Winthrop field hockey coach Jessica Merrill checks the time during the team's first organized workout Monday in Winthrop.
Taylor Doane, front, and Waterville girls soccer teammates warm up during the team's first day of organized workouts for fall sports Monday in Waterville.
Finnegan, 5, and Harper Farwell, 8, climb over the rocks in Mill Stream behind their home in Readfield on Sunday. Finnegan said the trickling water beneath a breached dam is a "secret place" where the siblings like playing together.
People gather Tuesday for opening night of the Maine International Film Festival at the Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre.
The grounds crew prepares Tuesday for opening night of the Maine International Film Festival at the Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre.
Programs are carried to the ticket booth Monday as preparations are made for the Maine International Film Festival at the Skowhegan Drive In movie theater in Skowhegan. The festival runs July 7-16.
Dora Wong, left, and Adelia Scheck work the ticket booth Tuesday for opening night of the Maine International Film Festival at the Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre.
A Waterville police officer inspects a car that struck a utility pole Monday night on Water Street in Waterville.
Mask-wearing diners wait separately for their lunches Friday at the Spiro's Gyros food truck on Main Street in Belgrade Lakes. Everything was open on the eve of Independence Day holiday but the village wasn't as busy as a usual summer day because of the coronavirus pandemic.
A flag waves from the back of a motorcycle Saturday during the Independence Day cruise in Whitefield.
A motorcyclist passes the American flag and patriotic bunting displayed Tuesday at the Belgrade Historical Building/Old Townhouse in Belgrade.
3353# 01fish BELGRADE, MAINE July 7, Fisherman, top, troll the Messalonskee (cq) Lake in Belgrade, Maine Wednesday July 7, 2020. (Staff photo by Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel)
10417# 01boat WINSLOW, MAINE July 4 2020, Anne (cq) Smith paddles her kayak while participating in the annual Pattee Pond Fourth of July boat parade cut through the water in Winslow, Maine Saturday July 4, 2020.Participants in 21 boats circled the pond and waved to campers during the parade. (Staff photo by Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel)
10417# 01boat WINSLOW, MAINE July 4 2020, Tessa Dutil (cq), six, leaps into Pattee Pond before the start of the annual Fourth of July boat parade at Pattee Pond in Winslow, Maine Saturday July 4, 2020. The girls and friends enjoyed the water while visiting family at the pond. (Staff photo by Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel)
Boaters recite the Pledge of Allegiance while gathering Saturday for the start of the annual Fourth of July boat parade at Pattee Pond in Winslow. Longtime parade organize Earlene Margetts led the pledge. Boaters in 21 watercraft circled the pond and waived to campers during the parade.
10417# 01boat WINSLOW, MAINE July 4 2020, Lydia Taylor, six, wears a stars and sripes headband before the start of the annual Fourth of July boat parade at Pattee Pond in Winslow, Maine Saturday July 4, 2020. Taylor and friends enjoyed the water while visiting family at the pond. (Staff photo by Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel)
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