Midcoast cold water dippers were among the 500 from Mount Desert to York who brought warmth to Maine domestic abuse survivors on Sunday in a fundraising event for Finding Our Voices. More than $8,000 was raised for women and child domestic abuse.
CAMDEN — Midcoast cold water dippers were among the 500 from Mount Desert to York who brought warmth to Maine domestic abuse survivors on Sunday in a fundraising event for
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2:28 PM December 16, 2020
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Pupils from all year groups at The Weatheralls Primary School in Soham have been busy making calendars to be distributed to the elderly members of the local community.
- Credit: RACHEL EARL
Pupils at a Soham school have been busy making hundreds of calendars to be distributed to elderly members of the community.
Children from all year groups at The Weatheralls Primary School were involved in the project, which was led by teacher Miss Fidler, who had the idea of a community intergenerational calendar scheme.
More than 500 calendars have been safely isolated since being made and will be distributed by Jenny Fletcher of the Soham Community Association.