The Main-E-Acts Baton Twirling Team performed in the 2017 Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade. Members include Morgan Mayhew, of South Paris; Makenzie Sayers, of Brewer; Cassidy Fish, of Hampden; Megan McCormick, of South Paris; Jessica Hymas, of Brewer; Ingrid Plant, Hampden; Mollie Berglund, of West Gardiner; Lindsay Pitts, of Bucksport; Paige Blackwell, of Bangor; Alanna Thomas, of Hampden; Amanda Cameron, of West Gardiner; Helen Rebar, of Bangor; Grace Thompson, of Kenduskeag; Autumn Trafton, of Augusta; and Embree Thomas, of Hampden. The Main-E-Acts are the travel team of the Central Maine Twirling Corps, which is a program of the Bangor Parks and Recreation Department and Augusta Recreation Department.

The Main-E-Acts Baton Twirling Team, from left, are Morgan Mayhew, of South Paris; Makenzie Sayers, of Brewer; Cassidy Fish, of Hampden; Megan McCormick, of South Paris; Jessica Hymas, of Brewer; Ingrid Plant, Hampden; Mollie Berglund, of West Gardiner; Lindsay Pitts, of Bucksport; Paige Blackwell, of Bangor; Alanna Thomas, of Hampden; Amanda Cameron, of West Gardiner; Helen Rebar, of Bangor; Grace Thompson, of Kenduskeag; Autumn Trafton, of Augusta; and Embree Thomas, of Hampden.
The Main-E-Acts Baton Twirling Team, from left, are Morgan Mayhew, of South Paris; Makenzie Sayers, of Brewer; Cassidy Fish, of Hampden; Megan McCormick, of South Paris; Jessica Hymas, of Brewer; Ingrid Plant, Hampden; Mollie Berglund, of West Gardiner; Lindsay Pitts, of Bucksport; Paige Blackwell, of Bangor; Alanna Thomas, of Hampden; Amanda Cameron, of West Gardiner; Helen Rebar, of Bangor; Grace Thompson, of Kenduskeag; Autumn Trafton, of Augusta; and Embree Thomas, of Hampden. Contributed photo
The Main-E-Acts Baton Twirling Team performed in the 2017 Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade. The girls did a wonderful job, and it was an honor to be invited. They certainly made their communities, Rec departments, schools, sport and state very proud. The Main-E-Acts are the travel team of the Central Maine Twirling Corps, which is a program of the Bangor Parks and Recreation Department and Augusta Recreation Department.
The Main-E-Acts Baton Twirling Team performed in the 2017 Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade. The girls did a wonderful job, and it was an honor to be invited. They certainly made their communities, Rec departments, schools, sport and state very proud. The Main-E-Acts are the travel team of the Central Maine Twirling Corps, which is a program of the Bangor Parks and Recreation Department and Augusta Recreation Department. Contributed photo

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