But consider: ‘Just because you are leaving camp, camp isn’t leaving you.’
March 2018
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Finding the Right Camp: Research is One Key
Finding a camp is like choosing a school. Kids benefit most from a camp they can grow with.
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Athletic Camps Deliver Fitness and Fulfilment
Whether you’re an athlete looking to seriously improve your skills or a person interested in something fun to do with friends, summer camps can meet your needs.
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Camps Strive to Reassure Anxious Parents
Phone calls, written communications and in-person meetings are part of camp outreach.
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Risk-Taking at Camp Can Lead to Growth
“It’s hugely valuable for [kids] to have opportunities to identify what it feels like to be scared, and persevere
and move forward.”
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Camp Alsing was created to Serve Kids with Autism and Special Needs
Camp Alsing is a summer camp that allows children with high-functioning autism and social communication challenges to enjoy a real Maine summer camp experience.
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Critic of BIW tax-break bill ends hunger strike as vote in Legislature nears
Lawmakers may decide this month on a pared-down proposal, and opponent Bruce Gagnon has a solid meal for the first time in 37 days because of medical concerns.
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Camp Food: Striking a Healthy Balance
‘Sharing a good meal with friends,’ is among the essentials.
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Federal spending bill would bar restaurant tip-pooling
The provision, included in Congress’ omnibus spending bill, is a bipartisan rebuke to a proposed Department of Labor rule last year that could have legalized a practice now considered wage theft under the law.
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Lawsuit blames death of 90-year-old WWII vet on VA and Togus doctor
Douglas Wallace’s daughter alleges that he died because a doctor took him off opioids and switched him to another medication without warning about side effects.