Jamin Collins, 11, left and Larson Stone, right, 8, work together to make a marshmallow catapult at the Auburn Public Library Tuesday afternoon. They were taking part in a Fun with Physics program with staff from University of Maine Cooperative Extension Service teaching kids about using force, motion, inertia and energy. For more information on upcoming programs, visit: auburnpubliclibrary.org
Mike Worcester, of Greene, takes his sons, Chance, 5, and Jett, 9 for a stroll along the Riverwalk in Auburn Sunday afternoon to check out the roar of the mighty Androscoggin River going over Great Falls. Visit sunjournal.com to get a birds eye view of the falls from Sun Journal Aerial at sunjournal.com
Liane Lamothe of Lisbon waits patiently in line with dozens of other area residents who attended Wednesday's Community Outreach Program in a parking lot on Spring Street in Auburn where Greater Androscoggin Humane Society was giving free rabies and other immunizations to area residents. Lucy, her baby Pomaranian keeps warm in her pocketbook, the youngest offspring of Sissy, who Lamothe is holding while another offspring from an earlier litter, Lona, begs to be picked up. According to Jack Black from the Humane Society, it is the first, but not the last time they will do this.
