Oliver Larrabee, 8, right, picks cucumbers with his brother, Milo, 6, Monday at their aunt and uncle's farm in Litchfield. The siblings collected a bucket of the fresh produce with their older brother, Preston, 11.
People paddle, drift, fish and swim Sunday during the annual float from Hallowell to Gardiner on the Kennebec River. More than a hundred rafts and many more people celebrated the river's vibrancy during the annual trip.
Construction workers tamp down the dirt around a storm drain Tuesday at the corner of Water and Bridge streets in downtown Augusta.
Brennan Shiverick, left, pulls down on the forestay as his grandmother Maryjane Shiverick clips the line that connects between mast and front of sailboat on Tuesday at the state boat launch on Lower Long Pond in Mount Vernon. They had recently acquired the boat after it had been in storage for 40 years and were getting it set up.
The top photo, taken Aug. 13, shows the new post office building that will replace the one that burned down on Feb. 21, 2017, seen in bottom photo on Main Street in Winthrop.
Paddlers head south near the Cushnoc Crossing bridge during NRCM trip on Saturday August 10, 2019 on the Kennebec River in Augusta.
Election worker Lorraine Fleury watches Tuesday as a voter drops a ballot into the box during a school budget special election at Winthrop Town Office.
Paddlers head south Saturday on the Kennebec River in between Vassalboro and Sidney.
Paddlers go past a former paper mill near the site where Edwards Dam was removed on a 20th anniversary canoe trip on Saturday on the Kennebec River in Augusta.
Paddlers carry a large war canoe from a trailer to the Kennebec River on Saturday at the boat launch in Sidney.
A bee climbs on a borage plant Friday in Jessica Gorton's garden on at Mother Jess Herbals in Readfield.
Winslow firefighters emerge from a charred structure Wednesday as they battle a fire at 627 Abbott Road in Winslow.
Workers clean oil Tuesday from a pit on Arcade Street in Gardiner.
Robert Haselton, of Hallowell, photographs a saw-whet owl Thursday during a presentation by the environmental education group Chewonki about owls that reside in Maine at 70 State St. in Augusta. In addition to the smallest Maine owl, a barred and great horned owl were also shown to guests at the building owned by Richard Parkhurst that houses numerous nonprofit groups. The first monthly cultural show at the building raised funds for the Augusta Colonial Theater's restoration project.
A member of the pool staff tests the water slides at the opening of the long awaited amusement at the Alfond Municipal Pool in Waterville on Thursday.
Riley Kunesh, 17, of South China, fishes Wednesday for bass at Messalonskee Lake in Oakland.
Liam McNamara mows the practice putting green next to the Augusta Country Club house on Friday in Manchester.
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