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Girl Scout Troop 673 recently held a Halloween party for 25 girls who brought nonperishable items to donate to the Faith Christian Church in Gardiner in memory of the Troop’s founder, Juliette Gordon Lowe. Front from left are Ady Pitteroff, Victoria Tracey, Riley Keyser, Jillian Campbellton, Ellie Pitteroff, Kathleen Norris, Molly-Jo Smith, Peyton Mcguire, Ayanna Noyes, Zoey Weeks, Lana Pratt, Paige Mcguire, Cara Basselet, Stella Johnson and Maebath Rose Basselet. Back from left are Laney Wing, Delanie Kanaris, Kate Bingaman, Ava Adams, Candice Ferreira, Sophia Lemar, Olivia Wallace, Sophie Vigue, Maddy Irish and Emerson O’Donnell. Submitted photo
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