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Volume 19 • Issue No. 45
KTP’s 15th Annual Food Round-Up Berwick, South Berwick Veterans Day Services
KITTERY K it te r y Tr a d i n g Pos t (KTP) is excited to announce their upcoming annual Food Round-Up, an event that brings together local residents and customers from all over the area to support individuals in need. This year’s Food RoundUp will take place on Friday, November 17, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Kittery Trading Post on Route 1, with all donations going to Footprints Food Pantry. For the past 15 years, KTP has been hosting the Food Round-Up, a tradition that has grown in popularity and impact. The purpose of the event is to encourage customers to donate four or more non-perishable food items or personal care items. In return for their generosity, donors will receive a KTP gift card valued between $10 and $500 during the event. Many customers line up early and bring bags full of donations. Over the years, the Food Round-Up has evolved into a significant community effort. Each year, the donations have increased, allowing KTP to make an even larger impact on those in need. This year, Footprints Food Pantry has seen a 67% increase of individuals in need. The Food Round-Up plays a crucial role in ensuring that their shelves are stocked, and local families have access to essential supplies. To meet the higher demand, KTP has increased the number of gift
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cards that will be given away to 2000 in hopes of collecting more donations. The impact of the Food Round-Up on the local community is immeasurable. This event marks the start of the holiday season, bringing the spirit of giving to the forefront. KTP’s Food Round-Up was created to provide holiday cheer and support those in the community who are in need of a helping hand. When asked what he thought of this annual event, Kittery Trading Post co-owner Robert Adams was quick to reply, “It’s my favorite event of the year!” Several other local businesses have joined in by helping unload the truck once it arrives
at Footprints food pantry, showcasing the solidarity within the community. The spirit of giving is at the core of the Food Round-Up, and everyone’s contribution, big or small, makes a difference. K it te r y Tr a d i n g Pos t (KTP) is a renowned outdoor retail store located in Kittery. With a wide range of products and a commitment to exceptional customer service, KTP has been a staple in the community for 85 years. Beyond providing outdoor clothing and gear, KTP is dedicated to giving back and making a positive impact on the local community through initiatives like the Food Round-Up. For more information, visit www.ktpevents.com.
BERWICK & SOUTH BERWICK To mark Veterans Day in Berwick, the men and women of Charles S. Hatch Post #79, The American Legion, will host a special service at Veteran’s Memorial Park/Lord’s Cemetery (intersection of Route 236 and Saw Mill Hill) at 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 11, Veterans Day. The members of the American Legion invite the public to attend this annual observance. In the event of inclement weather, the observance will be held in the Berwick Town Hall Auditorium. For more information, visit www. berwickmelegionpost79.org. (Picture above of Berwick ceremony in 2020 from Facebook)
The South Berwick Veterans Day Ceremony is sponsored by South Berwick VFW Memorial Post 5744 and the Town of South Berwick. VFW Post commander Jeffrey Chase will MC the service. Guest speaker will be U.S. Colonel (Ret.) Michael Runey, and Mallory Cook will be presenting the purple heart proclamation. The ceremony takes place Saturday, November 11 at 2 p.m. on the third floor at the South Berwick Town Hall, 180 Main St., South Berwick. Elevator access and parking available behind the Town Hall and on the street in front. This event is open to the public. For more information, contact Mal Kenney VFW Post 5744 at 207-384-2605.
Sea Dogs’ Initiatives to Aid Lewiston Victims PORTLAND The Portland Sea Dogs, the Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, have announced a series of initiatives to aid those who have been affected by the recent tragedy in Lewiston. Two fundraising nights and an online auction have been established. The Sea Dogs will host Lewiston/ Auburn Community Night on Wednesday, July 31st at 6 p.m. against the Erie SeaWolves. The night will also be Maine Strong night, where the team will wear specially designed Maine jerseys based on the original State of Maine flag. The back of the jersey will have “Lewiston Strong” on the nameplate. There will also be an outline of the state of Maine on the jersey with a heart placed at Lewiston’s location. The jerseys will be auctioned off to benefit the Lewiston/ Auburn Response
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Fund, an organization addressing the current and emerging needs associated with this tragedy. With the Maine Community Fund as a conduit, 100% of every dollar donated will be allocated to people impacted and the organizations that will help guide Lewiston-Auburn through the process of healing. With the deaf community being particularly hard hit by the tragic events, the Sea Dogs
will also host a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness night at the ballpark on Wednesday, June 19 at 6 p.m., when the Sea Dogs host the Richmond Flying Squirrels at Hadlock Field. The Sea Dogs will wear specially designed jerseys that have “Sea Dogs” spelled out in American Sign Language (ASL). The jerseys will be auctioned off to benefit the Pine Tree Society. The Pine Tree Society is Maine’s
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only not-for-profit sign language interpreting agency, and is also where one of the victims of the Lewiston shooting, Joshua Seal, worked as the Director of Interpreting Services. As part of the night, the Sounds of Silence will perform the National Anthem in ASL. Additionally, the Sea Dogs have launched an online auction that will also benefit the Lewiston/ Auburn Response Fund. Among the items up for auction include a Kevin Millar autographed baseball, Pedro Martinez autographed baseball, a Pete Rose autographed bat, and an autographed Ceddanne Rafaela bobblehead. The Sea Dogs are grateful to teams such as the Worcester Red Sox, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, and Somerset Patriots who have all contributed
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