The Bethel Citizen

West Paris Pre-schoolers ‘touched-a-truck’ on June 2

About 17 children from The West Paris Early Learning Center at the West Paris Legion walked to the town office to see and sit inside a fire truck, downhill derby cars and more. Town Manager Joy Downing organized the event and gave out gift bags to each child.

Communities:

Rumford,
Paris,
West Paris,
South Paris

Posted June 7

Updated July 10

Rose Lincoln Staff Writer

West Paris Early Learning students Jordyn Farnum, of West Paris, left, and Lila White, of S. Paris, both 5 years old, share a laugh at the “Touch-A -Truck” event at WP Town Office. *Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen*

Victor Kimball, 5, of West Paris, left, and passenger Amara Morey, 4, of S. Paris try out the driver’s seat of a Downhill Derby car. *Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen*

Wyatt Bowden, 5, of S. Paris, sits in the driver’s seat of a West Paris fire truck. *Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen*

Steve McCann, of West Paris demonstrates how to steer a Down Hill Derby car to Ezlynn Kiley, 5, of Rumford, left, and Owen Thomas, 5, of West Paris. Youngsters visited West Paris Town Office lawn on June 2 to “Touch-A -Truck” *Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen*

Rose LincolnStaff Writer

Bethel Citizen writer and photographer Rose Lincoln lives in Bethel with her husband and a rotating cast of visiting dogs, family, and friends. A photojournalist for several years, she worked alongside... More by Rose Lincoln

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