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This is probably not the last four drivers many had standing in the NASCAR Cup series postseason, or even a combination of some of them. But here we are in a Hendrick Motorsports versus Joe Gibbs Racing versus Team Penske battle, and it doesn’t include the names Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, Marti...
In 1992, a strange pine tree appeared in Denver, Colorado. Its goal: to remain as invisible as possible, camouflaging an antenna in plain sight.
The following news items are reprinted from the Manistee Daily News for the week of Aug....
A cell tower disguised as a eucalyptus tree is tucked away at the rear of a Santa Ana business park. — Los Angeles Times/TNS LOS ANGELES: A gentle breeze rustles the eucalyptus tree, its dark green foliage quivering under a cloudy Santa Ana sky. At the base of its sturdy trunk, the leaves of a fallen branch bear the scars of hungry insects. A stand of eucalyptuses sways across the road. But this tree, surrounded by a spiky metal fence, isn’t like the others. “AT&T authorized personnel only!” a sign warns. This tree isn’t actually a tree at all – it’s a cellular transmission towe...
The class of 1961 was the 75th to get its diploma from Central. Written By: Marilyn Hagerty | × It seems it must have been around forever. But interscholastic hockey got its start around here in 1930. Cliff Purpur is remembered from the first hockey team at Central High School. He was later named All-American. And stories about hockey and all of the good old days are found in an aged and yellowed copy of the Centralian school paper – the 75th anniversary issue published in 1961. Among other things, the old newspaper tells of things long past: In 1931, it says Central was w...