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Maine became a state in 1820 as part of the Missouri Compromise and was the 23rd state. It was part of Massachusetts until then. Maine entered the Union as a

U.S. Coast Guard Day 2023: U.S. Coast Guard Day is observed on August 4 globally. The day commemorates the valour and bravery of the sea soldiers. 

Within the heart of history lies the tale of unsung heroes who have safeguarded the waterways of the US since 1790. The Coast Guard continues to be a symbol of unwavering protection, rescue and service to the country.

By 1940, its picturesque North Shore setting had made it one of the most visited lighthouses in the United States.

Examining 150 years of the Coast Guard in the pages of Proceedings.

Most of the rescue missions carried out by the United States Coast Guard and its predecessor agencies (i.e., the U.S. Life-Saving Service, U.S. Revenu...

Hart Energy’s annual ESG Awards are here, highlighting the findings of data analysis firm Clear Ratings and recognizing companies' efforts in sustainable operation, local community engagement and positive workplace culture.

Former Kinnaird Head keeper Jim Oliver, who worked served lighhouses across the country for more than 45 years, has died aged 86.

If you’re looking for some color and fragrance this spring and summer, gardens in national parks are — or soon will be — abloom. 

Stella Prince was "a most unusual woman for her day." Now she's in the history books.