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Portfolio 2012
Meredith radford
meredithradford.com | [email protected] | Biddeford, Maine | 207-710-7829
Freelance Graphic Design/Illustrator, 2010-Present
Outside Television (Formerly Resort Sports Network), Portland, MaineLead Designer, February 2010-March 2011Lead designer for Outside Television responsible for art direction and complete rebranding of company in 2010. Implemented corporate identity accross all stations and affiliate stations nationwide. Responsible for production management of all projects print and online. Conception and creation of all print and website work, worked closely with a variety of vendors, assisted in establishing marketing plans for 2010-2011.
Dietz Associates, Kennebunk, MaineDesigner, 2007-February 2010Responsible for conceptualization and design of graphic applications such as collateral material, books, corporate identities, and website interfaces, from concept to completion. Prepress and preflight knowledge, creativity, collaboration, and time management skills were essential.
Impact Communications, Halifax, Nova ScotiaDesigner, 2006-2007Responsible for conceptualization and design of graphic applications such as collateral material, advertising, corporate identities, and website interfaces, from concept to completion. Creativity, collaboration, and time management skills were essential.
Nova Scotia Community CollegeGraduated 04/2006, Diploma in Graphic Design
Concordia UniversityGraduated 09/2003, Bachelor Fine Arts, Studio & Design
· Professional level experience with design software: illustrator, photoshop, InDesign, Flash, Fireworks, Dreamweaver
· Excellent prepress knowledge· Web design and updating, experience with CSS· Social media applications· Responsible, strong time management, very organized· Conversational french, limited spanish· Outdoor enthusiast (surf, snowboard, run, bike, yoga, swim)· Traveler· Member of Surfrider Foundation, Northern New England Chapter
Education
Experience
Skills & Interests
Meredith radfordmeredithradford.com | [email protected] | Biddeford, Maine | 207-710-7829
Outside Television
Various
2010-2011
1Piece No.
Outside Television
Print Ads
2010-2011
2Piece No.
Outside Television
Print Ads
2010-2011
3Piece No.
4Piece No.
Heartwood College of Art
Award Catalogue
2009
2009
Kennebunk, MaineState Regional Affiliate
Heartwood College of Art
Scholastic Art Awards
The Great State of Maine
AthenA AndoniAdesGrade12Lewiston High SchoolArt Teachers: Nathaniel Meyer, Jody Dube Painting: Paint Boxsilver Key
Sculpture: BustGold Key
teryn AustinGrade12Rangeley Lakes Regional High SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonDrawing: Sierrasilver Key
Computer Art: Self Portraithonorable MentionPortfolio: Computer Arthonorable MentiondylAn BeAnGrade 12Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonComputer Art: Car RideGold Key
American Vision
Ben BourGeoisGrade 12Brunswick High SchoolArt Teacher: Jennie DriscollDesign Jewelry: Apple Wormhonorable MentionSculpture: Iron Birdhonorable Mention
nicholAs BridGesGrade 11Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonDigital Photography: Davidhonorable MentionDigital Photography: Summer ReflectionGold Key
rosAlind BroKAwGrade 12George Stevens AcademyArt Teacher: Katherine GreenePainting: Self PortraitGold Key
American VisionPrintmaking: Bubbles in BlueGold Key
MichAel ButlerGrade 12Lewiston High SchoolMentor: Mercedes GastonguayDrawing: Twogether Housesilver Key
eMily christensenGrade 11Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonDrawing: Alfred, Boriss and Conniesilver Key
GAetAn dAVisGrade 11Brunswick High SchoolArt Teacher: Jennie DriscollDigital Photography: In the Chicken CoopGold Key
American Vision
MeAGhAn dAyGrade 12Wiscasset High SchoolArt Teacher: Sarah SutterDigital Photography: Patinahonorable Mention
tiM deBloisGrade 10Monmouth AcademyArt Teacher: Elizabeth SokoloffDrawing: Self-Portraithonorable Mention
MAGGie edKinsGrade 12Berwick AcademyArt Teacher: Raegan RussellDrawing: Coming of AgeGold Key
Painting: The Friendly ToastGold KeyAmerican Vision
sierrA edwArdsGrade 12Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Kyna PitulaCeramics & Glass: Raku Vesselhonorable Mention
ABiGAil FosterGrade 9Wiscasset High SchoolArt Teacher: Sarah SutterCeramics & Glass: Let Them Eatsilver Key
rAchel FreihoFF-lewinGrade 12Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonDigital Photography: Summer Splash
honorable MentionnicK GAryGrade 12Noble High SchoolArt Teacher: Kate MochonDrawing: A Forgotten Agehonorable Mention
JessicA GAssMAnGrade 12Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Deborah RobinsonDesign Jewelry: Peace Sign Linkshonorable Mention
AliViA GouldGrade 9Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Marnie RollersonCeramics & Glass: NumbersGold Key
douGlAss hAleyGrade 12Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonDrawing: MultiMediaMEGold Key
American VisionPortfolio: Artsilver Key
AMeliA hAzenGrade 10Berwick AcademyArt Teacher: Raegan RussellPainting: The Flow of Bloodsilver Key
AlexAndrA hoodGrade 9Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Jae-Eun PilsburyDrawing: Self-portraitsilver Key
elizA huGhesGrade 11Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Geoffrey DrewDigital Photography: Househonorable Mention
niKA KArlssonGrade 11Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Geoffrey DrewDrawing: Still Life- Suspensionhonorable Mention
MAdeline KinzlyGrade 12Berwick AcademyArt Teacher: Raegan RussellSculpture: Pod Formsilver Key
Sculpture: The Great Wallhonorable Mention
Ari KohornGrade 12Brunswick High SchoolArt Teacher: Jennie DriscollPainting: REMbrant’s Alice in Wonderlandhonorable MentionPrintmaking: The Life of Ymirsilver Key
christiAnA lAuzonGrade 11Oak Hill High SchoolArt Teacher: Matthew MeyerPainting: PromiseGold Key
KAylee leAchGrade 11 George Stevens AcademyArt Teacher: Katherine GreenePainting: Sunset Above Brooksilver Key
BryAn leclAirGrade 12Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Jody DubeSculpture: Pandora’s BoxGold Key
Kelsey linnellGrade 11Rangeley Lakes Regional SchoolArt Teacher: Sonja JohnsonPainting: Lilliessilver Key
KirK MAcKenzieGrade 12Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Kyna PitulaSculpture: Robotsilver Key
BrittAny MArtinGrade 10Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Nathaniel MeyerPainting: Self PortraitGold Key
PeGGy MAthenyGrade 11Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Jody DubeCeramics & Glass: Slab Vessel 2silver Key
seAn McGuireGrade 12Brunswick High SchoolArt Teacher: Jennie DriscollPainting: Self-Portrait: With ScarfGold Key
sAM MoKlerGrade 11Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Kattie ReaganDrawing: Farm Antiqueshonorable Mention
luKAs PoissonGrade 12Lewiston High SchoolArt Teacher: Jody DubeSculpture: Peace BombGold Key
VitA PooleGrade 10George Stevens AcademyArt Teacher: Katherine GreeneMixed Media: Forest Deephonorable Mention
GABrielle PowellGrade 12Bonney Eagle High SchoolArt Teachers: Margaret Maxwell, Edgar TwilleyDrawing: Fighthonorable Mention
KiAh rAyMondGrade 9Kennebunk High SchoolArt Teacher: Marnie RollersonMixed Media: Untitled (Cranes)honorable Mention
Artists
2 0 0 9 S C H O L A S T i C A R T AWA R D S
Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.“
–Edgar Degas
w w w. H e a r t w o o d C o l l e g e o f A r t . o r g
The Jury committee for the adjudication
of the Scholastic Art Awards 2009
was comprised of Heartwood’s most
esteemed faculty. They have not only
taught Foundation and studio classes
at a college level for many years,
but are working artists in their field.
These years of professionalism offered
expertise knowledge in mediums
including oil painting, pastel, drawing,
printmaking, ceramics, fiber art, jewelry
and photography. Their ability to
constructively evaluate pieces based on
individual merit, was a coordinated effort
and an invaluable component to the
process of defining “the next generation
of artists” in Maine.
Teachers affect eternity;
one can never tell where
their influence stops.–Hans Hofmann“
Jurors
2 0 0 9 S c H o l A S T i c A r T AwA r d S
2009 Statistics
Maine regionals of Scholastic
Art Awards
Schools participated
48
Schools that won Awards 14
Teachers registered
41
Teachers with winning students 24
Student total
221
Students who won Awards 56
individual works submitted
235
Portfolios pieces
208
ToTal works
443
Individual awards
Gold Key
27
Silver Key
17
Honorable Mention
23
ToTal
67
american Vision
5
Portfolio awards
Gold Key
2
Silver Key
2
Honorable Mention
1
ToTal
5
ToTal awarDs
77
Peac
e B
omb,
lu
KAS
Po
iSS
on
Fruit and Veggie Landscape, AnTHony VAnGeli
Dissatisfied, Abby SzoTKowSKi
But We Are Not Really Here At All, dAnielle wAlTon
Gold Key Awards continued
w w w. H e a r t w o o d c o l l e g e o f A r t . o r g
Proven Film Fest
DVD Package
5Piece No.
2008
6Piece No.
Salt Shaker Deli
Identity & Advert
2007
7Piece No.
SMMC Visiting Nurses
Annual Report
2009 Heartfelt Home care for 100 years!
Dottie Valentine represents one of the many individuals who have
received care and support from SMMC Visiting Nurses over the past
century. Dottie isn’t one to mince words. She knows what she likes,
dismisses what she doesn’t and has a delightful charm that is hard to resist.
She is independent and prefers to stay that way. But at 90 years of age,
it is challenging to live on her own. A variety of ailments related to her
advanced age require professional attention. The key to ensuring Dottie’s
independence, as it has been for thousands of individuals in southern
Maine over the past 100 years, is SMMC Visiting Nurses.
SMMC Visiting Nurses has evolved from a single person entity to a
national award-winning 70-person organization that was named to the
2008 HomeCare Elite, a compilation of the most successful Medicare-
certified home health care providers in the United States.
“We serve all of York County with the very best home care services,” notes
Elaine Brady, RN, MHSA, executive director of SMMC Visiting Nurses and
an employee for 27 years. “Our affiliation with Southern Maine Medical
Center enables us to provide the highest level of coordinated care with
electronic medical records that work in synch with the hospital’s system.
Physicians log on and receive reports from our nurses and therapists in the
field that provide updates on the status of their patients living at home.
With the aging of the population in Maine, the need for our services is
growing every day.”
According to a community study initiated by SMMC Visiting Nurses, people
65 years and older will comprise 16 percent of the population in York
County by 2012, a number that has increased over the past few years
as retirees choose to move to the southern Maine coast to enjoy the
advantages of the lifestyle here.
The growth in the aging population creates challenges for SMMC Visiting
Nurses. “We receive funding from private donations and some municipali-
ties,” says Elaine, “but in challenging economic times towns and individuals
are tightening their spending. Yet the need continues to grow.”
For Dottie, who was born just a few years after SMMC Visiting Nurses was
founded, the service represents more than independence. Her nurse,
Barbara Ingraham, RN, CDE, CWCN, has become a friend.
“The care she provides means a lot to me,” says Dottie, who has received
cardiac, diet and ostomy care for several years. “She boosts my morale,
gives me confidence and makes my day every time she visits. I look
forward to seeing her.”
This is a very special year for SMMC Visiting Nurses. We are
celebrating the delivery of a century of high quality heartfelt
home care to York County. Now we can add “award-winning” to
that statement. With the recent receipt of the 2008 HomeCare
Elite Award for quality and performance, we were recognized
as one of the most successful Medicare-certified home health
care providers in the United States. This annual review identifies
the top 25 percent of agencies, ranked by an analysis of perfor-
mance measures in quality outcomes, quality improvement and financial performance.
As a full-service home health agency, SMMC Visiting Nurses provides home visits which
include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language pathol-
ogy, medical social work counseling and home health aide contacts for assistance with
personal hygiene and activities of daily living. Our nursing expertise is available to our
patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We work closely with physicians in developing
plans of care so that each home health patient achieves the highest possible level of
independence and rehabilitation.
SMMC Visiting Nurses maintains a walk-in nurse clinic at our 72 Main Street location, which
provides residents with easy access to numerous preventive health screening tests, and,
of course, annual flu shots. We offer an extensive diabetes program and diabetic sup-
port groups. In addition, we manage the Breast & Cervical Health Program for all of York
County (no cost mammograms and pelvic exams for eligible women 40-64 years of age.)
We also provide a free loan closet of medical equipment (walkers, commodes, wheel-
chairs, etc.) at no charge. We started a Telehealth Monitoring Program (Well@Home) that
helps patients with chronic needs check their vital signs daily for close observation and
compliance with doctor’s orders.
We’ve grown a lot in a century and there will no doubt be even more remarkable advanc-
es in the years ahead. We sincerely appreciate all of the support of our professsional staff,
volunteers and those in the community who provide financial support. We look forward to
the next 100 years!
SMMC Visiting Nurses was
originally founded as the Kennebunk
Public Health Association in 1909
by the Parsons Family in order to
provide a public health nurse to
the Town of Kennebunk. Since that
humble beginning on the second
floor of the Pythian Building on Main
Street, the organization has evolved
and changed, just like the delivery
of health care. The one constant,
though, has been continuous service
in the provision of home visits and
health promotion activities to the
community.
A home care Valentine
Elaine Brady, RN, MHSA
executive Director
StatiStical RepoRtMay 1, 2007 to April 30, 2008
All Programs: 5,948 patients seenHome Care Program:In-Home Visits: 1,557 patients
Skilled Nursing 11,483
Physical Therapy 4,330
Occupational Therapy 882
Speech Therapy 1,751
Medical Social Work 277
Home Health Aide 2,326
Total visits 21,051Clinical & Education/Support Programs:
Clinics held: 300+
Patients seen: 4,391Adults & Children 5,494 contacts
Flu shots 2,912
Blood pressures 985
Mammograms 83
Routine foot care 104
TB tests 77
Other tests 945
Education/Support 388Free Loan Medical Equipment:Pieces of medical equipment loaned 141Blood Drives: June/Dec
188 units
Education & Support Programs:Diabetes Support Programs: Classes, one-on-one counseling in person & by phone- over 130 individuals seen(Plus monthly support groups offered)Pre-Diabetes Classes initiated in 2008Breast & Cervical Health Program:Free pap smears & mammograms for eligible
women 40-64 years. (83 women served.)Telehealth Monitoring: 53 chronically ill patients benefited
Joan Baines Inmemoryof EdwardBainesHazel Bernier InmemoryofLeoA.BernierDr. Germain and Kathleen Binette InmemoryofMaryDery andWalterHirstTheresa Bowdon Inmemoryof MarettaSnowDorothy J. Butler Inmemoryof MartinaButlerAnn Butler
InmemoryofJimButlerMagdalene Came Inmemoryof CharlesCameEdward L. Caron, Jr. Inmemoryof LorraineM.TibbettsMarilyn E. Daggett-Cote InmemoryofLenaHillDan Dickerson Inmemoryof JanetDickersonGena Drown Inmemoryof RuthBoardmanRuth Fleming Inmemoryof ReginaldI.HalePhyllis A. Gerson Inmemoryof JulianJ.GersonMr. and Mrs. Gerard Guilbeault Inmemoryof JeanneM.GuilbeaultNina Heiser Inmemoryof TimothyL.WalshRichard Lamberts Inmemoryof VernaLambertsVN
Rita M. Lavigne Inmemoryof AndreLavigneRaymond Mailhot Inmemoryof ConradSt.OngeIsabelle McNally Inmemoryof RuthBibberMary Morsey Inmemoryof MadelineN.HadiarisMary Morsey Inmemoryof TeddyA.MorseyDavid and Aurelia Pitman InmemoryofPauland VivienPitmanDavid C. Purcell, Jr. Inmemoryof DavidC.PurcellPaul Rousseau Inmemoryof JasonLambertJudith A. Tobin Inmemoryof RobertM.TobinAngelo M. Tucci, Jr. Inmemoryof MaryA.TucciLawrence W. Ward InmemoryofAliceWardErwin C. Warren Inmemoryof YvetteL.WarrenDavid M. Watnick Inmemoryof AdelineB.WatnickEdna Wentworth Inmemoryof A.BaileyWentworthin memoRy of ViRginia H. andRewS:Virginia Chagnon Paul Coughlin Larry Dwight
Virginia Folley Joseph Foster Virginia Freeman Marion H. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes Linda L. Johnson Susan R. and Peter A. Johnson Inez Kimball Richard Lamberts Laura Laury Mrs. Joseph Lyman Joyce B. Miller Betty Ann Morris Tom and Shirley Murphy Harry and Cindy Musikas Earle J. Patterson Carol Reams Elwood Sleeper & Daughters Smithwick & Clarke Insurance, Inc. Mrs. Inez Snowdon Staff at Marlows Wilda W. Thurlow Judith A. Tobin Mrs. Helen M. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Vaughan Norman L. Wack Adrian and Ann Wallace Aileen P. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh Barbara H. White-Black
in memoRy of KatHeR-ine KeaRnS BRownBrad and Jennifer Paige Anne I. Reed
in memoRy of peaRl colemanJames CummingsLarry Dwight Charles and Gail Alling Wes and Leanne Johnson Kennebunk Savings Bank
Fran S. Kessler-Richardson Nancy Meehan Anne I. Reed Stephen and Margaret Russell Seacoast Garden Club Wilda W. Thurlow
in memoRy of aRlene HutcHinS foR Joanne wRBa memoRial nuRS-ing ScHolaRSHip fundDaniel and Sarah BeardScott Bloom and Shawn O’NeilVictor K. ChewningMildred GreaneyKennebunk Rescue Association Board of Directors
Josephine D. KezarFran and Trudy MatthewsKen and Rose MeierRuth Merriam
in memoRy of noRma S. lapieRReClaire M. AdamsGwendolyn W. BeachMelinda Carter and FamilyThe Family of Dorance Drown Joseph FosterArdath N. GrayDavid A. GrayLouis and Carolyn GregoireInez KimballLarry and Christie LapierreNeil and Diane Lapierre Sheila McMahonMetta NadeauBill and Jane ObermeyerMargaret RussellJoan Stevens and FamilyAileen P. WarrenJanet F. Wentworth
Memorial donationS 2008
We billed patients for:Total billed revenues for home health services delivered:
$ 3,180,517
Not received from insurances or from patients without insurance or ability to pay:
$ (320,017)
Total revenue from other clinical services: $ 210,828
Total net revenues
$ 3,071,328
We spent
Salaries, wages and benefits
$ 2,455,715
Supplies and expenses
$ 571,020
Provision for bad debts
$ 26,736
Depreciation
$ 44,203
Total operating expenses
$ 3,097,674
(Loss) income from operations
$ (26,346)
Total non-operating revenues (donations & income on investments) $ 194,883
Excess of revenues & gains over expenses
$ 168,537
Smmc ViSiting nuRSeS financial RepoRt(Compilation Review of revenues and expenses for fiscal year ending April 30, 2008)
Payor PercentagesMedicare 71%
Medicare/EIM 9%Private Insurance 20%
Operating ExpensesSupplies 19%
Depreciation 1%Benefits 14%
Bad Debt 14% Wages 66%
Financial Report 2008
Heartfelt home care
Celebrating
100 Years of
2009 AnnuAl RepoRt
Surfrider Foundation
Various
8Piece No.
2009-2011
and
Join Surfrider’S NortherN New eNglaNd Chapter for the aNNual fuNdraiSer at flatbread
tueSday, MarCh 9 at 5pMMuSiC, food, fuN, prizeS!
flatbread, portlaNdWith special guest
ed Mazzarella from Surfrider NatioNal
Thanks to Flatbread for donating a percentage of pizza sales throughout the event to Surfrider NNe
for more info visit www.Surfrider.org/NNe
SurfSlice
Northern New England Chapter
SURF SLICE+
Maine Chapter
JOIN SURFRIDER’S MAINE CHAPTER FOR THEIR ANNUAL FUNDRAISER
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AT 5PMFLATBREAD, PORTLAND
MUSIC, FOOD, FUN, PRIZES!
THANKS TO FLATBREAD FOR DONATING A PERCENTAGE OF PIZZA SALES THROUGHOUT THE EVENT TO SURFRIDER MAINEMORE INFO AT WWW.SURFRIDER.ORG/NNE + ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE
Goose Rocks Beach access LawsuitRecently private property owners in Goose Rocks Beach, Kennebunkport, filed a declaratory judgment suit against the Town of Kennebunkport for allowing the public to use the “private” portion of their beach.The suit seeks to force the town to recognize that certain landowners own their property down to the low water mark. The town of Kennebunkport filed a counterclaim. We see our participation as vital and seek not only to protect the public’s rights on Goose Rocks beach, but to potentially expand the public’s right to access along the entire Maine Coast.
hiGGins Beach PaRkinG LotThanks to the generous financial commitments from our partners, the Town of Scarborough and Land for Maine’s Future, we are just $25,000 away from purchasing the Higgins Beach parking lot and providing access to Higgins Beach forever! We have until March 15, 2010 to raise this last bit of funding. If you are interested in making a donation please see a Surfrider member, or donations can be made online at www.surfrider.org/nne
Rise aBove PLastics Surfrider NNE is working with Maine Natural Resources Council on LD367 -a bill to reduce plastic in the wastestream. This bill was turned into a resolve last spring to direct Maine retailers to develop a Memorandum of Understanding with the State to voluntarily reduce the use of disposable shopping bags. Surfrider NNE will be involved with the goal setting process and hopes to then help measure progress of the group. There is a possibility of drafting a new bill for legislature to review in the coming year if this program is deemed inadequate.
LonG sands Beach nouRishment PRojectSurfrider is working with local surfers,fishermen and the town of York to get promise from the Army Corps that this site won't be used for dumping this debris from the bottom of the Piscataqua River.
Goose Rocks Beach access LawsuitRecently private property owners in Goose Rocks Beach, Kennebunkport, filed a declaratory judgment suit against the Town of Kennebunkport for allowing the public to use the “private” portion of their beach.The suit seeks to force the town to recognize that certain landowners own their property down to the low water mark. The town of Kennebunkport filed a counterclaim. We see our participation as vital and seek not only to protect the public’s rights on Goose Rocks beach, but to potentially expand the public’s right to access along the entire Maine Coast.
hiGGins Beach PaRkinG LotThanks to the generous financial commitments from our partners, the Town of Scarborough and Land for Maine’s Future, we are just $25,000 away from purchasing the Higgins Beach parking lot and providing access to Higgins Beach forever! We have until March 15, 2010 to raise this last bit of funding. If you are interested in making a donation please see a Surfrider member, or donations can be made online at www.surfrider.org/nne
Rise aBove PLastics Surfrider NNE is working with Maine Natural Resources Council on LD367 -a bill to reduce plastic in the wastestream. This bill was turned into a resolve last spring to direct Maine retailers to develop a Memorandum of Understanding with the State to voluntarily reduce the use of disposable shopping bags. Surfrider NNE will be involved with the goal setting process and hopes to then help measure progress of the group. There is a possibility of drafting a new bill for legislature to review in the coming year if this program is deemed inadequate.
LonG sands Beach nouRishment PRojectSurfrider is working with local surfers,fishermen and the town of York to get promise from the Army Corps that this site won't be used for dumping this debris from the bottom of the Piscataqua River.
The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit, grassroots environmental organization dedicated to protecting and preserving our world's oceans, waves and beaches. Our Foundation is made up of over 50,000 activists
and 64 chapters across the United States and Puerto Rico, along with international affiliates in Japan, Europe, Australia and Brazil.
www.suRfRideR.oRG/nne
The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit, grassroots environmental organization dedicated to protecting and preserving our world's oceans, waves and beaches. Our Foundation is made up of over 50,000 activists
and 64 chapters across the United States and Puerto Rico, along with international affiliates in Japan, Europe, Australia and Brazil.
www.suRfRideR.oRG/nneNorthern New England Chapter Northern New England Chapter
Current missions Current missionsSURFRIDER NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER SURFRIDER NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER
foR moRe info on any of these issues oR to Get invoLved PLease visit www.suRfRideR.oRG/nne
foR moRe info on any of these issues oR to Get invoLved PLease visit www.suRfRideR.oRG/nne
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9Piece No.
Port Bakery and Cafe
Pure. Fresh. Delicious.BAKERY CAFEANDPORT
oPen Daily 6am-6Pmall day breakfast + lunch
eat in + take outall made in-house.
181 Port roaDlower villageKennebunK207-967-2263Fr
ee w
i-FiBig Tops.
Identity & Advert
Captivating Coffee.
introduCing new fresh roasts from:
open daily 6am-6pmall day breakfast + lunch
eat in + take outbaked goods + specialty items
all made in-house.
181 port roadlower villageKennebunK207-967-2263
pure. fresh. deliCious.BAKERY CAFEANDPORT
free
wi-f
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2009
Kennebunk Land Trust
Piece No.
10 Kennebunk Land Trust 9th annual
Dinner& Auction
Friday, May 1st St. Martha Church Hall Route One Kennebunk
Cocktails & Preview 5:00 pm Live & Silent Auctions Featuring:
Professional Auctioneer Hap Moore & Local Favorite Joe Foster
Advance Reservations Required $55/per or $100/pair
Dinner choices: Filet Mignon, Seafood or Vegetarian Speciality To preview some of the items visit www.kennebunklandtrust.org
Visa/Mastercard Welcome
Kennebunk Land Trust 11 York Street Kennebunk, ME 04043 207.985.8734
Poster
2009
11Piece No.
Wells Reserve
Interpretive Signage
2009
12Piece No.
SMMC
Poster
One Medical Center Drive I Biddeford, Maine 04005 I 207-283-7000 I www. smmc.org
Live on the coast. Join the team at Southern Maine Medical Center and enjoy a lifestyle that’s perfect for you and your family. One of Maine’s leading hospitals (repeatedly named One of the Top Hospitals in the Nation for Patient Satisfaction). Great schools (grade schools, high schools and colleges). Spectacular beaches (Maine’s best). No traffic jams (what are those?) Friendly people (once you’re here, you stay). Mountains less than an hour away. And just a stone’s throw from the cosmopolitan flavor and culture of Portland and Boston.
Choose a life not just a career. Join the team at Southern Maine Medical Center.
F O l lO w yO u r d r e a m s .
T h e co a s T C a l l s .
PrimeCare Physicians
2009
Dan Viehmann Magician
Identity & Mailer
2008
DAN VIEHMANN207 967 3619
www.amazingviehmann.com
13Piece No.
Dietz Associates
Shirt Design
2009
14Piece No.
15Piece No.
Various
Logos
2008-2011
