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Otisfield Community School welcomed former Patriots tight end Matt Mulligan, who spoke about and read his children’s book, Just a Kid from Maine, to students Nov. 3.
Otisfield Community School welcomed former Patriots tight end Matt Mulligan, who spoke about and read his children’s book, Just a Kid from Maine, to students Nov. 3.
At Hebron Station School, volunteer Judy Smith gives fifth grade student Ava Peck pointers on pinning a label on the back of her quilt.
Hebron Station School fourth-grade students Ava McCafferty (left) helps Aaron Nizamoff pin the maker’s label in place on his quilt during class on Jan. 11.
Kayden Dehetre (left) and Carolina Hart sew labels on the back of their quilts during their final quilting class, as instructor Sarah Otterson helps Patrick Tobey work his stitches. Otterson has taught a quilting unit to Hebron Station School students for the last 27 years, first as its second-grade teacher and now as a volunteer.
Jamisen Bryant, along with his fifth-grade classmates at Hebron Station School, writes information on a label that he will hand sew on the back of a quilt he made. Jan. 11 was the final session of a six-week unit on quilting, led by volunteers Sarah Otterson and Judy Smith.
Carolina Hart, a fourth grader at Hebron Station School, is ready to pin her label on the quilt she made before sewing it in place.
Hebron Station School fourth grader Thomas Yancey holds up the finished quilt he made during a six-week sewing class.
Hebron Station School 12x12-inch quilts, hand-sewn by fourth and fifth grade students Jan. 11.
