Its status as a for-pay private institution was a hard sell in Washington, D.C. – a city full of free museums.
2019
Don Imus, made and betrayed by his mouth, dead at 79
Disc jockey Don Imus, whose career was made and then undone by his acid tongue during a decades-long rise to radio stardom and an abrupt public plunge after a nationally broadcast racial slur, has died
Gov. Mills urges federal help on climate change for smaller, rural states
In a letter, she asks Congress to focus more on offshore wind, renewable energy and weatherization.
Christmas tree growers in New England report good year, despite challenges
Stephen Higgins, president of the Maine Christmas Tree Association, says it was a ‘seller’s market’ this season.
We’re expecting another weirdo storm on Monday
One month after an oddball weather pattern, the same setup is presenting itself. What’s a meteorologist to do?
Sudan’s Christians enjoy holiday amid hope for new freedoms
Believers were able to celebrate Christmas this week with a joyous march for the first time in years.
Episcopal church in New York has Sunday service for the deaf
Congregants say that being unable to hear the music, prayers and sermons might be considered a limitation, but their trilingual church has changed that.
Freezing rain sends vehicles sliding off roads across central Maine
First responders were busy responding to a steady stream of accidents and slide-offs Friday morning.
Tina Turner mural defaced at North Carolina record store
Employees say an image of the pop star outside the store in Asheville was defaced with a red swastika.
Judge: Alec Baldwin didn’t slander man in comments on parking spat
But assault and battery allegations against the Emmy Award-winning actor can proceed toward trial.