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Telstar High School recognizes top 10 scholars.

Check out these watch parties and viewing locations in various towns in the direct path of the celestial event.

Sunday River's chairlifts will stop spinning April 8 to allow, 'for the safe viewing of the eclipse for all.'

By Leela Stockley, Bangor Daily News Staff We have you covered if you haven’t decided on where in Maine you’re going to watch the 2024 eclipse.  The total solar eclipse on Monday will see the moon pass in front of the sun, completely blocking the celestial body, for up to 3 ½ minutes.

Travelers to Portland International Jetport, Maine's largest airport, can now take a trip to "visit" the moon thanks to a new exhibit called "Fly Me to the Moon."

PORTLAND (AP) – Fly me to the moon. Or, at least, to Maine. Maine’s largest airport is now home to the second largest piece of the moon on Earth, according to moon rock enthusiasts who installed the extraterrestrial chunk. The moon piece is a little bigger than a rugby ball and is on loan to […]

The moon piece is a little bigger than a rugby ball.

Discover meteorites from the Moon and Mars at Portland Jetport's new exhibit, Fly Me To the Moon and Mars, opening March 26.