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Three women chronicle the dead in Laurel Hill Cemetery

Three Fitchburg women have worked tirelessly for two years to document the graves of the people who found their final resting places at Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Donations boost NABC’s Recycled Rides

The response from those willing to donate vehicles and related services to National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides has so far this year reached levels unprecedented in the history of the initiative.

Baltimore Summer Antiques Show to Celebrate Its 30th Anniversary…

Recognized as the largest indoor antiques show in the United States, the 30th Annual Baltimore Summer Antiques Show will return to the Baltimore Convention Center Labor Day weekend, September 2-5, 2010.

Norberg saw major naval battles in the Pacific

A Soldier’s Story It’s been 65 years since World War II ended, and with each passing day the voice of the Greatest Generation dims.

Hawks sharpen claws for Iran strike

Hawks sharpen claws for Iran strike By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON – “From a marketing point of view, you don’t introduce new products in August,” explained then-White House chief of staff Andrew Card in September 2002, in answer to queries about why the administration of George W Bush had not launched its campaign to rally public opinion behind invading …

Slideshow: Next Generation Defense Technologies

Two high-growth privately held firms that IBM has snapped up this year were tracking toward IPOs but instead elected to take IBM’s all-cash offers.

Celebration of American spirit

NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise Flags were displayed on several homes and businesses throughout Harlan County in honor of the Fourth of July holiday this week.

2008 Fireworks Locations

MACY’S : Best fireworks view The Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Between Montague and Middagh streets.

Enterprise ham operators demonstrate mission at Field Day 2010

On the fourth full weekend in June, amateur radio operators nationwide gather for a demonstration of their service to the public.

Observing the Maine Observer

Submitted by Al Diamon on Tue, 06/22/2010 – 7:57am. Maine Media Born on the Fourth of July: Independence Day will mark the official launch of the Maine Observer , a Web site that claims it will be “a comprehensive online news source for the state of Maine.” Depends on your definition of “comprehensive,” I guess.