Libby Grant, 6, of Augusta, left, helps Annabelle Cobb, 5, of Farmingdale, push down her pie crust during the Make, Bake and Take pie event on Wednesday at the Children's Discovery Museum in Augusta. Children were guided through assembling an apple crumb top pie at the annual holiday event.
Two distraught women console each other as firefighters extinguish blaze at an apartment building that was heavily damaged by fire on West Front Street in Skowhegan on Monday.
Noah Pillsbury, from left, Connor Files, George Mitchell and Noah McMahon were busy volunteering to fill individual bags of potatoes for the nearly 200 Thanksgiving food boxes at the Federated Church in Skowhegan on Monday.
Cheryl Jack keeps her cat Oliver Grey close to her in a hotel room now that they have been reunited on Tuesday, after being separated since fire damaged her apartment in Waterville last Saturday. Despite being displaced, Jack said she is grateful for all the support she has received. "People have given me clothes and food and care for my cat and I am so humbled by how generous people have been," she said.
Scores of law enforcement officials from many area departments took part in a procession to attend a memorial service for retired Detective Captain Kingston Paul of the Fairfield Police department at the Williamson Art Center on Tuesday. Paul passed away last week.
Cony High School's Tyler Dostie cuts ice on the first day of hockey practice Monday in Hallowell.
Clad in a blanket, Faye Dudley, 4, walks back to a warm car Tuesday after posing for photos taken by her mother, Hilary Dudley, at the Frederickson's Tree Farm in Monmouth. Faye furnished the modeling talent for marketing photos by the West Gardiner photographer ahead of family holiday photo sessions scheduled at the tree farm this fall. The studio, Hilary Susan Photography, is booking on Facebook.
Sean Maguire runs the Gasping Gobbler 5k while wearing a turkey hat on Thursday at Cony High School in Augusta. He said that it stayed on well, and he finished in a time of 32:40.31.
People at the front of the line to get into Target laugh together around 11:20 p.m. Thursday as they wait for doors for Black Friday sale shopping in Augusta. The line stretched around to the back of building.
Josiah Strout, 3, gets a tour of the new Windsor Engine 1 from his great-grandfather, Fire Chief Arthur Strout, on Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Windsor fire department.
Levy Miller rips boards on Wednesday, Nov. 9, for a work shed at the home his cousin, Mose Miller, purchased in Whitefield. Mose Miller is relocating to Whitefield along with several Amish relatives and plans to live the shed until he renovates his home.
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