Look at Mufasa’s face and you will see a cat that has had a difficult life. His ears are frostbitten and his eyes are healing from severe infection. When the animal control officer brought Mufasa into Responsible Pet Care he described him as a scrappy Tom cat. When his caregivers examined him he had […]
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Biddeford Food Pantry president Don Bisson, left, presents Biddeford businessman Jim Godbout with a plaque of appreciation for his $15,000 contribution to the pantry after a snowstorm caused water damage to the facility.
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Plumber honored for helping food pantry
The Biddeford Food Pantry president Don Bisson recognized Biddeford businessman Jim Godbout with a plaque of appreciation recently for his generosity on behalf of the pantry.
Godbout, president/CEO of Jim Godbout Plumbing & Heating Inc., stepped forward to help the pantry after a February snowstorm caused extensive water damage when a pipe burst at the 162 Elm St. facility. The water poured down through the pantry ceiling, flooding the supply storage area and causing structural damage as well as the loss of a sizable amount of food supplies.
Central Maine business briefs: University of Maine at Augusta designated as Military Friendly School
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The University of Maine at Augusta has earned the 2021-2022 Military Friendly® School designation by VIQTORY recognizing its exceptional service to veterans, military service members and their families.
“UMA is honored to receive this designation,” said UMA President Rebecca Wyke, according to a news release from the university. “Our faculty and staff are dedicated to providing a welcoming community for our military service members and veterans.”
UMA Graduation Challenge Coin pre-pandemic photo.
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Sandy Geddry
PARIS Almost a year ago, Responsible Pet Care, received a newer van made possible through two generous donors, Lyman Pope Jr. and a couple who wish to remain anonymous.
Lyman Pope, a devout dog lover, has been donating and supporting animal shelters in Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire for many years. The donation to help purchase the van is not the first time he has come to the aid of Responsible Pet care. The anonymous donors, also dog lovers, had the best interest of the shelter in mind knowing that transportation of dogs for the services they need can only be achieved with a van.