The swap shop at the Buckfield-Sumner transfer station is getting an addition, thanks to a recent grant of $2,000 from the Maine Community Foundation. Donations are being used to complete the project to enclose the two containers. This will provide a warmer place for volunteers to work and residents to choose needed items in the winter. It also will enable passage from one container to another without having to go outside. Buckfield resident and addition builder Fred Horsfall is pictured on the roof.
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- Submitted photo The swap shop at the Buckfield-Sumner transfer station is getting an addition, thanks to a recent grant of $2,000 from the Maine Community Foundation. Donations are being used to complete the project to enclose the two containers. This will provide a warmer place for volunteers to work and residents to choose needed items in the winter. It also will enable passage from one container to another without having to go outside. Buckfield resident and addition builder Fred Horsfall is pictured on the roof.
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