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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.
Kelly Beth Lavertu carries a basket of beach supplies as her daughters, Annabelle, with the pink flamingo blowup, and Aspen, carrying a chair behind her, head out after a day at the Turner Town Beach on Bear Pond Tuesday. The beach is only open to town residents and according to Lexie Benson, one of three beach monitors, no masks are required and there is no limit to the number of people allowed at the beach. "As long as they have a pass we are allowed to let them in. If someone is uncomfortable with how many people are here they don't have to stay. So far everyone has been staying with their groups and practicing social distancing, and there have been no issues as far as I know," said Benson.
Turner residents enjoy the warm summer day Tuesday at Turner Town Beach on Bear Pond. The beach is only open to town residents and according to Lexie Benson, one of three beach monitors, no masks are required and there is no limit to the number of people allowed at the beach. "As long as they have a pass we are allowed to let them in. If someone is uncomfortable with how many people are here they don't have to stay. So far everyone has been staying with their groups and practicing social distancing, and there have been no issues as far as I know," said Benson.
Turner residents enjoy the warm summer day Tuesday at Turner Town Beach on Bear Pond. The beach is only open to town residents and according to Lexie Benson, one of three beach monitors, no masks are required and there is no limit to the number of people allowed at the beach. "As long as they have a pass we are allowed to let them in. If someone is uncomfortable with how many people are here they don't have to stay. So far everyone has been staying with their groups and practicing social distancing, and there have been no issues as far as I know," said Benson.
Malia Smith rides her bike down a path Tuesday afternoon in a field across from her grandparents' dairy farm on Harlow Hill Road in Turner. Her brother, Sage, rolls his bike along in frustration after the chain fell off. They were heading back across the street where their grandfather would teach them how to put it back on, for the fourth time.
Turner residents enjoy the warm summer day Tuesday at Turner Town Beach on Bear Pond. The beach is only open to town residents and according to Lexie Benson, one of three beach monitors, no masks are required and there is no limit to the number of people allowed at the beach. "As long as they have a pass we are allowed to let them in. If someone is uncomfortable with how many people are here they don't have to stay. So far everyone has been staying with their groups and practicing social distancing, and there have been no issues as far as I know," said Benson.
Turner residents enjoy the warm summer day Tuesday at Turner Town Beach on Bear Pond. The beach is only open to town residents and according to Lexie Benson, one of three beach monitors, no masks are required and there is no limit to the number of people allowed at the beach. "As long as they have a pass we are allowed to let them in. If someone is uncomfortable with how many people are here they don't have to stay. So far everyone has been staying with their groups and practicing social distancing, and there have been no issues as far as I know," said Benson.