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Take it from the local professionals, these are some of the best titles for youths ages 0-18! The Youth Services staff at the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library agrees that this roundup of titles were their favorites this past year ...

Mount St. Mary’s University on December 3 celebrated the first student-authored patent at Mount St. Marys University and the entrepreneurial spirit of the Mount with a ceremony at the ARCC. “We’re recognizing our wonderful group of Ascent team students who have displayed their innovation and entrepreneurial skills but also the community of faculty, alumni and others who contributed to their success,” said President Timothy E. Trainor, Ph.D.

The Peabody Essex Museum's "Salem Witch Trials: Restoring Justice" showcases real objects and letters tied to the people involved.

In 1863, a New Testament tucked in the pocket of Union soldier Charles W. Merrill prevented a musket ball from mortally wounding him

Mount St. Mary’s University’s Phillips Library has been selected as a recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities’ (NEH) Preservation Assistance Grant for Smaller Institutions.

Unfortunately, the article by Steve Collins (“One of the Androscoggin’s mysteries: Why did Lewiston Falls become Great Falls?,” June 25) ended with the myth about the Native American named “Lewis” as the source of the name of “Lewiston.” Actually, when the Pejepscot Proprietors granted the land to Moses Little and Jonathan Bagley in 1768, they […]

PHILLIPS – Phillips Library will hold a 5K and Maine Author Talk, Saturday June 24th. Here is your chance to run (or walk) in a local 5K that offers beautiful scenery as it winds through the small town of Phillips past the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad Museum, along quiet back roads and crosses

The 527 documents include transcripts of testimony and examinations, depositions, warrants for apprehension, and other legal papers.

The 527 documents — which include transcripts of testimony and examinations, depositions, warrants for apprehension and other legal papers — were moved to the Peabody Essex Museum in 1980 for safekeeping.

Hundreds of Salem witch trials documents get new home | 2023-01-13 23:25:13