DEAR SUN SPOTS: The folks at Readfield United Methodist Church on Route 17 in Kents Hill are looking to brighten up the month of March by holding a Cabin Fever Game Day on Saturday, March 25, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. We will have an assortment of traditional games available and invite people to bring their special game if they wish.

This will be a time to enjoy an afternoon out and maybe make a new friend. We will have concessions available. If the weather is bad, it will be held March 26 at the same time. — Karen, Kents Hill

ANSWER: What a nice idea. This sounds fun!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Androscoggin Harmony, a group of singers who are part of Androscogin Home Healthcare + Hospice, is looking for people who have a passion for singing. Whether you are a bathtub baritone or enjoy car karaoke, come sing with us; no experience or professional training is needed.

Androscoggin Harmony is looking to grow the group and continue singing to patients at bedside to offer comfort, healing, relaxation and entertainment in their home and at the Hospice House. We meet the second and fourth Wednesday of every month from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Androscoggin Hospice House, 236 Stetson Road in Auburn.  If interested, email volunteer@androscoggin.org or call 795-9506. — Jenny, no town

ANSWER: What a wonderful thing to be involved in!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I’m looking for a retired electrician to install a light switch in an existing junction box. It’s too small for my fingers.

Your column and a cup of coffee is my first go-to every morning! — No name, Lewiston

ANSWER: I hope an electrician (retired or not) will come to your aid and give you a hand with this project. Have you thought of contacting electrical contractors in the area? I know it can be difficult to find help with a small job like this one, but perhaps someone could swing by if they have another customer near you and not charge you too much.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Regarding the March 7 Sun Spots, another organization accepting donations is The Store Next Door in the lower level of Longley School at 145 Birch St. in Lewiston. It serves homeless youth and their families.

There is a need for clothing for all ages, hygiene products, household goods, school supplies, bedding and food. In keeping with their philosophy of “zero waste,” they pass items on to other local agencies if they do not use them.

Items may be dropped off at the marked covered entryway accessed from the lower level parking lot. — No name, no town

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Regarding where to donate is the Seventh-day Adventist Church at 316 Minot Ave. — Linda, Lewiston

ANSWER: Thank you for these suggestions!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: In reply to the reader inquiring about Parade magazine, I miss it too.

I found if you go to the Sunday E-paper, you get the full size Parade. This works better for me than the website that shows the pages at only half the size so you must enlarge. This is just a tidbit to make reading more pleasant. — No name, Lisbon

ANSWER: I’m glad you found something that works and you were willing to share it!

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