Andrew Nichols clears a driveway with a small plow on his garden tractor on Thursday in Hallowell. The storm the day before had dumped 3 to 4 inches of snow across the area.

Don Bilodeau, left, moves a carved bear to make room for a life-sized sculpture of a person on Thursday. Bilodeau and artist Dan Burns were moving the sculpture from where it had been on display in Hallowell. Burns makes and sells chain saw sculptures outside McKenzie’s Power Equipment on Route 17 in Augusta.

Workers shovel snow on Wednesday in front of Key Plaza in downtown Augusta.

Babysitter Alyssa Withee, 21, left, helps Flannery Brady, seated, age 2, and Laila Brady build a snowman on Saturday outside their Hallowell home.

A pair of fisherman wait for a flag to pop up on their ice fishing traps Thursday on Upper Pleasant Pond in Richmond.

Oliver Kucharski, 3, left, gets a ride from his sister, Maya Kucharski, 8, both of Sidney, past some tractors at the Maine Agricultural Trades Show on Thursday at the Augusta Civic Center.

Charlie Erskine, of Erskine Farms, left, and Dalziel Lewis, of Dig Deep Farm, set up under the gazebo for the weekly farmers’ market on Tuesday in Mill Park in Augusta. The winter market runs every Tuesday from 12:30 to 2 p.m. through May, when the hours will change. Mill Park is on Northern Avenue, between downtown and Sand Hill.

On Saturday, artists drew temporary, henna-style tattoos at the Gardiner Public Library.

Kelsey Morin, left, and her daughter, Hadleigh Morin, 4, both of South China, slide down the Mill Park sledding hill on Tuesday in Augusta. There were several groups of sledders there on the New Year’s Day holiday. The sledding hill is near corner of Northern Avenue and Canal Street, between Sand Hill and downtown Augusta.

Cross country skiers curve around a bend in the trail on Tuesday at the Viles Arboretum in Augusta. There are several miles of groomed ski trails at the arboretum, which is located at 153 Hospital St.