Maine State Archives launches online catalog portal Thu, 03/11/2021 - 3:00pm
AUGUSTA The Maine State Archives has launched its first-ever catalog of its holdings, via the online ArchivesSpace portal at https://archives.maine.gov/.
For the first time in the Maine State Archives 56-year history, researchers can now search through the bureau’s listing of collections online to see if the Archives is the right resource for their purposes, before contacting an archivist to access the actual documents. This is a first step, for the public to have an awareness of what we hold, and we will be building it into a public resource that will eventually link up with the actual digital copies of items such as documents and maps that we have posted to DigitalMaine at https://digitalmaine.com/arc img/ , said Katherine McBrien, Deputy Secretary for Archives, in a news release.
SHREVEPORT, La. Three weeks after the winter storm disaster that burst underground water pipes, some homes and businesses in the heart of the city are still struggling.
12 March 2021 By Christian Smith
One of America’s largest brewers, Molson Coors – the business behind Miller and Coors beers – was forced to halt its beer production due to a significant “cybersecurity incident”.
Molson Coors, which is the second-largest brewer in the United States behind Anheuser-Busch according to the Brewers Association, said in an SEC filing that the hack had taken its systems offline, leading to a plethora of issues, not least “brewery operations, production, and shipments”.
“Molson Coors experienced a systems outage that was caused by a cybersecurity incident,” the business said in a statement.
As of Thursday afternoon, the company said that it was “working around the clock to get its systems back up as quickly as possible.”
Rick Taggart, who is running for the Grand Junction City Council in District A, touts the accomplishments made by the current council, which he is a part of, but says his work is not done.
Taggart pointed to successful ballot measures approved by voters during his tenure that he said has led to investments in public safety, transportation, parks and cultural infrastructure. He also said the council during his time has supported Colorado Mesa University with aid for academic programs and scholarships for local students.
âMy job is not done, however, and that is why I am running for re-election,â Taggart said. âI am committed to helping our city recover from this terrible pandemic. At the same time, I want to continue to work furthering the diversification of our economy and implementing plans and infrastructure to enhance and protect our quality of life.â