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Within the last couple weeks multiple monuments and sculptures at Millstone Hill have were vandalized, one of those was the Temple of Hephaestus.

High school teachers Esmeralda Hernandez and Liz Raine immersed themselves in the 10th annual Lincoln Laboratory Radar Introduction for Student Engineers (LLRISE). participated in Lincoln Laboratory two-week radar educational program.

When you are out and about during Vermont’s season of the color, be sure to go see Morristown photographer Nan Carle Beauregard’s exhibit, “Notable Sculptors of Barre Gray Granite,” at

MIT professor emeritus of planetary physics Gordon Pettengill, a pioneer in radio astronomy, has died at 95. Pettengill helped repurpose military radar technology for science and space exploration and contributed to numerous NASA missions.

Hillgoers founder Garry Cormack shows Gayle how to navigate on a trip exploring Bennachie. Learning basic navigation skills is a great way to reduce risk and boost your confidence in the hills, as Gayle discovers. Anyone heading into the hills needs to have their wits about them. Sure, you might set out in glorious sunshine, with a fair idea of where you’re going, “safe” in the knowledge you’re got a navigation app on your fully-charged mobile. But the weather in Scotland can change in ...

© Supplied Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Learning basic navigation skills is a great way to reduce risk and boost your confidence in the hills, as Gayle discovers. Anyone heading into the hills needs to have their wits about them. Sure, you might set out in glorious sunshine, with a fair idea of where you’re going...

© Supplied by Courier artist Many years ago I bought a small unsigned oil painting of storm-driven waves crashing onto rocks at the foot of high cliffs. The cliffs were the Bullers of Buchan, a spectacular natural arch projecting out into the sea, and what is known locally as the Cauldron or The Pot into which the sea churns and boils in wild weather. Ever since I bought that wee painting I’d promised myself I’d take a trip up there and walk to the Bullers to see just how impressive they a...