HARRISON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- From 1847 until 1962, Scribner's Mill produced wood products of all kinds; shingles, barrels, and lumber were just some of the goods the water-powered saw mill made. 

In the early 1970's, the vacant mill was nearly wiped off the map by ice flows and flooding, but thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers equipped with detailed measured drawings, the mill has been rebuilt and hosts school groups and tourists interested in learning more about the mill's history and life in Maine's western mountains.

NEWS CENTER's Tim Goff took a tour with a group of 5th graders from the Songo Locks School to learn about the past through the eyes of our future.

NEWS CENTER - Finals from Saturday's state championship schedule for baseball, softball, and lacrosse.

BASEBALL

CLASS 'A' - Morton Field Augusta

MESSALONSKEE         0
WESTBROOK               2*

*Blue Blazes second state title, first since 1951

CLASS 'B' - St. Joseph's College

WINSLOW     1
YORK            4*

*Wildcats first state title

CLASS 'C' - Mansfield Stadium, Bangor

My friend Lee had a scare recently. She thought she might have thyroid cancer. It all began when she had a CT scan for something else and it showed a nodule or lump on her thyroid. She had a fine needle aspiration biopsy, which came back suspicious for papillary cancer, the most common type of thyroid cancer. Read more ...