Players toss around the ball during Augusta Little League tryouts Tuesday on Linscott Field in Augusta.
A quartet of dogs exchange greetings Tuesday as their handlers do the same from a distance on Central Street in Gardiner. The dog days of spring are forecasted to return Thursday, according to the National Weather Service, with temperatures in the 80s.
Fishermen angle for stripers at the dam on the Kennebec River near the Hathaway Creative Center in Waterville on Monday, June1.
A woman fills out a form Tuesday afternoon as she and other people wearing masks wait at a safe distance inside Waterville City Hall, which has reopened to the public. The building closed in mid-March in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Parents maintain a social distance while watching Cal Ripken baseball evaluation night Monday, June 1, at Quimby Field in Gardiner.
Appropriations Committee co-chairs and party leaders watch as Administrative and Financial Services Commissioner Kirsten Figueroa testifies on screen Friday, May 29, at the State House.
A runner and walkers share the Kennebec River Rail Trail Thursday, May 28, just north of Granite City Park in Hallowell. The trail runs along the Kennebec River from Augusta to Gardiner and is popular with bikers and pedestrians.
Boys ride mountain bikes between boulders Wednesday at the Monmouth boat landing. The friends were competing to pedal through the obstacle course first. Asa Knell arrived a half second before Jonah Schultz.
Sam Collins of Waterville feeds ice cream Thursday to Zoey, his bluetick coonhound, while sitting in a car with Leanne Harding at the North Street Dairy Cone in Waterville. Thursday marked the ice cream stand's opening day of the season and the start of its 60th season.
Melissa Paradis, left, and Rachel Paradis of the North Street Dairy Cone in Waterville take a customer's order Thursday afternoon during its opening day of the season. It marked the ice cream stand's 60th season, but included pandemic precautions. such as ice cream only served in dishes, not cones, and an abbreviated menu.
Gardiner Area High School senior Jaycie Stevens, left, gives a socially distant high-five to teacher Andrea Creamer on Saturday, May 30, at The Ice Cream Shoppe in Randolph. Creamer brought the gift bag to her at her job as part of a one-truck parade in which she brought gifts to her French IV students. Creamer said that the bags included a balloon, card, glow stick, sticker sheet and coaster with a cartoon of her teaching online French class.
Keona Jeror stands with a fist in the air with Christopher Manigat, right, and other protesters Monday, June 1, on the grass at the police station in Waterville.
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