 01/28/10 The 40th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum is taking place in Davos, Switzerland from January 27 to January 31. Al Jazeera's Tristan Redman is in Davos and has been writing daily on the events taking place there.
 01/27/10 Northwest Indiana's notorious "nose doctor," Mark Weinberger, attracted surveillance by Italian authorities last month because they thought his mysterious comings and goings might have an al-Qaida connection. Italian police reported this week in newly released arrest information that one of the reasons he attracted their interest was suspicion that the mysterious man might have terrorist ties.
 01/27/10 Fellowship Baptist Church cordially invites the Polson community to a free community dinner from 6:30-7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28. We will be serving spaghetti dishes and assorted deserts. Please join us for a night of good food and great people.
 01/26/10 Mr. Roach, the economist who is now chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, is famous for his dour outlook on the world economy. He was worried long before things fell apart, and he still is.
 01/22/10 Robert Shults was born in San Gabriel, Calif., on Aug. 2, 1952. He attended elementary, junior high and graduated high school in California. He then enrolled into college to become a diesel mechanic. Rob's father and brother were master mechanics and therefore, Rob had grown up with a lot of knowledge in this area which resulted in him becoming a motorhead himself. He went from building bicycles ...
01/22/10 The 12th annual Rifle Gap Ice Fishing Tournament was held on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 16 and 17. This tournament was sold out with 400 adult anglers and 140 children. Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all anglers.
 01/22/10 In what Coach Bill Walton called "a frustrating night," the John Stark wrestling team's match against visiting Souhegan was over in less than 30 minutes last night, and in the process the Generals lost four of the five matchups that made it to the mats.
 01/22/10 New England Newspapers The Bay State Winter Games is celebrating its 25th anniversary this weekend in Berkshire County. Kevin Cummings, the executive director of the Massachusetts Amateur Sports Foundation, has been at all 25. He said he knew the Winter Games would be special. "Right from the get-go, there was something about holding the games [in Berkshire County]," he said.
 01/21/10 The Bay State Winter Games is celebrating its 25th anniversary this weekend in Berkshire County. Kevin Cummings, the executive director of the Massachusetts Amateur Sports Foundation, has been at all 25.
01/21/10 Jesse Kozub won by a 4-3 decision in double-overtime over George Constantino at 189 pounds to lead host Brockport to a 33-27 win over Wayne.
01/16/10 Of course, downhill skiing icon Picabo Street is proud of the Olympic gold medal she won at the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, Japan , but she also cherishes a piece of paper on which she learned to write her name in Japanese characters that week.
 01/12/10 PARK CITY, Utah----Olympian Picabo Street and her husband John Reeser announced today that their youngest son, Dax Meyer Street Reeser, born in August of 2009, will be their last child.
 01/12/10 Graciously hosted by Pat McGre gor in her Garden District home, she and her Phi Mu daughters, Kim McGregor and Cindy McGregor Benefield, recently welcomed active collegians and alumnae mothers and daughters of the social sorority to an afternoon tea.
01/10/10 The Chattanooga Area Safari Club International (SCI) will hold its annual fundraiser on February 6 at the Chattanooga Choo beginning at 5:00 PM. This annual event will feature the Chattanooga Area's largest conservation organization's largest auction.
 12/31/09 Egyptian security forces were attacking protesters in Tahrir Square, at the core of downtown Cairo, after they sat down in the middle of a busy Cairo street, protesting the imprisonment of the people of Gaza. Others were literally barricaded inside their hotel, the entrance surrounded by steel riot barriers. It is pandemonium.
 12/28/09 Editor's note: The Camera is counting down the Top 10 local news stories of the decade as chosen by newsroom staff.
 12/27/09 A right-wing North Bergen blogger and FBI informant, New Jersey's race for governor, a controversy over prayer in school, plus a hair-pulling brouhaha involving one of the "Real Housewives" of New Jersey topped the 20 most popular stories for 2009, based on page views, on northjersey.com.
12/26/09 FROM a practical point of view, "The Charterhouse of Parma" makes a lousy guidebook. An ardent fan of all things Italian, and a brilliant, impressionistic travel writer, Stendhal could have bequeathed to the ages an unforgettable prose portrait of Parma, the small, sleepy, provincial northern Italian city where most of the action of his great novel takes place. But instead he made it up; his ...
 12/24/09 Sometimes it's charged that television sport is elitist. The current action from the world darts championships at the Alexandra Palace in London is the exception that proves the rule. Doesn't television usually show interest in so-called elite sports only?
 12/23/09 How on earth can we explain what the members of the Associated Press are doing with some of their year-end award voting? | 
