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The Maine Kindness Rocks Project has made its mark on Auburn by setting up home in Pettengill Park. A local Auburn Middle School student, Miranda Haggerty, teamed up with Auburn Recreation to offer a place where the rocks can be found to help provide the community with colorful inspiration. Visitors can take a rock home or donate a rock with an inspiring message for someone else. From left are Levi Taylor, Tonia Taylor, Stella Taylor-Dobson, Miranda Haggerty, Royalle Grant, Mya Kelsea, Duncan Cooper and Molly Cooper. FMI: facebook.com/mainekindnessrocks/.
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