Meet the Ice Makers! Augusta, Maine, is welcoming something wintery and magical, all because of the dedicated Parks & Rec Team. They are reviving the community skating rinks!

Despite the bone-chilling seven-degree morning a couple days ago at Williams Park at 59 Bangor Street, the entire team worked tirelessly to get ready for the first watering.

Dave Dostie Photography
Dave Dostie Photography
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While everyone enjoys lacing up their skates and hitting the ice, there's a lot behind the scenes to make these rinks come alive.

Our trusty photographer, Dave Dostie, was able to capture the process and give us all a sneak peek into the hard work that this team puts in so we can all enjoy a fun-filled skating experience!

The Mill Park rink opened January 20, and the Williams Park location will be ready in a few days, according to Augusta Parks and Recreation.

I've got my skates ready. Do you?

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