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Gallery of Central Maine’s photos from Election Day
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Gallery of Central Maine’s photos from Election Day
The Rev. Paul Marquis prays Sunday before blessing pets outside of St. Michael School in Augusta. Christians celebrate animals around the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, on Oct. 4, and sprinkle holy water on pets.
A hunter wades into the fog surrounded by Canada goose decoys as he's watched by his hunting partner from the brush along the water's edge.
Oak Hill’s Darryn Bailey dives but can’t come up with this catch in the end zone of a Campbell Conference Class D showdown with rival Winthrop/Monmouth on Saturday afternoon in Wales.
Students and staff at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington listen to an appeal hearing with Justices with the Maine Supreme Court at the conclusion of arguments on Wednesday. From left are Justices Jeffrey Hjelm, Ellen Gorman, Donald Alexander, Chief Justice Leigh Saufley, Andrew Mead, Joseph Jabar and Thomas Humphrey.
Former T-Mobile employee Angela Agganis addresses the media outside the Oakland company about taking the call center to court after her treatment following her complaint of sexual harassment made by her against another employee. She is surrounded by Communications Workers of America and her attorney Allison Gray at right.
Marc Poirier looks down into the collapsed pavement as he rides past one of two washed out sections of the Kennebec River Rail Trail on Monday in Farmingdale.
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Augusta board member Dr. Roy Miller, left, watches as U.S. Sen. Susan Collins models a cape with a lightning bolt and letter C that he presented her Saturday during an awards ceremony Saturday at Kaplan University in Augusta. The capes were part of superhero-themed fundraising running events that the club held in the morning.
Journalist Katherine Boo was the center of attention during a reception at Colby College in Waterville on Monday. Boo later received the Elijay Lovejoy award.
Ninety Solon Elementary School kids, teachers and parents took part in a "Walking School Bus" exercise program where they gathered in town and walked down School Street on Tuesday.
Paint on the exterior of the Branch Mills Grange peeled after a fire at a nearby building, but lace curtains still hung in the matrons room recently at the fraternal organization’s hall in Palermo.
