TSP at Run For Heroes and Quoggy Jo Mountain
On Saturday, May 9th, 2015 over 250 Mainers gathered in Presque Isle, ME to honor 8 of Maine’s bravest at the Run for Heroes 5K. The Summit Project partnered with... Continue reading
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TSP at CLTM 2015
BANGOR — Not everyone can climb Mount Katahdin, the best-known way to participate in The Summit Project. But on Friday, May 1, eighth-graders from Helen S. Dunn School in Greenbush... Continue reading
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Stories of Maine’s fallen soldiers immortalized through stones
The Free Press Volunteers marched 8 miles through the streets of Portland last week, carrying stones bearing the names of fallen soldiers from Maine, before securing them in a wooden... Continue reading
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Official Statement from Senator Angus S. King, U.S. Senator from Maine
Summit Project Statement – Official Statement from Senator Angus S. King, U.S. Senator from Maine
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TSP at BSP 2015 (for confirmed hikers and families/volunteers)
This will be your one-stop-shop for directions, team assignments, rules, hiking rosters, gear list, action items I need from you, and our plan for the day. Feel free to download and print all these... Continue reading
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TSP at ELHS 2014
Wishing the students of Edward Little High School all the best on their tribute trek tomorrow with stones from The Summit Project. A special thanks to TSP board member and... Continue reading
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Students carry stones to remember fallen Mainers
By Daniel Hartill, Staff Writer When Devon Daskey carries a stone Friday up the sometimes steep climb to the summit of Bradbury Mountain, the Edward Little High School junior will... Continue reading
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Protected: TSP at ANP 2014 (For confirmed hikers and families/volunteers)
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PTO 018: The Summit Project
Thank you Nicholas Humphries for inviting me to you podcast and allowing me to share TSP. Thank you for the great opportunity to present TSP to a wider audience and include... Continue reading