Thursday | The Post-Standard
Holes-in-one for Central New York golfers
Emily DeLuca , April 14, at the 106-yard 6th hole at the Boca Raton Executive Course using a driver.
Thursday | Cinema Blend News
The Tomorrow People Gets An Action-Packed Trailer And A Post-Arrow Timeslot
The CW has a remake of the British series The Tomorrow People set to air on Wednesday nights this fall, bringing another Amell to the network in the process.
Thursday May 16 | The Jersey Journal
Pay-to-play rollback will get one more volley in Bergen, pitting county exec vs. freeholders
The Bergen County freeholders will vote once more on a rollback of the county's pay-to-play ordinance.
Thursday May 16 | Now Toronto
The kid in most of us, young or old, still feels the pull of the big top, even when performances don't include a tent.
Three years in, Oregon's economic recovery makes some gains, faces long path ahead
Jenn Farrington started working at Raven and Rose when the downtown Portland restaurant opened in January.
As transit cuts loom, public tells board: 'You're messing with our life'
The southbound 402 bus sits at the South Hill Mall Transit Center in Puyallup on Jan.
A Mid-Size Firm Gets Ahead of the Compliance Curve
In general, mid-size law firms lack compliance programs, and their leadership tends to defer to the partners to conduct themselves as they feel appropriate, according to attorney John Remsen Jr., a consultant who has worked with about 250 midsized firms on marketing and management issues.
X-Treme Drag Racing League to make debut at Bristol Dragway
Bristol Dragway, one of the country's most popular and unique facilities, is known for hosting a wide-range of distinctive events that are enormously appealing to spectators.
HALO Trust: The fight against landmines
The HALO Trust is 25 years old and to mark the occasion there's a photo exhibition in Washington DC with Prince Harry promoting the Scottish-based organisation there.
May' 70: 10. The Peace Crawl & The Handwriting On The Wall
Forty-three years ago today, 100,000 angry people descended on Washington for a mass march to end the war.
Recyling in Trafford - how refuse collection changes will work
The authority said the changes - which will see an end to weekly general refuse collections - will save A 1.1 million a year in waste disposal costs.
Mitchell family to be honored at homeless agency's annual gala
The Mitchell family , as widely known for its philanthropy and civic-mindedness as for the Westport clothing store that bears its name, will be honored on Thursday, May 16, at Operation Hope's Evening of Hope Gala.
Portraits Dispel Stereotype of the Cowgirl and Ranch Woman
Tough by Nature: Portraits of Cowgirls and Ranch Women of the American West opens Thursday, May 9, and runs through Monday, Sept.
Charities tell of Oxford Mail's vital role
CHARITIES helped by the Oxford Mail have spoken of the importance of local media as we launch a campaign to shape the paper's future.
Dutch monarch invited to visit city
MOMENT IN HISTORY: Councillor Chris Gryllis and Arthur Bobeldyk, who has Dutch heritage, pore through old photos of Princess Beatrix's visit to Orange in 1978.
Correction: Read to Succeed's "One Read" Wrap-Up is 5/10/13
Readers of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars will have the chance to make a short visit to Amsterdam as part of "An Evening Under the Stars" hosted by One Book of Rutherford County and Linebaugh Library is from 6:00 to 8:00 on Friday, 5/10/13. Linebaugh will be decorated to evoke the book's scene when main characters Hazel Grace Lancaster and ... (more)
Taseko Mines Management Discusses Q1 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Good day, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for standing by, and welcome to Taseko Mines First Quarter 2013 Earnings Conference Call.
Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Commerce Invites Members and Business ...
MILLBURN, NJ Area business people are invited to expand their contacts at The Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony to be held Monday, May 20 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Moonshine Modern Supper Club, 55 Main Street.
Women Aware Recognizes East Brunswick Woman for Decades of Service
When Marian Haas joined the board of New Brunswick's Women Aware, she sought to make a "more meaningful contribution to the community," she said.
Art Among Friends': Collections come to BRAHM
From left, Bob Unchester, exhibits manager at the Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington, and Joann Mitchell, executive director of BRAHM, discuss a new painting, 'Sunday Morning,' on display at the Blowing Rock museum.