Rita Dearborn fusses over her husband's American flag sweatshirt as they stand in front of his 1997 Lincoln Town Car Limousine that they drive around the state to honor veterans of America's wars, Saturday, November 8, 2014. This year's parade in Richmond will be the last parade the Dearborns take part in as rust and mileage have combined to make the car not passable on state inspection.
Larry Dearborn of Richmond moves his hand over the lettering of the window in his 1997 Lincoln Town Car Limousine that he and his wife Rita drive around the state to honor veterans of America's wars. Dearborn has every Maine soldier who has died in battle since 9/11 engrave on the windows of his car. This year's parade in Richmond will be the last parade the Dearborns take part in as rust and mileage have combined to make the car not passable on state inspection.
A member of the South Portland High School marching band plays drums in the Veteran's Day Parade.
A crowd of onlookers watch as the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps marches by in the Veteran's Day Parade on Broadway Avenue.
Chris Lyon during a short break between sorting catch from the American Heritage, which according to packers at the Portland Fish Exchange, brought in close to 2,000 pounds of Cod on Wednesday, November 12, 2014. New federal regulation will cap incidental Cod catch to 200 pounds, implemented tomorrow, and also double the amount of haddock commercial fishermen are allowed to catch. Haddock and cod swim in similar locations, and some fishermen say it is nearly impossible to catch haddock without also catching cod.
Fisherman Tim Brown watches staff of the Portland Fish Exchange as the Allyssa Teressa docks to unload its catch in Portland, ME. New federal regulation on cod fish has some fishermen concerned they will be unable to sustain the extra cost and time of throwing back cod when catching other groundfish, like haddock.
Crystal Goodwin works out at SNAP Fitness in South Portland on Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Goodwin has mast cell activation syndrome which has left her allergic to a wide range of things. Along with taking an array of medications, working out has helped her combat the disorder.
Crystal Goodwin shows the numerous medications that she must take in order to combat mast cell activation syndrome.
Capt. Warner Ogden of Sea Tow throws a strap over a beached sailboat while trying to remove from Willard Beach in South Portland on Monday. The 27', 7000 lb vessel broke loose from its mooring during the October 23 noreaster and came ashore.
Kimberly Talbot with IBEW local 2327, sings to the crowd to get them fired up as striking Fairpoint Communications union workers, families and supporters rally at Monument Square.
Allen Ewing-Merrill, left, holds his light up high as Cynthia Esty and Hilma Adams from the Fine and Dandy Quartet in Bangor lead the attendees in Amazing Grace" at the Vigil of Lights in Longfellow Park across from the house that six victims died in a fire.
Cards of hearts with the names of the victims of a recent fire are clipped to ropes around a tree at the Vigil of Lights in Longfellow Park.
Hannah Holmes science writer, of South Portland, is also a realtor.
Beef Osso Bucco, a special of the night at The Good Table in Cape Elizabeth, is made from red wine braised beef osso bucco, served with roasted local turnip and mashed local red potatoes topped with gremolata for Dine Out Maine.
Travelers wait in line to enter the security area at the Portland International Jetport on Wednesday, November 12, 2014.
Mariah Foss sews in the new production facility for the Angelrox clothing line in the Pepperell Mill in Biddeford on Friday, October 31, 2014. Roxy Suger, producer of the clothing line, is in the process of moving all her production into the Pepperell Mill in Biddeford, the heart of Biddeford's textile history.
Paul Rowland has been repairing shoes at his Paul's Shoe Repair business in Westbrook for the last 27 years. He is seen here using a cutter/trimming tool on a new sole. Rowland learned his craft in his mid-twenties as a apprentice for a shoe repairman in Belfast and knew then it was the type of work he wanted to persue.
Some of the hand tools and repair tags used by Paul Rowland. Rowland has been repairing shoes at his Paul's Shoe Repair business in Westbrook for the last 27 years .
Lendall Knight, 95, photographed at an assisted living facility in Cumberland Thursday, November 13, 2014, was a lieutenant in the Navy when he fought in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal in World War II in 1942. He recalls the battle in an interview with the Portland Press Herald.
A man is reflected in the glass of the Hyatt Place Hotel as he jogs down Fore Street Friday, November 14, 2014.
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