Girl Scout Troop 251’s 4th Annual Trunk-or-Treat! Who: Anyone! When: Sunday, October 27, 2-3pm Where: Blue Hill Consolidated School parking lot What: The price of admission is at least 1 non-perishable item per trunk-or-treater for Tree of . . . read more »
Pantry Statistics for October 17, 2019 (compared to October 18, 2018) This past Thursday was a blustery, rainy day with some of the towns we serve lacking power. Perhaps that’s reflected in the lower numbers for 2019. . . . read more »
Households 228 (243) Adults 300 (340) Seniors 120 (91) Children 125 (151) Individuals 545 (503) New 12 (10) * The hand recorded stats for 2018 are a bit confusing with numerous notations/corrections. The Individuals total does not . . . read more »
The Pantry seemed busy yesterday and the statistics confirm what we were thinking. Figures are slightly up, perhaps not surprising with summer jobs coming to an end. Figures for 10/3/2019 (compared with 10/4/2018) Households 220 (211) Adults . . . read more »
Households – 190 (214) Adults – 234 (312) Seniors – 110 (110) Children – 168 (195) Individuals- 512 (617) New – 7 (12) This morning the pantry looked for all the world like the finest of farmers . . . read more »
by Shiloh Eaton Originally published in The Weekly Packet, April 5, 2018 With its wide open space and high ceilings, the glass greenhouse at Mainescape was transformed into a runway-style fashion show March 30. The event, organized . . . read more »
By Jennifer Osborn originally published in the Ellsworth American, March 16, 2018 BLUE HILL — Two of Blue Hill’s most creative denizens are producing a fashion show at the Mainescape Garden Center greenhouse on Thursday, March . . . read more »
by Faith DeAmbrose Originally published in The Weekly Packet, March 22, 2018 It’s high fashion in Blue Hill as local residents Julie Jo Fehrle and Maxfield Y Rhine transform the Mainescape glass greenhouse into a fundraiser that . . . read more »
From WABI. View Video. BLUE HILL, Maine (WABI) – “These potatoes that we’re getting now will probably last us in distribution through February, which means that’s less money that we have to spend for potatoes, and we . . . read more »
From the Ellsworth American, April 7, 2017 BLUE HILL — Last year the Tree of Life Food Pantry distributed 12,000 pounds of fresh produce to hungry families. The fresh food was purchased from Good Shepherd Food Bank . . . read more »
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