A Bangor school's 1980's time capsule can't be found
Almost no one remembered that it had been buried. To make it more difficult, no one knew where exactly it was.
Source: bangordailynews.com
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It Came Up Empty: Project To Unearth Middle School Time Capsule
Monday, April 29th, Riitano, Glueck, and a small crew watched as Earth was moved to find the capsule.
Source: q1065.fm
It Came Up Empty: Project To Unearth Middle School Time Capsule
Monday, April 29th, Riitano, Glueck, and a small crew watched as Earth was moved to find the capsule.
Source: bigcountry969.com
It Came Up Empty: Project To Unearth Middle School Time Capsule
Monday, April 29th, Riitano, Glueck, and a small crew watched as Earth was moved to find the capsule.
Source: q961.com
It Came Up Empty: Project To Unearth Middle School Time Capsule
Monday, April 29th, Riitano, Glueck, and a small crew watched as Earth was moved to find the capsule.
Source: 1019therock.com
Doughty students bury new time capsule
BANGOR -- 1986: The Karate Kid, Alf, Bruce Hornsbys "Thats Just the Way It Is". Just some examples from the year 1986.
Source: foxbangor.com
A 37-year mystery is solved as Bangor middle-schoolers bury a time capsule
The 1986 time capsule will be dug up and opened at the end of the summer, and students have buried another capsule to be opened in 2048.
Source: bangordailynews.com
8th grade teacher looks to preserve historic time capsule at James F. Doughty
8th grade teacher, students and staff look to recover a time capsule buried in 1986.
Source: wabi.tv
Can You Help Unearth Bangor's "5th Street School" Time Capsule From 1986?
The challenge is going to be finding someone with the equipment and skills to dig down 12 feet with minimal damage, and then getting permission from the City.
Source: i95rocks.com
Can You Help Unearth Bangor's "5th Street School" Time Capsule From 1986?
The challenge is going to be finding someone with the equipment and skills to dig down 12 feet with minimal damage, and then getting permission from the City.
Source: q1065.fm