Sadie Hartford hands her mother, Susie Wilding-Hartford, a handful of strawberries Monday while picking at Seaman’s Berry Farm in Litchfield.
Andy Molloy
Andy started his photojournalism career with the Kennebec Journal in 1995. Over the years, he has won numerous Maine Press Association awards for his images of Maine people, places and events and contributed to CentralMaine.com’s 2017-18 General Excellence Digital honor.
SNAPSHOT: Summer dip
Children take a plunge into the Calumet Playground pool Wednesday in Augusta on the second day of its summer opening. All three public pools in Augusta are scheduled to open this week and offer swimming between Tuesday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to lifeguards.
SNAPSHOT: New shoes
Farrier Ann Melville, of Durham, preps a thoroughbred for a new shoe Tuesday in the barn at Pleasant View Farm in Sidney.
SNAPSHOT: Fresh coat
Micah Moore of Rhode Island paints the hull of his family’s aluminum boat Sunday outside their summer home on Mill Pond in Wayne.
SNAPSHOT: Water Street watercolor
Ned Reade, of Arlington, Vt., inspects a watercolor he painted Monday on Water Street in Hallowell.
PHOTO: Playing for fund
Gov. Paul LePage tees off Monday during the 8th annual Marlee Johnston Golf Tournament at the Belgrade Lakes Golf Club.
SNAPSHOT: The job can be a drag
Brian Ackley, of Topsham, drags a life-size mannequin through a parking garage in Augusta on Tuesday during a physical agility test for prospective Augusta firefighters.
SNAPSHOT: Casting for stripers
Dan Levesque, left, of Augusta and Ron Young, of Manchester, cast for striped bass Wednesday on the banks of the Kennebec River in Augusta.
SNAPSHOT: Everyday they’re angling
Nick Crocker, 16, left, Dylan Young, 13, and T.J. Ladd, 20, walk to their Augusta homes in the rain Tuesday after a fishing trip to the banks of the Kennebec River. The trio casts lines almost every day “except for thunder and lightning,” Ladd said.
SNAPSHOT: Squeaky clean
Chris Clark, 15, of Gardiner, wipes down a window Thursday at the Hallowell Antique Mall. Clark said he was cleaning the entire building ahead of an estate sale at the business.