Best Coolers to Chill Your Drinks This Fourth of July
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‘Tis the season for camping trips, backyard barbecues and yacht parties, and having an ice-cold, carbonated (and possibly alcoholic) drink on hand can be all the difference between a mediocre and awesome day. It might seem simple but there’s an entire science behind keeping a beverage cool for hours on end, which is why a cooler is a worthy splurge before going into Fourth of July weekend. But with a growing amount of options available, you also want to make sure you’re getting what you pay for, with a cooler that offers effective insulation, a durable exterior and relatively light weight for transportation.
Hike For Hospice Androscoggin Fundraiser Stays Virtual For 2021
According to the SunJournal, Androscoggin Home Healthcare + Hospice (Androscoggin) is getting ready to kick off its annual fundraising event. This event will raise money to help those who cannot afford home health care or Hospice treatment.
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, “Hike for Hospice Androscoggin” will be a virtual event. The benefit of being virtual is that you can participate by walking, running, or biking from anywhere.
“Hike for Hospice Androscoggin” gets kicked off on Monday, May 10, and will run thru Friday, May 21. There is a fee of $25 per person age 13 and up, but even those not participating and want to donate can still do so. Participants who fundraise $500 or more will be able to earn fundraising prizes. You can find those listed below.