutdoorweekend.org.
Springtime Surprises
Sunday, March 20th, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Join us in celebrating everything spring time in nature has to offer.
There will be many outdoor opportunities for all ages to discover
the wonders of the season: trail treasure search, Easter egg hunt,
Nature’s Nesters program and bird box building with Center for
Wildlife, Storywalk, photos with the Easter bunny, prizes, and
more. Come dressed for the weather and bring your own basket or
bag. Stay tuned for more details!
Earth Day Workday Walkabout
Sunday, April 24th, 1:00pm – 4:00pm
People all across the World gather together on this weekend to
demonstrate support for the environment. Top off your April
vacation by learning about your local wildlife and their habitat
needs with CFW educators and live animal ambassadors. Then
help clean up Mount A, a local natural treasure- for you and for
wildlife. Program is open to all ages with a $5 suggested donation;
volunteering is free but its rewards are priceless!
Signs of Spring Bird Walk
Saturday, May 21st, 9:00am – 11:30am
Shed that winter jacket, feel the warmth of the sun, smell the emerging
flowers, watch those critters scurry and listen to their calls. Join CFW
educators and ambassadors to learn about local wildlife including native
birds and how to identify them in the wild. Then test your new skills on a
hike around the trails at Mount Agamenticus as we search for birds and
other indicators of the changing season. As a special treat at the end,
take a quick tour of the Center’s baby bird room- a sure sign of spring!
Open to all ages, moderate hike; $7 suggested donation.
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Signs of Spring Bird Walk
Saturday, May 21st, 9:00am – 11:30am
Shed that winter jacket, feel the warmth of the sun, smell the
emerging flowers, watch those critters scurry and listen to their
calls. Join CFW educators and ambassadors to learn about local
wildlife including native birds and how to identify them in the
wild. Then test your new skills on a hike around the trails at Mount
Agamenticus as we search for birds and other indicators of the
changing season. As a special treat at the end, take a quick tour of
the Center’s baby bird room- a sure sign of spring! Open to all ages,
moderate hike; $7 suggested donation.
The Kids’ Corner at
Mount Agamenticus Learning Lodge
A Free, Drop-In Program for Families Featuring Guided, NatureInspired Crafts
Plus A New Kids’ Summit Camp for 2016
Our Kids’ Corner program inspires kids to explore and look more
closely at Nature while spending time with their parents in an
environment that encourages connection with nature in the
wild forest of the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Area. Each
weekend we present fun natural science topics created especially
for kids that gives them and their families an opportunity to create
an inspired and related craft.
In the 2015 summer season we made big brown bats after the CFW’s
“Brownie” the bat ambassador visited. We made wood pendants
while exploring xylem & phloem and made a cacophonous “human
tree” with parents and kids alike. We tried sumac tea and met the
“laughing trees” at the summit. Our topics on dog poop and water
pollution ignited rousing, sometimes wet fun.
Please join us this fall to make hooty owls, GORP, hawks, dream
catchers and more. Delve into
basic sciences in a fun way
with your younger children, or
more in-depth with your older
ones. We gear our activities
toward the participant
regardless of age. It’s for the
young and young at heart and
requires some degree of parent participation for younger kids. Our
weekend program will close for the winter along with the Learning
Lodge on October 11, 2015 and re-open again in Spring 2016.
Please watch for announcements regarding the 2016 programs
on the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Area website: www.
agamenticus.org, our FaceBook page: Mount Agamenticus
Conservation Area, and updates from York Parks & Recreation. In
2016 will we be offering a kids’ Summit Camp. From participating
as a citizen scientist, to hiking & backpacking, birding and sensory
awareness -- we’ll offer related projects, games, special hikes,
arts & crafts, introduce guest educators and 2, 4, 6, and 8-legged
ambassadors. SEE YOU AT THE SUMMIT!
For more information please contact: [email protected]
Additional Opportunities:
• Join the Friends and come to monthly meetings to plan and
advocate for the Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Program
• Donations and Monetary Contributions are also always welcome
and greatly appreciated!
To sign up for a program or workday or to learn more about
the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program please visit our
website: www.agamenticus.org , connect with us on facebook.
com/MountAgamenticus, or contact the Conservation Office at
207/361-1102.
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York Parks and Recreation Department
Senior Center
The York Senior Center, located at 36 Main Street in York Beach, is
a member based organization run by the Town of York Parks and
Recreation Department. The Center’s Staff is dedicated to providing
individuals in our community, age 50 and over, with opportunities to
socialize, learn, recreate and be well through participation in activities
and programs that are designed to enrich the mind, body and soul.
Senior Center Annual Membership runs from July 1st to June
30th of the following year. Membership is open to Residents for
a $15.00 fee and Non-residents for a $22.00 fee. All members
receive a monthly newsletter and program guide, “The Scoop”. For
non-members interested in what’s going on at the Senior Center,
copies of “The Scoop” are available in our office and on the Town’s
website. Programs are also posted on the public access television
channel 3. Some of our programs are reserved for members only,
however there are many programs offered to the community at
large, we welcome all to join in!
We offer our members wireless internet access. Members are
welcome to bring lap top computers, iPads, Kindles and any other
devices that you might have that require internet service.
While our programs and activities change from month to month,
the following programs are offered on a regular daily, weekly or
monthly basis. We welcome you to give them a try.
Meal Program
We serve home-cooked meals at 12:00pm, Monday - Friday. Our
in-house chef works to provide you with the very best in both
the variety and quality of meals. A meal donation of $4.00 per
member is suggested. Non-member guests are always welcome at
a suggested donation of $5.00 per person. Reservations for dining
may be made up until 4:00pm the day before you wish to join us. In
some cases, should space permit, we will accept reservations until
9:00am on a given day. Monthly menus may be found in The Scoop
or on the website. In addition to noon time meals, complimentary
(donations appreciated) coffee and “nibbles” are available each
morning for our members.
Lunch & Learn Series
Diabetic Series – October 14th, November 19th and December
16th – 10:15am
Blood Pressure Series – Coming February 2016
Contact the Senior Center for more detailed information and to register.
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SENIOR PROGRAMS
Bowling - WII
Did you know that Wii Bowling is fast becoming more popular
than BINGO among retirees? Yes, it’s true! Who doesn’t remember
their first date at the bowling alley or those bowling shirts and
personalized bowling balls? The best part of Wii bowling is that
anyone can do it, even you! No need to worry about throwing your
back out or hauling around a heavy ball. Success can be found with
the gentle motions of a remote control. You can even sit, if it’s
easier for you. We hope that you’ll plan to give it a try, it’s a ton of
fun and ALL are welcome.
COST:
Free
LOCATION:
York Senior Center Activity Room
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
1:00pm
Craft Club – Bring your own
Are you a knitter? Love to scrapbook? Maybe you make cards or
jewelry? Are you tired of crafting at home alone? Whatever your
fancy, you are invited to pack it up and bring it to the Senior Center
on Tuesday afternoons for a gathering of similar-minded, craft
loving folk. What a productive way to socialize and share ideas.
COST:
Free, bring your own craft project
LOCATION:
York Senior Center Dining Room
DAYS:
Tuesdays
TIMES:
1:00pm
Cribbage
Are you a cribbage player looking to play more often? There’s
always a game or two going at the Senior Center.
COST:
Free
LOCATION:
York Senior Center Card Room
DAYS:
daily
TIMES:
8:00am – 11:00am
Dominoes
Our group plays the game called “Mexican Train”. If you know it,
that’s great, if you don’t we’ll teach you. All are welcome to play
this exciting game; we look forward to seeing you here.
COST:
Free
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
TIME:
1:00pm
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS “JINGLE JUNQUE” & LUNCHEON EVENT
Visit the York Senior Center on Thursday, December 3rd, from
10:00am – 2:00pm and Friday, December 4th from 10:00am –
2:00pm for this year’s Festival of Light’s Event at the Senior Center.
There’s sure to be something for everyone; “flea market” treasures,
costume jewelry table, and some craft items. Luncheon will be
served both days from 11:00am – 1:00pm and will include chili and
hot dogs, chowder and more.
Line Dancing
Due to many requests we will now be offering Line Dancing on
Fridays. We are so excited that one of our members, Dianne
Anderson, who currently teaches Line Dancing at the Wells Senior
Center, has agreed to teach here at the York Senior Center too.
Mark your calendars and plan to join us and kick up your heels!
COST:
$2.00 Payable to the instructor
LOCATION:
Senior Center Activity Room
DAYS:
Fridays
TIME:
10:30am
MahJong
MahJong is a game that originated in China, commonly played by
four players. Similar to the game of Rummy, MahJong is a game
of skill, strategy and calculation that involves a certain degree
of chance. The game is played using a set of 136 tiles based on
Chinese characters and symbols. If you are a MahJong player
looking for a game, we welcome you to join us. If MahJong is a
game that you would like to learn be sure to check in with us as we
occasionally offer lessons.
COST:
Free
LOCATION:
York Senior Center Card Room
DAYS:
Fridays
TIMES:
1:00pm
SENIOR PROGRAMS
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Out N’ About Breakfast Club – location varies monthly
Tai Chi
Join us FOR OUR MONTHLY Breakfast Clubs. Each month we
venture out to various locations and enjoy Breakfast on our own.
This is a great way to meet new people and make new friends. We
hope that you’ll make plans to join us at 8:30am. Occasionally, we
offer you to ride on our Mini Bus you sign up, please let us know
if you will be traveling on your own or taking our mini bus. Our
Mini Bus leaves from the Senior Center. Don’t miss out as the York
Senior Center ventures out into the community! REGISTRATION IN
ADVANCE AT THE SENIOR CENTER (363-1036) IS A MUST, SPACE IS
LIMITED SO BE SURE TO REGISTER EARLY!
Cost for Mini Bus transport: $3.00.
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise that is well known for its health
benefits including balance, memory and meditation. We are fortunate
to have instructor Bob Porter on hand for this class and we welcome
you to join him. No experience is necessary, just wear comfortable
clothes and shoes and Bob will guide you through the rest.
COST:
$5.00 per class
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Fridays
TIMES:
1:00pm
Out N’ About Dinner Club – location varies monthly
Our Breakfast Club has been a HUGE success and due to many
requests, we are offering a “NEW” Dinner Club. We will venture
out to local eateries and enjoy dinner on your own. As a courtesy,
we are offering our mini bus for a ride to each outing, should you
decide not to drive yourself. When you sign up for the Dinner Club,
please let us know if you will be traveling on your own or taking our
mini bus. Our Mini Bus leaves from the Senior Center. Don’t miss
out as the York Senior Center ventures out into the community!
REGISTRATION IN ADVANCE AT THE SENIOR CENTER (363-1036) IS
A MUST, SPACE IS LIMITED SO BE SURE TO REGISTER EARLY!
Cost for Mini Bus transport: $3.00
Scrabble
Calling all Scrabble players! Scrabble is a great way to meet new
people, learn new words, use ones that you know and keep that
memory going strong. All levels are welcome to join in the fun and
challenge; we’ll be sure to pair you up according to your level of play.
COST:
Free
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Mondays
TIMES:
1:00pm
Swim Program
(Passes Available Beginning November 9th)
Our annual swimming program for Senior Center Members at the
Anchorage will return beginning November 18th. This year we
have a limited number of swim passes that will only be available
to members who’ve renewed their memberships by November
1st. This year the pool will be available from 9:00am until 1:00pm
Monday through Friday. This is a great way to exercise through the
winter months. Please call for price information at (207) 363-1036.
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SENIOR PROGRAMS
Yoga for Strong Bones with Pat Fitzgerald, E-RYT
Yoga for Strong Bones is a modified series of traditional poses,
which can be done by almost anyone of any age or ability. We’ll
place special emphasis on “bone-safe yoga” (for those with
osteoporosis or osteopenia), balance, and fall prevention. Props,
chairs, or walls can be used to make poses accessible and to
provide support and safety in balance poses. The class gently helps
you build strength, increase flexibility, improve mental clarity,
and energize the body. Flexibility is an outcome of yoga, not a
prerequisite. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one and your
favorite props and wear comfortable clothing that allows you to
move freely. Pat FitzGerald, e-RYT, is a certified yoga instructor, an
osteoporosis educator, and an older adult fitness instructor.
COST:
$5.00 drop-in fee
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Mondays
TIMES:
12:45pm
Yoga for You with Andy Ferragamo, M.Ed.
Join Andy at The Senior Center to experience the many benefits of
yoga no matter what shape you are in. You don’t have to be young,
thin, or flexible to do yoga. You can begin right where you are with
YOGA FOR YOU. This class of gentle stretches and accessible yoga
postures, using a chair as an aid for balance and stability is for
YOU. Yoga promotes health through physical movement. Yoga will
increase your flexibility, improve muscle and bone strength, reduce
joint pain, combat fatigue and enhance your overall well-being.
Simple yoga poses circulate oxygen and nutrients through the body
and help remove toxins and wastes from tissues and cells. Andy
is a Health Education/Fitness Trainer who also instructs Stand Up
Paddle Board, Fitness Training and Yoga.
COST:
$5.00 drop-in fee
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
TIMES:
10:30am
Zumba Gold
Zumba gold sure has the Senior Center shakin’ and there’s always
room for one more! If good music makes you want to move, then
you should plan to join us for this fun, friendly, dance fitness class.
Be sure to wear comfortable work out clothing and sneakers and
bring your “ready to party” attitude! All classes are instructor-led.
COST:
$5.00 drop-in fee
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
TIMES:
8:30am
One Day and Overnight Trips
Rolling Out
of York Trips
Christmas Show/ Shopping Excursion
December 9th - 11th
Join us for a three day Christmas Tour to the White Mountain
Hotel in North Conway, NH beautifully decorated for Christmas.
Enroute to our destination after shopping at Settler’s Green, we
will have a lunch stop at the Muddy Moose! Your trip includes 3
holiday entertainment shows, a Christmas gift, a train ride on the
Conway Scenic Railroad “Apple Cider Express” with a stop at the
White Mountain Cider Company, two Breakfasts and two Dinners
off the menu, one included lunch, and lots of opportunity for
some tax free shopping in time for the holidays. During our stay
we will enjoy three magnificent Xmas shows, “special cocktail”
pricing Balance is now due. Rooms are limited so sign so sign up
early. Cost: Members: $419 /pp dbl Non-Members: $449 /pp dbl.:
Members: $519/pp single Non-Members: $549/pp single Call (207)
363 – 1036 for further information.
Myrtle Beach Show Trip & Charleston, S.C.
April 10th - 16th, 2016
Enjoy the start of spring in beautiful Myrtle Beach & Charleston,
SC. We are currently in the process of finalizing this trip. While in
Myrtle Beach enjoy evening shows at the Carolina Opry, Alabama’s
Theatre, Palace Theatre, etc where you will be marveled at a show
“Cirque Extreme.” . Visit Broadway at the Beach, enjoy a stroll as
we tour the magnificent Brookgreen Gardens, which will be in
full Spring bloom, a guided to of Myrtle Beach & Charleston, SC.
Enroute we will be visit and tour the Airborne & Special Operations
Museum in Fayetteville, NC as well as make a stop at the famous JR’s
Outlet where you can certainly hit a bargain before we head back
to York plus much more. Seats are limited so make your reservation
early starting December 8. A deposit of $75 is due by January 12,
2016 and the remaining balance will be due by February 1, 2016.
All lodging, admissions, and ten meals are included. For further
information, please contact us @ 363-1036. It’s going to be a great
time!! Member Cost: TBA Non-member cost: TBA. Trip insurance is
available for a minimal fee. Watch your SCOOP or call the York Senior
Center for more information (207) 363-1036.
TRIPS
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John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
& The Edward M. Kennedy Institute
Les Coudres Canadian Island
June 21th – 26th, 2016
Our Les Coudres trip this year has been so successful and our
waitlist was HUGE! We realize we are advertising this trip a year
early, but due to high demand and requests to have this trip again
sooner, we have reserved this trip again for 2016. In fairness
we will be offering our waitlist persons from this year the first
opportunity to join us on this fun & relaxing trip. So mark your
calendars and let me know if you would still be interested. Just a
reminder a passport or passport card is needed for this trip. Please
check your information to make sure they are not expired. If so or
you need to get a passport or passport ID card, now is the time. All
lodging, admissions, and ten meals are included. Trip insurance is
available at a minimal cost. Cost. TBA
NEW! Mini Bus Trips
Friendly reminder! In order to provide such great prices for
these trips, we do have to follow strict minimum and maximum
enrollment numbers along with firm payment deadlines. If you
reserve a seat for one of our bus excursions, your reservation
will be held only until the final payment date (unless other
arrangements have been made). In the event the trip does not
meet the minimum number and the trip has to be cancelled you
will receive a full refund. After the final payment deadline date,
participant cancellations are not refundable.
As a courtesy, we are now offering the availability for you to be
picked up at the Baldwin Center and also at Yorkshire Common.
Please watch your Scoop for pick up times at these locations for the
various trips. Just a friendly reminder, please remember to still call
the Senior Center (363-1036) and reserve your seat/ticket.
Please remember that our mini bus does not have restroom facilities
but we will make an effort to make a rest stop when available should
the day trip ride to destination be over 1 ½ hours or upon need.
Wednesday, November 18th
November is a month many of us associate not only with
Thanksgiving but also the assassination of one our great all
time Presidents, John F. Kennedy. To honor his memory and his
great accomplishments, we will be visiting The John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum. During this solemn time, the
Library has special exhibits which we will have access to. The
library and museum sits on a ten-acre waterfront park overlooking
Boston and the Harbor Islands. The Kennedy Presidential Library
is one of thirteen Presidential Libraries in the United States, but
the only Presidential Library in New England. The Museum walks
visitors through President Kennedy’s thousand days in office and
brings to light the hope, dreams, accomplishments, and memories
of a President who remains highly popular today. At Presidential
Libraries, history lives beyond the pages of a textbook or the walls
of a classroom.
It offers a wide array of engaging exhibits for visitors to immerse
themselves into the early 1960’s as well as the Presidency of
John F. Kennedy. The past meets the present for all generations
to experience. Upon our arrival we will be welcomed with an
orientation of the library. We will then begin our tour with a 20
minute film covering his early life up to the 1960 Democratic
Convention where he received the Democratic nomination for
President. After the film you will start the journey through th
campaign, on to the Inaugural Address, then onto the White House
years. After the tour we will enjoy a box lunch (Choices TBA) in the
café and you will have time to visit the Museum gift shop.
After at 1:30pm we will visit the NEW Edward M. Kennedy
Institute. The institute was dedicated by President Barack Obama
on March 30, 2015 with Vice President Joseph Biden in attendance
prior to its opening to the public on March 31, 2015. The Edward
M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate is a non-profit
educational institution founded in 2009 and named after Senator
Edward M. Kennedy, who first envisioned it in 2003. The institute’s
mission will be to educate the general public, students, teachers,
new senators, and Senate staff about the role and importance of
the United States Senate. In 2009, Peter Meade was named to
lead the Institute.[2] In 2014, former University of Massachusetts
Dartmouth Chancellor Jean MacCormack was named interim
president. Upon our arrival we will have an overview of the
institute and attend 2 live programs. These programs are designed
to allow you see what it would like to be an actual Senator in
Washington, DC. The first program in the recreated Senate
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Chamber is called “Today’s Vote” where you will actually see the
recreated Senate Voting process. Following this we have been
invited to view a live actual “Senate Great Debate” where you
will have the opportunity to be part of a recreated senate debate.
Enroute home we will be stopping at the Prince Spaghetti House
in Saugus for dinner on your own. Seats are limited so make your
reservation starting October 8 as long as space permits. Payments
are due by October 26th unless other arrangements have been
made and your reservation is non-refundable after October 26th
Resident/Member Cost: TBA: Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA
Non Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA (includes transportation,
tours, special exhibits, special programs, boxed lunch & gratuity)
Magic of Christmas
Friday, December 18th
Mark your calendars and join us as we “Roll Out Of York” in our
new mini bus as we travel to Portland to enjoy the 35th anniversary
Christmas spectacular, The Magic of Christmas performed by
the Portland Symphony Orchestra. Robert Moody strikes up the
biggest band in town as he celebrates the 35th anniversary of
Maine’s finest holiday extravaganza. Come and celebrate the
traditions, story, and spirit of the season. Following the show enjoy
dinner on your own at the Cracker Barrel in Portland. Seats are
limited so make your reservation starting November 8th as long
as space permits. Payments are due by November 30th unless
other arrangements have been made and your reservation is nonrefundable after November 30th. Resident/Member Cost: TBA:
Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA Non Resident/Non Member Cost:
TBA (includes transportation & show)
Holiday Invitation Night
Newburyport, MA, Shopping Excursion
We are currently in the process of detailing a shopping excursion
to Newburyport, MA for their Holiday Night Shopping Downtown
Newburyport, MA. Local businesses decorate the town and
stay open from 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM to offer wine tasting, cheese
samples, salsas, plus much more including street music and of
course “sales” to help finish your Christmas shopping. Before
shopping, enjoy dinner on your own at the local eateries on the
waterfront & downtown Newburyport. Seats are limited so make
your reservation starting November 8th as long as space permits.
Payments are due by November 20th unless other arrangements
have been made and your reservation is non-refundable after
November 20th Resident/Member Cost: TBA: Resident/Non
Member Cost: TBA Non Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA (includes
transportation)
Holiday Craft Fair Shopping Day
Pine Grove School, Rowley, MA
Saturday, December 6th
With the Holiday season fast approaching, are you looking for a
special unique or homemade gift for that special person? If so this
is your opportunity to venture out with us as we Roll into Rowley,
MA for their annual Craft Fair. Each year the Pine Grove School hosts
a HUGE craft fair with 250 vendors. All three floors of the school
are filled with a variety of local crafters displaying their goods for
sale. The We are currently in the process of detailing this trip so
watch your SCOOP for more information or call the York Senior
Center for further details. Seats are limited so make your reservation
starting November 8th as long as space permits. Payments are due
by November 20 unless other arrangements have been made and
your reservation is non-refundable after November 20th Resident/
Member Cost: TBA: Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA Non Resident/
Non Member Cost: TBA (includes transportation)
Pippin
February 2016
Pippin is a high-flying, death-defying hit Broadway musical!
Full of extraordinary acrobatics, wondrous magical feats and
soaring songs from the composer of Wicked, Pippin will lift you
up and leave you smiling. This unforgettable new production
is the winner of four 2013 Tony Awards including Best Musical
Revival. Hailed as “an eye-popping, jaw-dropping extravaganza”
(NY1), it’s unlike anything you have ever seen! Come experience
Pippin, one young man’s journey to be extraordinary. It features
sizzling choreography in the style of Bob Fosse and breathtaking
acrobatics by Les 7 Doigts de la Main, the creative force behind the
nationwide sensation Traces. Pippin is noted for many Broadway
standards including “Corner of the Sky,” “Magic To Do,” “Glory,”
“No Time at All,” “Morning Glow,” and “Love Song.” Join us... for
a magical, unforgettable new Pippin.Following the show, enjoy
dinner at Maggiano’s. Seats are limited so make your reservation
starting November 8th as long as space permits. Payment is due
by TBA unless other arrangement are made. Please note after TBA,
reservations are non-refundable. Resident/Member Cost: TBA:
Resident/Non Member Cost: TBA: Non Resident/Non Member
Cost: TBA (includes transportation, dinner & show)
Adult Programs
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Baby Boomer Golf Clinic
at Cape Neddick Country Club
Beginner and Advanced Teachings – Spring 2016
Is golfing one of those things still on your bucket list? Or did you
put the clubs away years ago but have the hankering to get them
out again? Now’s the time! Last year’s Baby Boomer Clinics were
such a hit that we’re bringing them back in 2016, and we’ve even
added an Advanced Teachings option for those who are no longer
beginners. We have, once again, partnered with Cape Neddick
Country Club to provide anyone aged 55 and over the opportunity
to learn to play golf, or continue to develop your game, in a nonintimidating, friendly, environment. Dustin and his staff will surely
have you swinging the club, and loving it, in no time! Don’t have
clubs and not sure if you want to make the investment just yet?
No problem, they have clubs available to borrow for both righties
and lefties. This spring program is already in the planning stages,
be sure to check with us in the early spring to see what dates and
times we have in store.
Jacki’s Dance Aerobic Program
It’s never too early to sign up and commit to a fitness program!!
Fitness leader, Jacki Sorensen created her nationally recognized
program of “serious fitness fun” over 30 years ago. This class appeals
to women who want the benefits of regular exercise but also want to
be motivated to stick with a program. The program combines the fun
of dancing with the health benefits of a balanced workout. Each hour
consists of stretching, strengthening, and easy to follow aerobic dance
moves. Everyone participates at his or her own level. You get a great
workout without ever knowing it!!! Classes will be offered Monday
and Wednesday mornings from 8:00am – 9:00am, beginning January
4th, or Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:15pm – 6:15pm,
beginning, January 5th, at the York Beach Fire Department. If you have
any question as to whether this class is right for you, please feel free to
try a class on us. We’re sure you’ll decide to join us.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing - January 1st
STARTS:
Week of January 4th
ENDS:
March 3rd
COST:
$90.00 resident / $100.00 non-resident
$10.00 senior discount
$130.00 both programs
LOCATION:
York Beach Fire Department
TIMES:
8:00am – 9:00am / 5:15pm – 6:15pm
DAYS:
Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs
Men’s Open Gym Basketball
The York Parks and Recreation Department offers an opportunity
for men to gather for an evening of impromptu basketball. The
schedule for open gym nights is shown below and players pay by
the night.
CRES- Every Wednesday, Mid-November through May, open gym is
offered at 8:00pm at Coastal Ridge Elementary School
YHS – Every Wednesday, September – Mid-November and MidMay - Mid-June open gym is offered at 8:00pm at York High School
YMS - Every Sunday beginning Sunday, September 13th, open gym
is offered at 8:00pm at York Middle School
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing throughout the year
COST:
$150.00 for a one year unlimited pass or
$4.00 per player per night
LOCATION:
York High School / Coastal Ridge Elementary
School / York Middle School
DAYS:
Wednesdays (CRES or YHS) or Sundays (YMS)
TIMES:
8:00pm
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Nordic Walking
Pilates
Burn more calories, improve balance & stability after joint
replacement – 4 week program
With the Holidays right around the corner, wouldn’t it be nice
to burn extra calories and reduce stress while enjoying a smart
physical outdoor activity with maximum health benefits? Nordic
Walking is easy to learn and best of all it combines fun and
convenience. Nordic Walking is like fitness walking with specialized
walking poles. Our starter clinic is perfect for all ages and abilities
so now is the perfect time to discover what Finland fitness buffs
have known for years… Nordic Walking burns up to 40% more
calories, increases upper body strength, improves balance, and
reduces stress on your hips, knees and spine. The first of four
starter clinics will meet on Long Sands Beach in front of the bath
house and will begin with information on the history of Nordic
Walking, pole fitting, and then we will head out on our first Nordic
Walk. Subsequent classes will meet at various local spots so we
can explore and enjoy the best walking spots right here in our own
town. Poles will be provided by and returned to the instructor.
Lauren DeLong is the owner of York Nordic and a certified Nordic
Walking instructor. Lauren’s passion for Nordic Walking began
when her mother had hip replacement surgery and the surgeon
recommended Nordic Walking as a way for her mother to maintain
balance while strengthening her hip during recovery. She teaches
Nordic Walking around Southern Maine from Kittery to Saco and
throughout New England. She has designed and manufactured
her own poles which will be provided for use during the clinic.
www.YorkNordic.com is a great resource on the history of Nordic
Walking, the scientific research behind the benefits, as well as
helpful tips on proper form. She is excited to share her passion for
this sport with others.
INSTRUCTOR:
Lauren DeLong
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until October 20th
STARTS:
October 26th
ENDS:
November 16th
COST:
$40.00 Resident / $50.00 Non-resident
LOCATION:
Long Sands Beach, meet on the beach in
front of the bath house
171 Long Beach Ave., York
DAYS:
Mondays
TIMES:
8:30am - 9:30am
We are planning more Nordic Walking for this spring! Please be on
the look-out for more detailed information on our website, www.
yorkparksandrec.org and in our monthly newsletters.
Attend this 6 week workshop and learn the exercises first
developed by Joseph Pilates. Pilates exercises are designed to
restore the natural curves of the spine and rebalance the muscles
around the joints .Join Deb Hovde, certified Stott Pilates Instructor,
as she will first introduce the Five Basic Principles, the foundation
for the exercises,then using small props, teach the repertoire.
Preparatory exercises and modifications will also be taught to allow
this technique to be appropriate for many different body types and
abilities. Benefits include increased core strength, improved body
awareness and posture, and a decrease occurrence in back pain.
Whether you are a young athlete training for a specific sport or an
older adult trying to stay strong to maintain a healthy fitness level,
you will benefit from this workshop.
Mats and props are provided. No special footwear required as
pilates is done either barefoot or with socks.
Deb Hovde, B.S., has been teaching exercise and fitness in the
Seacoastfor 25 years to a variety of populations. She now teaches
out of her studio, “The Fitness Studio at Chases Pond” on Chases
Pond Rd. York, ME. She can be contacted by phone at (207) 3617114 or email [email protected] with any questions.
REGISTRATION DATES: Ongoing until January 1st
STARTS:
January 5th
ENDS:
February 9th
COST:
LOCATION:
The Fitness Studio at Chases Pond
DAYS:
Tuesday
TIMES:
5:30pm – 6:30pm
Pickleball – INDOOR - MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS
Kittery Community Center
What is the fastest growing sport in the country right now? You
guessed it… PICKLEBALL! Pickleball is a racquet sport in which
two or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite
materials to hit a perforated polymer ball over a net. The sport
shares features of other racquet sports, the dimensions and layout
of a Badminton court, and a net and rules similar to tennis, with
a few modifications. Pickleball was invented in the mid-1960s as
a children’s backyard pastime but has quickly become popular
among adults as a fun game for players of all skill levels. Currently,
the sport of pickleball is exploding in popularity. The number
of places to play has nearly doubled since 2010. There are now
well over 2,000 locations on the USAPA’s Places to Play map. The
spread of the sport is attributed to its popularity within community
centers, PE classes, YMCA facilities and retirement communities.
The sport continues to grow worldwide as well with many new
international clubs forming and national governing bodies now
established in Canada and India.
We were excited to bring Pickleball to York this summer and are
equally enthusiastic about collaborating with Kittery Recreation for
Indoor Fall/Winter Pickleball! If you haven’t tried it, you should, it’s
a lot of fun. Pickleball can be played by all level of players at the
same time, so you should not feel intimidated if you are a beginner.
Each session will be facilitated by recreation staff and equipment
is available for your use, however those who have become hooked
have preferred purchasing their own paddles.
REGISTRATION:
No pre-registration needed, drop-in
STARTS:
Wednesday, October 14th
ENDS:
Spring 2016 – date TBA
COST:
$3.00 per person, per day
LOCATION:
Kittery Community Center, 120 Roger Road,
ADULT PROGRAMS
DAYS:
TIMES:
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Kittery
Monday and Wednesday
Monday - 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Wednesday – 5:00pm – 6:45pm
FREE PICKLEBALL CLINICS – In the coming months we will
continue to offer FREE Pickleball clinics for new and/or returning
players. Be on the look-out on our website, e-newsletters
and facebook page for details.
Pickleball – OUTDOOR – SPRING 2016
When Mother Nature allows, we’ll be returning to the YHS courts
for spring/summer Pickleball action. Be on the lookout for details
in our monthly e-newsletters.
New! Spring Adult CO-ED Flag Football
New this spring we will be offering an opportunity for adults to
get together on Sunday mornings for some friendly flag football
competition. Players of any skill level are welcome to join. Our
emphasis will be on fun, friendly competition. This will be a drop-in
style format and teams will be determined daily. The Parks and
Recreation Department will provide the flags, a lined field to play
on, and one game official. So gather your friends, dust off your
cleats and join us for some spring football. Watch our website,
www.yorkparksandrec.org, and e-newsletters for more detailed
information as spring approaches.
REGISTRATION:
Drop-in
STARTS:
Early April, weather depending
ENDS:
End of May
COST:
$5.00 daily drop-in
LOCATION:
Field TBA
DAYS:
Sundays
TIMES:
9:00am
207.363.5208
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Tennis Scheduling Online
SEASON RUNS FROM JUNE 20th TO SEPTEMBER 30th ANNUALLY
The Parks and Recreation Department is offering an online court
scheduling program for use by the community. A $20.00 annual
membership fee allows you to schedule court time over the web
24/7 with no software downloads needed. All you need is an
internet connection. No more illegible paper schedules.
NEW! Surf Point Stables
Women’s Horseback Fitness Class
Surf Point Stables has long been successfully working with children
in our community. They are excited to be adding this new six week
women’s fitness class to their line-up of programming. This class
will meet once per week , beginning on Wednesday, November
11th, for a two hour session of core strengthening, balance
exercise, leg workouts and more, all while working around and
on some of our well-schooled lesson horses. For more detailed
information you are welcome to contact the trainer at Surf
Pont Stable directly at 207-361-7149. In addition to community
recreation offerings, Surf Point Stables provides private and semiprivate lessons for all ages and abilities. For more information
contact Surf Point directly 207-361-7149
REGISTRATION DATES: Ongoing until November 6th
STARTS:
November 11th
ENDS:
December 16th
COST:
$375.00 per person
LOCATION:
Surf Point Stables – Surf Point Road, York
DAYS:
Wednesdays
TIMES:
6:00pm – 8:00pm
This program provides efficient, controlled access to the real
time court schedulers with a complete computerized log of
all court, school, and town activity. Players can see the court
schedule visually, and then, a simple point-and-click and the
booking is made. Online viewing makes it so much easier to
coordinate a convenient time with your playing partner(s) – no
more playing phone tag with everyone. Making it easier for you
to book, means you get to play more tennis!
Rules:
• Permit holders are allowed to hold no more than one permit for
play in any given day. Schedules are available on a 7 day schedule.
• Permit holders are limited to two (2) per household, each at
the $20.00 permit fee.
• Permits must be reserved in advance and the current day’s
permits will be closed at 12:01 am.
• Any abuse of the system, we reserve the right to cancel your
membership.
• We reserve the right to change the policies of the program.
• We reserve the right to limit the number of permit holders per year.
• Reservations are available for 1 ½ hour time slots.
• Residents may use the tennis courts without permits on a
space-available basis, without charge.
• Players must yield to a permit holder.
• Use of tennis courts for profit is not allowed.
• All courts are subject to closure for renovations or repairs at
any time. *Subject to construction conditions and/or closure.
• Proof of residency required. If you are not listed in town
census please provide copy of electric bill.
• Must have actual dated permit in hand to use courts,
application only is not valid.
• Only one application will be approved per household or email
address. York Residents only.
COURTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE DURING HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICES,
MATCHES, P.E. CLASSES, OR TOWN TENNIS LESSONS.
Visit the online scheduler at www.yorktennisbookings.com
CO-ED Volleyball
ADULT PROGRAMS
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This program is designed to meet the needs of the beginner, intermediate
or advanced volleyball player, so in other words, join in the fun of Sunday
morning volleyball. Teams will be chosen each Sunday morning and
pick-up games will be played from 8:00am - 10:00am, at the York Middle
School Gym. Sunday morning play emphasizes fun with a competitive
edge. Players must be 18 years of age and older to participate.
REGISTRATION:
No pre-registration necessary.
STARTS:
October 4th - program ongoing, pay-as-you-go
ENDS:
May 8th
COST:
$4.00 per person, per day
LOCATION:
York Middle School Gym
DAYS:
Sundays
TIMES:
8:00am – 10:00am
Volleyball League – CO-ED – King or Queen of the Court
Once again we will be offering a coed volleyball league on Wednesday
evenings at the York Middle School. This league will run for 12 weeks.
“King or Queen” candidates carry accumulative point totals from each
match with them throughout the league. Most points at the end of the
league is……”King or Queen of the Court”. Prior to each match, teams
are determined by luck of the draw. Registration is on an individual basis,
game points are on an individual basis. Sound like fun? Well, it is! Join us.
MUST BE CLASS “C” PLAYER OR ABOVE
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing
STARTS:
Session I - October 7th and Session II – early
February 2016 ( date TBA)
ENDS:
Session I - mid-December and Session II - late
March
COST:
$60.00 per Resident / $70.00 per Non-Resident
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Wednesdays
TIMES:
6:30pm
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Children’s Programs
Baseball and T-ball for Boys and Girls
T-Ball – Boys and Girls ages 4 - 6
This is a six-week program designed for boys and girls ages 4 – 6
years of age. The intent is to teach the basic rules and skills of the
sport as well as promote team play and sportsmanship. At this level
the majority of players hit from a tee. Four year old boys and girls
are eligible to participate if they are 4 years old by December 31st,
2015, and parents feel they are ready.
Volunteer Parent Coaches are needed for this program, please
consider helping.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through April 15th
STARTS:
League Begins Week of May 2nd
ENDS:
Week of June 13th
COST:
$60.00 Residents / $70.00 Non-residents
LOCATION:
Coastal Ridge Elementary School
DAYS:
Weeknights
TIMES:
5:30pm or 6:30pm
National League Baseball
Boys and Girls ages 7 and 8
This is a developmental baseball program for boys and girls ages
7 and 8. All hitters are pitched to from the mound or a pitching
machine is used and particular emphasis is placed on skill
development.
Volunteer Parent Coaches are needed for this program,
please consider helping.
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
ENDS:
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
TIMES:
National League Begins week of May 2nd
Week of June 13th
Bog Road Field
Weeknights and Saturday
TBA based on number of teams
York Little League Opening Day Festivities are scheduled for
May 7th, 2016. ALL T-BALL AND NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS
AND FAMILIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND JOIN IN THE FUN.
Mark your calendars now but be on the look-out
for more details this spring.
Baseball and Softball – York Little League
Boys and Girls ages 8 and up
York Little League is governed by the rules and regulations of the
Little League Organization and is committed to creating a fun,
instructional, and safe environment where children can enjoy
the game of baseball or softball. We strive to provide a culture
that encourages participation and makes each child feel like an
important part of the team. All participants including players,
coaches, umpires, parents and fans are required to practice
healthy, sportsmanlike behavior. By offering a positive experience
and friendly competition, we expect the players to learn life lessons
that will extend well beyond the playing field.
Baseball eligibility: Children who turn 8 on or before August 31st,
2016 are eligible to play.
Softball eligibility: Children who turn 8 on or before December
31st, 2016 are eligible to play.
Be on the lookout for registration information on the Little League
website: www.yorklittleleague.net
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
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Basketball – Kindergarten and 1st Together
Youth Basketball Leagues – Grades 3 -9
This will be a fun-filled program, with the main emphasis on
FUN! Children have an opportunity to learn shooting skills and
fundamentals of dribbling and passing. The hoops will be lowered
to 8 feet. This 10-week program is held Saturday mornings at the
York Village Elementary School Gym beginning Saturday, December
12th, and running through February 20th
Our youth basketball program will run for 12 weeks and involves
nearly 500 children, volunteer coaches, and staff in a setting that
emphasizes individual skill development through fun-filled, healthy
competition, and hard work.
Volunteer Parent Coaches are needed for this program,
please consider helping.
NOTE: Please be advised that there is a deadline date for sign-ups
on all programs to allow us the time to organize teams
and league schedules. There will be a $10.00 late fee per
child for our basketball programs. We hope this will encourage
you to sign up early, as registrations will only be accepted,
after the deadline date, if room permits.
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
ENDS:
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
TIMES:
Ongoing through November 30th
December 12th (No games 12/26 & 1/2)
February 20th
York Village Elementary School Gym
Saturdays
Schedule of one hour skill development, drills
and games played between 9:00am and
3:00pm – depending on number of teams
Youth Basketball League – 2nd Grade Students
The 2nd Grade students will play in a league of their own and the
program will run for 12 weeks. This second grade program allows
us to offer more individual attention in learning the fundamentals
and skills of the game.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through October 23rd
STARTS:
November 7th (No games 11/28, 12/26 or 1/2 )
ENDS:
February 13th
COST:
LOCATION:
Coastal Ridge Elementary School Gym
DAYS:
Saturdays
TIMES:
Weekly Rotating Schedule of one hour skill
development, drills and games played from
8:00am on - depending on number of teams
SATURDAY – GAME DAY
All games are played at either the Coastal Ridge Elementary School
or York Middle School gymnasiums between 8:00am and 3:00pm,
beginning Saturday, November 7th. All registered participants will
be placed on age appropriate teams. Two teams are scheduled to
play each hour, on the hour. The hour will consist of a balance of
instruction, drills and game play.
SUNDAY – SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Sundays this year will be dedicated to player development. Player
development is key to individual and team success. Each age group
will have a dedicated time slot at the York Middle School gym to
work under the instruction of the program directors on individual
skill development. This will be achieved through creative drills, hard
work, repetition and coaching that focuses on ball handling, shooting,
defense, footwork and many other essential elements of the game.
u Please keep in mind when registering that you are part of a
team. The success of your team depends on player participation
both during games and skill development.
Volunteer Parent Coaches are needed for this program, please
consider helping. New this year! Program Directors will be
conducting a volunteer coach training clinic which will be
accessible on our website.
A schedule of games and skill development will be available before
the program starts.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through October 23rd
STARTS:
November 7th
ENDS:
February 13th ( No games or skills on
Nov. 28 & 29, Dec. 26 & 27 and Jan. 1 & 2)
COST:
LOCATION:
Coastal Ridge Elementary School or
York Middle School
DAYS:
Saturday games and Sunday skill development
TIMES:
Saturday - weekly rotating schedule of one
hour games played from 8:00am on –
depending on number of teams
Sunday – set, weekly schedule of one hour
blocks based on number of participants
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Before you make the decision to tryout, please consider
the following:
Unlike our Saturday basketball program, the travel teams consist
of just 2 girls teams made up of 12 players maximum, and 2 boys’
teams made up of 12 players maximum, therefore, please be aware
that there will be cuts made. Be sure to talk to your child about this
before the tryouts in order to avoid disappointment.
You must make all tryouts in order to be considered for the team.
In the event that there are extenuating circumstances that we
should know about, communication with our office must be made
prior to the first try-out date.
5th & 6th Grade Travel Basketball
Boys’ Tryouts
Wednesday, November 4th - 5:00pm – 6:30 pm and Thursday,
November 5th - 5:00pm – 6:30pm at York High School.
Girls’ Tryouts
Wednesday, November 4th - 6:30pm – 8:00pm and Thursday,
November 5th - 6:30-pm – 8:00pm at York High School.
NEW THIS YEAR! Pre-Try-Out Shoot Around
Sunday, November 1st
Anyone planning to try-out for the travel teams is invited to an
open gym on Sunday, November 1st from 5:00pm – 6:30pm at York
Middle School. This will be a time for you to shoot around, work on
your skills and ask any of our on-hand staff for help with your game.
Tryouts for the girls and boys 5th and 6th grade traveling basketball
teams will be November 4th and November 5th Practices for this
league will be held twice a week and the game schedule consists of
approximately 12 games plus tournament play.
All students in grades 5 & 6 who are interested in playing in this
competitive league are encouraged to try out!
This program will require travel to and from games. We will do our best to
keep the distance to within an hour of York but in some cases the travel
may be slightly longer than one hour. This program is a large commitment
of time. Practices begin in November and the season runs through March.
If you have any questions about this program before making the
decision to have your child tryout, please contact Robin Cogger or
Ryan Avery at any time to discuss.
We are looking for several volunteers to help at the tryouts. If you
are interested, please contact the office.
REGISTRATION:
Please register to let us know that your child is
trying out – no fee required until after tryouts
STARTS:
End of November
ENDS:
Mid to late March
Approximately 12 games plus tournament play
PRE-TRY-OUT
SHOOT AROUND: Sunday, November 1st (5:00pm YMS)
TRY-OUTS:
November 4th and 5th (see times above –YHS)
COST:
$85.00 due AFTER tryouts
LOCATION:
TRYOUTS at York High School, November 4th
and 5th
Games According to Schedule – Travel Teams
DAYS:
Varies according to schedule
TIMES:
Many programs are adversely affected due to participants
waiting until the last minute to register. There is a point when a
program must be cancelled or modified if there are insufficient
registrations. All programs require a high level of coordination
which includes facility scheduling, staffing, volunteer recruitment
and the purchasing of supplies. You will notice many of our
programs have registration deadlines. If there is room after a
deadline, late registrations will be accepted with a late fee and if
it is a youth program your child may not be guaranteed a t-shirt,
hat, ball, etc. We appreciate your cooperation.
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Apres Basketball Season 3rd and 4th graders
Annual Christmas Travel Basketball Tournament
3rd and 4th grade travel teams are developing across Southern
Maine and we thought this should be addressed in our community.
The towns that are developing these programs often do not offer a
recreational basketball program for their youth, so their alternative
is to offer travel teams for the children that are interested. Because
we offer a quality youth basketball program to all the children in
York, we will not offer a travel team for this age group, as we have
a large number of children participating in our program, and do
not agree philosophically with cutting children at this young age. It
could potentially water down the recreation program to the point
that it would adversely affect the existing program, leaving many
children with no alternative for play.
Grades 5 & 6 and 7 & 8
The York Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring the
Annual Christmas Basketball Tournament to be held during
Christmas Vacation week. This tournament is open to boys and girls
in grades 5 & 6 and 7 & 8. This is a double elimination tournament
and the number of teams is limited. Teams must register early.
Awards will be issued to the top two teams in each division.
Registration forms available in our office or on our website www.
yorkparksandrec.org. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS TOURNAMENT
FILLS QUICKLY – DO NOT HESITATE TO REGISTER.
REGISTRATION:
As long as space is available through
December 4th
STARTS:
TBA
ENDS:
TBA
COST:
$150.00 per team
LOCATION:
Varies according to schedule – York Schools
DAYS:
Christmas Vacation Week
TIMES:
With that said, many coaches and parents pick up a team at the
end of the season and play in the Charlie Brown Tourney as well
as other tourneys in the area and we will support this effort to
obtain practice time in the gyms at the end of our season. We
think this is the right option for the kids, but we certainly welcome
all feedback. Please contact Robin Cogger with any questions or
concerns.
Mud Season Basketball 5th – 8th Grade Boys and Girls
This six week program is for students grades 5-8 that are looking
to improve their game of basketball through individual evaluations
and player oriented goals. Are you looking for some help and/or
direction for your game? Are you looking to renew your confidence
and skill preparation? Are you looking to identify goals? This
developmental program is for you. The program will be geared
toward individual and team concepts. Fridays and Saturdays will
focus on skill prep, including but not limited to, shooting, position
specific skills, defense, rebounding, boxing out, ball handling and
footwork. Sundays will be the day you can put all of your hard
work to the test by playing games that will reinforce the learned
skills. The program will run three days a week for an hour each
session and will be limited to 12 participants per hour. We’ll add
as many hours as needed to accommodate all those interested in
developing their skills.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through March 4th
STARTS:
March 11th
ENDS:
April 17th
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
TIMES:
Friday evening / Saturday morning / Sunday
evening
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Wildcat Invitational Holiday Tournament
We are pleased to announce that, in conjunction with the York
High School Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Programs, we will
be, once again, hosting this exciting tournament during the
Christmas vacation week. We invite you to join us to cheer on the
Home Town Wildcats as they take on varsity teams from Maine,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Games will be played at the
York High School Gymnasium beginning at 3:00pm on Monday,
December 28th and Tuesday, December 29th. The admission fee
is $2.00 per student and $4.00 per adult. Come to one game or
take them all in. Full concessions available along with half time fun
planned for fans. Paint your face, bring some signs, wear blue and
white, get in the spirit and plan to join us to cheer our YHS Wildcats
on to victory. Please check our website; www.yorkparksandrec.org
for a complete tournament schedule in December.
26th Annual Charlie Brown
Memorial Basketball Classic
The York Parks and Recreation
Department, along with the
York Police Association will be
sponsoring the Annual Charlie
Brown Memorial Basketball Classic
Tournament beginning Friday,
February 26th – Sunday, March 6th
at the York Middle School and York
High School Gyms. Our previous
tournaments have been a huge
success. Since it’s inception in 1990 this tournament has raised
well over $200,000.00 for youth-based community initiatives. We
are looking forward to another exciting and profitable tournament.
Tournament divisions are boys and girls 3rd and 4th grade, 5th
and 6th grade and 7th and 8th grade. The tournament is double
elimination and prizes are awarded to the winners in each division.
Team registrations are available in our office or at our website
www.yorkparksandrec.org.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS TOURNAMENT FILLS QUICKLY –
DO NOT HESITATE TO REGISTER.
We welcome all teams from recreation level, school teams and AAU.
REGISTRATION:
As long as space is available through February 5th
STARTS:
Friday, February 26th
ENDS:
Sunday, March 6th
COST:
$150.00 per team
LOCATION:
York High School and York Middle School
DAYS:
TIMES:
Flag Football League
Ages 7 & 8 and Ages 9 & 10
Considered by many as the skills version of American football, Flag
Football is a version of American football that is popular across
the U.S. The basic rules of the game are similar to those of the
professional game, but instead of tackling players to the ground,
the defensive team must remove a flag or flag belt from the ball
carrier (“de-flagging”) to end a down. Players wear a belt with flags
around the waist. The only contact is above the waist blocking at the
line of scrimmage. Like touch football, flag football was designed
in an effort to minimize injuries that playing tackle football could
bring. Our emphasis is on fun and friendly competition, as well as an
opportunity for kids to practice the “skill” portions of the game.
Depending upon numbers, we will look to create balanced Flag Football
teams, which compete each week. Fun, fitness and skill development
are the themes. The atmosphere is welcoming and friendly, as is the
play. Each week will begin with 15-20 minutes of warm-ups and skill
development followed by game play. Dynamic stretching focuses on
“limbering” the body during athletic movements. It is an effective
means of preparing the body for athletic play.
REGISTRATION: Ongoing until February 19th
STARTS:
March 3rd
ENDS:
April 7th
COST:
LOCATION:
York Sports Center
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
3:30pm – 4:30pm
School Vacation Week Horseback Riding Camp
at Surf Point Stables
Come experience the joy of horses with the folks at Surf Point
Stables! Campers will ride daily in a structured lesson as well as
have the opportunity to play games on horseback. Daily activities
will be based around learning the basics of horse and stable care
including grooming, tacking and un-tacking, bandaging, braiding,
breeds, lunging, first-aid, bathing and much more. Campers will
also do horse related crafts during each of these 4-day camps. A
fun horse show will take place at the end of each camp.
Campers should bring a daily water bottle, lunch and snack. Long
pants are needed for riding and campers should be dressed for cold
winter temperatures. Closed toed shoes with a heel are needed.
Surf Point sill supply certified helmets but campers are welcome to
bring their own.
REGISTRATION: Ongoing through December 18th or
February 5th
STARTS:
December 28th and February 16th
ENDS:
December 31st and February 19th
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Surf Point Stables – Surf Point Road, York
December – Monday - Thursday
February – Tuesday - Friday
TIMES:
9:00am – 2:00pm
Looking for a fun place to have a birthday party? Surf Point
Stables is happy to help you host your child’s next party. For more
information contact them at 207-361-7149.
Children’s Shaolin Kenpo Karate
8-week sessions, two weeknights, ongoing, year-round
The Parks and Recreation Department will be offering karate
classes for children ages 5 and up. Martial arts training for kids
will show marked improvement in confidence, mutual respect,
self-esteem, academics, coordination and concentration. Seacoast
Martial Arts combines traditional and modern teaching methods
making this program motivational and fun. These classes will be
offered Monday and Wednesday evenings at the York Middle
School PE Room, beginning Monday, November 16th, and will run
for 8 weeks through Wednesday, January 6th.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing throughout the year in 8 week
sessions
STARTS:
November 16th
ENDS:
January 6th
COST:
LOCATION:
York Middle School Multi-Purpose Room
DAYS:
Mondays and Wednesdays
TIMES:
Beginner - White Belt – Orange - 5:00pm –
5:45 pm
Intermediate - Purple Belt – Blue - 5:45pm –
6:30pm
Advanced - Blue Stripe and up - 6:45pm –
7:45pm
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Winter Lacrosse
For grades K-2 Co-ed ,
Grades 3 – 8 Boys, and
NEW! Grades 3 – 8 Girls
Gear up for spring….
We will be offering a
K-2 and 3 -8 boys and
girls lacrosse program
on Thursdays at the
York Sports Center. The
kindergarten – 2nd
grade program is co-ed.
Grades 3 – 8 boys and
girls programs will meet
separately.
The goal of the program
is to have our players
leave as better skilled,
more confident athletes.
We will help to develop a
player’s all-around game, while allowing each athlete time to focus
on different player positions. We will work to improve their general
lax IQ, emphasizing strategy, techniques, and teamwork. This
understanding of the game of lacrosse will be taught through drills
and intra-camp scrimmages.
Boys & Girls K – 2 need only provide their own stick if possible (we
will have some on hand).
Girls grades 3-8 will need to bring goggles, mouth guard, gloves
and stick.
Boys grades 3 – 8 will need to bring a helmet, arm and shoulder
pads, athletic supporter, stick, glove and mouth guard.
Our instruction will cover the following skill set: catching, throwing,
cradling, shooting, dodging, checking (boys only), defending,
attacking, goalie skills, passing, switching hands, and face off.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through February 26th
STARTS:
March 10th
ENDS:
April 14th
COST:
K – 2: $65.00 Resident / $75.00 Non-resident
Grades 3 – 8: $85.00 Resident/
$95.00 Non-resident
LOCATION:
York Sports Center, Route 1
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
Co-ed grades K – 2: 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Boys grades 3 – 8: 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Girls grades 3 – 8: 7:00pm – 8:00pm
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Spring Lacrosse
For grade K - 2
Our program for grades K - 2 is designed to teach the basics of
lacrosse to beginners and to provide a great learning experience
while developing each individual player to his fullest potential in a
safe, fun environment.
Player development is the most important (yet often times, least
emphasized) component of youth lacrosse. This program enhances
and encourages lacrosse-specific skills and teaches players how to
implement those skills in game situations.
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
May 7th
ENDS:
June 25th
COST:
LOCATION:
Bog Road Fields
DAYS:
Saturday mornings
TIMES:
10:30am – 11:30am
The only equipment necessary at this level of play is a mouth guard
and a lacrosse stick.
Lacrosse For grades 2 (with prior experience), 3 & 4
We will be offering a third and fourth grade program on Saturday
mornings at the Bog Road Fields. Second graders with some
lacrosse experience, and at the discretion of the program director,
are welcome at this level. Beginner second graders should plan to
play in the K-2 program. Additional practices during the week will
be added at the coaches’ discretion.
• Girls will need goggles, mouth guards, gloves, and sticks.
• Boys will need a helmet, arm and shoulder pads, athletic
supporter, stick, gloves and mouth guard.
Practice time will focus on rules, techniques and skill development
such as throwing, catching, cradling and shooting along with the
rules of the game. This league will be mostly instructional with time
set aside for non-competitive play. We will be scheduling several
games with other towns that have 3/4 teams such as Marshwood
and Wells, so there will be travel involved in your schedule.
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
Late April, depending upon weather and
field condition
ENDS:
Mid-June
COST:
$100.00 Resident / $110.00 Non-resident, Cost
includes game jerseys
LOCATION:
Bog Road Fields
DAYS:
Saturday mornings, weekday practice and
some weeknight games
TIMES:
Varies depending upon schedule
Lacrosse For grades 5 - 8
Boys and girls at this level will have their own teams. The league
will once again focus on skill development, throwing, catching
cradling and shooting. Games will be scheduled with surrounding
area towns, so be prepared to travel.
This program requires a major commitment of time. A typical week will
include at least 2 -3 practices and a 10 – 12 game season. We strongly
recommend that you choose just one activity during this spring season
as all practices for lacrosse are mandatory in order to play in the games.
This program will not be limited this year, however, it is still necessary to
register before the deadline date. With that in mind, volunteer coaches
and assistants are needed. No experience is necessary, as we will be
offering a coaches training clinic to teach new volunteers the basics of
the game. Please consider volunteering your time….Give us a call!
• Boys will need to bring a helmet, arm and shoulder pads, athletic
supporter, stick, gloves and mouth guard.
• Girls will need goggles, mouth guards, gloves and a stick.
Shirts, balls and goalie equipment will be provided for all levels of play.
Email addresses are requested at the time of registration, to help
in our communication with you concerning changes in practices or
schedules, due to inclement weather. All changes will also be posted
on our website at www.yorkparksandrec.org. Be sure to check daily
for updates as historically changes occur on a regular basis.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing – April 1st
STARTS:
Mid April - depending on weather and
field condition
ENDS:
Mid June
COST:
LOCATION:
Bog Road Fields
DAYS:
Weeknight/weekend games and practices
TIMES:
Varies according to schedules
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Shawnee Peak “Ski…riffic” Program
The York Parks and Recreation Department will be offering this
program to all Middle School students and High School Students
beginning in January. Shawnee Peak is the longest running ski
area in Maine and offers the most night skiing in New England.
Snowmaking is a constant and the freestyle terrain Park is huge
with the double “C” box, rainbow rail slide, straight rail, jumps and
hits of all sizes. Wow, what a blast. We will be heading to Shawnee
Peak in the comfort of a coach bus from the Middle School and the
York High School on the following dates at 2:15pm.
Friday, January 8th
Friday, January 15th
Friday, January 22nd
Friday, January 29th
Pre-registration is mandatory and will be taken on a first come
first serve basis. A parent or guardian must fill out release forms in
advance. Space is limited (the deadline for each trip is the Monday
before the next ski date). Rentals are available at an additional
charge. If you are interested in chaperoning, please call the office
and speak to Robin at 363-1040. Parent chaperones ski free!
***If a trip is cancelled we will do our best to make it up, however,
please remember you must re-register for the trip. We will not
automatically transfer your registration ***
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing – Deadline is each Monday prior to
the next ski date.
STARTS:
January 8th
ENDS:
January 29th
COST:
TBA- Prices were not available at the time of print
LOCATION:
York Middle School and York High School
DAYS:
Friday evenings
TIMES:
Leave School 2:15pm – On bus at 9:00pm /
Back to YMS or YHS 10:45pm
Back by Popular Demand!
Gunstock Mountain February
Friday Night Ski Trips
When most mountains go to sleep, Gunstock Mountain Resort
comes alive. The Magic begins with a flick of the switch!
Whether it’s after work, after school, or after you’ve got it all done,
catch the winter thrill of skiing, riding, and tubing at Gunstock
Mountain Resort on 21 well-lit trails and 5 lifts.
When the sun goes down, so does the price of cruising and
playing. And best yet, Gunstock Mountain Resort is committed to
making your night on the slopes just as good as your day. Rentals
are available at an additional charge. If you are interested in
chaperoning, please call the office and speak to Robin at 363-1040.
Parent chaperones ski free! See more at: http://www.gunstock.
com/winter/night/#sthash.ue8ALT3B.dpuf
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing – Deadline is each Monday prior to
the next ski date.
DATES:
February 5th and February 12th
COST:
TBA- Prices were not available at the time
of print
LOCATION:
York Middle School and York High School
DAYS:
Fridays
TIMES:
Leave School 2:15pm – On bus at 9:00pm /
Back to YMS or YHS 10:45pm
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Cross Country (Nordic) Skiing
Healthy Hometowns Cross Country Ski Rental
Program – Don’t Miss out!!!
For Children Ages 5 – 8th Grade
Many people choose to live in Maine for the healthy, safe lifestyle
we’re able to enjoy here. Contrary to the image of our state,
however, Maine is ranked at, or near the top of the nation for the
incidence of childhood obesity, childhood type II diabetes, childhood
smoking and asthma. Alcohol and drug use among middle school
and high school populations have reached alarming levels as well. If
we are to make a difference in the lives of Maine’s children, we must
commit to the hard work of being there for them on a daily basis,
identify the barriers they face in living healthy lives and address each
of them in sustainable, practical and effective ways.
Through the Healthy Hometowns Ski Program, Maine Winter
Sports Center is already making a difference in the lives of
thousands of Maine children.
Now for the Nuts and Bolts of this unbelievable opportunity: With
the help of the Healthy Hometown ski program and the Maine
Winter Sports Center, you can rent cross country boots, skis and
poles for the season. On Thursday, December 3rd at the Grant
House we will have a sizing night for all those people interested in
renting equipment. The Equipment will then become available for
you to pick up at the Grant House sometime around mid-December
and you get to keep it for the entire season.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until November 24th
STARTS:
December – Read above
ENDS:
End of winter
COST:
for the entire season
DAYS:
Sizing Night – Thursday, December 3rd
TIMES:
Grades K-4 – drop-in between 5:30pm and
7:00pm
Grades 5-8 – drop –in between 7:00pm and
8:00pm
Grades 1 – 4
We have once again partnered with the Agamenticus Ski Club to
make this opportunity available. This program will be a fun , 10-week
long ( Tuesdays only) youth cross country ski program for children in
grades 1-4. The focus will be on creating a fun learning atmosphere
through on & off-snow games that teach children the basics of classic
and skate skiing, balance development through play, movement on
skis, and a sense of accomplishment & appreciation of a lifelong
sport of Nordic Skiing. We provide an opportunity for children to
learn the benefits of long-term commitment, outdoor preparedness,
and a solid love of the outdoors!
This year’s Head Coach will be Scott Doughty. Scott is the CoFounder of the Agamenticus Ski Club and a former USA Biathlon
Team Skier as well as a UNH Ski Team Member. Scott will be
assisted by Amy Fullerton, Sarah McLaughlin and Jana Doughty. All
ASC coaches have a very supportive and positive attitude and love
to share their passion of skiing with children.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
It is highly recommended that Youth Skiers Rent skis, boots and poles!!
Rental equipment is available through the Maine Healthy Hometown
Ski Rental Program (see listing in this catalog and sign-up early!!). The
rental program is separate from the grade 1- 4 ski program itself. The
rental program is the best way of getting your children started with
minimal out-of-pocket purchases and on the RIGHT equipment for
maximum enjoyment. Rental equipment does NOT have “fish scales”
on the bottom - so children are unimpeded in the learning process and
are free to glide and kick properly. Renting is the way to go!
Please note that the Rental Program is separate from the Nordic Ski
Program and requires additional fees and registration. Please see
information listed above.
***MANDATORY Parent & Skier Informational Meeting
Wednesday, December 3rd at 5:00pm at York Parks and Recreation.
At least one parent or Guardian must attend. In an effort to make
it easier for parents and participants, the parent meeting will be
immediately followed by the ski rental fitting for those who need
rentals.
REGISTRATION DATES: Ongoing until November 20th
STARTS:
December 8th
ENDS:
March 8th
PARENT MEETING:
December 3rd (5:00pm)
COST:
$105.00 per skier includes coaching, ski
wax, USSA Club Level & Agamenticus
Ski Club Membership plus an end of season
recognition/ski celebration.
DAY:
Tuesdays
TIMES:
4:00pm – 5:00pm
LOCATION:
Highland Farm Preserve Trails – York Land
Trust (Rt. 91) or alternate location as
dictated by snow.
*Optional ski days (on weekend days) require additional trail pass
fee. (Harris Farm Trails, Dayton, ME, Pineland Ski Center, and
Gunstock will be made available to skiers, if necessary, in the event
of no local snow.)
The Agamenticus Ski Club, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit regional ski
club which provides educational ski coaching & programming,
locally groomed XC ski trails and opportunities for regional skiers.
Agamenticus Ski club is also NENSA affiliated ski club and provides
an early link into regional youth XC ski racing opportunities
within New England and additional coaching opportunities for
those children and families that are interested. Please see the
Agamenticus Ski Club website at: http://agamenticusski.org for
more information.
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Agamenticus Ski Club/York Middle School Cross
Country (Nordic) Ski Team
Grades 5 – 8
This program is designed to introduce and improve (for returning
skiers) children in grades 5th - 8th (U12-U14 classes) to train and
try nordic ski racing. The program focuses on developing and
improving ski technique, general on-ski skills and continuation/
development of classic & skate skiing. Skiers can also look forward
to an occasional “backcountry ski” and optional weekend day ski
trips at significantly discounted rates.
Skiers are highly encouraged to compete in MPA Sanctioned Maine
Middle School sanctioned races (age appropriate distances) and
to travel with parents to weekend events. Please note: 5th grade
skiers will NOT be allowed to race in MPA Sanctioned Maine Middle
School sanctioned races, but instead have the opportunity to
practice and compete in any “open” ski race opportunities.
Fall dry-land training begins the first week of December through
the end of February. We provide the opportunity for children to
learn the benefits of long-term commitment to a challenging set of
skills that involve self-discipline, outdoor preparedness, and a love
of the outdoors. At the finish of the ski season we celebrate with
an on snow family barbecue and recognition of all skiers!
***MANDATORY Parent-Skier Informational Meeting
at York Middle School on November 18th at 6:30pm.
ALL Parents must attend prior to first practice session.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
It is highly recommended that beginning Middle School Skiers Rent
skis, boots and poles! Rental equipment is available through the Maine
Healthy Hometown Ski Rental Program (see listing in YPR catalog
and sign-up early). The rental program is the best way of getting your
children started with minimal out-of-pocket purchases and on the RIGHT
equipment for maximum enjoyment. Rental equipment does NOT have
“fish scales” on the bottom - so children are unimpeded in the learning
process and are free to glide and kick properly. Renting is the way to go!
Coaches:
Laura Creagan, is a US Ski & Snowboard Association (USSA) Coach,
Professional Ski Instructor of America (PSIA) and New England
Nordic Ski Association member coach. In 2014, Laura also served
as the U16 New England JR. National Girls XC Ski Team Coach in the
USSA Jr. National Championships in Stowe, Vermont. Previously,
Laura served as New England Jr. National XC Ski Team Coach in
2003 Alaska, 2004 NY and 2009 Utah. Lara will be assisted by Scott
Doughty, Brian Taracena, and Shelby Aseltine.
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Registration for this program opens Oct 1st at:
www.ascyorkmiddleschoolskiteam.teamsnap.com
info on the UNH ski swap
contact: [email protected].
***MANDATORY Parent-Skier Informational Meeting at York
Middle School on November 18th at 6:00pm.
Coaches:
Laura Creagan, is a US Ski
& Snowboard Association
(USSA) Coach, Professional Ski
Instructor of America (PSIA)
and New England Nordic Ski
Association member coach.
In 2014, Laura also served
as the U16 New England JR.
National Girls XC Ski Team
Coach in the USSA Jr. National
Championships in Stowe,
Vermont. Previously, Laura
served as New England Jr.
National XC Ski Team Coach
in 2003 Alaska, 2004 NY and
2009 Utah.
Rental Ski Fit Night is December 3rd at 7:00pm
REGISTRATION:
Through Agamenticus Ski Club www.
ascyorkmiddleschoolskiteam.teamsnap.com
STARTS:
December 2nd
ENDS:
March 8th
COST:
$290.00 per skier includes coaching, ski wax,
USSA Club Level & Agamenticus Ski Club
Membership plus an end of season
recognition/ski celebration.
DAY:
Wed/Fri in December
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs (Race days),
Friday in January and February
TIME:
3:00pm – 4:00pm – December
3:15pm – 4:45pm – January and February
(based on daylight)
LOCATION:
Highland Farm Preserve, York, Maine or
alternate location based on snow.
NEW THIS YEAR! Agamenticu Ski Club/York
High School Cross Couontry (Nordic) Ski Team
Grades 9 - 12
This program is designed for new and returning skiers in grades
9-12 (U18-U16 classes) to train and try nordic ski racing. The
program focuses on developing and improving ski technique,
general on-ski skills and continuation/development of classic &
skate skiing.
Skiers compete in MPA WMC Sanctioned Maine High School
Weekly Races and to travel to weekly events.
Fall dry-land training begins the first week of December through
the beginning of March.
***MANDATORY Parent-Skier Informational Meeting
at York Middle School on November 18th at 6:30pm.
ALL Parents must attend prior to first practice session.
EQUIPMENT
Skiers will need to purchase their own equipment for the program.
We will have a Team night at a local ski shop (date TBA at the
Parent Meeting).
Also - not to be missed! UNH ski swap on Sunday November 1st,
8:30am to 4:30pm. Not to be missed if you are looking for used
nordic ski racing skis and deeply discounted equipment. For more
Shelby Aseltine, is a 2x time New England Jr. National XC Ski Team
member and a former Bowdoin College XC Ski Racer. Shelby is
pursuing her Level 100 USSA Coach Certification and brings high
level of energy and passion to the sport.
Registration for this program opens October 1st at: www.
ascyorkhighschoolskiteam.teamsnap.com
***MANDATORY Parent-Skier Informational Meeting at York High
School – first week of November 5th at 6:00 pm.
Team Ski Equipment Night will be around the second week of
November (Date TBA at info. Night).
REGISTRATION:
Through Agamenticus Ski Club
www.ascyorkhighschoolskiteam.teamsnap.com
STARTS:
December 2nd
ENDS:
End of February or up to March 20 (for reg.
qualifiers)
COST:
$400 per skier includes coaching, ski wax, USSA
Club Level & Agamenticus Ski Club Membership
plus an end of season recognition/ski
celebration.
DAY:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Wednesdays are race days in January and
February
TIME:
2:00pm – 5:00pm – (based on daylight)
LOCATION:
Highland Farm Preserve, York, Maine or
alternate location based on snow.
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Swimming
Winter Registration Date! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13th
Registration can be done on line from the comfort of your home
or office, or you can register at the office. No registrations will be
taken over the phone the first day of registration.
WinterKids Passport
The WinterKids Passport is your family’s ticket to winter fun!
Everyone knows the Passport has free and discounted tickets to go
skiing and snowboarding, but it’s so much more than that! You can
also use your WinterKids Passport for snow tubing, cross-country
skiing, ice skating and dog sledding! Use your Passport all winter to
get discounted tickets, lessons and rentals at more than 50 winter
sports areas all over Maine! It’s a value of more than $1800! Order
your Passport at winterkids.org, or call us at 871-5700 ext. 106. Get
Outside! Get Active! Be a Winter Kid!
$25 scholarships available. Limit one per child. Visit our website FMI.
WinterKids FunPass
Want to go cross-country skiing or snowshoeing? The WinterKids
FunPass offers your youngest children the chance to try cross country
skiing and snowshoeing on groomed trails at 19 locations for FREE!
Visit winterkids.org today to download your free FunPass! Get
Outside! Get Active! Be a Winter Kid!
Through the generosity of the Anchorage Inn on Long Sands Beach
in York, we are again able to offer swimming lessons this fall and
winter. Thank you!! These Red Cross Certified swimming lessons
will be geared toward Parent-tot and levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and stroke
enhancement swimmers. Classes are held once a week, for an
8-week session on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons
for 45 minutes. These classes are limited and fill quickly, so don’t
hesitate to register. Please have your child ready to swim when you
arrive. There is a small changing room for use after the class.
Children ages 5 and up are eligible to register for swimming levels.
Children under age 5 must take parent-tot swimming lessons.
Registrations will be taken at York Parks and Recreation Office,
Route 1, Grant House/Goodrich Park, York, ME 03909 or on our
website. Resident registrations may be done in person or on line
on registration day. Telephone registrations will be accepted the
day following registration day. Non-resident registrations will be
accepted the following Monday.
To insure maximum safety at all times, parents are asked to stay
during swim lessons, so please plan accordingly.
Winter Schedule
Monday
3:45 Parent-tot
4:15 Level I & II
5:00 Level III
Tuesday
3:45 Level I & II
4:30 Level III
5:15 Level IV and stroke enhancement
Wednesday
3:45 Level I & II
4:30 Level I & II
5:15 Level IV and stroke enhancement
REGISTRATION:
Begins Wednesday, January 13th at 8:30am
STARTS/ENDS:
Starts Week of January 25th
Ends Week of March 21st
(No classes February vacation)
COST:
LOCATION:
Anchorage Inn, Long Beach Avenue
DAYS:
Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays
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L’il Tikes, Mites
and Bantam,
and Youth Indoor
Gym Soccer
Lil Tikes Ages 3 & 4, Mites
Ages 5 & 6, Bantams Ages 7 &
8, and Youth Ages 9 & 10
This spring we’re taking it to
the gym! Join us for indoor
gym soccer at York Middle
School. Our “goal” (pun
intended) will be on FUN!
We’ll be focusing on the skills
of confidence, dexterity,
coordination, endurance,
positioning and rules. This
program is designed for
children ages 3 - 10 and will
be offered on Saturdays,
beginning March 12th.
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
ENDS:
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
TIMES:
Ongoing through March 4th
March 12th
April 16th
York Middle School
Saturdays
11:00am – 2:00pm – Varies according to
schedule and number of teams
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Hammerhead Wrestling Program
Hammerhead Wrestling Systems seeks to provide instruction in all
areas of amateur folk style & freestyle wrestling, to prepare athletes
for success in the sport of wrestling. This is to be achieved through a
proprietary instructional and belt-level system. Much like the martial
arts, Hammerhead Wrestling recognizes and ranks skill attainment
and progression with award belts similar to those made popular in
MMA and the UFC. Open to wrestlers Grades 1 - 12; this program
is being held in conjunction with the York Parks and Recreation
Department. Each session is open to all area wrestlers regardless of
town of residence. Take advantage of our NEW Full Year Options which
includes all sessions for Youth and Middle School/High School Divisions
(see pricing and dates below). Check out www.hammerheadwrestling.
com for more details or call Bryan Thompson at 207-337-3959.
This program will be run at the York High School and York Middle
School Wrestling rooms. The schedule is as follows:
The Hammerhead Wrestling Club, based right here in York, is back
and bigger than ever!
Youth Wrestling
Grades 2-5
Times for all sessions: Every T/Th, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Fall Session – 6 Weeks - October 6th through November 12th
Registration fee - $80.00
Winter Session – 10 Weeks - December 15th, 2015 through March
3rd, 2016 (No wrestling during school vacation)
Spring Freestyle / Greco Roman Team Session - 8 weeks
March 15th, 2016 – May 12th, 2016
SPECIAL! Full Year Fee - $275.00
Middle School/High School
Grades 6 – 12
Times for all sessions: Every T/Th, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Fall Session – 6 Weeks – October 6th through November 12th
Winter Session – 10 Weeks - December 15th, 2015 through March
3rd, 2016 (No wrestling during school vacation)
Spring Freestyle/GrecoRoman Team Session – 8 weeks – March
15th, 2016 – May 12th, 2016
SPECIAL! Full Year Fee - $275.00
Any questions or details - please contact Bryan Thompson, club
director, at 207-337-3959 or visit www.hammerheadwrestling.com
for more information. Much like the martial arts, Hammerhead
Wrestling Systems seeks to recognize and rank skill attainment and
progression with award belts. Fashioned after championship belts
made popular in MMA and the UFC, the proprietary belt system
and instructional program focuses on instruction in all areas of
amateur folk style & freestyle wrestling, to prepare athletes for
success in the sport.
The ultimate objectives of the Hammerhead system are:
•To provide guided early instruction in a non-competitive
environment.
•To build leadership, academic, responsibility, and self-discipline
attitudes.
•To continue mastery of folk style/freestyle technique through the
encouragement of competition and leadership in later stages of
the system.
•To ensure the enjoyment of the sport of wrestling into high school
and beyond.
Please don’t hesitate to volunteer to coach! You don’t have to be in
the coaches’ hall of fame to help coach any of our leagues. In every
situation, the parks and recreation department provides leadership
on the field or on the court, with a program director who runs the
league and refs the games. Your job, in most situations, is to make
sure every child has equal playing time and to insure that the kids
are having fun…so please think about it. Our programs are only as
good as the volunteers who help us. Thank you!
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York High School Athletic Hall of Fame
The York High School Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 2011 to
recognize those individuals who through their accomplishments have
brought pride and distinction to the school community as an athlete,
coach, administrator, or as a contributor to the development and
success of the York High School Athletic Program. Nominations are
now being accepted. If you know someone worthy of this distinction,
please consider nominating them. Nomination papers are available
to download from the Hall of Fame website at www.yorkhsmainehof.
org/ Or by contacting York High School Athletic Director, Andy Wood
at 207-363-3621. York High School Athletic Hall of fame is now on face
book ,be sure to LIKE us at York High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
Fall on the Beautiful Eastern Trail
Have you seen the bike-walk bridge over Route 95 when you head
north? The off-road Eastern Trail comes as far south as the Kennebunk
Elementary School, where you can park your car and then ride your
bike or walk all the way to South Portland if you want to! This fall,
discover the Eastern Trail - a multi-use trail for the use and enjoyment
of walkers, cyclists, equestrians, birders and many others. Someday
the off-road trail will continue all the way to the NH boarder. Go to
easterntrail.org to view and download maps to parking areas and
explore as much or as little of the Eastern Trail as you want to!
Contacts for Other Organizations
York Little League:
Website: www.yorklittleleague.net
York Youth Hockey:
Written Correspondence:
York Youth Hockey
PO Box 36
York, ME 03909
Website: www.yorkhockey.com
York Youth Football:
Written Correspondence:
PO Box 411
York ME 03909
www.YorkYouthFootball.com
York Soccer Club:
President: Dean DeLuca
VP of Travel Soccer: Bob Schilling
Phone: 363-3130
Website: www.yorksoccerclub.com
Youth Enrichment Programs
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IMPORTANT: INSTRUCTORS MEET ALL BUSSES FOR THE YOUTH
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS WHEN STUDENTS ARE GOING FROM
ONE SCHOOL TO THE OTHER!
“A CHRISTMAS CAROL”
Ages: Young and Old – ALL AGES – COME ONE, COME ALL
It is never too early to think about the holidays as this years’
production of Dicken’s “A Christmas Carol” is full of changes,
including new set pieces and a new dance. Join Father Christmas,
Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit and all the ghosts for a fanciful good time
filled with songs and dance. There is one thing we still need:
YOU! Join us this year for our annual full-scale production of this
classic that is fast becoming York’s liveliest tradition. All of your
favorite songs, scenes and dances that have entertained us over
the years will remain while this updated script will give performers
even more to cheer about. A roving gang of narrators will hit the
streets and tell the story of the old miser who finally discovered
the true meaning of Christmas after he is visited by three ghosts.
Say no to Bah Humbug! Have you always wanted to be a part
of a Christmas classic in your own hometown but thought it
would never happen. Well now is the time for you and for all the
members of your family to become a part of the York Parks and
Recreation Departments annual production of Charles Dicken’s “A
Christmas Carol”. This experience is one for the whole family to
enjoy, as this community event will feature performers both young
and old, from the experienced to the novice. Why not do it with
your whole family? Rehearsals will take place weekly after school.
Come and be a part of this new, York tradition. Performances are
Saturday December 5th at 7:30pm and Sunday December 6th
at 2:00pm at the York High School Auditorium. Elementary age
students can bus to the Middle School and will we meet them at
the bus. REHEARSALS START MONDAY, November 2nd! The week
before the performance, rehearsals will be at the high school
(more information to come). The Parks and Recreation Department
is also looking for adult volunteers to assist with costumes, sets,
lighting, and concessions. For more information on how to be
a part of this Christmas classic, please call the York Parks and
Recreation Department at (207) 363-1040 or sign-up on-line at
www.yorkparksandrec.org.
*Please note: Please make sure when signing up your child that we
have your correct email address, as there will be correspondences
throughout the next few months. Also, please pack a snack for your
child. Also children busing over from the elementary schools may
do so, (we will let you know what bus # to take) and they will be
met at the bus stop in front of YMS.
George Hosker-Bouley has worked in York for many years with the
Youth Enrichment and Summer camps. He has staged more than
22 original productions not to mention the more than 40 full scale
musicals he produced as the Executive/Artistic Director of the
Prescott Park Arts Festival and CARPE DIEM Inc. Hosker-Bouley also
performs and runs the Portsmouth Underbelly Tour and currently
teaches improvisational theater throughout New England. He is no
stranger to this holiday season as his A Dickens of a Christmas has
been performed in Hampton for the last ten years.
INSTRUCTOR:
REGISTRATION:
STARTS:
ENDS:
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
TIMES:
George Hosker-Bouley
Ongoing through October 29th
November 2nd (No Rehearsal Nov. 11th)
December 6th
$90.00 Resident/$100.00 Non-resident
York Middle School
Monday and Wednesdays and some Saturdays
if needed
2:00pm – 5:00pm Note: Elementary age may bus
to the Middle School at 3:00pm and be picked up
at 5:00pm – Middle School age will start
rehearsals at 2:00pm
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
American Girl Doll Holiday Dress-Up
Tea Party and Cookie Swap
Girls Ages 7 - 12
The honor of your presence is requested for afternoon tea! The
York Harbor Inn has, once again, graciously opened their Hillcroft
Room for this very special event and we hope that you and your
doll will plan to join us. We’ll treat you both like princesses…
serving you tea, finger sandwiches, pastries, petit fours and hot
fudge sundaes. We’ll even teach you some tea party etiquette. You
and your doll will have the opportunity to participate in some fun
activities including some favorite crafts of a few of the American
Girl Dolls. There will be tea party favors and wonderful memories,
not to mention a delicious plateful of cookies to take home with
you. For the cookie swap please bring two dozen of your favorite
holiday cookies to share. We ask that you please include a recipe
card for those that may have food allergies. Space is limited at the
Inn – we encourage you to register early!
This program is a drop-off and pick-up program.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing - while space is available
STARTS/ENDS:
Sunday, December 6th
COST:
$35.00 per girl
LOCATION:
The York Harbor Inn, Rte. 1A, York Harbor
TIMES:
Drop off at 1:00pm – Pick up at 2:30pm
NEW! American Girl Doll Spring Dress-Up Tea
Party and Cookie Decorating
Girls Ages 7-12
We would be honored if you would join us for our new spring
afternoon tea event! The York Harbor Inn has, once again,
graciously opened their Hillcroft Room for this special event and
we hope that you and your doll will plan to join us. We’ll treat you
both like princesses…serving you tea, finger sandwiches, pastries,
petit fours and hot fudge sundaes. We’ll even teach you some tea
etiquette. We are encouraging you to come dressed in something
spring like, floral or maybe even wear a hat. You and your doll will
have the opportunity to participate in some fun activities including
some favorite crafts of a few of the American Girl Dolls. There will
be tea party favors and wonderful memories, not to mention a
delicious plateful of cookies to take home with you. Space is limited
at the Inn-we encourage you to register early! This program is a
drop-off and pick-up event.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing - while space is available
STARTS/ENDS:
Sunday, May 15th
COST:
$35.00 per girl
LOCATION:
The York Harbor Inn, Route 1A, York Harbor
TIMES:
Drop off at 1:00pm - Pick up at 2:30pm
NEW! Father/Daughter Valentine’s Ball
Girls aged 4-12 accompanied by her father or another a significant
male figure
We are hosting a special night for dads and their daughters! Come
treat your daughter to a festive evening of dress up and dancing.
This inaugural ball is going to be held on Thursday, February 11th
from 5:00pm - 6:30 at the York Middle School Cafeteria. The
couples will be introduced by the DJ as they arrive to the party.
A photo area will be set up, complete with fun accessories, and
staff will be on site to take pictures with your camera (be sure to
bring it!) This semi-formal event will include family-friendly music,
dancing, and Valentine themed finger foods. Spending this evening
out together will give your daughter a sense of how a princess
should be treated. Pre-registration is a must for this event, we
suggest registering early as we anticipate a sell-out.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until February 8th or until sold out
STARTS/ENDS:
Thursday February 11th
COST:
$25 per couple/$8 each extra daughter
LOCATION:
York Middle School Cafeteria
TIMES:
5:00pm-6:30pm
Don’t forget to check out the schools’ websites
for updated flyers and information on new programs
that we will be linking to periodically throughout the year.
These same programs will also be available on our website
and through a monthly newsletter that we will send to our
participants via email and will be posted on our website.
We want to keep in touch and Play Every Day!
Get Out and Play Everyday!
Kindergym
Toddlers through age 3
Your child will love it, and so will you! We are looking for all
children who are walking, through age 3, to bring their parents
along to our Kindergym program! This is an opportunity for
the parent and child to engage in activities geared toward
coordination, mobility, and large motor skill development together.
It will also be a great social atmosphere for children and parents
alike! It will prove to be a wonderful bonding time for you and your
child. We look forward to seeing you then.
REGISTRATION:
Drop-in, no pre-registration required
STARTS:
Drop-in beginning September 21st
ENDS:
Ongoing
COST:
$5.00 per day per child or $8.00 per
family drop-in
LOCATION:
Our School Nursery School Activity Room at
Landmark Hill, just over the York line in Kittery
(Above Domino’s)
DAYS:
Mondays
TIMES:
9:30am – 10:15am
NEW! Moms on the Move
Moms with stroller-aged children
Are you a mom interested in exercising and meeting other moms
without having to pay extra for childcare? Join us for Moms on the
Move - a fun and interactive class for you and your child! Grab your
stroller meet up at the beach ball field for a 30-45 minute session of
cardio, power walking, and strength training along our path. As you
exercise your child will be entertained in their strollers by preschool
songs, games, and cheers. Don’t forget to bring them extra snacks or
favorite toys! We will end at the Short Sands playground so the kids
can get out of their strollers for a group play date.
REGISTRATION:
Drop-in, no pre-registration required
STARTS:
October 8th
ENDS:
Weather depending
COST:
$5.00 per mom, per day
LOCATION:
York Beach Ball Field
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
10:15am
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will enable them to
gain the knowledge
for Cheering. An
emphasis on team/
group bonding will
reinforce the skills
of cheerleading.
Coach Simone
would work in
a circuit station
where participants
will work in groups
on certain activities and receive one-on-one attention in others.
**Simone is a tumbling and cheerleading instructor. She loves the
sport as well as forming young athletes, no matter what age or level
they are at! Simone has done All Star Cheerleading and Football/
Basketball Cheerleading too. Simone is currently cheerleading
in Massachusetts on All Girl team, where they travel all over the
country, and compete at the biggest cheerleading competitions in
the world. She coaches at Maine Stars in Eliot, Maine. Simone cares
about all kids, and wants all to succeed in their own way!
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until – November 6th
STARTS:
November 12th
(No class on November 26th)
ENDS:
December 17th
COST:
$80.00 Resident / $90.00 Nonresident
LOCATION:
YMS- participants will be allowed to
bus from VES and CRES
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
3:15pm - 4:15pm
Cheering
Grades 1-4
This cheering program offers hands on experience for any 1st
through 4th grader who is interested in the sport of cheering.
Participants will be introduced to basic skills and motions. The class
will consist of a solid warm-up of stretching, physical fitness (such
as push- ups and crunches), and learning the basic techniques that
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
Cheering
Jump Into the Future!
Grades 5 & up
This cheering program offers hands on experience for anyone grade
5 and older who is interested in the sport of cheering. Participants
will be introduced to basic skills and motions. The class will consist
of a solid warm-up of stretching, physical fitness (such as push- ups
and crunches), and learning the basic techniques that will enable
them to gain the knowledge for Cheering. An emphasis on team/
group bonding will reinforce the skills of cheerleading. Coach Simone
would work in a circuit station where participants will work in groups
on certain activities and receive one-on-one attention in others.
**Simone is a tumbling and cheerleading instructor. She loves the
sport as well as forming young athletes, no matter what age or level
they are at! Simone has done All Star Cheerleading and Football/
Basketball Cheerleading too. Simone is currently cheerleading
in Massachusetts on All Girl team, where they travel all over the
country, and compete at the biggest cheerleading competitions in
the world. She coaches at Maine Stars in Eliot, Maine. Simone cares
about all kids, and wants all to succeed in their own way!
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until – November 6th
STARTS:
November 10th (No class on November 24th)
ENDS:
December 15th
COST:
LOCATION:
YMS
DAYS:
Tuesdays
TIMES:
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Grades K - 4
Calling all Creators, Inventors, Visionaries, and Future Explorers!
Jump into the future afterschool with Mad Science! With our
innovative programming, we will inspire your child to not just
ride the wave of the future, but to create it! In this exciting new
program, we will embark on a quest for alternative energy by
experimenting with parabolic mirrors and fuel cells, find hidden
mountains using the principles of radar technology, and create a
telephone network to connect with your classmates. And just when
you thought the future could not get any brighter, you will have
the chance to jump in to the atomic make-up of matter, use a large
child-operated pulley system, and make a soccer robot score a
goal! In this after school program, we don’t just look to the future,
but jump into it!
*Students may bus over to VES for class.
INSTRUCTOR:
Mad Science Instructors
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until October 23rd
STARTS:
October 28th
ENDS:
December 16th (No classes on November 11th
and November 25th )
COST:
LOCATION:
Village Elementary School
DAYS:
Wednesdays
TIMES:
3:00pm – 4:15pm
Energize It!
Ages K - 4
Energize your mind with Mad Science as we explore the many facets
of energy and motion! Reach for your potential…and kinetic energy
as you experiment with gadgets, cars, and catapults. Get Loco with
Newton as you learn his three Law’s of Motion. Conduct hair raising
experiments with an Electrostatic Generator. Hop on board the
chemistry express for a high-speed science experiment with splitsecond reactions that go like mad! Are you ready for some sparks in
this animated romp into energy? Put your seat belt on…this program
is so energizing, even gravity won’t keep you down!
INSTRUCTOR:
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until March 24th
STARTS:
March 30th
ENDS:
May 11th (No class on April 20th)
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Wednesdays
TIMES:
3:00pm – 4:15pm
Mt. Agamenticus Guided Programs
and Adventures
Detailed write-ups located at the front of this brochure listed under
the Mt. Agamenticus Conservation Program
Halloween in Nature – October 24th
Three Hill Hike – November 1st
Beaver Moon Adventure – November 25th
Wildlife Shenanigans; Restless Winter Nights – January 23rd, 2016
Great Maine Outdoor Weekend – February 12th – 14th , 2016
Springtime Surprises – March 20th , 2016
Earth Day Walkabout – April 24th , 2016
Signs of Spring Bird Walk – May 21st , 2016
Kid’s Corner at the Learning Lodge – weekends, May 28th –
October 9th, 2016
Safe Sitter
Must be 11 or older
This course is taught by a nurse and is intended to improve your
child’s care skills needed for babysitting. Your child will be very
prepared to start their babysitting career. Each student completing
the course will receive a certificate that verifies this training for
caring of small infants and toddlers. The Safe Sitter course has a
great deal of information presented in a short period of time. It
is important you are available for all classes. There will also be
a paper that must be signed by both parent and camper. Please
contact the Recreation Department for details. There is a limit, so
sign-up early.
** Price includes a $35.00 book fee.
**Please bring lunch, snacks and plenty to drink.
INSTRUCTOR:
Samantha Pannier
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing through December 31st
STARTS:
January 10th
ENDS:
January 24th
COST:
LOCATION:
York Middle School
DAYS:
Sundays, January 10th, 17th, & 24th
TIMES:
9:00am – 3:00pm
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of detective science as you experiment with fingerprint analysis
and use the Fingerprint Finder to place and identify UV prints.
Be sure to use your observation skills because we will try to trick
your senses through sleight of hand, misdirection, and hidden
compartments. Not to worry, we will then undo the mystery
of magic by explaining it with science right before you ooze
into a gooey hour of sliming around. This series of programs is
guaranteed to make your senses run wild!
INSTRUCTOR:
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until January 22nd
STARTS:
January 27th
ENDS:
March 9th (No class on February 17th)
COST:
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Wednesdays
StoryWalkTM - Year-round
The StoryWalkTM program combines the benefits of physical
activity, time outdoors in nature, literacy and family time by taking
children’s books and posting them, in pieces, along a recreational
path or hiking trail. Discover this fall’s NEW feature: “When the
Wind Stops”, by Charlotte Zolotow and illustrated by Stefano Vitale.
Then be sure to check back for a new winter feature: “The Snowy
Day”, by Anna Milbourne and illustrated by Elena Temporin. To find
the beginning, start at the base parking area and then follow the
pages along the western side of the Ring Trail to Witch Hazel Trail
and finish near the summit.
Sensational Science
Ages K -4
What do optical illusions, slime, solving mysteries, and taste buds
have in common? Use your common senses and we will figure it
out in this series of Sensational Science! Test your brain with tricky
mirrors, see if you have good taste and smell with the scratch and
match experiment, and begin to glow as you probe the properties
of light and explore some unusual applications! Delve into aspects
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
Zentangle! Drawing is Fun!
Grades 1 - 4
Drawing is exciting and fun when you Zentangle! Creativity comes
alive with this one-day class. If you get excited about art and can
draw a circle or a line, you can Zentangle - no special skills are
required. Zentangle is a surprise that unfolds before your very eyes!
You’ll have fun drawing crazy, abstract ‘masterpieces’
that you can create anytime, anywhere! A kit is
included with all the materials needed for both days.
*Joyce Amend is an artist/instructor residing on
the Maine seacoast in York. She studied studio
art at Wesleyan University, CT, where she
earned her Master’s Degree in Visual
Art. She is the recipient of
various grants awarded
by the Connecticut
Commission on the Arts,
the State of Connecticut
and the Hartford Education
Foundation. She is a state
certified art instructor in Maine and
is currently engaged in presenting
Zentangle Drawing Workshops for
adults and children throughout the
seacoast. She is also known for creating
fine-craft works that have been exhibited
in Portland, Ogunquit, Kennebunkport and
York ME.
*** Two, one -day sessions (Fall and Winter) sign-up for one or
both…
*** Students may bus to VES.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until November 12th or March 10th
STARTS:
November 19th or March 17th
ENDS:
November 19th or March 17th
COST:
Resident $25.00 / $35.00 Non-resident
(includes kit)
LOCATION:
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Zentangle! Drawing is Fun!
Ages 10 - 15
Drawing is exciting and fun when you Zentangle! Creativity comes
alive with this two day class. If you get excited about art and can
draw a circle or a line, you can Zentangle - no special skills are
required. Zentangle is a surprise that unfolds before your very
eyes! You’ll have fun drawing crazy, abstract ‘masterpieces’ that
you can create anytime, anywhere! A kit is included with all the
materials needed for both days.
*Joyce Amend is an artist/instructor residing on the Maine
seacoast in York. She studied studio art at Wesleyan University,
CT, where she earned her Master’s Degree in Visual Art. She
is the recipient of various grants awarded by the Connecticut
Commission on the Arts, the State of Connecticut and the Hartford
Education Foundation. She is a state certified art instructor in
Maine and is currently engaged in presenting Zentangle Drawing
Workshops for adults and children throughout the seacoast. She is
also known for creating fine-craft works that have been exhibited
in Portland, Ogunquit, Kennebunkport and York ME.
*** Two, two-day, sessions (Fall and Winter) sign-up for one or both…
INSTRUCTOR:
Joyce Amend
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until October 22nd or February 18th
STARTS:
October 29th or February 25th
ENDS:
November 3rd or March 3rd
COST:
Resident $50.00 / $60.00 Non-resident
(includes kit)
LOCATION:
York Middle School
DAYS:
Thursdays
TIMES:
2:00pm – 4:00pm
White Pine Programs
Grades 1 – 4
Go further... Go deeper... Our all, outdoor Nature Club takes us
adventuring through the woods and waters behind Coastal. We’ll
be exploring, playing games, investigating natural mysteries and
strengthening our understanding and connections with nature.
Nature Club is an all-outdoor, program (even if it’s an indoor recess
day) – please send your child in clothes & footwear that can get
filthy, and well prepared for that day’s weather.
INSTRUCTOR:
White Pine Staff
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing until December 31st
STARTS/ENDS:
Winter Session-January 4th – March 21st
(no program 1/18 or 2/15)
Spring Session-March 28th – May 23rd
(no program 4/18) 8 weeks only
COST:
$100.00 Resident /$80.00 Spring only
$110.00 Non-resident
LOCATION:
Coastal Ridge Elementary
DAYS:
Mondays
TIMES:
3:00pm - 4:45 pm
Special Events
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Annual Lighting of the Nubble
Costume Parade and Halloween Hop
The York Parks and Recreation Department, with special help
from the York Police Department, is pleased to once again host
this Halloween event to be held Thursday, October 29th at
Village Elementary School. Included in the night’s events is a
costume parade that begins at the Town Hall at 4:30pm, and a
Halloween Hop, with great music and snacks. This event is sure to
have something for everyone in the family. Start planning those
costumes now and be sure to join us!
EVENT DATE:
Thursday, October 29th
COST:
FREE
LOCATION:
Parade at Town Hall- Hop at
DAY:
Thursday
TIME:
Costume Parade at 4:30pm – events to follow
until 6:30pm
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Trick or Treat Night in York
is Friday evening…
the night before Halloween!
We invite you to join us for this spectacular community event as we
kick off the holiday season with the Annual Lighting of the Nubble on
Saturday, November 28th, 2015. Festivities get underway at 5:00pm
at Sohier Park with entertainment including the York High School
Chamber Singers. The event includes traditional Christmas melodies
along with kiddie carols - something for the whole family. We’ll have
the ever popular visit from Santa who arrives by way of a York Beach
Fire Dept. ladder truck. We’ll count down together, the seconds
before the lighthouse is lit and adorned in its holiday lights. There’s
plenty of hot chocolate and cookies for all, so we hope you’ll mark
your calendar and plan to join us for this free community event.
A COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE. THE SHUTTLE WILL RUN FROM ELLIS PARK IN SHORT
SANDS BEACH FROM 3:30PM - 7:00PM.
Want to Build a Snowman?
Snowman Building Contest
January 1st – February 14th, 2016
Back by popular demand! Embrace the season and have some
fun in the snow this winter. All are invited to enter our Snowman
building contest. The rules are simple: build your masterpiece,
take a photo of it with the person/people who built or with an
identifying York Landmark in the background and post it to the
Parks and Recreation Department’s facebook page with the
entrant(s) full name and using hashtag: #yorkmaine. Prizes will be
awarded for the photos with the most “likes”. Contest will begin
January 1st and run through the Great Maine Outdoor Weekend on
February 14th.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
The following Festival of Lights Activities/Events
are sponsored by York Parks and Recreation Department.
8th Festival Of Art Student Showcase
We are thrilled to have the opportunity to share student art with the
community at this weekend showcase held at the York Art Association.
Special Thanks to the Wonderful art teachers from the York Schools
for making student art available for this show and to the York Art
Association for their generous hospitality. This showcase will be held
during the Festival of Lights Celebration however details regarding dates,
times and the opening reception are still being worked out, please be
sure to check our website in November at www.yorkparksandrec.org.
Festival of Lights Parade
2015 Festival of Lights
Friday, December 4th – Sunday, December 6th
The Festival of lights is held annually on the first weekend of
December to give thanks to the community for making York the
delightful place it is and to celebrate the warmth and tradition
of the season. The festival is hosted by a committee of business
people and citizens working together for the betterment of the
community. We hope that you’ll plan to attend and enjoy one or all
of the following events:
The Polar Express, Breakfast with Santa, Festival of Gingerbread
Houses, Greens and Wreaths Sale, Book Sale, Festival of Trees,
visits with Santa Claus, Student Art Exhibit, Christmas Tea, Holiday
Film Festival, Sing-a-Long, Lighting of the Village, Festival of Lights
Parade, A Christmas Carol theatre production, craft fairs, ornament
painting, and lots more…
Please be on the lookout for detailed festival flyers, complete
with event locations and times, to be distributed throughout the
community closer to the event.
The Festival of Lights is so successful, in large part, to the countless
number of volunteers who help with the numerous events and
programs that take place throughout the weekend. If you have any
interest in volunteering, please don’t hesitate to let us know. We
would welcome your help with any of the events and could surely
find a task that’s right for you.
Join us in kicking off York’s Holiday Season with the Festival of Lights
Parade. This event starts the holiday season on Saturday, December
5th at 4:30pm. Applications are available at the York Parks and
Recreation Office and on our website yorkparksandrec.org. All are
welcome!!! We would like to encourage the businesses in York to get
involved in this community parade. What a great way to advertise
your business and at the same time join in the spirit of the holidays
and be involved in your community…a friendly competitive spirit
could put a “best business’” banner on your float this year!!!
Festival of Lights “Jingle Junque”
& Luncheon Event
Visit the York Senior Center on Thursday, December 3rd , from
10:00am – 2:00pm and Friday, December 4th from 10:00am
– 2:00pm for this year’s Festival of Light’s Event at the Senior
Center. There’s sure to be something for everyone; “flea market”
treasures, costume jewelry table, and some craft items. A la Carte
Luncheon will be served both days from 11:00am – 1:00pm and
will include chili and hot dogs, chowder and more.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Festival of Lights Breakfast with Santa
Breakfast goodies provided
Children through age 12 (and their families) are welcome
to join the Parks and Recreation Department at The Lobster
Cove Restaurant on Long Sands Road, for Breakfast with Santa,
December 5th, from 8:00am - 10:00am for juice, muffins,
doughnuts, and other breakfast nibbles. Regular breakfast menu
will also be available. Start your day of festivity off enjoying
breakfast with Santa. Children have the opportunity to write and
mail their wish lists to Santa. (If you happen to write your letter at
home before you come, please include your name and address.).
He has promised us, that with the help of his elves, he’ll return
the correspondence. Your visit with Santa is on us, enjoy! You are
welcome to take your own personal photos with Santa.
REGISTRATION:
None
COST:
FREE - There is no charge for this event!
LOCATION:
Lobster Cove Restaurant,
Rte. 1A, Long Sands Beach
DAY:
Saturday, December 5th, 2015
TIME:
8:00am - 10:00am
Ornament Painting with Firefly Pottery
Back by popular demand!
Children, through age 12 are welcome to join the Parks and
Recreation Department and Firefly Pottery from Portsmouth, NH
on December 5th, from 1:00pm - 2:30pm for ornament painting.
What a great opportunity to make some beautiful ornaments for
your own tree or for gift-giving. Lots of ornament shapes to pick
from. After being painted, your ornaments will be kiln fired and
ready for pick up at the Parks and Recreation Office in about one
week. Firefly Pottery has generously offered a discounted children’s
rate of $3.00 per ornament for this special Festival of Lights program.
No pre-registration needed, just stop by and join the fun!
REGISTRATION:
No pre-registration needed.
COST:
$3.00 per child, per ornament
LOCATION:
York Middle School in the Cafeteria
DAY:
Saturday, December 5th
TIME:
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Life. Be in it!
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The Polar Express
‘Twas the night before the Festival …. and The Polar Express is
coming to town!
ADDITIONAL TIMES ADDED THIS YEAR!
Kick off the Festival of Lights celebration by joining us, in your
pajamas for this Polar Express Event. Your evening begins with a
“trolley express” ride through scenic York Beach. We’ll venture to
the Nubble Lighthouse to view its spectacular Christmas Lights. The
backdrop of the Lighted Nubble is the perfect spot for the telling of
the classic Chris Van Allsburg story THE POLAR EXPRESS. Upon our
return, we invite you to join us in the warm and cozy Daily Grind
Café for some of Santa’s favorites; hot chocolate and cookies. We
might even be lucky enough to have a visitor join us at the café
(hint: he’ll be dressed in red!). This is an evening your family won’t
want to miss; maybe you’ll even be chosen to receive the first gift
of Christmas!
SPACE IS VERY LIMITED FOR THIS EVENT AND REGISTRATION IS A
MUST! DUE TO SPACE RESTRICTIONS, RESIDENTS ONLY PLEASE!
Special thanks to Joshua’s Book of Dreams for donating a hardcopy
of THE POLAR EXPRESS to be read and raffled at each session of
this event and to the Daily Grind for their gracious hospitality.
REGISTRATION:
Ongoing, however space is limited
DATE:
TIME:
4:00pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm,
and 6:30pm - Please specify time choice when
registering
LOCATION:
The Daily Grind Café, Railroad Ave., York Beach
COST:
$12.00 per person
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Road Races
York Hospital Road and Cross Country Race
Turkey Trot
York Rotary presents the Annual Turkey Trot 5k USTAF certified
road race. The race will be held Saturday, November 28th at Village
Elementary School. Check-in and registration begins at 9:30am,
and the race begins at 11:00am. The Trot is a scenic 5K road race
through York Village and York Harbor. The race offers mile markers,
water, police traffic control, on course ambulance and professional
timing. T-shirts will be given to the first 200 registrants. Race to
benefit York Food Pantry and the York High School Track and Field
Program. Non-perishable donations for the food pantry accepted
during registration. Applications or online registration is available
at our website at www.yorkparksandrec.org.
EVENT DATE:
Saturday, November 28, 2015
COST:
$20.00 Pre-registration, mail-in
$22.00 Pre-registration, on-line
$25.00 Race Day
START LOCATION: York Village Elementary School
FINISH LOCATION: Town Hall
REGISTRATION:
Opens at 9:30am – Closes at 10:45pm
Enjoy this early summer run through scenic York Village and York
Harbor. For more information or to register contact York Hospital’s
Friendraising Office at 351-2228. Registration begins at 7:00am and
race start time is 8:30am.
EVENT DATE:
Saturday, June 4, 2016
COST:
$8.00 pre-reg. age 13 and under,
$15.00 pre-reg. 14 and up,
$40.00 pre-reg. family fee,
$20.00 ALL race day registrations
START LOCATION: York Hospital
END LOCATION:
York Hospital
TIME:
8:30am start
REGISTRATION:
Opens at 7:00am – 8:15am
York Rotary Club Four on the 4th
Monday, July 4th, 2016
Registration for this race will open on February 1st. Applications
or online registration will be available at our website at www.
yorkparksandrec.org.
Amidon Family Dentistry York Days 5K
Sunday, July 23rd, 2016
Registration for this race will open on February 1st. Applications
or online registration will be available at our website at www.
yorkparksandrec.org.
ROAD RACES
Employment Opportunities
The York Parks and Recreation Department is always looking for
program directors. If you feel you have a special area of interest
and enjoy working with kids, we’d like to talk to you! Program
directors are needed for programs like indoor soccer, basketball,
baseball/softball and lacrosse.
Special Notes of Appreciation
In Recognition of Our Community Partnership
We would also like to take this opportunity to once again recognize
and thank York Hospital for their continued support of our partnership.
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As partners, our goal is to connect with the community and to offer
a commitment to healthy lifestyles. The Hospital’s collaboration
with Parks and Recreation epitomizes their community
commitment and we thank them
In Recognition of Our Community Scholarship Program
Thank you to Stonewall Kitchen and York Community Services
Association for their continued support of our Community
Scholarship Program. Their generosity and efforts help to ensure
that Parks and Recreation Department Programs are available to all
young people in our community.
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Thank You Sponsors!
The York Parks and Recreation Department would like to thank all of you for your continued support throughout the years. The printing,
publishing and mailing of this brochure would not be possible without you, our sponsors. With your help, you have given us the latitude
to print a quality brochure that you can be proud to advertise in. Additionally, the money raised each year helps to support the programs
within this brochure. We would like to encourage the community to support these businesses with their patronage!
Abbott Bros., Inc.
207-363-3762
Estes Oil Burner Service, Inc.
207-363-4172
Roche Locksmith, Inc.
207-363-4492
York Art Association
207-363-4049
Anchorage Inn
207-363-5112
Family Ear, Nose & Throat, LLC
207-351-3525
Sentry Hill at York Harbor
207-363-5116
York Community Service
Association
207-363-8234
Atlantic Dental Associates
207-363-2406
Graystone Builders, Inc.
207-363-6085
Shoreline Construction
207-363-2972
Atlantic Orthodontic Center
207-363-7270
Hale’s Landscaping, Inc.
207-361-2800
Starkey Ford
207-363-2483
Autoworks, Inc.
207-439-4500
Infinite Imaging
207-363-4402
Stones Throw
207-361-3116
Bangor Savings Bank
207-363-0731
Leeward Landing Thrift Store
207-361-4085
Stonewall Kitchen
207-351-2712
Best Western York Inn
207-363-8903
Maine Center for Elder Law, LLC
207-467-3301
Union Bluff Hotel
207-363-1333
Camp Eaton
207-363-3424
Mainely Grass, Inc.
207-363-4724
VFW Post 6977 Boardman-Ellis
207-363-9827
Cape Neddick Lobster Pound
207-363-5471
Norma’s Restaurant
207-363-3233
When Pigs Fly
207-439-3114
Clark & Howell, LLC
207-363-5208
Pine Hill Excavation, Inc.
207-251-3501
Wild Willy’s Burgers
207-363-9924
Coastal Landscaping and
Garden Center, Inc.
207-363-6202
Rhodes Plumbing and Heating
207-439-0334
Williams Realty Partners
207-351-8188
York Family Dental
207-363-7102
York Hospital
207-363-4321
York House of Pizza
207-363-6171
York Golf and Tennis Club
207-363-0130
York Police Department
207-363-4444
York Trolley Company, LLC
207-363-9600
York’s Wild Kingdom
207-363-4911

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