A pedestrian stops to photograph the main quad at Bates College in Lewiston on Saturday, Jan. 10, 1998, which was covered with fallen branches the day after one of the worst ice storms in the history of Maine. (AP File Photo/David McLain)
Twenty years ago this month, Maine was covered by enough ice to bring down trees and power lines. Some of us were without power for days. Some homes lost power for weeks. The Sun Journal is looking back at the storm and how we fared. What do you most remember about the storm and its aftermath? We want to hear your stories of how you dealt with the storm and see your photos.
Please contact Kathryn Skelton at kskelton@sunjournal.com by noon Wednesday. Please include your name, hometown and best way to contact you.
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