Girl Scout Troop 251’s 4th Annual Trunk-or-Treat! Who: Anyone! When: Sunday, October 27, 2-3pm Where: Blue Hill Consolidated School parking lot What: The price of admission is at least 1 non-perishable item per trunk-or-treater for Tree of . . . read more »
by Shiloh Eaton Originally published in The Weekly Packet, April 5, 2018 With its wide open space and high ceilings, the glass greenhouse at Mainescape was transformed into a runway-style fashion show March 30. The event, organized . . . read more »
By Jennifer Osborn originally published in the Ellsworth American, March 16, 2018 BLUE HILL — Two of Blue Hill’s most creative denizens are producing a fashion show at the Mainescape Garden Center greenhouse on Thursday, March . . . read more »
by Faith DeAmbrose Originally published in The Weekly Packet, March 22, 2018 It’s high fashion in Blue Hill as local residents Julie Jo Fehrle and Maxfield Y Rhine transform the Mainescape glass greenhouse into a fundraiser that . . . read more »
From WABI. View Video. BLUE HILL, Maine (WABI) – “These potatoes that we’re getting now will probably last us in distribution through February, which means that’s less money that we have to spend for potatoes, and we . . . read more »
From the Ellsworth American, April 7, 2017 BLUE HILL — Last year the Tree of Life Food Pantry distributed 12,000 pounds of fresh produce to hungry families. The fresh food was purchased from Good Shepherd Food Bank . . . read more »
Loyal Turnstyle customers organized a Cash Mob for Tuesday January 17, 2017 to support the Tree of Life after the thrift shop was broken into on the 12th. Traffic was high with lots of people dropping off . . . read more »
On January 12, 2017 the Turnstyle was broken into– locks were broken and money and keys were stolen from the cash drawer. The burglary made the evening news.
Originally published in The Weekly Packet, February 11, 2016 by Faith DeAmbrose The Tree of Life food pantry and its sister organization, The TurnStyle, will be closed until further notice due to a furnace malfunction that filled . . . read more »
Hunger in Hancock County By Judith Hilliker, Tree of Life Pantry Board President published in the letters section of the Daily Packet A recent Feeding America study found that 15.6 percent of the people living in Hancock . . . read more »
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