Draft could be blowing in Red Sox' favor

06/05/11 Tomorrow could be the Red Sox' last chance to exploit the annual amateur draft to their fullest advantage.

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High school graduations

06/05/11 Azle High School June 3, Fort Worth Convention Center Number of graduates: 325 Valedictori

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Robert J. Spangenthal, owned Landmark Furniture

06/04/11 Robert J. Spangenthal, former owner of Landmark Furniture in Clarence, died last Saturday in Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital. He was 82. Born in Amherst and raised in Eggertsville, he was a 1946 graduate of Amherst High School.

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Mass. tornado chaser: Storm took state by surprise

06/03/11 A University of Massachusetts professor who has tracked tornadoes in Oklahoma and Texas says New Englanders have a different attitude about twisters.

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61st Summer Playground Program to add fine arts instruction

06/02/11 Tyler Parks and Recreation is kick-starting the summer season on Tuesday, June 7, with the Summer Playground Program for children ages 6 to 12. The free Summer Playground Program has been a favorite of Tyler children for generations. read more

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Motorcycle rides benefits Anne-Marie House

06/02/11 The first Home Sweet Home Motorcycle Ride to raise money and awareness for the Anne-Marie House in Hudson will be held Sunday. The ride is hosted by Texas Roadhouse in Nashua to benefit the transitional housing program for families. All proceeds will benefit the Anne-Marie House. The ride is a 100-mile loop that will begin and ends at Texas Roadhouse, 580 Amherst St., and will include a barbecue ...

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Dedrawing Massachusetts: How will the congressional redistricting game play out?

05/30/11 As House Minority Leader Rep. Bradley Jones, R-North Reading, put it, "It's essentially a 'Survivor' series and one congressman is going to get voted off the island."

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Texas Tech edges Iowa at NBCA World Series

05/27/11 COLUMBUS, Ga. --- Texas Tech dealt Iowa a 4-3, 10-inning defeat in the opening round of the National Baseball Club Association World Series Friday.

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Fairhaven's Ben Chadwick headed to World Series

05/26/11 This weekend, a product of the local ball fields of the SouthCoast will get his chance to play in the World Series.

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See You There!

05/25/11 Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's picks for the week: Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros at Thursday in the Square.

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Hochul gains odds-defying victory

05/25/11 Kathleen Courtney Hochul, the Erie County clerk and longtime Democratic figure who defied political experts who had given her little chance of success, ground out a stunning and surprisingly comfortable victory Tuesday in the special election for the House seat in the predominantly Republican 26th Congressional District.

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Good morning, Buffalo

05/25/11 This is going to be our second nice day in a row, but our lucky streak is about to end, the National Weather Service says. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to arrive after midnight, ushering in a stretch of on-and-off rain that will last halfway through Memorial Day weekend.

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New twister-detection radar developed by CSU electrical engineer may help people in path

05/24/11 New tornado-detection radar could give people in the path of a twister an extra 10 minutes of warning and could reduce the National Weather Service's false-alarm rate.

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Tom West; engineer was the soul of Data General's new machine

05/22/11 Thirty years ago, Tom West was thrust into a category of one, a famous computer engineer, with the publication of "The Soul of a New Machine.''

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LBJ University Volunteer Service Learning Center cites Michele Deitch

05/22/11 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Michele Deitch of Austin, Texas, a former Todt Hill resident, was selected as a winner of this year's Tower Award for Outstanding Service Learning Professor by the LBJ University Volunteer Service Learning Center. Prof. Deitch, a...

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Letter box

05/21/11 Who has a right to have a say? In his May 10 letter to the editor, Ted Johnson puts his finger on a key issue regarding the decision to close Vermont Yankee. However, I disagree that it would be better for scientists to make that decision without considering political and business interests.

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Troy's Ray named Howser semifinalist

05/20/11 IRVINE, Calif. - The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, working in conjunction with the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce and the College Baseball Foundation, has released the list

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NHL notes: Stars searching for coach

05/18/11 Guy Carbonneau, Cory Clouston and Ken Hitchcock are among the potential coaching candidates contacted by Dallas Stars general manager Joe Nieuwendyk, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported Wednesday.

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Area college report/postcard home

05/18/11 share: digg facebook twitter The top-seeded Rattlers play the sixth-seeded Cardinals in the opening round of the NCAA Division II South Central Regional at 7 tonight at Keefe Stadium.

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The Real Estate Market in Dallas

02/20/11 While the worst is now behind us, a number of people are now wondering if this is the right to buy a...
 

PBA-Senior Dayton Classic Standings

04/18/10 At Capri Lanes Dayton, Ohio First Round (8 Games) 1, Brian Miller, Springfield, Ohio, 1,842. 2, Bob Chamberlain, The Villages, Fla., 1,819. 3, Sam Maccarone, Glassboro, N.J., 1,815. 4, Jeff Zaffino, Warren, Pa., 1,814. 5, Dale Traber, Cedarburg, Wis., 1,808. 6, Chris Fedden, Albany, N.Y., 1,806. 7, Dale Csuhta, Wadsworth, Ohio, 1,779. 8, Brad Snell, Mount Prospect, Ill., 1,761. 9, Mike Dias ...

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