A Maine Department of Environmental Protection employee points at fuel leaking from wing tank and across the windshield of a crash-landed Cessna on Tuesday in the southbound breakdown lane of Interstate 295 in Bowdoinham.
Sarah Mason, left, and Sue Neal transplant day lilies Friday at D.R. Struck Landscape Nursery in Winthrop. The early spring is a busy time in this and other local commercial greenhouses as workers prepare items for customers to plant when the snow finally goes away.
Nancy Danforth strains as she walks around in the Conan's Wheel of Pain event on Saturday, April 8, during the Central Maine Strongman contest at Gevolution Fitness in Augusta. Contestants had to lift and carry the tray around, then add a keg filled with water for each of the next three laps. There were five events including an overhead press medley, Hercules Hold and Power Stairs. It was the 10th annual charity fundraiser.
More thn hundred people, including Marilee Getgen, left, and Alyssa Chesney, turned out for a rally against the recent Ku Klux Klan activity in the Waterville area on Sunday, April 9.
It was warm enough on Sunday, April 9, for Camren Foster to ride his bike without a shirt on but he soon found that riding through snow is not so easy while playing in Waterville. Asked how he liked the spring weather Foster said, "Good — no, perfect."
Ambulance personnel prepare to load an injured driver into a Lifeflight helicopter parked on Route 202 in China following a serious head-on collision of two vehicles on the China Road in Winslow on Monday.
Linda Janeski, current owner of a dog named Dakota that has been ordered to be euthanized after repeated attacks on other dogs, wipes tears after Judge Valerie Standfill refused to reverse the decision in Waterville District Court on Tuesday.
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