For those of us who love gliding across a frozen pond, Maine winters deliver a special treat. The best conditions come from black ice, the ultra-clear, dense, satiny ice that forms in very cold weather before snow arrives. It’s the crème de la crème for amoureux de la glace, magical stuff that’s been rare in recent years.
As a major employer and an educational partner with local public schools, Chewonki has significant economic and cultural impact on midcoast Maine. Nancy Kennedy, Vice President for Camp Chewonki, recognizes the implications of that power and plans to use it creatively as a new member of the Wiscasset Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors.
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Hannah Marshall, a Chewonki Outdoor Classroom leader in 2017 and 2018 who has also led our Central Quebec Canoe Trip, Allagash Canoe Adventure, and 10-day program for Camp Chewonki for Girls, has been named the Outdoor Classroom’s lead educator for 2019. Along with her program experience, Marshall has led a training expedition for Chewonki Wilderness
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