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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.
Cyclists make their way along Route 136 in Auburn Friday during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine.
John Cavanaugh gets going as the traffic light turns green Friday during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine. Dark clouds rolled into Lewiston as Cavanaugh made his way up Chestnut Street.
William Runstadler, 8, of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, cheers Friday as cyclists arrive at Bates College during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine in Lewiston.
Cyclists make their way along Route 136 in Auburn Friday during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine.
Stephanie Eno of Dover, New Hampshire, finds shelter during Friday's downpour in Lewiston. Eno was on the watch for friends that she was riding with during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine.
A cyclist rides through a downpour Friday in Lewiston during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine.
Nancy Durgin of Readfield steps across a stream of water running down Central Ave. in Lewiston during a brief downpour Friday. Durgin would have ridden her 22nd Trek Across Maine this weekend if she had not broken her finger training for the three-day ride. Instead, Durgin chose to volunteer as her husband, Greg, rode for his 24th Trek Across Maine.
Emily Bates, right, of Portland arrives at Bates College Friday during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine. Bates rode 57 miles during day one of the three-day event.
People cheer Friday as cyclists arrive at Bates College during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine in Lewiston.
Francesco Rietti of Marblehead, Massachusetts, stores his bike in Underhill Arena on the Bates College campus Friday in Lewiston. Rietti had just ridden 57 miles on day one of the three-day Trek Across Maine.
Chris Corriveau of Mechanic Falls waits Friday for cyclists to arrive at Bates College in Lewiston during the 38th annual Trek Across Maine. Corriveau has been a volunteer for the American Lung Association ride for the past 22 years.