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
March 13, 2012

SNAPSHOT: On a roll

Dwight Babcock, of Chelsea, retrieves a streamer Monday while fly fishing for Brown Trout in Cobbossee Stream in Gardiner. Babcock said he had only a few strikes but was excited to be standing in moving water before the arrival of spring.
Published
March 13, 2012

SNAPSHOT:Sweet spot

Mark Fenderson, right, chats with Austin Moore while waiting for sap to evaporate Monday in the sugar shack that Fenderson maintains with his friends in Whitefield. Hilton Head Farm jars about 100 gallons of syrup and should be able to yield that much this year despite mild weather, according to Fenderson. The sap is running, […]
Published
March 12, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Balancing act

Jody Vagnoni meanders Sunday down the path before the Vietnam War Memorial in Augusta. Vagnoni, an Italian national staying in Augusta, worked on his balance while his pal, Manel Sole, a Spaniard residing in Skowhegan, practiced juggling Capitol Park beneath blue skies which are forecast to persist Monday.
Published
March 9, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Spring in the air

Men play basketball Thursday in Augusta as temperatures reached a high of nearly 60 degrees. Temperatures are forecast to be in the 30s this weekend but will jump to 50 degrees to start next week. For a detailed forecast, see A8.
Published
March 9, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Tightening the load

Harry Dwyer of Fayette secures a load of hay that he collected at Maine Lee Morgan Horse Farm in Manchester on Wednesday. Dwyer, a forester and logger, was picking up feed for his mustangs while waiting for the woods to dry.
Published
March 8, 2012

SNAPSHOT: On the beam

Peter Vandenbusche, of Bret Steel, welds a beam Wednesday for the new office building under construction at Commerce Drive in Augusta. “Once they get the steel up, it’s really going to take shape,” Opechee Construction Corp. project manager Jeff Daigneault said of the four-story building. The 110,000-square-foot structure will house the Maine Revenue Service and Office of Information Technology. Opechee is erecting the building, scheduled for completion by this fall, and will also manage the location.
Published
March 6, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Good to grow

Tom Fair prunes limbs on a pear tree Monday in the orchard at Applewald Farm in Litchfield. Fair said he managed to clip the limbs on six acres of apple and pear trees at his family’s farm this winter to “release new growth” of fruit.
Published
March 5, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Robin fruit

An American Robin collects a berry Sunday morning beneath a fruit tree in Augusta. Flocks of the thrushes that reside across North America are often detected in the late winter stripping fruit from limbs.
Published
March 1, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Gravity defied

Ben Fulmer, of Readfield, hits a bump Tuesday beneath blue skies while free style skiing on the slope overlooking Torsey Pond at Kents Hill School in Readfield. The private prep school competes in downhill, snowboarding and free style skiing.
Published
February 28, 2012

SNAPSHOT: Plane as day

Nick Hamel, right, Selby Landmann, center, and Scott Boucher price firecrackers recently at Pyro City Fireworks on Route 202 in Manchester. Employees stocked up for the Thursday opening of the first fireworks store in Maine since the ban on fireworks was lifted last year.