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Volunteers collect and organize school supplies at Vassalboro Fire Station on Saturday to be distributed to local classrooms. Photos by Morning Sentinel photographer Michael G. Seamans.
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Ira Michaud, principal of Vassalboro Community School, organizes donated school supplies Saturday at the Vassalboro Fire Station. The supplies will be given to classrooms for the upcoming school year.Volunteers stand among donated school supplies Saturday at the Vassalboro Fire Station. The supplies will be given to local classrooms for the upcoming school year.Donated school supplies are collected Saturday at the Vassalboro Fire Station and will be distributed to classrooms for the upcoming school year.Jessica Breton organizes donated school supplies Saturday at the Vassalboro Fire Station. Items will be given to local classrooms for the upcoming school year.Jessica Breton organizes donated school supplies Saturday at the Vassalboro Fire Station. Items will be given to local classrooms for the upcoming school year.
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