Andy Molloy

Kennebec Journal

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
October 4, 2011

Price check

Liam McAuliffe, 8, checks the price of a pumpkin Tuesday while browsing the harvest at Bailey Orchards in Whitefield. McAuliffe, of Richmond, picked apples with his sister, Shannon, brother, James and buddy, Isabella Ucci, before selecting a gourd. Kay and Rodney Bailey said they plan to sell fruit and produce until either the middle of […]
Published
August 16, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Crocodile rock

Theatre Arts Day Camp instructor Lucy Rioux, right, teaches students forming a crocodile how to clamp the jaws recently during a session of the weeklong program held at the Carry Ricker School in Litchfield. Students from elementary to high school age have enrolled in the camp, taught by Rioux and Cindy Turcotte during the last […]
Published
August 15, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Staycation

Chris Bowen steers a canoe Sunday carrying his wife, Lisa, and son, Luke, 9, up Cobbossee Stream in West Gardiner during a downpour. The Farmingdale family spent their vacation week casting for bass on the stream which, Chris said, produced several nice fish. Storms are expected through Wednesday this week when bright sun is forecast […]
Published
August 12, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Doing it by the books

Braydenton Kloznick, 7, kicks off as he descends a climbing wall Thursday erected in front of the Litchgow Library in Augusta. Children celebrated the finale of the summer reading program with climbing and pizza at the Library.
Published
August 11, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Much ado about something

Customers line up with umbrellas at a concession stand Wednesday at Cumston Hall before a showing of “Much Ado About Nothing” by the Theater at Monmouth. People planning to attend a performance Thursday may want to pack an umbrella for a matinee of “James and the Giant Peach” but, with sun expected in the late […]
Published
August 10, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Keep the beet

Wendy Elvin harvest beets Tuesday from a row at her family’s Readfield farm. In addition to produce, Elvin said blueberries are still available and sweet corn should be for sale at the Elvin Farm stand in about a week.
Published
August 9, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Made in the shade

Natalie Tortorella, of Farmingdale, and Walker Thompson, of Manchester, relax in the shade together Sunday in Hallowell. The couple were planning to attend a baseball game after grabbing some shade.
Published
August 8, 2011

SNAPSHOT: High and dry in Readfield

Winnie and Alex McPhedran return to their Readfield home Sunday after inspecting a clean-up effort under way in the family’s barn. Alex, 82, a practicing physician, has commenced storing items in the barn erected at the former Townsend Farm in 1913, while Winnie recovers from a recent illness. Winnie said her husband has made progress […]
Published
August 5, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Assessing dams

Shannon Chapin, left, records notes from surveying a dam Wednesday with Steve Knapp at an impoundment on Vaughan Stream in Hallowell. The Kleinschmidt Associates employees are locating and assessing dams across Maine for the National Marine Fisheries Service to locate barriers to fish passage for native species, according to a statement from the federal agency. […]
Published
August 1, 2011

SNAPSHOT: Landmark performance

Kirsten Monke, left, plays the viola as Lydia Forbes strikes a note on a violin Sunday inside the Head Tide Church in Alna. The members of the DaPonte String Quartet were rehearsing before their annual benefit performance to raise funds for the landmark erected in 1838.