The SMCC Beacon

Reader Loves Story on Coping Skills  I was looking for an article on the Beacon that I could personally relate to. I saw the title of your article Peace in the Panic and it caught my eye. In your first paragraph you had talked about going to the hospital because you felt that you were… Read more

by Katherine Compton Thirty-two year old Rebecca Thompson grew up in a small home in Steep Falls, Maine where life wasn’t always what it should have been. Having grown up around multiple addicts and a lot of poor choices, Rebecca has grown to be a truly remarkable person and has made the best out of… Read more

by Alexandra Griffin  A heart stamp and photo taken by Alexandra Griffin Ah, the things we do for love. Sometimes when we are into someone or even meet someone interesting on the street, we get a little crazy. Okay, a lot crazy! I have had a lot of funny and embarrassing moments with the opposite… Read more

by Connie Clarkson  Joe Millay- “Earth is love” Morgen Williams- “love is something that can be the most difficult but beautiful thing at the same time.  it takes soul searching and even a long time to find for it to be true.”  Kayla Phakati- “love is a weird feeling, it can be great, sad, calm,… Read more

by Connie Clarkson “Cooking is all about people. Food is maybe the only universal thing that really has the power to bring everyone together. No matter what culture, everywhere around the world, people eat together.” Guy Fieri     Food is something that brings people together. Food is a connection to the people we love and know,… Read more

by Connie Clarkson    For this issue, I decided to reach out to any fellow Seawolves and ask if they had any wonderful love stories of their own, either from their own life, their parents, grandparents, or friends. It turns out that I got a few replies…. Forrest and Suzanne, It All Started with Coffee.    My… Read more