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American Legion Post 36

Summary by Boothbay Register
This past weekend, I attended the Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation (MASR) Winter Veterans No Boundaries (VNB) program held at Sunday River. Twenty-five veterans and their families came from around the country, mostly from New England, to enjoy a wide range of winter indoor and outdoor activities. Participants arrived on Thursday, were fitted for ski equipment, and settled into their Sunday River resort hotel.
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American Legion Post 36

This past weekend, I attended the Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation (MASR) Winter Veterans No Boundaries (VNB) program held at Sunday River. Twenty-five veterans and their families came from around the country, mostly from New England, to enjoy a wide range of winter indoor and outdoor activities. Participants arrived on Thursday, were fitted for ski equipment, and settled into their Sunday River resort hotel.

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Boothbay Register broke the news in on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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