Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Some see dandelions as a weed, but Ben Bernier and neighbor Isabella Devanna apparently saw the flowers in a different light, as they walk through a field in Oakland on Monday.
Nate Bernier of the Waterville Parks and Recreation Department brushes grass clippings off the Civil War monument in Veterans Park on Wednesday. The park will be site of Memorial Day events.
Tom Williams of the Fairfield Public Works department places an American flag in town on a rainy Tuesday.
The Clinton Memorial Day parade will start at 10 a.m. Monday. Parade lineup is set for 9:45 a.m. in front of the Post Office and will proceed to Monuments on Route 100.
Mike Folsom, left, and Dan Wilson, of the Waterville Public Works department, rake bark mulch around steps to the new carry-in boat landing on Messalonskee Stream, off North Street, on Monday. The wooden structure replaces the slippery slope that boaters had to navigate before.
Cody Sack, left, and his twin brother, Chase, fill a cooler with fresh-picked fiddleheads their grandfather, Peter Sack, picked recently, at their home in Waterville on Thursday.
PITTSFIELD -- The Manson Park Preschool Program is taking applications for the 2013-14 school year. If your child was born between Oct. 15, 2008, and Oct. 15, 2009, he or she is eligible for the free program open to all families of School Administrative District 53.
WATERVILLE -- The American Legion will host its 66th annual Dirigo Boys State program June 16-20 at Thomas College. The program encourages other groups and organizations to join together in promoting the program through sponsorship of candidates.
The sun and warmth on Sunday Jake Church, left, Max Pacholski and Conner Paine allowed to jump in and cool off in China Lake in China They all reported the water felt great.
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