WASHBURN, Maine (WAGM) - A bronze German Shepherd now stands at Washburn’s Veterans Memorial Park — a tribute to the K-9s that once served at Loring Air Force Base. “You’re out with the dog. Out ...
On a statewide tour highlighting Maine’s rising energy costs, Maine Speaker of the House Ryan Fecteau touted clean energy as a solution to diversify the power grid. Fecteau, D-Biddeford, appeared at ...
U.S. Air Force staff pose in the mid-1970s at the Caribou radio site of the 2192nd Communications Squadron, which served the former Loring AFB. From left are Chuck McCoubrey, Greg Noskowiak and Lowell ...
An airman known only by his last name, Brogna, wrestles with his canine partner at the former Loring Air Force Base in this undated photo. Credit: Courtesy of Loring Air Museum WASHBURN, Maine — ...
People mill underneath a massive B-52 bomber on the former Loring Air Force Base runway in August for the 2024 Loring open house. Credit: Paula Brewer / Aroostook Republican LIMESTONE, Maine — ...
Matt Cole, vice president of Loring Air Museum, points to where Air Force personnel would have submitted their credentials for entry into Loring Air Force Base's weapons storage area, while Loring Air ...
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Volunteers use radar technology to restore military K9 cemetery at former Loring Air Force Base
LIMESTONE, Maine (WAGM) - Volunteers used ground-penetrating radar Saturday to locate the graves of military working dogs buried at the former Loring Air Force Base. About 12 to 13 military working ...
Ray Hildebrand, a former navigator on one of Loring Air Force Base's B-52 planes, points to where he is standing in a photo of B-52 flight crew members, as part of an exhibit at Loring Air Musuem.
LIMESTONE, Maine (WABI) - Liquidcool solutions will open Maine’s first AI-focused data center at the former Loring Air Force Base, leasing 115,000 square feet within Green 4 Maine’s 450-acre ...
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Data center planned for former Loring Air Force Base said to bring benefits with few downsides
Data centers have a bad reputation, and career thermal engineer Herb Zien knows the downsides well. “They're pretty intrusive,” Zien said. “They use a lot of power; they use a lot of water, and ...
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