Andy Molloy

Staff Photographer

Andy started his photojournalism career with the Kennebec Journal in 1995. Over the years, he has won numerous Maine Press Association awards for his images of Maine people, places and events and contributed to CentralMaine.com’s 2017-18 General Excellence Digital honor.

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Published
November 6, 2012

SNAPSHOT: High point

Percy Carey, 12, sits in a willow tree in Capitol Park in Augusta while waiting Sunday for his father, Jason, to take a picture. The Careys, of Belgrade, were taking family portraits on the mild fall day.
Published
November 4, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Window dressing

Gil Coryell hangs the laundry Sunday between his home and garage in Augusta. Coryell said his family uses the all-natural drying system for clothes until it gets too cold.
Published
November 4, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Sugar Rush 5K

Hall-Dale Elementary students, parents, faculty and staff run down Second Street in Hallowell on Sunday during the inaugural Sugar Rush 5K. The parent-teacher organization hosted the walk and jog to raise funds for the school and donate extra Halloween candy to Operation Gratitude, which delivers sweets to troops serving abroad.
Published
November 1, 2012

SNAPSHOT: All Saints Day

St. Michael School fifth graders bless themselves during a service Thursday at St. Mary’s Church in Augusta on All Saints Day. Children from the private school dressed as saints during the annual Mass to celebrate individuals canonized by the Catholic Church.
Published
October 23, 2012

Governor targets domestic violence

AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage discusses domestic violence Monday during a lighting ceremony at the Blaine House in Augusta. A purple light will bathe the governor’s official residence for a month to raise awareness about domestic violence in addition to 40 candles that will be kept lit in the windows.
Published
October 23, 2012

Bikers against bullying

Motorcycles rumble past Winthrop Middle School students during a “Bikers against bullying” event on Monday. Superintendent Gary Rosenthal said the visit was organized by Julie Armillotti, guidance counselor, and middle-schoolers were all to have an opportunity to see the bikes and their riders. “We try to be pretty proactive,” Rosenthal said. October has been designated […]
Published
October 18, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Never forgotten

Wardens stand at attention as District Game Warden Kris Barboza, right, hangs a pennant Wednesday to a flag carried by the Wardens during the annual Fallen Officer Memorial Run.
Published
October 18, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Mandrel maker

Bill Forbes brushes a mandrel Tuesday he created in the foundry of the blacksmith shop located on the grounds of the Windsor Historical Society. Forbes said he hopes to assemble the handle and blade of the axe with the new mandrel this week.
Published
October 15, 2012

Drums along the Kennebec

Members of the Hall-Dale Taiko Drummers raise their sticks Saturday on the bulkhead along the Kennebec River in Hallowell in front of a bonfire celebrating the conclusion of the autumn festival held in Hallowell this weekend. Students enrolled in the Japanese drumming club at Hall-Dale High School, lead by teacher Naoto Kobayashi, serenaded a crowd […]
Published
October 15, 2012

Occupy Augusta spirit survives

People eat together Sunday during a picnic at Capitol Park in Augusta to commemorate the Occupy Augusta movement which began camping in the park on Oct. 15, 2011. The Occupy protesters picketed and lived in the park to raise awareness about the political and financial system until a federal judge ordered them to leave in […]