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Mon, 12/15/2014 - 8:45am

Santa Claus listens to the wish list of Karlie Reith, 8, of Dresden on Dec. 13 during “Breakfast with Santa” at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Dante George, 6, of Wiscasset talks with his mom Holly George at “Breakfast with Santa,” Dec. 13 at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Helen Smallwood, Arlene Polewarczyk, Barbara Britton, Carolyn Hewitt

From left, Wiscasset Senior Center members Helen Smallwood of Dresden, Arlene Polewarczyk of Wiscasset, Barbara Britton of Wiscasset and Carolyn Hewitt of Wiscasset man a bake sale Dec. 13 during “Breakfast with Santa” at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Kayden Reith, 5, of Dresden meets with Santa Claus on Dec. 13 at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Santa Claus listens to the wish list of Karlie Reith, 8, of Dresden on Dec. 13 during “Breakfast with Santa” at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Dante George, 6, of Wiscasset talks with his mom Holly George at “Breakfast with Santa,” Dec. 13 at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Kayden Reith, 5, of Dresden meets with Santa Claus on Dec. 13 at Wiscasset Community Center. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper

Area families put the Wiscasset Community Center on their itinerary Saturday, Dec. 13, for “Breakfast with Santa.”

Children took turns meeting with the jolly old elf, who heard their wishes and whatever else they had to say.

Before Karlie Reith, 8, of Dresden read him her list, she told him about the family’s slippery driveway that morning.

Overnight snow and lingering morning snow showers gave Wiscasset a coat of white again in time for the annual event, but did not appear to deter attendance.

Santa was busy, along with those serving up the food inside the senior center’s kitchen.

In the hallway, members of the senior center raised money for it with a bake sale.