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Fort Morgan Today
By the People, for the People
Kennebec Journal Captures Spring Sports, Protests, and Pétanque
Weekly photo roundup highlights the diverse stories in central Maine communities.
Apr. 3, 2026 at 10:42am
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A visually striking collage of central Maine's diverse community life, from athletic competition to political activism to niche recreation.Fort Morgan TodayThe Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel newspapers have published a collection of their favorite photos from the past week, showcasing the vibrant spring sports scene, a local protest, and the growing popularity of the French lawn bowling game pétanque in the central Maine region.
Why it matters
This weekly photo feature provides a visually engaging snapshot of the varied activities, events, and community happenings that define life in central Maine, from youth athletics to political activism to niche recreational pursuits.
The details
The photo roundup includes action shots of local high school baseball, softball, and lacrosse games, as well as images from a protest against the Sacramento Kings' decision to relocate their NBA G League affiliate to Lewiston. Additionally, the collection highlights the growing enthusiasm for pétanque, a French bowling game that has gained a loyal following in the region.
- The photos were taken between March 27 and April 2, 2026.
The players
Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel
Two central Maine newspapers that have been covering local news, sports, and community events for decades.
Rich Abrahamson
A career photojournalist and writer who has been capturing the stories of central Maine since the 1980s.
The takeaway
This weekly photo feature provides a visually engaging and comprehensive look at the diverse activities, events, and community happenings that define life in central Maine, from youth sports to political activism to niche recreational pursuits.
