Hockey anyone?

The Bonny Eagle Ice Hockey Association along with the Standish Kiwanis Club and Standish Recreation are hosting the Second Annual Southern Maine Pond Hockey Tournament Jan. 24-25.

Located at Kiwanis Beach on Route 25, the event is modeled after the World Pond Hockey Tournament held in Canada, and will consist of two days of play, bragging rights, and good old fashion fun.

The two day tournament consists of 4-on-4 play with modified nets and no goalies. Each team is guaranteed three games. There are three divisions entrants can join; co-ed recreational, co-ed competitive, and women’s.

The Standish Kiwanis Club will provide a warming hut and use of the clubhouse for registration. Concessions will be provided by Standish Recreation.

The cost is $250 per team, or $50 per individual. All proceeds from the two-day event will benefit the Bonny Eagle Ice Hockey Association, the Kiwanis Club and Standish recreation.

If weather does not permit, back up dates for the tournament will be Jan. 31-Feb. 1. To register or for more information contact Pat Fecteau at 642-3764 or Linda Brooks at 642-2875.

Graduate classes

Saint Joseph’s College of Maine has announced two online graduate programs in Catholic school leadership, consisting of a specialty within the Master of Science in Education degree and also a four course graduate certificate.

The 36-credit Master of Science in Education degree in Catholic school leadership combines 24 credit hours of graduate education courses and 12 credit hours of theology courses. The graduate certificate consists of nine credit hours of graduate education courses and three credit hours of a theology course.

These master’s degree programs are designed for practitioners working within K-12 Catholic schools who want to move toward supervisory roles such as vice principal, principal, dean, or similar leadership positions.

All courses are offered online, every course begins once per month, and optional summer courses are offered. Students associated with dioceses that have signed agreements with Saint Joseph’s College will receive application fee waivers along with a tuition reduction for each online course.

For more information, visit www.sjcme.edu/msed or call the graduate admissions office at 800-752-4723.

Debris drop-off

The Standish transfer station is accepting debris caused by the recent ice storm. If it isn’t buried in 10 feet of snow, bring it down by the end of the year.

Pancake breakfast

The Bonny Eagle Swim Boosters are hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser at the Windham Applebees on Jan. 18 from 8-10 a.m. The proceeds will help pay for pool time for both the high school and middle school swim teams. The cost is $5 per person and can be purchased by emailing swimteambreakfast@gmail.com and leaving your name and contact information. A member of the boosters will contact you with the necessary information.

PTO

The Steep Falls Parent Teacher group invites all parents of Steep Falls students to help plan enriching activities your children. The group meets the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Steep Falls Elementary on Boundary Road.

Holiday Spirit

The following are the winners of the Holiday decorating contest put on by Standish Recreation. First place, for the second year in a row was awarded to 164 Harmon Hill Road. Second place was awarded to 108 Bonny Eagle Road, and 8 Bluff Drive took home the third place trophy. All winners were awarded prizes from Standish Recreation.

Friday

Memory Lane welcomes the Sneeky Pete Band.

Saturday

Farmer’s Market in the Steep Falls Library on Route 113 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Flowers, veggies, baked goods crafts and more.

Love Child performs at Memory Lane Music Hall.