EdGE Summer Camps are Over 60-Percent Full. Sign Up Soon!
EdGE Summer Camps are over 60-percent full. Sign up soon!
No Yoga at Weald Bethel Community Center May 27th
CHERRYFIELD, ME — No Yoga at Weald Bethel Community Center, Monday, May 27th. The last two yoga sessions before summer break are June 3rd and 10th.
Down East’s ‘Great Maine Scavenger Hunt’ Reaches our Table of Plenty Community Supper
Wendy Harrington (center) with Cathy Ames and Valerie Hill.
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Mission Service Program Director Wendy Harrington sends a note and news of the arrival of two ladies taking part in Down East magazine’s The Great Maine Scavenger Hunt.
“Cathy Ames and Valerie Hill were awesome helpers and wowed our diners with four homemade pies and a big pot of baked beans,” writes Wendy Harrington.
The Hunt’s purpose is to send “Down East readers out to explore all 35,385 square miles of Maine — from mountains to sea, from potato fields to city streets — in pursuit of the best Maine summer ever.”
One item on the Hunt’s list is to be at a “Community Supper in Cherryfield.” What better than our Downeast Campus’s “Table of Plenty” Community Supper?
Learn how you can attend and/or sponsor a Table of Plenty Community Supper. Click here.
EdGE and Women’s Health Resource Library Present Family Gardening Wrkshp-Adventure Day, 5/18
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Saturday May 18, head to Red Barn Motel, 3 N Main, Milbridge ME 04658 to plant your own container garden. Then head to the EdGE building for Adventure Day. Gardens, Rockets, and Ropes Course!
Lunch will be served at the EdGE Building. Learn more – Click Here.
High School Volunteers Build Community Center Access Ramp
Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School volunteers with Housing Rehabilitation Program Manager Scott Shaw
CHERRYFIELD, ME — Housing Rehabilitation Program Manager Scott Shaw sent this photo of “a new wheel chair ramp built by the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School on the Community Center this past week/weekend!”
What a fantastic addition to the Weald Bethel Community Center, making it easier than ever for people relying on wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers — or who have difficulty using stairs — to get in-and-out of the Community Center and enjoy the events.
Thank you, Assabet School volunteers.
Learn how your support of the Mission’s Housing Rehabilitation Program helps many Downeast coast community people in so many ways.
MDIslander: Work Starts on New Seacoast Mission HQ
The 8,000-square-foot building also will house the offices of Mount Desert 365, the nonprofit organization that is constructing it, and two two bedroom apartments that will be available for year-round rental.
