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Ice still covers portions of Round Pond in Livermore on Saturday, April 3. The Maine Department of Agriculture and Forestry does not classify ponds and lakes as “iced out” until unimpeded navigation can occur from one end of the body of water to the other. The department maintains a list of the state’s iced out ponds and lakes on its website at www.maine.gov/dacf/iceout. Andrea Swiedom/Franklin Journal
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