Walkut said 25 to 30 people searched Friday, about 75 searched Saturday and about 60 were involved Sunday, venturing as far away as Portland to look for Baum, who has been missing for nearly three months.
The search effort recently received a boost when a McCleary church donated a trailer that can be used as a headquarters, Walkut said.
“We’ll be having bigger searches now,” she said. “We’ll start scheduling them in about three weeks.”
A candlelight vigil for Baum is set for about 7 p.m. Sept. 26 at the Park & Ride facility on Mommsen Street in McCleary, Walkut said.
For more information about the search for Lindsey and future searches, go to www.findlindseybaum.com.
