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Camden students’ political manifesto draws attention of politicians local and international
By Daniel Dunkle | Apr 01, 2021
Courtesy of: Watershed School Watershed School students from the Ethics and Public Values seminar. Pictured are, from left: Nate Strout, Garrett Neal, Thor Gabrielsen, Morgan Macdougal, Lily Cassidy, Vivienne Willett, Maggie Vinci, Sarah Morgan, Caleb Edwards, Alden Lewis, Jamie McAllister, Rep. Vicki Doudera, and teacher Mark Burrows.
Camden Visitors including a member of the European Parliament and the Maine Legislature tuned in for a presentation at the Watershed School Thursday of a student-written political manifesto.
Students who have been taking the Ethics and Public Values seminar shared “A Vision of Society” that called for great emphasis on climate change, elimination of the electoral college, healthcare for all, a $15 minimum wage and a greater focus on international relations. Their full statement will b
Mon, 03/01/2021 - 5:00pm
Lily Cassidy. (Photo courtesy Watershed School)
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CAMDEN Lily Cassidy, a Junior at Watershed School, is collecting used eyeglasses to donate to Asaprosar, an organization that is working to support rural health initiatives in El Salvador. A team from Asaprosar travels to El Salvador annually to examine about 2,000 people, fit most of them with glasses, and perform glaucoma testing and other procedures.
“I started this campaign to help bring eyecare and the gift of good vision to people who may not have access to something that we take for granted,” said Cassidy, in a Watershed news release. “I hope that the people of Midcoast Maine can help me collect enough eyeglasses to really make a difference to others.”