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At MIT’s Media Lab, an engineer and biophysicist — and double amputee — is designing prosthetics that connect body and brain.

Rory Laverty, a freelance writer who also teaches English and journalism at UNCW, has a new book, "Aluminum Alley," about World War II supply pilots.

"Until we get anglers on board with regard to native fish conservation, we will continue to fall well short of what is needed to save them."

This is a very exciting time for the Civil War Round Table of Gettysburg as we prepare for our “opening night” at the event center of the glorious new Adams

As ship traffic increased in Alaska, so did the installation of lighthouses in the early 20th century. And there wasn’t a more remote outpost than the one situated 80 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor.

Turkeys can fly, blush and are distant relatives of Tyrannosaurus rex. Read on to learn more about these Thanksgiving divas.

Van Puttens brewery was the first-known colonist brewery before the U.S. was founded. Its not much, but its still an interesting bit of NJ history.

Van Puttens brewery was the first-known colonist brewery before the U.S. was founded. Its not much, but its still an interesting bit of NJ history.

Above all else, what makes this book so special and a keepsake contribution to Maine’s angling legacy is its emphasis and framework, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

Ted Aldrich, who said he’s been reading history since the second grade, found additional time to write the more than 500-page book as service on the New Haven line slowed over the years.