Saint Joseph’s lends helping hand to Ukrainians
Saint Joseph’s College has lately been hosting fundraising events on campus for World Central Kitchen to encourage students and community members alike to provide food for Ukrainian refugees. World Central Kitchen is a not-for-profit organization aimed at assisting communities globally in times of crisis. It has worked to provide disaster relief by distributing fresh food and meals to those who need it most. In the past, WCK has helped support victims of Hurricane Maria, floods in southeastern Brazil, Afghan refugees and families affected by COVID-19.
Donate to dog park
The Standish Community Dog Park Committee is still accepting donations to fund the expansion of Memorial Park on Route 25. This expansion project will include a fenced-in field and playground that is both dog-friendly and kid-friendly. To make a donation go to www.standishrec.com or donate in-person at Town Hall. They are also receiving bottle donations through Clynk at the Parks and Recreation office.
Adult education classes
Bonnie Eagle High School is running adult enrichment classes in March and April for those who would like to develop certain skills, broaden their knowledge, or simply for self-improvement. Later in March, there will be courses on recycling and learning how to take the next steps after a loved one has passed. Coming up in April, there will be courses on photography, composting, papermaking and gardening. Register online at sad6.maineadulted.org.
Karaoke night
All are welcome to sing their hearts out when Saint Joseph’s College hosts karaoke night on Friday, March 25 from 7-8 p.m. at Baggot Street.
Summer’s on its way
Summer recreational camp registrations are now open! Sign up for a seven-week summer camp experience where campers in grades K-9 will get to engage in various outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking, kayaking and many more team building exercises. Join either Camp Edna at Edna Libby Elementary, or Camp Jack, Adventure Camp, and Bonus Week Camp at George E. Jack Elementary School. Go to standishme.myrec.com to register and learn more.
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