Alex Santerre scrapes paint from the doors on a cattle barn at the Oaklands Farm on Monday in Gardiner. Santerre said the crew at the grass raised beef farm was planning to hay, but recent rain compelled them to perform other chores.
Urban Clukey of Cambridge poses for a photo Tuesday at the Somerset Courthouse in Skowhegan. Clukey was one of a group of jurors who failed to show up recently to serve on a jury. Justice Robert Mullen spoke of the need to serve as a juror and asked why individuals did not respond. Clukey told Mullen he is undergoing treatment for cancer, and the summons to serve went to the wrong address.
Maine Basketball Hall of Fame 2018 inductee Jim Bessey, left, speaks with last years inductee Tom Maines prior to ceremony in Bangor on Sunday, Aug. 19.
The twisted fuselage of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection airplane lies near the Sebasticook River in Burnham near the Pittsfield Municipal Airport on Thursday. The plane crashed shortly before midnight on Wednesday injuring the two people on board.
Patrons attend the 31st Sidewalk Arts Festival, which is organized by the Winthrop Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce.
Thomas College student Harley Douglas speaks about the EDGE program —Engage, Develop, Guide and Empower — at the college in Waterville on Monday. ()
Avery Heron wipes last year's names off a the bus schedule as she helps her mother Ashley Heron's third grade classroom on Thursday at Lincoln School in Augusta.
Horses get trained on the track Friday at the Windsor Fairgrounds. The Windsor Fair runs from Sunday through Labor Day.
Children with their parents work on arts and crafts Thursday at Common Street Arts at The Center at Castonguay Square in downtown Waterville. Waterville Creates! and Common Street Arts are moving temporarily to the Hathaway Creative Center to make way for long-term changes at The Center on Main Street.
Augusta police Chief Jared Mills answers questions Tuesday during a tour of the Augusta police station in Augusta. There are two courtyards in the building.
A variety of objects lie on the lawn Tuesday at a residence on Alexander Reed Road in Richmond. A court has ruled that the property is an illegal junkyard.
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