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On Saturday, May 21, Boy Scout Troop 130 held a food drive at Walmart in Oxford. The Troop collected a bountiful amount of food and more than $1,100 in cash from our very generous community. The food and money were delivered to the Oxford Hills Food Pantry in Norway that afternoon. Pictured from left: Boy Scout committee member Lisa McCann, Boy Scout Ethan McAllister, Linda Cardin, Karen Thurston, and Leo Cardin from the food pantry.
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