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DESPITE wet rain and cloudy skies in Bath, Hyde School students were out in force on Tuesday morning, helping clean up wherever it was needed. As a part of Hyde’s new student orientation, a community service project kicked off a half-day’s work with groups of students cleaning, pruning, picking and clearing at the Bath landfill, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Bath Recreation Department, Maine Maritime Museum, Kennebec Estuary Land Trust and other locations. At top, from left, senior Wondo Shaw, faculty member Richard Polgar, freshman Luke Brawley, senior Sam Williams and sophomore Derek Finn make plans to pick up trash at the tennis courts off Congress Avenue across the street from the American Legion building. Above, Hope Stinson, left, and faculty member Jen Liu, right, get some guidance from Master Gardener Kathie Duncan while pruning bushes outside the Habitat for Humanity ReStore off Centre Street.
DESPITE wet rain and cloudy skies in Bath, Hyde School students were out in force on Tuesday morning, helping clean up wherever it was needed. As a part of Hyde’s new student orientation, a community service project kicked off a half-day’s work with groups of students cleaning, pruning, picking and clearing at the Bath landfill, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Bath Recreation Department, Maine Maritime Museum, Kennebec Estuary Land Trust and other locations. At top, from left, senior Wondo Shaw, faculty member Richard Polgar, freshman Luke Brawley, senior Sam Williams and sophomore Derek Finn make plans to pick up trash at the tennis courts off Congress Avenue across the street from the American Legion building. Above, Hope Stinson, left, and faculty member Jen Liu, right, get some guidance from Master Gardener Kathie Duncan while pruning bushes outside the Habitat for Humanity ReStore off Centre Street.
LINN CAROLEO / THE TIMES RECORD
LINN CAROLEO / THE TIMES RECORD

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