Habitat for Humanity

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University of New England senior Katie Cormier stuffs insulation into a second floor crawlway, during a student-led work effort at a Habitat for Humanity house on West Street in Freeport on Feb. 25. Cormier was one of several UNE students that opted out of traditional Spring Break activities in o...

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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With their companion, Falmouth High School senior Kiely Flynn, watching, Dixie, left and Bear enjoy a water break after the Habitat for Humanity Walk for Pets on May 9 in Falmouth. Bear, the walk's mascot, was a homeless pet when Flynn adopted her during a service week in post-Katrina Mississippi. (...

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Bear to lead Habitat walk in Falmouth

FALMOUTH — Greater Portland Habitat for Humanity has selected a local "canine of ceremonies" to lead a fundraising walk on Saturday, May 9. Bear is a yellow Labrador retriever adopted by Falmouth High School senior Kiely Flynn last January during her trip to Mississippi ...

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PORTLAND — Last year, juniors at Casco Bay High School travelled to West Virginia during spring break to work on a Habitat for Humanities project. Some students described last year's Junior Journey as a transformative experience. This year, students are planning to...

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Applicants sought for 3rd Habitat home in Freeport

FREEPORT — A house on West Street will be the next home in Freeport to be refurbished by Habitat for Humanity.

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Habitat for Humanity

Higher calling

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