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.
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.
VIRUS DIARY: In face of tragedy, a faith in science endures
By BRIAN P. D. HANNONJanuary 29, 2021 GMT
A carriage moves down a street during Associated Press journalist Brian Hannon s visit to Tombstone, Ariz., on Dec. 17, 2020. (AP Photo/Brian P. D. Hannon)
A carriage moves down a street during Associated Press journalist Brian Hannon s visit to Tombstone, Ariz., on Dec. 17, 2020. (AP Photo/Brian P. D. Hannon)
PHOENIX (AP) As I read about the 35th anniversary of the 1986 Challenger shuttle disaster this week, I was transported back to Fifth Street Middle School in Bangor, Maine.
I was in eighth grade. Our teacher wheeled in a television so we could watch the launch of the NASA mission that would lift another educator from neighboring New Hampshire into the sky and beyond.
VIRUS DIARY: In face of tragedy, a faith in science endures
By Staff | Jan 30, 2021
A carriage moves down a street during Associated Press journalist Brian Hannon s visit to Tombstone, Ariz., on Dec. 17, 2020. (AP Photo/Brian P. D. Hannon)
PHOENIX (AP) As I read about the 35th anniversary of the 1986 Challenger shuttle disaster this week, I was transported back to Fifth Street Middle School in Bangor, Maine.
I was in eighth grade. Our teacher wheeled in a television so we could watch the launch of the NASA mission that would lift another educator from neighboring New Hampshire into the sky and beyond.