Advance registration is required to participate in a state-run summer field school that will use the site to show students how to map and study historic areas.
April 2, 2016
Posted inNews
State rejects all bids to develop massive office building in Augusta
A spokesman says the projects wouldn’t have saved the state any money.
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Posted inLife & Culture
‘Trailer Park Boys’ actor charged with domestic battery
Michael Smith, who plays Bubbles, was arrested in Hollywood early Friday.
Posted inLife & Culture
‘Juice’ saga provides more pulp for TV
Investigation Discovery will re-examine the murder case of O.J. Simpson next year.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Two York County residents arrested on heroin trafficking charges
The two arrests on the Maine Turnpike in York were unrelated, state police say.
Posted inNation & World
Vermont residents skeptical of village plan based on Mormon leader’s ideals
David Hall, a Utah businessman with deep pockets, is buying up rural acreage, hoping to mold a thriving utopia of 20,000 people.
Posted inMaine, News
If it involves balsa wood and glue, it must be Odyssey of the Mind time in Maine
Students from 70 schools turn out for the state tournament in Biddeford.
Posted inNation & World, News
Syria cease-fire at risk as heavy fighting erupts
At least 25 pro-government and 16 opposition fighters die in the clashes south of Aleppo.
Posted inNation & World, News
One killed as plane crashes on California freeway, hits car
One person in the car dies and three others are taken to the hospital, as are the two who were in the plane.
Posted inBusiness
Blue Bell Creameries says listeria likely spread in Oklahoma plant drainage
The contamination last year was linked to three deaths in Kansas and several illnesses.