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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
Bob Raymond, right, joins teachers, students and members of his family while advocating for a safe return to schools on Wednesday evening. Raymond's wife is a teacher at Edward Little High School and he has three children that attend Auburn schools.
KD Donle, center, Amanda Ovington, left, and Tammy Laferriere advocate for a safe return to schools prior to the start of the Auburn School Committee meeting in Auburn on Wednesday evening. Donle has two sons who attend Fairview Elementary School. Ovington and Laferriere are educational technicians at Fairview.
Auburn teachers, students and parents gather for a stand-in on Wednesday that called for a safe return to school.
Celeste Daly advocates for a safe return to schools prior to the start of the Auburn School Committee meeting in Auburn on Wednesday evening. Daly is an educational technician at Park Avenue Elementary School.
Edward Little High School teacher Nathaniel Stowe gives a thumbs up to beeping cars on Court Street in Auburn on Wednesday. Stowe is uncertain about sending his 5-year-old daughter to school at Park Avenue this upcoming school year. "I don't know if I can be a teacher because I need to be a parent first," said Stowe.
Auburn Middle School teacher Lucy Kochis invites Auburn School Committee members to attend the first day of school on Sept. 14 while advocating for a safe start to school in Auburn on Wednesday.
Edward Little High School freshman Amalie Oinonen, right, and her mother Heather Oinonen, a teacher at Franklin Alternative School, advocate for a safe return to schools prior to the start of the Auburn School Committee meeting in Auburn on Wednesday evening.