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Hereford memorial to remember women who died during war

Women who served their countries during war and conflicts are remembered at two nursing homes.

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Taking steps to make a dent in hunger

It’s time once again to help make a dent in hunger for Pike County residents by taking steps in Pike Outreach’s 37th Annual Hunger Walk.

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Outreach Council hunger walks raise more than $6,000

WAVERLY— Two Pike County Outreach Council of Churches Hunger Walks were held this fall, raising funds to feed hungry local families.

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Annual Pike County Hunger Walk returns with two options

October has arrived. Once again, it is time for the annual Pike County Hunger Walk, which is offering virtual and in-person versions this year.

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Winterport woman joins Senator King s legislative team

Mon, 04/12/2021 - 9:30am Senator Angus King. (File photo/Lynda Clancy) WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Senator Angus King, I-Maine, announced Monday the hiring of three new staff members to support his efforts to serve Maine people. Maine natives Natalie Hodgman and Nancy Billings have joined Senator King’s team to serve as Staff Assistants, having previously served as interns in Senator King’s office. Hodgman grew up on a farm in Winterport, where her family raised sheep. She is a graduate of Hampden Academy and Colorado State University. She previously served as an intern in Senator King’s office from May 2019 to August 2019.

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