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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.
Mike Bolduc struggles to push a car out of his neighbor's driveway Friday morning on Farwell Street in Lewiston. He was shoveling his driveway when he noticed a woman dropping off his neighbor was stuck in her driveway. He crossed the street to dig around the tires and give the car a push to get her back on her way. "It's what being a good neighbor is all about," Bolduc said as he headed back to finish clearing his driveway.
Laughing and hooting as he struggled to stay upright, a man rides his bicycle Friday morning up Walnut Street in Lewiston. He fell several times but was not deterred. Each time he laughed, got back up and kept riding around the neighborhood and greeted others out braving the elements.
A Bates College student trudges across campus Friday morning in near-whiteout conditions on the Lewiston campus.
uring the last snowstorm, Starr Moretti dragged bags across town to her mother's home in Lewiston. On Friday morning, she used a stroller but found it nearly as difficult navigating up Pine Street. She did have easier going in the street instead of the unplowed sidewalk.
A woman trudges across the street to a parking lot Friday morning to dig out her plowed-in vehicle on Shawmut Street in Lewiston.
Dave Darling grimaces as the wind begins to whip the snow back into his face Friday morning while clearing his driveway in Auburn.
Bicycles and other warm weather items are covered in a fresh blanket of snow Friday morning on Oxford Street in Lewiston at the height of the latest snowstorm.