Michael Myrick dressed up as the Easter Bunny Saturday morning at Young's Greenhouse in Paris. "I didn't come for the egg hunt but did buy some pansies to start the season off." He said while hopping from one greenhouse to the other meeting lots of friends from the community and making new ones.

Auburn firefighters disconnect the battery of one of two vehicles involved in a head-on collision Tuesday morning on Hotel Road just before the intersection of Lewiston Junction Road. Both drivers were the lone occupants of the vehicles.

Lewiston firefighter William Soucy carries a cat away from a 2 alarm fire Friday afternoon on Center Street in Auburn. The fire gutted the interior of 405 Center Street in Auburn. They were looking for a second cat that was reported to be living in the building.

Auburn firefighter Aaron Warner looks back at the charred remains of the building he and firefighters from several towns battled on Old Farm Hill Road.

Russ Hart, left and his brother Randy salute Tuesday morning during the annual National Vietnam War Veterans Remembrance Day at the Lewiston Armory. "It cost me $50 bucks to the Supply Sergeant to get our home records changed but we got to fly together. My older brother right there was my Crew Chief." The two Vietnam Veterans joined several dozen other servicemen and women along with dignitaries and well wishers during a ceremony at the armory before most headed to Veternas Memorial Park where a wreath was laid at the Veterans Memorial Stone in the Lewiston park.

Vietnam Veteran Edward Caldwell, of Winthrop, is reflected Tuesday morning in one of the memorial stones at Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston during a wreath laying ceremony at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Stone. Prior to the start of the tribute he was looking for his name, which is on one of the stones. The event was one of two National Vietnam War Veterans Remembrance Day tributes in Lewiston.

Demarcus Teague flies a kite Sunday afternoon at Simard Payne Memorial Park with his family and relatives. The blustry winds helped but it was a challenge for the inexperienced fliers that had fun despite getting tangled up and crashing on numerous occassions as they learned the finer techniques of kite flying.

With warm temperatures finally arriving Wednesday afternoon, India Randall decided to bring her students outside for thier home schooling. Her nephew, Kinsley Foglietta forms sounds from letter combinations as Randall's daughter Chloe patiently waits her turn in their Turner driveway.

Buff Barnes stretches at the Water Street Boat Landing along the Androscoggin River Wednesday afternoon after jogging along the river in Brunswick. She is from Philadelphia, but has been staying in Brunswick for several months visiting family and takes every opportunity to visit the river.

Standing on a ladder nearly 10 feet in the air, Bowdoinham artist Amy Mulligan paints a giant mural Sunday afternoon on a wall inside Munka Coworking on Lisbon Street in Lewiston where she was commissioned to create the piece. She has been working on it most weekends for the past few months and hopes to have it finished soon. She has yet to title the piece but it will be filled with lots of dandelions that she picked because they are wishful and hearty.

Lewiston Water & Sewer Service Operations Manager, Nate Landry, uses a Geophone Monday morning to listen for water running under the surface of a driveway on Mountview Terrace in Lewiston. "It works great for hearing the water and rocks moving around just below the surface, but you have to be careful as you'll go deaf if you clang them together." he said after they got a bead on where they will start digging for a suspected water main break.

Leah Grant, from Staples Gun Shop in Skowhegan, holds up a AR-15 pistol Friday afternoon after unloading it from a case as she sets up one of several tables filled with guns in preperation of this weekend's 45th Annual Twin Cities Gun Show at the Lewiston Armory. The event, hosted by the Auburn Exchange Club, features 175 tables and opens Saturday from 9:00 am-4:00 pm and continues Sunday from 9:00 am-3:00 pm.

The Maine Music Society Chorale rehearses Thursday night at the Gendron Franco Center in Lewiston, led by Artistic Director, Dr. Richard Nickerson, left. The chorale will be performing "The Greatest Hits of the Past 400 Years" at the Franco Center on Saturday night at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 3:00 pm.

Jared Deschene takes samples and inventories materials Tuesday afternoon that will be needed for the reconstruction of a cupola on the building at the corner of Pine and Pierce Streets in Lewiston. "It's like being on a boat," Deschene said as the manlift he was in swayed in the gusty winds. He is a carpenter for Hebert Construction, LLC, who is renovating the historic building. At right is Mike Hebert also taking notes and a sample of the slate that he believes came from Monson. The company is working with the Androscoggin Historical Society and Choice Neighborhoods Project that will be renovating the building that is part of a major renovation and building project in the downtown area.

The mural on the stage curtain dominates the second floor hall in the grange.

Androscoggin Grange No. 8 Master Patricia Lehoux looks out the front door Friday morning at the grange on Main Street in Greene.

It's been a 3 year wait for Julie Waite, of Litchfield, Maine, to get her tattoo that Rob Beast, right, designed for her. Beast, from Rhode Island Tattoo Company and over 50 tattoo artists from all over the country are back at the Ramada Inn and Conference Center in Lewiston for the annual Fuel the Arts Expo that has been put on hold because of the pandemic. The expo continues Friday and Saturday from 11am-11pm and Sunday from 11am-6pm. Visit sunjournal.com to watch a video from the expo.

Central Maine Community College coach Andrew Morong's daughter Lucy waited patienty Saturday afternoon while her dad did interviews after reutrning with his girls team that captured the national championship but finally eventually jumped in for a kiss.

Conner Elsman, right and his friends ride down Beal Street in Norway Wed. afternoon. From left to right are Ryan Preston, Anthony Kubicek, Wyatt Brown and Elsman.

Greg Luetje gives his children Ade, left and Charlie a push Friday night during a cardboard bobsled race on the hill behind Telstar High School. They built the sled last week with their father and grandfather during school vacation. The school district PTA sponsored the event where the only materials that could be used were cardbooard, glue and duct tape. Prizes were awarded based on the fastest, farthest, most spirited, and epic fail.

Mark Pomeroy, of Industry, flies across Wilson Lake Thursday afternoon on a pair of skis using an inflatable kite surfer. "It's a lot of fun and a super good workout," he said after deflating the wing and heading to visit his dad in Wilton.

Geiger in Lewiston programmed their 36 foot light tower to dance through a series of blinking yellow and blue lights that eventually come together to form the colors of the flag of Ukraine. According to Peter Geiger, Vice Chairman and Editor Farmers' Almanac,"As with most of the world, the people of Ukraine have our love and respect." Visit sunjournal.com to watch a short video of the display.

A man walks through Kennedy Park Friday morning during the snowstorm.