Celebrating Rural Maine Podcast: The Saco River and Its Significance to Maine and Buxton

from Celebrating Rural Maine: Community Civics and Place-Based Inquiry

This episode features Amanda Blunda, 4/5 Grade Experiential Classroom teacher at Buxton Center Elementary School in Buxton, Maine, sharing her community civics project, The Saco River and Its Significance to Maine and Buxton. Amanda’s community partners are Brenton Hill, Technical and Outreach, and Vicki Walker, Committee Secretary, at the Buxton-Hollis Historical Society.

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