The code breakers

Article Abstract:

Donna Baron, the curator of the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum in Wethersfield, Connecticut is using dating techniques for surveying the exterior of an 18th-century house in New England. The dating technique called dendrochronology is allowing house detectives a chance to literally drill into the farming timbers and extracts the equivalent of a home's DNA.

United States, Science & research, Management dynamics, Research, Management, Usage, Historic buildings, Company business management, Dendrochronology, Baron, Donna

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Magical places

Article Abstract:

New England's small towns are known for their subtle designs and uniqueness as well as quiet charms. Four of its best towns include New London, an amalgam of hills and water in New Hampshire, Lakeville in the Litchfield hills in Connecticut, Bristol, a waterfront city in Rhode Island, and Greensboro in Vermont known for endless summer afternoons.

New England States, Description and travel, New England

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Deadly encounters

Article Abstract:

The rapid growth of moose herds in New England can prove dangerous to the drivers. Moose collisions and steps taken towards cutting down their population in northern Maine are described.

Maine, Protection and preservation, Moose

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