CUMBERLAND, Maine — Greely High School students created a winning STEM project to ideally help improve clean drinking water.
A group of students from the school are representing their state in a national STEM competition, Solve for Tomorrow, after creating a winning project that addresses a real-world science and math issue. Read more
The Bar Harbor Planning Board has approved a plan by the Jackson Laboratory to build a 20,000-square-foot expansion to its Rare Disease Translational...
Researchers at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences believe algae can make a big splash in the agricultural, aquaculture and pharmaceutical industries,...
The University of Maine System said this week it will work with a national consultant to study the feasibility of launching the state’s...