Central Washington town of Rosyln has more than its TV past to offer

06/18/11 It's not often that you can stand over history, but that's possible in Roslyn, a former mining town known more for being the site of the television series "Northern Exposure" than for coal.

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Fluor to pay $4M to settle P-card fraud, kickback allegations

06/18/11 Fluor Hanford has agreed to pay the federal government $4 million to resolve allegations it knowingl

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Cambridge native named vicar general of Boston

06/18/11 Monsignor Robert P. Deeley, former pastor of St. Ann's Parish in the Wollaston, has been appointed vicar general and moderator of the Curia for the Boston Archdiocese.

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Can Jon Huntsman really carve out a path to the GOP nomination?

06/16/11 Jon Huntsman, set to announce his presidential bid on Tuesday, will skip the Iowa caucuses and is little-known in New Hampshire, the first primary state. His biggest hurdle: Mitt Romney.

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Firestorm of Star Birth in the Active Galaxy Centaurus A

06/16/11 Resembling looming rain clouds on a stormy day, dark lanes of dust crisscross the giant elliptical galaxy Centaurus A. This image was taken in July 2010 with Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3.

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Who gets to decide what our common interest is?

06/10/11 Unlike most teenagers and some spouses, the Washington State Redistricting Commission wants your opi

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Jailed for murder, immigrant who should have been deported in 2002

06/08/11 Jaswinder Singh, who was also wanted in Germany, had been in and out of prison and immigration detention centres for almost a decade.

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Struggling pastoralists hit by ban

06/08/11 Pyramid Station manager Glenn Connell said the suspension of live exporting would leave farmers in the North West with few options to sell their cattle.

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Jailed for murder, Jaswinder Singh, immigrant who should have been deported in 2002

06/08/11 Jaswinder Singh, who was also wanted in Germany, had been in and out of prison and immigration detention centres for almost a decade.

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Mother to attend grad ceremony for man who killed self

06/03/11 Lazetta Lua of Kennewick will wear a cap and gown in her son's place during a graduation ceremo

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Graduation

06/02/11 Waubonsie Valley High School Candidates for Graduation:Hadiqa Abbas, Luis Acevedo, Nubi Achebo II, Anissa Adame, Ayooluwa Adewole, James Agawa, Danielle Agnew, Veronica Aguirre, Kendall Aicher, Neil Akolkar, Johnny Alagaban, Alexander Alderson, Robert Alejandro, Stephanie Alfonseca, Cal Alindogan, Lukas Allbee, Kassandra Alvarado, Josue Alvarez, Steve Amancha, Ashish Amin, Christopher Anderson ...

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Romney kicks off U.S. presidential bid, blasts Obama

06/02/11 STRATHAM. N.H. (Reuters) - Mitt Romney, the multimillionaire former governor of Massachusetts, kicked off his second bid for the White House on Thursday with a hard-hitting economic message charging that "Barack Obama has failed America."

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Piper Palin Joins Spotlight During Sarah's Tour

06/02/11 Piper Palin is quickly following in her mother's footsteps in her dealings with the media. Though garnering glowing reviews from various members of the press, Piper has repeatedly glowered and scowled her way through her family's bus tour of the United States. "Thanks for ruining our vacation," Piper told Time's photographer in Philadelphia. ...

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Romney launches US presidential bid, blasts Obama

06/02/11 STRATHAM. N.H. (Reuters) - Mitt Romney, the multimillionaire former governor of Massachusetts, kicked off his second bid for the White House on Thursday, charging that "Barack Obama has failed America" by spending too much and not protecting jobs.

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Hartman: Saunders believes Rubio suited to NBA

06/02/11 The Wizards coach thinks the league's open-court game will bring out the best in the Spanish point guard.

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Speculation grows over Palin's 2012 plans

05/26/11 Sarah Palin is back. Seen for months as an unlikely U.S. presidential contender in 2012 and overshadowed by the jockeying among other Republican candidates, Palin ignited a storm of speculation about her political plans this week with several new moves.

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Abilene woman spends 7 months in East Timor medical mission

05/26/11 As if the 30-hour flight to East Timor in September 2010 weren't enough to tire out Keelan O'Connell, she had another six-hour ride on a small van to reach her destination.She made it and spent seven months in the little village of Venilale working at a Catholic mission. O'Connell had just graduated from St. Bonaventure University and had been accepted to George Washington Medical School for the ...

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Editor's Eye on Washington: MicroStrategy, GeoEye, NII Holdings: An Appetite for D.C. on the Nasdaq

05/26/11 By Brian Wolak New York and Europe demonstrated a mutual hunger for D.C. on the Nasdaq this week. A ...

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Tuesday, May 24, 2011 - 13:04

05/26/11 The Daily World Four Aberdeen players and their coach were honored on the all-Evergreen 2A Conference softball team. Bobcat pitcher Mo Donovan, catcher Hannah Tometich, first baseman Ku'ulei Siolo and outfielder Holly Entus earned first-team recognition. The 15-player first team was selected from...

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May 25, 2011, Local Sports Results

05/26/11 Posted May 26, 2011, at 12:49 a.m. Biddeford at Marshwood, 4 p.m.

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