The Kindness Tree was on display at the Mendon Public Library through the end of March. Photo provided by Mendon Public Library
Local Girl Scouts creatively crafted paper of various textures and colors into Mendon Public Library’s very own Kindness Tree. Inspired by the good work Girl Scouts endeavor to make reality, the Kindness Tree highlighted local troops and the young people involved in building a better world.
BY CHRIS LIEN Boy Scout Troop 105, chartered by the Mendon Fire Department, continued its impressive history of helping...
On Tuesday, March 8, 2017, around the time school let out, it was hard to find a spot in...
The annual Pumpkin Festival put on by the local Girl Scout and Brownie Troops at Harry Allen Park took...
Troop 10 Boy Scouts will be hosting a Pork Bar B Que Dinner as a fund raiser for the...
The New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA), a statewide nonprofit organization of water quality management professionals, is proud to...
Mendon Town Supervisor John Moffitt and representatives from the American Legion Falls Post 664, including Commander Myron Lemperle, dedicated...
Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. What do all these titles have in common? And, what makes them...
Local Boy Scout Troop 10 raised approximately $3,000 at its first annual pork barbecue sale on October 15th. Dipper...
