Ken Waltz

of 61 BELFAST — Like a pod, or risk, of Maine's favorite crustaceans scurrying across the ocean floor, runners and walkers ages four to 84

of 46 ROCKLAND — With close-to-ideal course and weather conditions, 36 skilled high school golfers — including a combined 12 from Midcoast

of 68 BELFAST — The sun shone brightly to keep idyllic early-fall temperatures in the low-70s, energy-fueled music blared through the speakers

of 54 ROCKLAND — When it came to long balls off the tee, crisp iron shots, accurate chips to the green, sweet sand shots and watching putted

of 70 HAMPDEN — With a coveted and cherished spot in the state Class C championship on the line, exhausted, but undaunted, Mustang and Red

of 97 SEARSMONT — The task is straight forward. Paddle from point A to B as fast as possible without falling out or off of your watercraft into the fast-flowing and extremely cold water.

of 86 WALDO — Idyllic early-spring weather conditions — including air temperatures in the mid-40s and warm sun shimmering off the swiftly-moving

of 72 NEWCASTLE — On a glorious, sun-splashed, late-spring afternoon, 30 nervous, but equally excited, Lincoln County junior high students

of 70 WALDBORO — For Medomak Middle School softball, Friday's Busline League championship clash was, ultimately, a win-win situation — even if one team had to lose.

Jonah Herd, 18, of El Paso, Texas cruises to first in event that was part of three-day, 20th annual Maine Celtic Celebration in Belfast.