Francis Malcolm Science Center planetarium director Larry Berz, seen here in August 2015, is travelling west to get a better look at the Aug. 21, 2017, solar eclipse. He also is looking forward to the April 2024 eclipse, which will be visible in full from Aroostook County. (Anthony Brino)
EASTON, Maine — Francis Malcolm Science Center planetarium director Larry Berz, seen here in August 2015, is travelling west to get a better look at the Aug. 21, 2017, solar eclipse. He also is looking forward to the April 2024 eclipse, which will be visible in full from Aroostook County. (Anthony Brino)
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