Alicia Webber of Lewiston writes in her journal during the Lunch Time event in Kennedy Park in Lewiston on Friday. People enjoyed music by the Montsweagers and eats by the Shut Up N’ Eat It food truck. Webber, 31, said she has been keeping a journal since she was 12 years old. “My mom died of cancer three years ago and I kept all of her journals,” Webber said. “Her journals are one of the last things I have from her.” (Daryn Slover/Sun Journal)
Rita Myrick of Sabattus gets lunch from the Shut Up N’ Eat It food truck during Lunch Time in Kennedy Park in Lewiston on Friday. People gathered to eat and listen to music by the Montsweagers. (Daryn Slover/Sun Journal)
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