C. Oregon Kids Take Tour of State Capitol

06/22/11 Three Central Oregon kids learned about how bills get passed and how the state Legislature is run with a private tour, along a visit to state Sen. Chris Telfer's office.

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McKenzie Pass Partly Open -- For Walkers, Bikes

06/22/11 Snow removal on a single lane of the Old McKenzie Pass Highway (Oregon Highway 242) west of Sisters has been completed, ODOT said Wednesday, giving pedestrians and bicyclists an opportunity to enjoy the highway before motor vehicle traffic is allowed.

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Ore. House Votes to Pay Ranchers for Wolf Kills

06/22/11 The Oregon House voted unanimously Wednesday to pay ranchers who lose livestock to wolves.

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Amphitheater's orchestra-seating area turns into a boxing ring

06/17/11 The Tuscaloosa amphitheater tests its flexibility this week, adapting an orchestra-seating area into a boxing ring fit for an Olympic champion.

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Rancho Mirage Councilman Scott Hines on stalled Ritz-Carlton project: 'I have no conflict in this matter'

06/17/11 On Thursday, the City Council adopted the final municipal budgets for the fiscal year, which begins July 1. Operating and capital expenditures: $34.5 million Redevelopment: $47.7 million Library fund: $2.8 million Housing Authority: $5.7 million

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Volunteers

06/17/11 Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeastern PA is holding information sessions on how to become a volunteer mentor. The upcoming information session is going to take place on Thursday, June 23, at noon.

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Liberty All-Star(R) Equity Fund May 2011 Monthly Update

06/17/11 BOSTON, MA--(Marketwire - 06/17/11) - Below is the May 2011 Monthly Update for the Liberty All-Star Equity Fund. (NYSE: USA - News ) May 2011 Monthly Update Performance NAV Market Price Discount ------------------------------ ----- ------------ ----------- Beginning of month value $6.06 $5.37 11.4% Distributions (Ex-Date May 25) $0.09 $0.09 End of month value $5.88 $5.23 11.1% Performance for ...

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DVD update / Susan Granger

06/17/11 One week. No rules. That's the premise of the Farrelly brothers' comedy "Hall Pass," as two restless husbands ( Owen Wilson , Jason Sudeikis) are given seven days `off' to see what they might be missing out on...or forever hold their peace.

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Businessman killed

06/10/11 An Aldergrove man and his brother from Kelowna died in a plane crash in Alberta.

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Family legacy thrives at Vineland pizzeria, bakery

06/10/11 Loading Photo Galleries ... Concetta Vivirito, front manager of Palermo Brothers Bakery & Pizzeria at 738 E. Landis Ave. in Vineland, removes a pizza pie from an oven.

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Gerard Pique urges Cesc Fabregas to join Barcelona

06/10/11 Gerard Pique has urged Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas to seal a dream homecoming this summer by swapping the Emirates for the Nou Camp. Fabregas has long been linked with a move to Spain.

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PRINCETON: For musical director, it?s back to barbershop

06/09/11 Jack Pinto remembers singing barbershop music with his grandfather when he was only 6 years old. His first formal performance was in 1973 with the Princeton Garden Statesmen, of which his grandfather was a founding member.

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Beavers offense comes alive in Corvallis regional

06/04/11 CORVALLIS - Oregon State snapped a five-game losing streak and found its offense in a 7-4 victory Friday against Arkansas-Little Rock in the Corvallis regional. The top-seeded Beavers play No. 2 seed Creighton today in the four-team, double-elimination regional.

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Salt & Straw, Northeast Portland's new scoop shop, serves bacon with beer, sea salt with caramel, other flavors (video)

06/03/11 The cart is open from 1 to 10 p.m. daily at the Alberta Commons Courtyard in front of Aviary. The scoop shop is expected to open in late summer.

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Chambers takes Penn State job

06/03/11 The Boston University Web site BU Today is reporting today that Terriers men s basketball head coach Pat...

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Chambers Named Penn State Basketball Coach

06/03/11 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; June 3, 2011 - Patrick Chambers, who last season led Boston University to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2002, has been named the 12th head coach in Nittany Lion Basketball history, Penn State Director of Athletics Tim Curley announced today.

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Penn State Hires Pat Chambers as Men's Basketball Coach

06/03/11 Newtown Square, PA Native Leaves Boston University for Nittany Lions UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; June 3, 2011 Patrick Chambers, who last season led Boston University to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2002, has been named the 12th head coach in Nittany Lion Basketball history, Penn State Director of Athletics Tim Curley announced today.

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More From The Buck Boys: Rinker On The Oregon Trail

05/30/11 The Fairbury Journal-News has more : Connecticut author Rinker Buck and his brother Nick travelled through Jefferson County slowly over the weekend with their covered wagon and three team hitch of mules. They camped out near Diller Friday night and on Saturday they made their way along Hwy 8 and arrived at Rock Creek Station. Right, the two brothers, Rinker, left, and Nick, are following the ...

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Elsie M. (Pippert) Hermes, Sept. 12, 1919-May 29, 2011

05/30/11 Elsie M. (Pippert) Hermes, 91, of Sandusky went home to her Lord early Sunday evening, May 29, 2011, in the Stein Hospice Care Center, Sandusky. She was born Sept. 12, 1919, in Elyria, the daughter of Adam and Nellie (Gldenmeister) Pippert. read more

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Rodeo club ropes in students at NPCC

03/23/11 The North Platte Telegraph Considering the North Platte area's enduring rodeo tradition, it might be surprising that an organization to support cowboys and cowgirls at North Platte Community College was formed just within the last year. Now, the club is looking for support from the community.

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