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Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns

Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns The Operation 24 Telethon will once again be happening on March 11th on WAGM-TV.  However, this year the name had to be changed to Operation Hunger due to Catholic Charities now serving over 28 food pantries.  Catholic Charities has been working daily since COVID-19 entered our communities to provide tons and tons of food to the people of Aroostook County.  They have gone from supporting 24 food pantries to 28 plus, as well as doing mass distributions of food throughout Aroostook County.  In some situations, the pantries have gone through food faster than ever and have had to resort to purchasing food at full cost in emergency situations when food was not available to them from Good Shephard Food Bank. 

Telethon to Support Aroostook County Food Pantries Returns

Obituary: Harald Woolverton Ingholt

Obituary: Harald Woolverton Ingholt KENNEBUNKPORT - Harald Woolverton Ingholt, 90, of Kennebunkport, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021, at home. He is survived by . Share Harald Woolverton Ingholt KENNEBUNKPORT – Harald Woolverton Ingholt, 90, of Kennebunkport, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021, at home. He is survived by his wife, Susan Hamilton Ingholt of Kennebunkport; daughter, Nancy Evans (Steve) of Ashland, Neb. and son, Paul Ingholt (Dana) of Vienna, Va.; his elder sister, Mary Elizabeth Underdown. Harald was a decorated U.S. Air Force intelligence officer, served two tours of duty in Vietnam, and retired in 1982 with the rank of colonel. Following his Air Force retirement, he led international sales for Loral/Goodyear Aerospace, in Phoenix, Ariz., retiring completely in 1994. He moved to Kennebunkport in 2018.

West Bath woman hikes to raise money for Good Shepherd Food Bank amid pandemic

Read Article Rita Losee, shown here in August, is hiking five miles every day to raise money for the Good Shepherd Food Bank. She also wants to encourage seniors to stay active amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo courtesy of Rita Losee BATH Rita Losee, 78, of West Bath is hiking five miles every day from Jan. 1 to March 21 to raise money for the Good Shepherd Food Bank amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Losee said she wants to simultaneously encourage people of all ages to exercise while supporting the Good Shepherd Food Bank because “seniors can’t be healthy unless they have the food they need.”