Mugford promoted at TD Bank

Scarborough resident Dawn Mugford has been promoted to senior vice president at TD Bank in South Portland, according to a press release from the company.

In her new position, Mugford will serve as retail credit risk portfolio manager, responsible for leading a team of specialists to provide in-depth analysis for customers, evaluating the risk and performance of their retail banking portfolios.

Mugford has more than 25 years of experience in the banking field, having joined TD in 1988 in Toronto, Canada. During her time with TD, Mugford has served as a credit analyst, senior auditor, finance manager and senior credit risk manager, before moving to Maine in 2011, where she was most recently TD’s vice president of retail credit risk.

Mugford volunteers with a number of local organizations, including the Maine Cancer Foundation, Tri for a Cure, Tri-Maine and the Project Dominica Mission. She is a 1993 graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

My Sister’s Keeper to host mentor training

My Sister’s Keeper, a mentoring ministry for women in transition from corrections, will facilitate a mentor training session for interested mentors and community volunteers on Saturday, March 8, from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Cape Elizabeth United Methodist Church, Route 77, Cape Elizabeth.

My Sister’s Keeper provides mentors for women transitioning from incarceration to community. Mentors strive to empower women to make positive choices for their spiritual, physical, emotional and mental health needs. Working collaboratively with faith groups, community groups, and government agencies, the organization assists women with the resources they need and provides mentors with direction, through training, practical and emotional support.

To register or for more information, contact Kelly Dell’Aquila, Director of Services at My Sister’s Keeper at 712-5962 or mysisterskeeper@ceumc.org.

Alzheimer’s-related financial planning workshop set

The Maine chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association will present a free legal and financial planning workshop on Tuesday, March 18, from 6-7:30 p.m. at its office at 383 U.S. Route 1, Suite 2C, Scarborough.

The program will provide information for families and individuals dealing with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. The interactive two-part program will give attendees a chance to learn about important legal and financial issues to consider, how to put plans in place, and how to access legal and financial resources.

The program will cover the following topics:

• Making legal plans that fit your needs.

• Legal documents you’ll need and what they mean for all of you.

• How to find legal and financial assistance.

• Practical strategies for making a long-term plan of care.

• Tax deductions and credits.

• Government programs that can help pay for care.

This program is free, however advanced registration is required. Contact bkirkpatrick@alz.org or call 772-0115 or 800-272-3900 for more information and/or to register.

SMCC announces fall semester dean’s list

Southern Maine Community College recently announced the fall semester dean’s list. Local students earning the distinction include:

Cape Elizabeth:

Deborah Hilton, Amber Powell, Brian Wissley, Brian Stephenson, Angus Garfield, Timothy Pollick, Derek Hall, Margreet Gilda-Keijzer, Paul Geoffrion, Elizabeth Mackie, Natalie Charles, Lisa Miele, Patrick Gildard, Kathleen Runyon, Calvin Seekins, Miranda Newman, Ian Leonard and McClaran Hayes

Scarborough:

Antonio Martell, Brian Cashman, Aurora Leach, Nicholas Stanley, Haley Rice, Tyler Millett, Analisa Griggs, Stephen Moulton, Garrett Kelley, Timothy Visich, Blake Brubach, Kristen Taylor, Brittany Cook, Mavis Kwakutse, John Collins, Shannon Richardson, Erin Mogolowitz, Nadezda Hinds, Stephen Sebestyen, Leanne Collins, Joseph Gould, Brigitte Gorman, Theresa Call, Joshua Morgan, Austin Madden, Paul Synnefakis, Ashley Poidomani, Suzanne Wallner, Lisa McCrillis, Lori Fletcher, Ami DeRienzo, Anna Rogers, Jason Quirk, Jayme Lappin, Nathan Morris, Gerard Grondin, Kiyonah Watson, Ken Burkett, Zhan Luu, Jonelle Foley, Benjamin Estee, Stefano Caiazzo, Lance Hutchins, Mariah Randall, Anthony Simpson, Brendan Cassidy, Jenna Libby and Samuel McDonald.

South Portland:

Victoria McLaughlin, Elissa Mulligan, Cathleen Dubosky, Katherine Brostek, Christine Young, Claire Ruozzi, Jessie Lawford, Christie-Marie Penney, Jesse McLeod, Biser Igov, Brian Leonard, Christopher Deschamps, Ikram Ali, Amber Paradis, Daniel Carriveau, John Sola, Jamie Vosmus, Sarah Thorne, Aaron Kirouac, Christopher Trimmer, Jennifer Cotter, Christopher Trimmer, Michelle Zang, Brett Price, Adair Doe, Julie Suiter, Jennifer Webb, Michael Weddington, Joseph Boutin, Deidre Nowlin, Paula Gentile, Kayle Day, Jacilyn Spencer, Jamie Anthony, Jillian Sternberg, Jennifer Connor, Erin Feeney, Todd Lee, Heather Brooks, Phillip Cormier, Georgia Jamo, Sakura Obler, Richard Weymouth, Paul Farren, Katherine Small, Michael Zarate, Matthew Stiteler, Christopher Holmstrom, Julia Frothingham, Scott Donnellan, Jonathan Sarbanis, Andrew Fessenden, Elizabeth Lako, Kelsey Vachon, Eileen Foley, Brandi McKenzie, Melissa Rideout, Giovanni Aramendiz, Tina Owen, Makayla Macklin, Brian Gallant, Alexander Hoffman, Dayla Babula, Thomas Rezansoff, Joshua Jones, Saikumar Guntaka, Crystal Smith, Willoughby Andrews, Cameron Smith, Yana Fessenko, Scott Layton, Nicholas Alexander, Faustin Hakizimana, Peter York, Joseph Cormier, Gabriel Sobczak, Michelle Roberts, Heidi Green, Jeffrey Meuse, Manuel Andrade, Spencer Lloyd-Rees, Olga Green, Igor Ten, Jamie Fisher, Thomas Evans, Chloe Kramer, Michael Howrilka, Wilson Smith, Jennifer Oliver, Kelsey Gosselin, Daren Smith, Kim Theriault, Margaret Demetros, Kelsey Witham, Josette Hakizimana, Caitlin Jones, Mackenzie Kennedy, Kishma Hendricks-Wade, Archana Tulasi, Elizabeth Zelnick, Saman Baghestani, Andrew Mandell, Adrienne Taylor, Daniel Hodgkins, Erin Monaghan, Roderick Bachmann, Timothy Gilman, Ryan Towne, Deborah Mattson, Lindsay Brown, Sarah Bragdon, Brianne Casson, David Heywood, Tracy Kelly, Jacob Bruce, Nicole Gallagher, Danielle O’Neill, Colby Brown, Nicholas Fagone, Jason Battle, Xianxiu Xie and Benjamin Alexander.

Deadline for Wet Paint Auction is March 28

The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust has begun accepting artist submissions to the organization’s seventh

annual juried Wet Paint Auction, one of Maine’s premiere art auction events. Artist entries will be juried by

Dan Kany, art historian, author, and art critic for the Maine Sunday Telegram/Portland Press Herald.

The Wet Paint Auction will be held on Sunday, July 13.

Interested artists are invited to submit two images of orginal plein-air paintings in any medium for juried consideration. Samples must be submitted as digital images on CD or electronically via email.

For more information and submission form: http://capelandtrust.org/paintforpreservation/2014/.

Dawn Mugford