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Maine native and University of Maine alumna Christina Cash has been named executive director at the UMaine Lobster Institute, effective May 17. Cash has been with the Lobster Institute since 2021, serving as the assistant director of communication...

31 pyramids in Egypt, including the Giza pyramid complex, may originally have been built along a 64-km-long branch of the river Nile.

A team led by a UNCW professor has discovered the pyramids in Egypt were built along a now abandoned branch of the Nile River.

Interactions between wind turbines could reduce power output by 30% in proposed offshore wind farm areas along the East Coast, new research has found. In all, t

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A little more than a decade ago, the Fishing Law was based on acts of corruption. Investigations by the Public Prosecutor's Office uncovered the financing

Pauline Dion, founder and executive director of the Boothbay Sea and Science Center, will be presenting at the next monthly meeting of the Boothbay Region Garden Club on Wednesday, May 8 at 12:30 p.m. at St. Columba’s Episcopal Church (32 Emery Lane...

Thursday, May 9 Ocean on Tap is an informal, ocean-centric speaker series organized by researchers from the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences and hosted by Footbridge Brewery, 25 Granary Way, Boothbay Harbor from 6-7 p.m. The next Ocean on Tap...

Salmon and their finned brethren are a lot like Sunday drivers. They enjoy meandering in curved passages, stopping to rest in the shade and grabbing a bite to eat along

BEAUFORT SEA ICE, near Utqiagvik, Alaska — The train of 10 snowmachines snaked slowly across the snow-covered sea ice toward the small tent far ahead, a single drop of yellow