Moderator Peter Schultz counts raised hands for a vote on the pay for town officials Saturday during the Rome Town Meeting at the Rome Community Center.
Oscar Hardy, 3, left, and his sister, Emerson, 5, arrange drinks in their lawn chairs Monday while exposed to the last rays of the afternoon sun outside their home in Hallowell. Attired as a monkey and a queen, the Hardy children awaited the arrival of their neighbor, Oliver Paisley, before playing in the puddles together.
Bob Bacon loads more wood into an evaporator at Bacon Farm Maple Products in Sidney last week. It was the first day this season the business boiled, according to Shelley Bacon, who said March 13 is a little later than normal. The farm, at the corner of Route 23 and Goodhue Road, has been in the same family and making maple syrup since 1881. Besides selling syrup made there, the owners also sell equipment and supplies to other producers.
Bruce Coooper, left, puts his arm around Josh Grenier while rehearsing a joke between songs during Chizzle Wizzle rehearsal last week at Cony High School.
Staff photo by Joe Phelan Restitution secretary Diana York works on Thursday at what used to be the judge’s bench in the former small courtroom at the old Kennebec County Courthouse in Augusta.
John Seavey walks down the stairs of what remained of his home at 62 McNally Road in St. Albans on Friday.
Fire begins to destroy a vehicle, garage and part of the home at a residence on Washington Street in Waterville on Thursday
Musher Kevin Quist, of Heywood Kennel in Augusta, and his team of dogs take Cornville Regional Charter School students Maddy Thorndike, left, and Isabella Mullen for a ride at the school on Monday. “That was cool,” both girls shouted at the end of the ride.
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