Madawaska Valley Public Library starting walking club  

A walk-in crowd is needed for a new walking club. 

The Madawaska Valley Public Library is starting a walking club, which will have participants meet at the library at 1 p.m. each Friday. The first meeting is Friday, Dec. 15. 

CEO Natalie Barrington says there’s no cost to enter; participants just sign a waiver. She hopes the club will gain enough participants so that it can expand and offer activities or contests around the walks.  

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She says the library is starting the club with the hopes it will give people a social activity, and an opportunity to stay fit, in the winter. Each week the group will do a light walk around Barry’s Bay.  

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