‘I’m good now’

Donnette Goodenow staffs her post at the Recycling Center in Harpswell on Aug. 10, with a new addition: a portrait of the umbrella hat-wearing attendant by local artist Beverly Derosier. (Janice Thompson photo)

I would like to give a big thank you to local artist Beverly Derosier for her beautiful, cute painting of me, which I titled “I’m good now.”

Donnette Goodenow, Harpswell Neck

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