Girls in the “Girls On the Run” program at Mast Landing School in Freeport planted flowers at the entrance to Leon Gorman Park last Thursday, and collected $28 from bystanders to donate to the Coastal Humane Society. The Girls on the Run program teaches girls self-confidence, and provides them with life lessons. Peering through the sign are, front, from left, Karen Li, Tessa Errico, Lily Welsher, Grace Whittaker, Gemma Howard and Emily Wilson. Coaches in back are Julie Coleman, Kate Smith, Sverre St. John, Chloe Whittaker and Doug Leland. Not pictured were Madeline Smith and Grace Foster. Courtesy photo
Cynthia Marsden of Freeport will show her art made of glass at the Brunswick ArtWalk, this Friday from 5-8 p.m. Marsden creates one-of-a-kind jewelry, dishware and decorative artworks for the home by fusing glass in her studio in Freeport. She is one of many artists who will be showing their art at St. Paul’s Church on Pleasant Street in Brunswick. Five Rivers Arts Alliance and the Brunswick Downtown Association sponsor the art walk. A brochure with map is available at wwwfiveriversart.org. Courtesy photo
A crew from Crooker Construction of Topsham lays down pavement on Depot Street in Freeport last Thursday.Staff photo by Larry Grard
Freeport Fire and Rescue workers respond to a mock car crash staged for Freeport High School students on Tuesday, June 2.Photo courtesyof Ben Barry
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