Governor Paul LePage watches Rabbi Moshe Wilansky light a menorah Thursday in the Hall of Flags at the Statehouse in Augusta. The candelabra is lit as part of the eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.
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: Cutting edge
Aaron Bonenfant slices a piece of vinyl flooring Thursday in a customer’s garage in Sidney. The owner of Bonenfant Builders, of Farmingdale, said that he is fortunate to still be able to work comfortably outside while repairing the interior of homes. “This is great weather,” he remarked.
SNAPSHOT: A spirit alive and strong
Michelle Freeman, a Department of Health and Human Services caseworker, collects presents Wednesday for children in her care at the Sacred Heart Church rectory in Hallowell. State child caseworkers collected 450 gifts donated and wrapped by members of the Hallowell churches St. Matthew’s Episcopal, Old South Congregational and Sacred Heart Catholic and employees of the […]
SNAPSHOT: Towers of power
Construction workers attach an electrical conductor Tuesday to a transmission line tower being erected on Browns Island between Farmingdale and Chelsea on the Kennebec River. Two towers more than 100 feet high are being installed to replace the utility poles that previously held electrical lines spanning the river as part of Central Maine Power’s multimillion […]
SNAPSHOT: Graduation Kisses
GRADUATION KISSES: Game Warden Troy Thibodeau kisses his grandmother, Bernadette Winters, after a graduation ceremony Friday for 54 students who attended the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro. Officers from state agencies, county sheriff departments, municipalities and students enrolled at Thomas College completed the four-month course in basic law enforcement. Thibodeau, 30, of Augusta, is […]
SNAPSHOT: Feeding time
Dolores Rioux fills a bird feeder on the porch of her Monmouth farmhouse Monday beneath blue skies and in temperatures in the 50s. Rioux reported she is taking full advantage of the unseasonably mild weather. “I hope it lasts,” she said. “I can go feed my chickens.”
SNAPSHOT: Uniquely similar
Betty Caldwell discusses a piece of artwork Wednesday with her son Jim, right, as her other son, Rick, prepares to take a photo of the “8 x 10 x 80” art show on display at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell. The annual fundraiser displays 8-inch-by-10-inch work for sale by artists from a variety of media […]
SNAPSHOT: Needing some help down
Maine Department of Transportation employee John McCormack, left, climbs onto an Augusta Fire Department ladder operated by firefighter Mike Buck at the Blaine House in Augusta on Tuesday. The bucket McCormack operated became stuck — a hydraulic line on the boom truck broke — while decorating the fir tree on the lawn of the governor’s […]
SNAPSHOT: Dry run
Maine State Police cadet Niles Krech, right, seizes a shotgun Monday from a pickup operated by David Webber during a class conducted at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro. Law enforcement students enrolled at the Academy are participating in live training scenarios around the campus this week with police officers from agencies across Maine. […]