There are only two rules: You must write to the column and sign your name (we won’t use it if you ask us not to). See, “Google archive printing possible, not easy” for possible workarounds. Note: You cannot print directly from the archive. The site for the Daily Sun is at the Evening Journal is at. In the search box, enter “sunspots” and the topic you are seeking.) (For those with computers, previous columns are online at. Bruce Barnes, Lewiston, Sun Spots does not privately answer questions via emails (though readers can submit questions for her column via email), but she is pleased to be able to repeat this valuable information. If you do not, could you please rerun that information sometime? I am not sure if you respond to emails or not.
I would love to get this information, as I have started researching my ancestry. 30 column about the Google archive of old Daily Suns and Evening Journals. Monday through Friday.ĭEAR SUN SPOTS: I just read your Dec. They are underneath Lewiston’s Central Fire Station at the intersection of College, Blake, Oak and Bates streets, with the entrance at 45 Oak St. Joanne recommends families develop an emergency plan, and her agency has plenty of material to help you do so. Joanne said that unlike the siren, this system is designed to not only alert the public to an emergency but to offer information as to any action you and your family should take.Īlthough Maine has fewer weather-related emergencies than many states, personal preparedness is always a good idea. This system is used for any event that warrants notice of the general public. If this had been a real emergency, you would have been told … “). You may have heard the emergency alert system (it used to be called the emergency broadcast system) tests on public radio or television (a loud tone followed by “This is a test of the emergency alert system. sirens have been replaced by modern technology. As for air raid sirens, Joanne said there is no longer a siren operating in the Twin Cities.
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