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This Week in Maine History March 6-12
This Week in Maine History March 6-12
This Week in Maine History March 6-12
March 9th 1921  A British Tramp Steamer called Wandby shipwrecked near Walker's Point in Kennebunk. Captain David Simpson's hearing was off when he thought the buoy whistle he heard was the one near Portland Lightship . Thinking that they were in the clear and heading in the right direction the captain left the bridge, letting his chief engineers take the reign...
Celebrating Veterans Around The World [VIDEO]
Celebrating Veterans Around The World [VIDEO]
Celebrating Veterans Around The World [VIDEO]
On Nov. 11, the United States of America celebrates Veterans Day, set aside to honor all of the country's veterans. But the holiday is not exclusively an American one, countries all over the world also honor their veterans today, and for a very specific reason.
NASA To Make Major Announcement On Mars – Some Surprises We Hope To See
NASA To Make Major Announcement On Mars – Some Surprises We Hope To See
NASA To Make Major Announcement On Mars – Some Surprises We Hope To See
Today (Sept. 29, 2015) could be a potentially historic day in the annals of space exploration. NASA is set to reveal what it is terming a "major science finding" from its exploration of Mars. According to some published reports, the announcement could involve the discovery of water periodically flowing on the planet's surface, which could have huge implications in the potential of some s
Maine’s 195th Birthday-March 15!
Maine’s 195th Birthday-March 15!
Maine’s 195th Birthday-March 15!
Happy Birthday, Maine!  Sunday, March 15, marks 195 years since Maine became an independent state in 1820. Before that, Maine was part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Maine entered the union as part an agreement designed to maintain the political balance between pro-and-anti-slavery states.

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