Cutline (2682 volunteers) – Library volunteers gather in the Frank Jewett/Hanson School Library for a celebration honoring their hard work. In the front row, from left, are Heather Pike, Sharon Rausch, Lois Hoyt, Beth Fogler, Monica Steinbuchel and Kristi Hamilton. Back row, June Tardiff, Kathleen Brown, Alycia Campbell, Joanne Harris, Michele Jellison, Meg Raymond, Heather Pendleton, Bette Robichaud, Sherry Redlon, Beverly Poirier and Eric Hase.

Courtesy of Kathy Campbell

Cutline – (2683 certificates) – Students Alexis Jongerden and Michael Head pass out certificates to the Frank Jewett/Hanson School volunteers.

Courtesy of Kathy Campbell

Volunteers, good citizens recognized in Buxton

School library volunteers and students chosen as good citizens were recently honored at the Frank Jewett/Hanson School.

The library volunteers were treated to a brunch in the library and were given certificates for their service to the school. Students who were chosen as good citizens were also given certificates.

The students in the multi-age class performed a song, “Loving Kindness,” written by school Principal Don Gnecco.

Buxton walkers invited

The University of New England’s Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition has announced its ninth annual Walk 100 Miles in 100 Days program, aimed at motivating people to get and stay active, as well as promoting physical and mental health wellness through walking. This self-paced program starts June 15 and runs through Sept. 22.

Walkers need to keep track of how far they walk, each time they walk. The goal is to have all walks during the 100-day period add up to at least 100 miles. New this year is a conversion chart that allows participants to include other forms of physical activity towards walking miles. Each walker will receive a log card to record mileage. Incentive prizes will be distributed to all who reach the 100-mile goal. Last year more than 320 people participated in the program.

Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition is a community-based health promotion coalition working to promote tobacco and substance abuse prevention, healthy nutrition and physical activity in the communities, schools and work sites of Arundel, Biddeford, Buxton, Dayton, Hollis, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Old Orchard Beach and Saco. Anyone living or working in these communities

is invited to participate in this walking program.

For more information about the program and to register, contact Bethany Fortier at 602-3555 or [email protected].

Cutline (2682 volunteers) – Buxton library volunteers gather in the library for a celebration honoring their hard work. In the front row, from the left, are Heather Pike, Sharon Rausch, Lois Hoyt, Beth Fogler, Monica Steinbuchel, and Kristi Hamilton. Back row, June Tardiff, Kathleen Brown, Alycia Campbell, Joanne Harris, Michele Jellison, Meg Raymond, Heather Pendleton, Bette Robichaud, Sherry Redlon, Beverly Poirier, and Eric Hase. Cutline – (2683 certificates) – Students Alexis Jongerden and Michael Head pass out certificates to the Frank Jewett/Hanson volunteers.