The First Friday Community Luncheon will be held at the Mapleton United Methodist Church on Friday, Aug. 4.
The menu will include the most time-honored summer meal of new potatoes and peas with all the fixings. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m.
There is no charge for the meal but donations will be accepted.
Meet the pilots
Members of the public will have the opportunity to meet the pilots taking part in this year’s
Crown of Maine Balloon Festival on Saturday morning, Aug. 26.
The Chapman Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club will host a pancake breakfast at their clubhouse in Mapleton. The meal will be served from 7 to 10 a.m. and is open to the public. This is a chance to ask questions about their flying experiences and how a hot air balloon works.
The cost is $8/person.
Recreation Support
For 2017, The Town of Chapman has appropriated limited funds to help residents pay for non-resident recreation program fees in other communities. The town will only pay the fee if the program is not currently being offered by our Recreation Department.
The form can be printed online or residents can come to the office and fill it out. The voucher must be approved through the office first before being turned in for reimbursement to the other communities.
For more information, check the Town of Mapleton website for the request form and instructions.
Recreation Schedule
If you are looking for information regarding the schedule of Little and Pony league games, as well as other Recreation Department Information, then look at the Mapleton Recreation Department webpage. It contains all of the schedule changes as well as Little League standings.
The address is: http://www.mapleton.me/index.php/town-services/recreation
Terry Sandusky is the Star-Herald correspondent for Mapleton, Chapman and Castle Hill and can be reached at 764-4916 or at starherald.Tsandusky@gmail.com.
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- On June 30, Mapleton Lions Club members helped close out the 2017 Camp Adventure Week for adolescents with Type 1 diabetes. Camp Adventure, held at Baptist Park in Mapleton, is the only camp in Maine exclusively for teens with diabetes, and is led by a team of diabetes specialists and qualified volunteers. Here Lions cooks, from left, Paul Grendell, Wes Buck, Dennis Hoffses, Peter Greenier and Jon Roark, chief grill master, relax after serving 150 campers, staff and family. (Photo courtesy of Terry Sandusky)
