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For almost sixty years, the profile of a Native American head with braids and a feathered headband identified the Wells High School Warriors. The appropriateness of the image was occasionally questioned throughout the years, but it was generally accepted as a tribute to the town’s indigenous people, the Abenaki.
Formed in 2013, when Peyton Clark and Jake Nagy were seniors in high school, Drive By Todd isn’t easily categorized into one genre - it’s more like all of your favorites have blended together into one when listening to this group.
Waldo County Bounty (WCB) was founded in 2020, as an emergency campaign. Its founders wanted to alleviate food insecurity in Waldo County, a problem that was exacerbated by the pandemic.
By day, Rumbi Mufuka is a change management professional and leadership coach. She helps people and organizations get it done, and she’s not afraid to give the elephant in the room a name. Rumbi specializes in creating a safe space for new voices to be heard, and she’s worked with everyone from small non-profits to large federal agencies.
What I am quickly discovering is that we need to be a little more self-centered. We need to know that wanting more is a sign of growth, not greed. We are allowed to put our needs first and set boundaries that help propel us towards our goals.
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, yard sales are a great way for sellers to get rid of un-wanted possessions and shoppers to gain wanted possessions, all without adding anything to landfills.
All the money coaches and manifestation gurus will tell you it’s vital to cultivate a positive mindset and be aware of your core beliefs about wealth and prosperity. This is, of course, good advice, but sometimes hard to pull off.
I can’t get Demon out of my head and heart. A story that will break your heart and leave you hoping; you’ll also navigate the opioid crisis and all the casualties that come with it through the eyes of a funny, quick, direct, and lively narrator.
Tri for a Cure is an all-women’s sprint triathlon. It was founded in 2008 by Julie Marchese and her friend Abby Bliss; Julie has been our race director and chief motivator since the Tri’s inception.
The Tri was something Sarah could do to support her aunt, who passed away—from ovarian cancer—in 2018. “Now, it’s something I do to honor and remember her. I still have all the notes she wrote me when I was doing it when she was alive. It’s something I can feel I can be in control of and show how much I care.”