DEAR SUN SPOTS: You are such a good source of help. Thanks so much. Can you advise me as to where I can go to get my government ID card renewed? My husband was in the Navy and I was able to get it at the Brunswick Naval Air Station, but it is now closed.

Is there still a place there to renew? Where else can it be done? I always felt the card was such a good source of identification. Now it’s only my driver’s license and, as I age, I may not have that either. Thank you for your great help.

Also, can you tell me more about Paradise Salon on Center Street in Auburn? I went and there was a sign on the door that said, “Temporarily Closed.” Do you know if it will open again because I have a gift certificate I’d hate to lose. Thanks. — No Name in Lewiston.

ANSWER: Any Maine resident or nonresident with a mailing address in Maine may apply for an official Maine BMV nondriver ID card at a Bureau of Motor Vehicles office. The fee is $5.

The list of BMV offices includes the following:

* Auburn AAA office, 600 Center St., Auburn, ME 04210, 207-786-0664;

* South Paris BMV Mobile Unit, 34 Buckfield Road, Trinity Lutheran Church, South Paris, ME 04281, 207-624-9000;

* Motor Vehicle Branch Office, 125B Main St., Topsham, ME 04086, 207-725-6520;

* and, Brunswick AAA office, 147 Bath Road Suite A130, Brunswick, ME 04011, 207-729-3300

To apply for a state ID card, you’ll need to complete the Application for State of Maine Identification Card (Form MV-16). If you have access to a computer, you can download the form at maine.gov.

In Maine, the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles ID cards are valid for a period of six years. The renewal fee is $5 for all ID card holders.

ID card renewals are available online through the state of Maine’s Rapid Renewal System for card holders who purchased their last identification card when they were at least 23 years old.

Card-holders who purchased their last ID when they were younger than 23 years old must complete their renewal in person at the nearest BMV station.

Sun Spots still has not heard back from the owners of Paradise Salon.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: The reunion committee for the Edward Little High School class of 1956 is planning a 60th reunion on Aug. 28, 2016. We are trying to locate a few classmates and are hoping that some of your readers will be able to help us out.

If anyone knows the whereabouts of Paul Parent, John Hartnett, Ford Marden, Norman Whitehouse, Kendrick Libby, Betty Murray Brown, Jeanne Southard Jett, Donna Miller Chick, Carole Higgins Rosenburg, and Lois Parker Sawyer, please contact Betty DeCoster Goulet at 207-312-5405 or Jim Gardner at 207-376-4404. Thank you. — Betty Goulet.

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