Whether you’re a believer or a skeptic, Lawrenceburg, Kentucky’s Wildman Days festival celebrates all things Bigfoot
BigfootTop Vector StudioCalling all cryptozoologists and curious cynics alike: The Commonwealth of Kentucky is a hotbed of purported Bigfoot activity, and that reputation will soon collide with the summer festival season.
Wildman Days is a family-friendly celebration of all things Sasquatch held in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky...
Everything in the world seems to be changing so fast and moving so quickly. I write my columns a few days in advance of publication, so by the time your paper is delivered by our brave and hardworking carriers (who will be staying at least 6 feet away from you), it could be hopelessly out of date.
But at my...
‘Appropriate’
Every estranged member of the Lafayette clan has descended upon the homestead to settle the accounts of the newly dead patriarch in “Appropriate,” on stage Feb. 15-March 1 at SPACE, 538 Congress St., Portland, in conjunction with Mad Horse Theatre Company. Courtesy / Katie Day
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Faculty Triennial Exhibition, Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art, 522 Congress St., Portland....
We can all rest easy tonight. Scientists from one the world’s preeminent centers of learning have demonstrated conclusively that a creature most of us think is possibly-but-probably-not real is in fact possibly-but-probably-not real.
Bryan Sykes, Professor of Genetics at Oxford, and his co-authors have put the university’s prestigious imprimatur on a study published July 2 in The Proceedings of the...
By Wednesday, however, it had all taken a backseat to what has become his daily ritual: keeping up with the flood of clown-related interview requests.
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Coleman, whose research into unverified clown sightings helped coin the term “phantom clowns,” has emerged as an unlikely focal point in this strange and mesmerizing saga.
In the past two weeks alone, Coleman’s name has appeared...
We've all heard of Bigfoot — also known as Sasquatch — the humanoid bipedal creature that's said to wander the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
And depending in your interest in local legends and cryptozoology (the study of hidden animals), you may have heard of some of the other mythical creatures that are occasionally said to haunt certain regions of...
Harkening back to the early days of discovery, Pat Spain, 38, is a wildlife biologist, cryptozoologist, biotech expert and cancer survivor. Born and raised in Wynantskill, New York, he moved to Boston in 1998 to attend Suffolk University, where he received his bachelor’s degree in biology with a marine focus. By day, he works as a scientist for Vertex...
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LEOMINSTER — Aliens, Bigfoot, and the paranormal descended on City Hall over the weekend for the sixth year of the Greater New England UFO Conference.
“It’s a place for us around here to gather instead of flying out to California,” said Tennie Komar of Shirley.
She was one of hundreds who attended the two-day conference that began Friday and featured a...
Apr 10, 2019
BRIAN GOSSELIN STILL holds his cigarette like a cop, with four fingers on top. And so, at dusk, after stepping out of his creaky, old, green pickup truck and striding across Abair Road, the gray-haired, leathery ex-police officer pauses at the tree line to calm himself with one more Fortuna Blue. This road is infamous in these...
