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Schools are serving fewer meals and losing money

Schools are serving fewer meals and losing money
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Schools are serving fewer meals and losing money

Blame the pandemic. The Lewiston school nutrition program expects to lose tens of thousands of dollars in federal reimbursement because it served fewer meals this year. “There’s an interesting trend in Maine and across the country,” said Alisa Roman, nutrition program director for Lewiston Public Schools and president of the Maine School Nutrition Association. “Schools are scrambling, ‘Oh my goodness, what are we going to do?’” she said in a recent phone interview. “It will definitely be a challenge for most.” Other districts including those based in Poland, Farmington, Rumford and Paris also expect less money from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which fully or partially funds school meals.

A glimpse to the future: Harrison teen teaches herself to train dogs

HARRISON Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School senior Danielle Bean is becoming something of a dog training expert. The Harrison teen discovered it almost by accident after her family took in a mixed breed rescue, Rocky, who had some social challenges. “We acquired Rocky when a family friend told us about her brother needing to find a home for his dog,” Bean said. “He’d gotten him from a shelter, but his life ended up taking a different turn and he was going to travel. Rocky was not geared for that kind of life so he needed to find a new home for him.

Staying strong, staying fierce … at 10 years old

Read Article Katarina Sherbinski, 10, of Norway is a spitfire of a little girl. Since being diagnosed with a mango-sized brain tumor in late February, Kat has had to be fierce for reasons no child should have to be. A GoFundMe circulating hopes to lessen the financial burden on her family as it bands together. Katarina Sherbinski, 10, of Norway displaying just one of the strengths she has. Submitted photo The GoFundMe, titled KatStrong: Helping a child through a brain tumor, is aptly named. Since December, when Kat first started having migraines, she has managed to stay strong. “One of her teachers sent her a message to stay fierce…she’s a happy kid, she wants to be outside, and she’s going to hold her ground…she’s going to need that strength to move forward.” said Jennifer Sherbinski, a high school teacher at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School.

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