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AHS Shelter Buddies program offers unique reading experience

AHS Shelter Buddies program offers unique reading experience By Nancy Mace The Record Herald Some of the participants in Antietam Humane Society’s Shelter Buddies Volunteer Reading Program may be shy at first. When the volunteers start the book, however, their four-legged friends pad over to the edge of the cage and lie down. “And the dogs in the cages around them start listening too,” according to Connie Francis, founder and coordinator of the program at the shelter on Lyons Road, Waynesboro. That is followed by eye contact between the dog and child, she added. “They can choose who they want to read to, but we ask them to go where the bashful dogs are first,” Francis noted.

Appalachian Trail hikers from Florida reunite with Freedom Bear mascot

Appalachian Trail hikers from Florida reunite with Freedom Bear mascot
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Pennsylvania is a divided state, everyone says But on a bike trip from end to end, I found kindness

Pennsylvania is a divided state, everyone says But on a bike trip from end to end, I found kindness
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BLAST seeks community partners

BLAST seeks community partners The Record Herald Children with special needs don’t want to be on the outside looking in. That’s the belief of Stacie Massett, a member of a new Waynesboro organization dedicated to providing support services for them. BLAST, a nonprofit corporation that stands for Bold Loving Affirming Supportive Together, started on Facebook two and a half years ago as Waynesboro Area Special Needs Family Network. “We want to BLAST glass ceilings and take the ‘dis’ out of disability,” Massett said. “That’s our little motto.” The movement began when Massett and other parents of children with special needs realized there were no community resources for them.

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