Keith Marquis grabs a facade for the lighted sign that adorns Dom’s Barber Shop on Tuesday in Hallowell. Barber Julie Keithley and Paul Waller, a resident of Hallowell who was passing by, lifted the sign up to Marquis, who had cleaned the inside of it.
Augusta Firefighter Rich Beaudoin pushes himself through a hole in a wall Sunday in an apartment building owned by the city of Augusta. Firefighters practiced self-rescue techniques in case of entrapment while battling a blaze, according to Battalion Chief John Bennett.
Gov. Paul LePage points out a portrait of former U.S. House Speaker and 1884 Republican presidential nominee James G. Blaine on Saturday while leading a tour of governor’s mansion during the fifth annual Blaine House Food Drive at the Blaine House in Augusta. LePage and first lady Ann LePage greeted visitors, who brought nonperishable food for the Good Shepherd Food Bank, to their home at the corner of State and Capitol streets. The drive also is seeking donations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14.
Oak Hill defenders Jonah Martin, left, and Darryn Bailey catch Winthrop/Monmouth's Nate Scott during a Campbell Conference Class D semifinal game Saturday in Wales.
Barbara Skapa, left, and Kent Shankle, executive director of the Waterloo Center For The Arts, look at Haitian paintings on Friday at Skapa’s Mount Vernon home. Skapa collected several paintings by Gerard Fortune when she worked in Haiti.
Oak Hill quarterback Dalton Therrien throws a pass against Winthrop/Monmouth during a Campbell Conference Class D semifinal game Saturday in Wales.
Mill Stream Elementary School student Landen Farrin runs up to his grandfather, Brad Farrin, who sat alongside three dozen other area veterans during a Veterans Recognition Day at the Norridgewock school on Tuesday.
Nick Bradley, top, has a firm hold on Mackenzie Huard during the Maine Skirmish event in Winslow on Sunday.
Supporters turned out in large numbers for the murder victims in Oakland during a vigil on Sunday.
Many police officers from Waterville, Winslow and Fairfield apprehended this woman found hiding behind the Ace Tire company following a car chase in Waterville on Tuesday.
Crouching beside the hearth, re-enactor Claudette Massey shovels coals on top of a bake kettle on Wednesday at Old Fort Western in Augusta. She and other re-enactors were cooking apple pies and other baked goods in the fort’s kitchen.
Nelvin Arevalo applies a coat of paint beneath a doorway fan Monday in Gardiner.
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