STILL LIFE: The hungry bumblebee

David Leaming

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Published
October 31, 2011

STILL LIFE: The hungry bumblebee

Dressed as a bumblebee, Mariah Sack bites down on a pretzel wand she received at one of the many sites at Colby College on Sunday for the Halloween Extravaganza. She found biting down a bit of a challenge without all of her teeth.
Published
October 25, 2011

Clinton chainsaw massacre in ninth year

CLINTON — For the ninth year, children and adults from all over Kennebec and Somerset counties have again lined up to have the wits scared out of them.
Published
October 20, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Running tribute

Onlookers at left cheer dozens of Maine Game Wardens as they begin running on U.S. Route 201 in Vassalboro toward Augusta during the fourth annual 15 mile Fallen Officers Tribute Run on Wednesday. The run honors the 15 Maine game wardens who died in the line of duty.
Published
October 19, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Streetside painter

Sarah Kinsela paints the curb outside the Caverly Country Market in Hinckley along busy Route 201 on Tuesday.
Published
October 19, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Pressing work

Fresh cider drips from the barrel of a cider press as Dan Rague, center, loads apples and Paul Gadliardi pokes them down and Becky Rague turns a grinding wheel on Sunday in Oakland. The folks didn’t mind the fall chore as the cider was filled into containers.
Published
October 14, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Warm work

Jeremy Garcia works without a shirt on a warm Tuesday while cutting up firewood on Front Street in Waterville.
Published
October 11, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Push and pull

Lawrence Siegler, right, pushes an ash log as Richard Eaton operates a winch next to a maple log while loading the wood on a trailer in Farmington on Sunday. The wood will go to the Town Line wood shop and made into cabinets.
Published
October 11, 2011

SNAPSHOT: An a-maizing adventure

Welcome to the third annual Great Corn Maize off U.S. Route 2 three miles south of town. The seasonal maize is open every weekend until Oct. 30 and weather permitting is packed with families.
Published
October 4, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Colorful Canopy

COLORFUL CANOPY: Cara DiGirolamo follows her sister, Mia, up a maple tree full of red leaves along Morrill Street on Monday afternoon in Waterville. More fall foliage will appear as temperatures dip below freezing toward the end of the week. The low temperature in Waterville is expected to fall to 32 degrees tonight and 29 […]
Published
October 3, 2011

SNAPSHOT: A spot of tea

A SPOT OF TEA: Diane Louten, left, dressed as a flapper and Shirley Chaffee wore a signature hat as the Red Hat Society and others listen to quilter Debbie Quirion during the REM Vintage Tea social Sunday at the Center in Waterville. Dozens dined on gourmet hors d’oeuvres and desserts.