Boothbay, left, punts against Maranacook in first game of 8-man football at the Ricky Gibson Field of Dreams on Friday in Readfield.
Oak Hill Latrell Williams, left, and 45 Quentin Pelkey dive for but can't stop York 23 Connor Daley from scoring a touchdown Saturday during a game on at Oak Hill High School in Wayne.
York's Ethan Greene, left celebrates Saturday as teammate Noah Caramahalis scores a touchdown for against Oak Hill in Wales.
Grace Goodwin serves a sausage in the King Family Cookhouse on Friday at the Litchfield Fairgrounds. Goodwin, from Jay, is the third generation of her family to work at the concession booth her grandfather started in 1967. They were at six fairs this season.
Spectators watch as Bill Powell encourages his team Friday in the pulling ring at the Litchfield Fairgrounds.
Fair-goers admire displays Friday in the exhibition hall at the Litchfield Fairgrounds.
Emergency crews from the Maine State Police and Sidney Fire Department respond to a rollover crash Saturday near exit 120 southbound on Interstate 95.
Shauna Schneider, of Fontana, Calif., carries an air mattress Saturday to her campsite with help from Peter Lindquist at Head of Falls in Waterville.
A pollen-covered bee crawls over a sunflower Friday in Hallowell.
People play volleyball Tuesday beneath clear blue skies on the banks of Maranacook Lake in Winthrop. Scattered showers are forecast today with sun and temperatures in the 70s until Saturday, when rain is once again predicted.
A child falls off a sheep during the mutton busting contest Sunday at the Litchfield Fair.
MCI's Grace Moore, 8, is congratulated by teammates Thursday after she scored on a penalty stroke to tie Gardiner 1-1 after regulation in Gardiner.
Gardiner's Jaz Clary, 7, celebrates Thursday after teammate Maddy Farnham, center, scores against MCI in Gardiner.
Monmouth goalkeeper Brock Bates, right, blocks a shot by Oak Hill's Riley Worth it during a Mountain Valley Conference game Wednesday in Wales.
A worker is shown through piping at the Lockwood Hotel construction site Thursday in downtown Waterville.
Miriam Coughlin and her twin brother, Padraig Coughlin, both 4 of Bath, look at a live tarantula Tuesday during the 17th annual Bug Maine-ia, a statewide celebration of bugs at the Maine State Museum in Augusta. There were more than 2,000 visitors there to see the almost 20 exhibitors.
Alyssa Bofia, 11, of Waterville, holds a candle during a ceremony Wednesday to commemorate the 18th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The ceremony, which drew about 50 people, was held along the RiverWalk in Waterville.
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