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A sunscreen dispenser from the Maine Cancer Foundation, Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands and IMPACT Melanoma at Crescent Beach in Cape Elizabeth. Courtesy photo Maine Cancer FoundationMaine Cancer Foundation announced a new cancer prevention partnership with the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, involving a grant to provide free sunscreen dispensers at 11 state parks in Maine, including Crescent Beach in Cape Elizabeth. The grant will provide training about sun safety to employees at the parks as well. Courtesy photo Maine Cancer Foundation
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