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Photos: Hungry locals show support for Vassalboro Grange as it supports local businesses
Central Mainers gathered Saturday for a buttermilk pancake breakfast at the Vassalboro Grange. The breakfast was made with all locally sourced food and the proceeds from the all-you-can-eat breakfast go toward upgrading the grange’s kitchen equipment. Photos by Morning Sentinel photojournalist Michael G. Seamans.
Jon Strieff, left, helps his daughter, Freeda, 3, center, with pancakes as her grandmother, Mary Strieff, helps Saturday during the community pancake breakfast at the Vassalboro Grange.People from the central Maine region gather Saturday for buttermilk pancakes at the Vassalboro Grange. The pancake breakfast was made with all locally sourced food and the proceeds from the all-you-can-eat breakfast go toward upgrading the Grange’s kitchen equipment.Chef Ken Small, left, loads a plate held by Chef Elexis Vesely with buttermilk pancakes Saturday during the community pancake breakfast at the Vassalboro Grange.A white board lists the local ingredients and partners of Saturday’s community pancake breakfast at the Vassalboro Grange. The pancake breakfast was made with all locally sourced food.Buttermilk pancakes wait to be delivered to a dining patron Saturday during the community pancake breakfast at the Vassalboro Grange.
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