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Bosarge Family Foundation Gift Spurs Cuckolds Rescue
The Cuckolds Fog Signal and Light Station Council announced a new and enduring partnership with the Bosarge Family Foundation. The Bosarge Foundation committed $750,000 as well as additional personal and material support to the Cuckolds Rescue. Speaking to Council leaders, Marie Bosarge, a Director of the Foundation, expressed "...sheer joy and satisfaction of contributing to, and participating in, a hometown initiative with lasting value. The Rescue provides a unique opportunity to invest in an idea, a place of beauty for adventure and learning, and bring it to life." Click here for more information.
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Hancock Lumber Steps Up: Unprecedented Commitment to Boothbay Peninsula
Creating a new and unprecedented partnership with the Cuckolds Fog Signal and Light Station, Hancock Lumber is donating all of the building materials for the Cuckolds restoration. This commitment has a retail market value of $150,000 – $200,000. But the value of the Hancock contribution is far beyond the "material". In this sixth generation family business, their passion is stewardship. "Each of us has the obligation to pass on the institutions we care about in better shape than when we assumed stewardship responsibility for them," says Kevin Hancock, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Hancock Lumber. Click here for more information. |
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Two Goats, Luna & Blondie, Summer on Western Cuckolds
The Western Cuckolds is now the summer home for two Savannah Boer goats, on loan from Dragonfly Cove Farm of Dresden. Luna & Blondie take their summer jobs seriously, greeting kayakers, and grooming the landscape in a carbon emission-free way. Their cottage, finished and decorated by Maine artist, Dana Moses, has the best view on the coast of Maine. Click here for more information.
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