Emily Cain, a former state lawmaker who's now executive director of the political organization Emily's List, addresses the Maine Women's March 2.0 event Saturday that drew about 2,500 demonstrators to Capitol Park in Augusta. Similar rallies were held in Bangor, Bar Harbor and Gouldsboro, as well as cities and towns across the globe on the anniversary of the march that followed President Trump's inauguration last year. Other speakers in Augusta included House Speaker Sara Gideon of Freeport, June Sapiel of the Penobscot Nation, and Somali immigrant and Lewiston resident Fatuma Hussein.
Jackman Town Manager Thomas Kawczynski sits alone Tuesday as he awaits the announcement by selectmen that he has been terminated from his position during a meeting attended by 50 town residents.
State police and Skowhegan police and firefighters responded to this accident Monday that left a truck burned and overturned on the surface of ice on a small pond along Route 2 in Skowhegan. The woman driving the vehicle, who was on her way to the hospital to be induced to give birth, died as a result of the crash. Her newborn, who was delivered by emergency Cesarian section, died a few days later. Several fundraisers are have been planned to help the family with funeral expenses.
University of Maine in Farmington student Andy Devine rides his bike Wednesday past an ice-crusted shrub in Farmington. Devine said he favored riding in the roadway to avoid the icy sidewalks.
Large chunks of ice pile up on each other Wednesday on the Carrabassett River in Embden off the Katie Crotch Road.
Zola Roberts, 11, is greeted Sunday at the bottom of the ski slope by her father, Weber, during the Race to Remember at Kents Hill School in Readfield. The Roberts usually ski at the Camden Snow Bowl.
Terry Lincoln, of Hallowell, scrapes the windows of her car Tuesday in a downpour in West Gardiner. The weather this winter, Lincoln said, has been unpredictable.
Cony/Monmouth/Hall-Dale's Reed Hopkins, left, and Edward Little's Ben Cassidy collide during a game Thursday at Camden National Bank Ice Vault in Hallowell.
The U.S. Coast Guard cutters Tackle, left, and Bridle barrel through ice on the Kennebec River just south of Chop Point on Wednesday in Woolwich.
The USCGC Bridle breaks ice Wednesday on the Kennebec River just south of Chop Point in Woolwich.
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