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West Bath veterans, Richmond Grange members rally community to send deployed troops letters of support
Handwritten letters collected through a community effort organized by West Bath residents Nicolas and Nancy Hamlin are being prepared for delivery Wednesday to soldiers serving with the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division. Over 300 letters have been collected, with contributions from schools and community members across the East Coast in Richmond.
Richmond honors veterans with parade | Photos
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High school playoffs, election, homecoming focus of central Maine week in photos
Lily Robbins, center, greets supporters that came to her homecoming reception Friday at the Searsmont Fire Station. With Robbins is her mother, Amy Robbins, left, and paramedic Jen Harden. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) This story is for subscribers. Choose a plan to keep reading.
Gardiner fire chief shares story time with children at the Gardiner Public Library | Photo
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High school sports, winter prep, a mock election in central Maine focus of week in photos
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Farmingdale school food pantry expands storage space with help from volunteers | Photos
School counselor Tara Kierstead, left, and physical education teacher Tim Soule prepare bags of food Thursday for the Hall-Dale Middle and High School food pantry in Farmingdale. The program provides bags of food to be sent home with students each Thursday.
Central Maine fall foliage, sports, trapping, cooking, teacher of the year focus of week in photos
Messsalonskee’s Parker Doucette is dragged down by Skowhegan’s Owen Libby, bottom, and Jaxson Lane during their game Friday in Skowhegan. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image This story is for subscribers. Choose a plan to keep reading.
Kennebec County volunteers work to keep Belgrade wood bank stocked | Photos
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Indigenous Peoples Day event, fall views, Blaine House art, high school sports in central Maine make up this week in photos
Sam Sirois of Cheverus chips onto the third green. Sirois parred the hole Friday at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Chief Clarissa Sabattis of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians sings and drums Monday during the opening ceremony for the Wabanaki Alliance’s Indigenous Peoples Day celebration in Capital Park, 33 Union St. in Augusta.
Gov. Mills unveils new sculpture at Blaine House in Augusta | Photos
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Leaf play in Gardiner | Photo
Maple, a 3-year-old miniature schnauzer, sits in fallen leaves Wednesday while playing outside in Gardiner. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image This story is for subscribers. Choose a plan to keep reading.
Early voting, fall scenes, gubernatorial debate, high school sports focus of week in photos
Cony’s Nolan Noyes breaks up a pass intended for Lawrence’s Trey LeClair during their game Friday in Fairfield. Lawrence won, 35-27. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Scarborough’s Atticus Merriam beats Dirigo’s William Morris in the boys seeded race Saturday at the Festival of Champions in Belfast. Merriam finished with a time of 15:21.18 and Morris finished in 15:21.33.
In Litchfield, photos illustrate apples being pressed into cider at Applewald Farm
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A doe spotted in the woods in Pittston | Photo
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Farmington Fair, wild life, high school sports, Declaration of Independence focus of week in photos
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Bald eagle makes run at supper in Pittston field | Photo
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Farmington Fair in full swing Original
The Farmington Fair is underway this week, bringing agricultural traditions, midway rides, livestock, harness racing and entertainment to the Farmington Fairgrounds. The 185th annual fair runs through Saturday at 292 High St. Activities include livestock exhibits, animal pulling events, 4-H activities, exhibit halls and a large midway. Harness racing is scheduled throughout the week, with races beginning at 1:30 p.m. each day.
Cooper Flagg card shop, steeple placement, soccer focus of central Maine week in photos
Cooper Flagg stands behind the counter at his new card shop, Flagg Trading Co., which he is opening with his cousin, Tyler, on Friday in Bangor. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Kathryn Curtis photographs her husband Thomas Curtis and son Elwood Curtis, 18 months, with Cooper Flagg Saturday during the grand opening of Flagg Trading Company in Bangor.
Field hockey, volleyball, Litchfield Fair, Gardiner library fundraiser focus of central Maine week in photos
Skowhegan’s Charlotte Haynie attempts to keep the ball in front of her Thursday during the River Hawks’ season-opening 7-0 win over Oxford Hills in Skowhegan. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Oxford Hills goalie Kya Smith blocks a shot by Skowhegan’s Faith Pease during their season opener Thursday in Skowhegan.
Windsor fair, fall sports, Waterville exhibit make up this week in photos
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A friendly hello to the farm animals at Windsor Fair | Photo
Emily Daggett, of Windsor, waves to piglets Wednesday while viewing the agricultural exhibit at the Windsor Fair in Windsor. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Notifications Some areas of this page may shift around if you resize the browser window. Be sure to check heading and document order.
Morning laps: Jockeys exercise horses at the Windsor Fair | Photo
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Summer Tradition Helps Kids Give Back in Farmingdale | Photos
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See photos from Friday’s Dirigo vs. Gardiner football scrimmage Original
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See photos from Thursday’s Hall-Dale vs. Brunswick field hockey game
Anna is a 2023 graduate of Thomas College in Waterville where she received her Master’s in Business Administration and her undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in marketing... More by Anna Chadwick
See photos from Thursday’s Hall-Dale vs. Brunswick field hockey game
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Erskine Academy senior turns parking spot into personal statement | Photo
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Revving up and getting fair ready in Windsor | Photo
Rockwell Amusements employees set up the Scooters ride in preparation for the Windsor Fair on Tuesday. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image Notifications Some areas of this page may shift around if you resize the browser window. Be sure to check heading and document order.
See photos from Tuesday’s Erksine Academy-Mt. Blue girls soccer scrimmage
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Ice cream social, fall sports, horse camp, nurse honored focus of central Maine week in photos
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Young riders take the reins at Copper Creek Stables in Litchfield
LITCHFIELD — Children ages 6 to 12 are getting a hands-on introduction to horses during a four-day summer camp at Copper Creek Stables. The camp gives young riders plenty of time in the saddle while teaching the basics of horse care, horsemanship and groundwork. Beyond riding, campers learn what goes into caring for and working safely around horses while building confidence and developing a connection with the animals and fellow campers.
See photos from Lewiston Blue Devils preseason practices
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See photos from Erskine girls soccer practice
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Food truck, football, fundraiser, fun on the water focus of week in photos
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Book lovers browse Lithgow Public Library’s sale in Augusta | Photo
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Flowers, renovations and family fun in central Maine focus of week in photos
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A Night of Family Fun held at August’s Mill Park | Photos
AUGUSTA — A Night of Family Fun, hosted by the Augusta Police Department, was held Thursday evening at Mill Park in downtown Augusta. The event featured free burgers, snacks, bottled water, bounce houses, arts and crafts, a Touch-a-Truck with Augusta emergency vehicles, free books and family giveaways. Darling’s Ice Cream for a Cause was also on-site, with proceeds benefiting the Augusta Food Bank.
The Cookie Lady has created a sweet stop in Waterville | Photo
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Children running on music, magic in Waterville | Photo
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Quilts, cookies, candidates, Little League in central Maine captured in week in photos
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Waterville camp introduces students to K9 search and detection | Photo
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Waterfront concerts, Moxie Festival, K9 training among central Maine week in photos
The last rays of sunset light up the face of Josh Cichowski, left, as he and fellow Cruel Intentions band members Abe Chase and Megan Cichowski perform July 8 in Waterfront Park along the banks of the Kennebec River in downtown Augusta. Cruel Intentions is a 1990s music cover band and their show was part of the annual Waterfront Wednesday concert series.
Sweet Moments at Lisbon’s Moxie Day Parade | Photo
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Fourth of July festivities, music and art events, Swan Island spotlight of week in photos in central Maine
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Artists Paint Skowhegan kicks off Log Days festivities
SKOWHEGAN— Skowhegan Log Days returns Friday and Saturday with a full schedule of community events celebrating the town’s timber heritage, featuring family activities, live entertainment, sporting competitions and more. Friday’s festivities begin with the Bites & Sites culinary tour from 2 to 5 p.m., followed by the Log Jamboree treasure hunt at Great Eddy Beach.
Hot weather, Waterville’s elm tree, festivities focus of week in photos
Patrick Coffey with Coffey’s Tree Service, left, and others at right, watch as Ellie the elm tree topples Friday in Castonguay Square in Waterville. The 150-year-old tree was considered Waterville’s oldest resident. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, left, and U.S. Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, speak Monday during a ground-breaking ceremony for the New Balance Foundation Boardwalk that’s part of the planned Skowhegan River Park development.
Clinton Prepares for Central Maine Fourth of July Celebration | Photos
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Picking season underway at Monmouth’s Chick’s Apple and Berry Farm
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Boaters travel the Kennebec River in Augusta | Photo
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Ellie the elm tree, Monmouth Fair, gold and summer fun focus of week in photos
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