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The Maine Forest Service says the fire danger for much of the state is high this week due to dry conditions, steady wind and other factors.
Morning Sentinel
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Chloe Dubois, 18, uses reindeer wrapping paper Sunday to put the finishing touches on gifts at Tina Gardner's house in Mercer. Ten staff members from Gardner business, The Ice Cream Shoppe, gathered to wrap gifts for needy families. The gifts were purchased with donations from customers. Gardner and her husband, Rob, have ice cream shops in Farmington, Randolph and Skowhegan, and are building a fourth in Oakland.
Riley Welch, left, her mother, Bobbi Jo Welch, right, and Heidi Dubois wrap gifts Sunday at Tina Gardner's house in Mercer. The trio and other staff members and friends of Gardner's business, The Ice Cream Shoppe, wrapped gifts for about 50 people. The gifts were purchased with donations from customers. Gardner and her husband, Rob, have ice cream shops in Farmington, Randolph and Skowhegan, and are building a fourth in Oakland.
Bobbi Jo Welch, left, and daughter, Riley, 14, wrap gifts Sunday at Tina Gardner's house in Mercer. The pair and other staff members of Gardner's business, The Ice Cream Shoppe, gathered to wrap gifts for needy families. The gifts were purchased with donations from customers. Gardner and her husband, Rob, have ice cream shops in Farmington, Randolph and Skowhegan, and are building a fourth in Oakland.
Kamy Pooler, 19, left, and Kaitlyn Paul, 17, wrap gifts Sunday for newborns while working at Tina Gardner's house in Mercer. The pair and other staff members and friends of Gardner's business, The Ice Cream Shoppe, wrapped gifts for about 50 people. The gifts were purchased with donations from customers. Gardner and her husband, Rob, have ice cream shops in Farmington, Randolph and Skowhegan, and are building a fourth in Oakland.
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