Carpenters Start Work in ‘Sunbeam’ Main Salon
BELFAST, ME — Following safety measures, Front Street Shipyard carpenters start work on Sunbeam’s main salon. As before, we thank Front Street for their Twitter photo updates.
BELFAST, ME — Following safety measures, Front Street Shipyard carpenters start work on Sunbeam’s main salon. As before, we thank Front Street for their Twitter photo updates.
CHERRYFIELD, ME — It’s Thank you Thursday! Today’s shout-out of Mission Love goes to Hugh and Jenny Lassen, owners of Intervale Farm, an organic blueberry farm in Cherryfield. When the Mission had an opportunity to accept a large delivery of meat for our food pantry, we had a challenge: not enough storage! Hugh and Jenny stepped up and offered us the use of their freezers over the next few months.
It is inspiring to see so many members of the community pitching in to support neighbors. Together, we are finding new ways to increase food security.
This is what community looks like.
BELFAST, ME — Again we thank Front Street Shipyard for providing update photos of the Sunbeam refit. This photo was posted April 24th on the shipyard’s Twitter account. The photo caption: New stainless steel piping work in SUNBEAM’s engine room.
New stainless steel piping work in SUNBEAM’s engine room pic.twitter.com/H3LKUShnbC
— Front Street Shipyard (@FrontShipyard) April 24, 2020
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Posted: Fri 9:45 PM, Apr 24, 2020
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) – The Maine Seacoast Mission has found a way to still be a positive voice for members of the Downeast community.
They provide programs and services for thousands of people each year, but because of COVID-19, they’ve had to adapt.
The Mission has launched an initiative called Project Reach Out.
PENOBSCOT, ME — I wanted to share single Student Pathways moments, photos students sent amid these complex Covid-19 days.
Here are three photos from three of our high school sophomores, each of whom is in our College Exploration and Engagement Program:
Rachel’s painted buoys (Rachel C., Sumner Memorial H.S.)
Night Owl (Mali S., Narraguagus H.S.)
Mia and with her Baby Pigs ( Mia, Sumner Memorial H.S.)
Christina Griffith
Director of Student Pathways
Director of Davis Maine Scholarship