Kahl Bolster, (36), of Clinton, maneuvers out of a close tackle by Keon Tae Stevens (12), of Benton, and gains a first down during the opening PAL Football Frenzy Game, on Sunday, September 4. (photo by Ramey Stevens, Central Maine Photography)
Fairfield PAL football team member Christopher Roy, (81), of Albion, makes a touchdown for his team during the Junior PAL Football Frenzy on Sunday, Sept. 4. (photo by Ramey Stevens, Central Maine Photography)
Gary Mazoki, of Palermo, captured this fall sunset recently.
Front row, from left to right, Marilyn Patterson Bouchard, Pauline Harding Gorham, Angie Fortin Loftus, Linda Pomerleau, Nancy Knauff Atkins, Louise Lord Proulx, Mary Ann White, Eva Couture Michaud and Cheryl Abbott. Back, Buz Brown, Peter Hallee, Mike Labbe, Charlie Breton, Tom Nale, John Hairsine, Roland Hallee, Peter Beckerman, Mike Paquette, John Nadeau, David Begin, Mike Vashon, Bob Bourassa, Dan Cosgrove, Ron Raymond, Jim Vashon, Norman Mattson and Jim Bosse. (contributed photo)
On August 3, the Waterville High School class of 1966 held its belated 55th (actual 56th) class reunion, at the Forrest J. Pare VFW #1285, in Waterville.
Eben Haviland, 10, of Waterville, captured the state championship in the boys 9/10 800 meters race walk at the USATF State Track Meet, held on Saturday, August 13, at Cony High School, in Augusta. (Central Maine Photography photo)
Pictured, left to right, are Wyatt McKenney, Alex Reitchel, and Brody Worth, all of Palermo. They will be incoming ninth graders at Erskine Academy, in South China, this year. (contributed photo)
The Sheepscot Lake Association Courtesy Boat Inspectors have been having a busy season at Palermo’s new boat launch! They have inspected over 100 boats for invasive species during their weekend shifts, and also educated boaters on the importance of self-inspections, both before entering and when leaving the lake. This is important since the inspectors are not always there to check your boat for you. It all plays a part in keeping Sheepscot the healthy lake that it is.
FIRE IN THE SKY: Joan Chaffee, of Clinton, photographed this fiery sunset.
IT’S HARVEST TIME: Gary Mazoki and Marty Holzer, of Palermo, snapped this photo of garlic hanging in the barn.
MAY FLOWERS: James Poulin, of South China, captured these flowers back in May.
The Central Maine Football Junior Camp, directed by Lawrence High School head football coach John Hersom, and Lawrence Bulldogs players, took place on July 25-27 at the Fairfield PAL Football field. (photo by Cameron Dyer, Central Maine Photography staff)
Winslow Summer Track team members Carter Calvo, left, and Landon Letourneau recently competing in the 13-14 year old 100m hurdles division.(photos by Cameron Dyer/ Central Maine Photography staff)
Winslow Summer Track team member Trevor Robinson competing in the 11-12 year old high jump competition at a recent meet last month. (photos by Cameron Dyer/ Central Maine Photography staff)
Winslow Summer Track team member Oliver Brown competing in the high jump competition at a recent meet last month. (photos by Cameron Dyer/ Central Maine Photography staff)
Kaiya Stevens, 8, of Benton, tags out Chase Dempsey, 10, of Sidney, at second base during the second game of the Farmington Elks 10U tournament at the “Joe Toots” Memorial field. (photo by Ramey Stevens, Central Maine Photography staff)
Chase Dempsey, 10, of Sidney, is safe at home plate, to score the winning run, in a 10-2 win over the Fairfield 10U Bulldogs, during the Farmington Elks 10U tournament. Bulldogs’ pitcher Tucker Graves, 9, of Fairfield, covers home plate. (photo by Ramey Stevens, Central Maine Photography staff)
From left to right, the Hussey family children, Eleanor Hussey, Lydia Hussey, Tucker Hussey, and Jackson Hussey, all of China, recently earned their respective yellow belts at Huard’s Martial Arts Dojo, in Winslow. Mark Huard is standing behind his students. (submitted photo)