David Leaming

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Published
November 27, 2012

STILL LIFE: Snack-o’-lanterns

John Couture feeds leftover Halloween pumpkins to his cattle at his farm in Benton on Tuesday.
Published
November 26, 2012

STILL LIFE: Field goal

David Durrell, left, and Kermit Clements, of E.L. Vining & Son, work on one of the goalposts at the new football field, at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington, on Monday. Work on the school expansion project and athletic fields is expected to be finished next year.
Published
November 25, 2012

STILL LIFE: Holiday cheer

Skyla Dean, left, and her sister, MacKenzie, play on the Christmas decorations their father was setting up on Main Street in Pittsfield on Sunday. “I love Santa and Christmas is my favorite,” Skyla said.
Published
November 23, 2012

STILL LIFE: Signs of change

Workers with NeoKraft Signs company install the Camden National Bank sign on the former Bank of America branch on Main Street in Waterville on Tuesday. Bank of America sold its branches in Maine north of Lewiston earlier this year.
Published
November 22, 2012

STILL LIFE: One-lane Whittier Road

A motorist stops and waits for the signal to proceed along a portion of the Whittier Road in Farmington on Wednesday. The road has been closed due to erosion near the Sandy River, but this week officials reopened one lane to traffic.
Published
November 22, 2012

STILL LIFE: Throw the floe

Kerri Stone, left, and Drew Gammon throw pieces of ice that formed on Sandy River in Farmington Falls on a chilly Wednesday.
Published
November 22, 2012

STILL LIFE: ‘Berry’ cold

David Pike places stone weights on a large winter cover that protects strawberry plants at his farm in Farmington on Wednesday. Pike said the straw he once used as protection was costly and blew off in the wind.
Published
November 21, 2012

STILL LIFE: Building blocks

Workers lay cement blocks on the ongoing expansion projects at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington on Wednesday.
Published
November 21, 2012

STILL LIFE: Skowhegan Community Center Thanksgiving dinner preparations

Staff and volunteers with the Skowhegan Community Center on Wednesday pitched in to prepare free Thanksgiving meals to all who stop in between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. today. From left are John Doucette Jr., Mary Humphrey, Donna McDaniel, Denise Leblanc, Bethanie Sevey, back, and Laney Leblanc.
Published
November 19, 2012

STILL LIFE: Scraps

Eric Ogden cuts up sections of a maple tree left over after sculptor Pasco Grove carved the trunk into a large sunflower and street number at Ogden’s home in Winslow on Sunday.