Retired library employee Carol Kaplan looks at an exhibit at the Nashville Public Library in downtown Nashville called "Electrifying Times." The exhibit, which opened Saturday, features Nashville Electric Service files and photos Slyvester Chambers discovered in a cabinet he bought from NES years back. See more »

She was deeply loved by her daughters Monika and Heidi; sons Arnold, Peter, Klaus and Uwe; sons-in-law and daughters-in-law; all of her grandchildren and ... Click name for full obituary Thursday, January 27, 2011 Leslie Eckerman Leslie Ray "Sonny" Eckerman, age 80, of the Town of Birchwood, Washburn County, died Friday, Jan. See more »

Retired library employee Carol Kaplan looks at an exhibit at the Nashville Public Library in downtown Nashville called "Electrifying Times." The exhibit, which opened Saturday, features Nashville Electric Service files and photos Slyvester Chambers discovered in a cabinet he bought from NES years back. See more »

Parks Highway rivals Nenana and Tri-Valley split a pair of hard-fought Central Interior Conference high school basketball games Saturday night in Nenana. See more »

She was deeply loved by her daughters Monika and Heidi; sons Arnold, Peter, Klaus and Uwe; sons-in-law and daughters-in-law; all of her grandchildren and ... Click name for full obituary Thursday, January 27, 2011 Leslie Eckerman Leslie Ray "Sonny" Eckerman, age 80, of the Town of Birchwood, Washburn County, died Friday, Jan. See more »

Retired library employee Carol Kaplan looks at an exhibit at the Nashville Public Library in downtown Nashville called "Electrifying Times." The exhibit, which opened Saturday, features Nashville Electric Service files and photos Slyvester Chambers discovered in a cabinet he bought from NES years back. See more »

Sylvester Chambers enjoys taking what he calls 'old, beat-down' clocks and bringing them back to life. See more »

Many baby boomers, who were spared leg braces and iron lungs thanks to polio vaccines, were the first to eschew immunizations for their own children as part of a back-to-nature movement. See more »

Fort Mill and York Comprehensive high schools will have their entire wrestling teams for the Upper State tournament next month at the Region 4-AAA tournament. See more »

She was deeply loved by her daughters Monika and Heidi; sons Arnold, Peter, Klaus and Uwe; sons-in-law and daughters-in-law; all of her grandchildren and ... Click name for full obituary Thursday, January 27, 2011 Leslie Eckerman Leslie Ray "Sonny" Eckerman, age 80, of the Town of Birchwood, Washburn County, died Friday, Jan. See more »

Martin Peretz , who bought The New Republic in 1974, has today finally been forced out as Editor-in-Chief. His heiress wife divorced him a few years ago, so he doesn't have the kind of money to pour into the magazine as he once did. See more »

Yes, you read that headline correctly. The federal government has decided that spilled milk creates a serious enough danger that it needs to be regulated, and, the EPA is just the agency to do so. See more »

George A. Elwood, age 94, of Rice Lake, WI, passed away Friday, January 7, 2011 at his home. See more »

George A. Elwood, age 94, of Rice Lake, WI, passed away Friday, January 7, 2011 at his home. See more »

Carson Palmer has asked the Cincinnati Bengals for a trade or he will retire. The 8 year veteran from USC was the first overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft. See more »

The North Pole Patriots outshot Bartlett in field-goal percentage, but the Golden Bears had more points on the scoreboard in Friday night's semifinal of the Alaska Prep Shootout boys basketball tournament at Dimond High School in Anchorage. See more »

CTV is Canada's "largest private broadcaster ." Yesterday afternoon it published a news story on its website titled Climate change to spur crop shortages, study claims . See more »

Brady Brassart and Levko Koper both had two goals to lead the Spokane Chiefs to a 6-1 in over the Chilliwack Bruins in Western Hockey League action Tuesday night. See more »

Sunlight fills the east windows of our house earlier and earlier each morning. The month of March opened with a string of 50 degree days, and while below-freezing nights kept snow on north slopes for a time, the sunny south slopes were steadily shedding their white cover. See more »