McKenna Varney smiles and laughs while getting pulled back up the Williams Playground sledding hill on Saturday in Augusta. The hill is at corner of Quimby and Pearl streets, near the skateboard park.
State Police Cpl. Chris Rogers helps Amanda Brown, of Vassalboro, out of her car on Tuesday after sliding off the road in Farmingdale as a nor'easter descended on the region.
A people walks through parking lot near the Burton M. Cross State Office Building as the storm gets under way around noon on Tuesday in Augusta. State workers were granted early release at 12:30 p.m. because of the storm.
Clad in a dress uniform, Augusta police Lt. J. Chris Read greets well-wishers Monday during a retirement party in his honor at Augusta City Center. Read served in multiple positions over 27 years in Augusta before assuming command of the communications and records division. Read is joining the Kennebec County Sheriff's Office as a lieutenant overseeing the patrol division.
Denny St. Pierre pushes snow past trees Wednesday morning while cleaning off a driveway in Manchester. People in the capital region were digging out after the second nor'easter in a week.
A cracked window of unoccupied store front at 106 Water St. frames the view of where a tractor trailer came from that caused the damage in downtown Hallowell. Earlier in the morning a driver of a tractor-trailer failed to stop at intersection of Water and Winthrop streets then struck a street light, which then hit the building.
Approximately 70 Nokomis Regional High School students — including from left Jason Ramsdell, Keanna Martin, Emma Baker and Kaylee Lancaster — took part Thursday in the national walkout against gun violence and in support of the 17 who were killed last month at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. Principal Mary Nadeau is at far left.
Norman Cummings drives a snowblower clearing snow Wednesday morning in the plaza between the Burton M. Cross State Office Building and the Maine State House in Augusta. Legislative offices had a delayed start at 10 a.m. because of the overnight nor'easter.
Kevin Bacon closely watches maple sap boiling into syrup as steam rises from the evaporator at Bacon Farm Maple Products on the Pond Road in Sidney on Sunday, March 11. Bacon said the sap is running steadily and expects a good yield. "We're ahead of last year," he said, standing beside the huge evaporator that produces 25 gallons of syrup an hour. The farm will be open both weekend days for the March 25 Maine Maple Sunday event.
Laura Church, left, and Brian Church follow along in the town report Saturday during the Vienna Town Meeting at the Vienna Community Building. She is the Fire Department chaplain and he is the fire chief.
Before the show, Chizzle Wizzle cast and crew hold hands in circle and leap as the jumping moves around the circle like the wave on Thursday at Cony High School.
Heavily snow-covered trees frame a view of Memorial Bridge on Wednesday morning in Augusta.
City of Waterville employee Dave Higgins clears snow from an entrance to City Hall during nor'easter snowstorm on Tuesday.
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