This week: Diversity and a continued commitment to youth development Another week and yet another opportunity for professional development right here in Maine with a
Monday night, I was lucky enough to be able to attend a lecture by psychotherapist and author Katie Hurley . Her latest book ‘No More Mean Girls
Grit is an interesting word. The first definition in the Merriam-Webster dictionary is: “small, loose particles of stone or sand”. In this context, grit is
The Common Loon with its striking silhouette, black and white spotted plumage, and red eyes is one of the most iconic wildlife images of Maine.
Being a CIT (Counselor-in-Training) is not just another year at camp – it’s the opportunity to develop and refine some of the life skills that
Happy New Year one and all! It’s the time for reflection on the past year and a looking ahead to the next. For many, it
Some of our camp families have made their daughter/camp drop off day into an adventure to explore Maine. Maine is a vacation destination for thousands
You can teach an old dog new tricks I have been singing in various women’s choirs since I was seven years old and have had
Winter Solstice – when the dark days or winter turn into the light days of summer. As the Winter Solstice creeps up on us and
‘Tis really the Season of chaos…. We still don’t have a tree and now there is 6” of snow on the ground, my closet is
