Meijer Gardens Hosts First U.S. Solo Exhibition by British Sculptor Laura Ford

06/21/11 "Laura Ford: Actual, Factual Fables" now open until August 21, 2011

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Lo-Ma softball team continues winning streak

06/21/11 June 6 Lo-Ma vs Charter Oak June 6, the Panthers traveled to Charter Oak. Charter Oak-Ute got out to a two to nothing lead in the first inning. The Panthers did not get on the board until the fifth inning when Audrina Dickman led the inning off with a double and later scored on an RBI single by Kendall Forsen making the score, two to one, Charter Oak, until the sixth inning. The top of the sixth ...

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Group Of Wildcats Head To USA Championships

06/21/11 After their most successful season combined, the Kansas State track and field teams will send a small group of Wildcats to Eugene, Ore., this week to compete in the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships with action starting Thursday and running through Sunday.

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Aubrey, Peters claim softball MVP awards

06/16/11 Homestead and Monta Vista claimed Santa Clara Valley Athletic League softball championships this spring, while Lynbrook scored a league title in boys volleyball. And all three teams captured their flags in convincing fashion. So when the SCVAL coaches put together their honors lists recently, key performers from the Mustangs, Matadors and Vikings came away with the highest awards.

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Eric Villency: Conversations About My Father: Tough Guys With A Soft Spot For Dad

06/15/11 Former NYPD Detective Bo Dietl sat down with me for a captivating interview about his childhood and his late father. Growing up in a tough neighborhood in Ozone Park Queens, Bo Dietl's German immigrant father ran a strict household.

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Exploitation of blue-collar temps is targeted

06/14/11 A growing number of temporary workers who take low-wage jobs in warehouses, food processing plants, and construction sites are being exploited because the employment agencies they work for are not regulated, according to a report being released today by the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

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DOL recovers $1.3 million in back wages and fringe benefits for employees of Chelsea, Mass., contractor working on ...

06/14/11 The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered $1.3 million in unpaid prevailing wages and fringe benefits for 67 employees of CAL Construction Co. Inc., a Chelsea, Mass.-based contractor, for work performed on a Long Island, N.Y., low-income housing project funded in part by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The company and owner Cesar A. Lemus, in addition to making this payment ...

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Toast to the Start of Summer with Vinho Verde Week in New York City

06/14/11 The Vinho Verde Regional Viticultural Commission of Portugal presents the second annual Vinho Verde Week, taking place June 20 - 27, 2011. ? During the week, top restaurants in New York City and surrounding areas will celebrate the food-friendly nature of Vinho Verde by offering special pairing menus and by-the-glass selections. ? Additionally, participating retailers will host complimentary in ...

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New England Property Advisors Brokers Social Security Administration Lease in Norwich

06/08/11 New England Property Advisors brokers 6,500 SF new lease at the Mercantile Exchange building in Norwich on behalf of the Social Security Administration

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Conflict on 25th Street

06/08/11 A view of West 25th Street, where the proposed homeless shelter will open. Photo by Caitlyn Bierman. George Nashak has been trying to keep the peace with his sympathetic smile.

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Softball team starts season with two wins

06/08/11 MAY 26 AT UNDERWOOD May 26 the Lady Panthers had their first softball game of the season taking on the Underwood Eagles.

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Kathy Griffin's 10 Naughty Emmy Speeches for Charlie Sheen, Kim Kardashian, Oprah and More

06/08/11 Kathy Griffin The two-time Emmy winner, eligible for two more this year, generously writes thank-yous for imaginary winners.

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2011 graduates

06/08/11 The following are graduates of Central Kentucky high schools. Each of the names was provided by the

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Video: Cyclist Chews Out Cop Parked In Bike Lane

06/01/11 Some of you may have seen that video of the NYPD arresting a man for heckling a cyclist as he got a ticket and decided to meekly keep your mouth shut when witnessing police action. Not Barbara Ross, a Time's Up! volunteer and self-professed "frequent user and fan of 2nd and 1st avenue downtown bike lane." Here's video she took last night of an NYPD officer writing a cyclist a ticket for running ...

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424 earn diplomas from Port St. Lucie High School | Photo Gallery

06/01/11 "(High school) shouldn't be the best years of your life," said valedictorian Kyle Kreiter. "It's pretty obvious that the best is yet to come."

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Port St. Lucie High School Class of 2011

06/01/11 The following is a list of the Port St. Lucie High School graduates:

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TOP TRACK TIMES

05/31/11 Girls Shot put: 1. Chelsea Terry (NS) 37-2; 2. Kiara Tucker (Rb) 36-6; 3. Brooke Scruggs (St) 36-5.25; 4. Hailey Davidson (CF) 35-3; 5. Sabrina Johnson (CF) 35-2; 6. Feyth Scott (Rb) 34-5....

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Mayer to study at American Musical and Dramatic Academy

05/28/11 Chelsea Mayer of Logan, was accepted for admission to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City and Los Angles for the 2011-2012 school year.

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Green light ahead

05/26/11 Waiting in long queues to get gas during the energy crisis of the 1970s changed Stephen Davis.

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Romney version 2012 means smaller Iowa presence

05/26/11 The Conference Finals are set. Who will make it to the Stanley Cup Finals? More>>

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