Lindsey and Connor Bell distribute palm fronds to parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hallowell before services on the moveable feast of Palm Sunday that is celebrated a week before Easter. The nine-year-old Farmingdale twins were assisting the Rev. George Hickey as alter servers during the Mass to remember the return of Jesus to […]
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: Into the wind
An immature bald eagle soars above Kents Hill on Tuesday in Readfield. The raptor negotiated 28 mph gusts.
VIDEO: Raptor rescue in Litchfield
Gardiner firefighter Dan Freeman, left, and Game Warden Steve Allarie carry a bald eagle to a crate Wednesday night after two raptors become entangled on a tree while brawling in Litchfield.
SNAPSHOT: Wading into history
Peter Cunningham, of Gardiner, wades Vaughan Stream in Hallowell on Wednesday while searching for items that floated down the stream. The history buff found an antique hub cap that he collected.
SNAPSHOT: Bikers bowl against bullies
John Rump, right, bowls Sunday as folks dance to live music during the Strike Out Bullying Bowl-a-thon hosted by the 1-7-10 Bowling and Entertainment Center in Augusta. The event, sponsored by the volunteer biker group Rindin’ Steel, raised several thousand dollars to donate to schools to stop bullying.
SNAPSHOT: It’s a flat, flat world
Maranacook Community High School freshmen Taylor Kubicki, left, and Austin Harris race Tuesday to place a cone atop Syria within a map loaned to the school by the National Geographic Society. The room-sized map, with meticulous geographic and political detail, was borrowed by teacher Carrie Emmerson for a week to teach elementary school students geography […]
SNAPSHOT: On spring rake
Spring rake: Cindy Hall rakes up leaves Sunday on the lawn of her Monmouth home as temperatures hover in the 70s. “This is the earliest I’ve done spring cleaning,” she said of touching up the lawn of the home she’s lived in for 30 years.
SNAPSHOT: The Great Zembroski
Kevin Zembroski, of Farmingdale, balances upon a slack line Sunday afternoon in Capitol Park in Augusta. Zembroski and his friend Carylanne Wolfington, of Hallowell, were practicing their balancing act together in temperatures in the mid-70s on one of the last days of winter.