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Topsham's Woodside Elementary School Invited to Perform in Washington DC Cherry Blossom Parade


On April 10 this year, The Woodside One Wheelers, an after-school program at Woodside Elementary School that teaches the circus arts, will represent Topsham in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Washington, DC. Thirty kids from throughout SAD 75 will ride unicycles down Constitution Avenue as part of one of Washington, DC�s largest public events of the year, drawing over 100,000 spectators from around the world. Throughout the month of March, the group will be holding several fundraising events to raise the $15,000 necessary to make the trip.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY / 7 RIVERS MAINE WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS


Bath, Maine -Habitat for Humanity / 7 Rivers Maine is pleased to announce that five new members have joined the Board of Directors. Bob Conger is a consulting actuary with Towers Watson and also volunteers his time to support the development and deployment of the actuarial profession in developing countries. He "semi-retired" two years ago and moved with his wife Maggie from downtown Chicago to NewHarbor. Bob has enjoyed volunteering ...

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