Linemen who have been working this week to restore electricity in central Maine fuel up at a buffet dinner held at Le Club Calumet in Augusta. Crews have been working this week to restore electricity in central Maine after a devastating storm knocked out power to thousands of households and businesses.
A buffet dinner is prepared at Le Club Calumet in Augusta for linemen who have been working this week to restore electricity in central Maine after a devastating storm knocked out power to thousands of households and businesses.
A buffet dinner is prepared at Le Club Calumet in Augusta for linemen who have been working this week to restore electricity in central Maine after a devastating storm knocked out power to thousands of households and businesses.
Fourth-graders at Winslow Elementary School head toward a line worker truck Friday morning after teacher Sam Smith led them to make cards for the workers parked outside the school. The workers, who are from Kentucky, were among many who worked long hours this past week to restore power to hundreds of thousands of Mainers after a powerful storm pummeled the state on Monday.
A line worker receives cards Friday morning from fourth-graders at Winslow Elementary School. Teacher Sam Smith led students in making cards for the workers parked outside the school. The workers, who are from Kentucky, were among many who worked long hours this past week to restore power to hundreds of thousands of Mainers after a powerful storm pummeled the state on Monday.
The Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott on Anthony Avenue is Friday.
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