Toddler Time with Amauri Boyd Free Come join our Toddler Time, a time for caregivers and their tots aged 18 months to 4 years! Led by a certified teacher/mom. This group […]
Anyone who needs food is welcome to come to the Pantry. Arrangements can also be made for people who may not be able to get to the pantry during regular […]
The fourth Saturday of each month the church offers free, emergency assistance to parents who need help obtaining baby necessities. Diapers, wipes, and occasional other items may be available. Proof […]
We are teaming up with Maine Mariners Hockey to give discounted tickets to SPE, CJL and MCS students! Carl J Lamb School PTA Margaret Chase Smith PTA The link below […]
A 20 minute story time of Mother Goose, board books, shakers, and movement activities. For newborns to 3 year olds.
Legos & challenge are provided. Creations will be on display for the whole week! Ages 3-13 are welcome.
Bring your toddlers ages 4 and under to “Toddle Time” to get some energy out. There is a spacious area for the littles to run around and have some fun. […]
Suggested ages 0-3 and their caregivers are welcome to attend
Suggested ages 3-6 and their caregivers are welcome to attend for songs, read-aloud stories, and a simple craft related to the weekly theme.
Ice skating conditions have been stellar during the recent cold spell, as these skaters found on Springvale Mill Pond earlier…
Lisa Blanchette and Jonathan Stimmell. Photo Credit: Sanford School Department By Sam Bonsey, Sanford Schools Communication Coordinator The Sanford School…
Kondi Nsimba, from the Democratic Republic of Congo, works as a custodian at Sanford High School. Photo: Jennifer Davie By…
Compiled by Lisa Blanchette Visit our Events Calendar https://sanfordspringvalenews.com/events/ for details on these events and on events to come. ONGOING…
It may be harder for non-aviation uses of Sanford’s airport to take off. Photo: City of Sanford By Renée Morin…
A bloom at Harvey Butler Rhododendron Sanctuary Photo: Lee Burnett By Lee Burnett Two new trails were awarded state funding…
