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| Haunted pub excavation proves fruitless (Scotland Today) |
| An excavation to reveal the secrets of a supposedly haunted north-east pub cellar has proved fruitless. According to local legend the basement of the Burnett Arms Hotel in Kemnay contained the coffin of former landlady Maggie Duffton who died in 1931, and another casket containing her money. |
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| Hersam Acorn Newspapers (New Canaan Advertiser) |
| Three trees at the site of the planned Talmadge Hill parking lot expansion will be spared if their root systems are not damaged by excavation and paving, which could render them hazardous, Tree Warden John Howe said last Friday. |
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| Artifacts found at stadium excavation site (Asbury Park Press) |
| Excavation work at the Rutgers Stadium is turning up remnants of 18th-century structures. Thousands of found artifacts including wine bottles and ceramics eventually will be part of the historical documentation of the Raritan Landing settlement. Raritan Landing was a port community located where Piscataway now stands. It was established in the early 1700s and encompassed a community of traders, ... |
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