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Emma Crafts, 18, prepares a brownie sundae ice cream order for a customer Wednesday at Softie Delite ice cream shop, 5 Bridge St., Livermore Falls. Crafts, who is in her second summer season at the shop, said the day started unusually slow, until a busload of young people arrived with orders ranging from soft serve to sundaes. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer) Emma Crafts, 18, prepares a strawberry cheesecake soft serve cone for a customer Wednesday at Softie Delite ice cream shop, 5 Bridge St., Livermore Falls. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer)Emma Crafts, 18, scoops black raspberry ice cream into a waffle cone Wednesday at Softie Delite ice cream shop at 5 Bridge St. in Livermore Falls. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer)
Libby Kamrowski Kenny is a staff photographer at the Sun Journal who came aboard in June 2025. She’s been in journalism longer than that though, as her prematurely graying hair can attest, starting as...
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