The Alamogordo City Commission approved items at the regular meeting Tuesday that move the city a step closer to aligning Florida Avenue where it jogs at First Street. The discussion on Florida began when Mayor Ron Griggs pulled an item from the consent

Minnesota Duluth goaltender Kenny Reiter makes a glove save Friday at Amsoil Arena, where North Dakota beat the Bulldogs 3-1. (Clint Austin / caustinduluthnews.com) Breaking out of a rut isn’t easy work, as Minnesota Duluth is finding out. The No. 3-ran

Junior center Carter Rowney scored goals late in the first and second periods tonight to lead No. 16-ranked North Dakota to a 3-1 Western Collegiate Hockey Association men’s victory over No. 1 Minnesota Duluth before an Amsoil Arena soldout crowd of 6,72

You could hear the laughter -- a mean and mocking sound delivered just as deliberately as a package dropped at your door -- as the car sped past the crowd outside the Electro-Motive Diesel gate. Heads turned. A few people took a step or two. Nobody yelle

You could hear the laughter — a mean and mocking sound delivered just as deliberately as a package dropped at your door — as the car sped past the crowd outside the Electro-Motive Diesel gate. Heads turned. A few people took a step or two. Nobody yelled

Former SRU chief executive and Test flanker Bill Watson is back in rugby at his old Boroughmuir club. Watson, who gained ten caps from 1974-79, has been appointed chairman of a new Colinton Sports Hub which will foster links with other sporting organisat

BOROUGHMUIR Rugby Football Club’s members have taken a bold step in a bid to ensure a bright future by voting for a new direction to be taken at Meggetland – with the hope for the facilities there to become a home for all community sport in southwest Edi

SAN FRANCISCO—As the curtains closed on the final San Francisco show, a sold-out performance by Shen Yun Performing Arts at the War Memorial Opera House on Sunday, Jan. 8, audience members were left in awe of traditional Chinese culture. According to its

Happy New Year! I'd like to be bashing 2011 right now, but actually, it was a pretty good year for me. Hockey writing gig is going okay, got engaged, managed to stay out of jail and keep my day job... The NHL, on the other hand, was a complete and utt

Replacement project placed on secondary list HAMPTON — Proponents of one day seeing a new Route 1A Hampton Harbor bridge that connects Hampton and Seabrook got an unexpected victory last week when a feasibility study to look at a new bridge was put on th

Sides to meet on Thursday HAMPTON — Officials from the state Department of Transportation say they are hoping for a productive meeting with selectmen this week to settle their ongoing dispute over who is responsible for maintaining sidewalks on Ocean Bou

Guitarist and singer Boy Wells (real name: Mark Schultz) is a largely unknown veteran of the southern rock scene, who for some years performed mainly around Washington, D.C. but who now resides in central Texas. His CD, Blue Skies Calling, reveals all th

Researchers work Aug. 2 at the site of a mass grave for immigrant Irish railroad workers in Malvern, Pa. Continuing field work seems to indicate some were killed not by cholera but by human hands. Brothers Frank and Bill Watson are seeking help from the

Sides don't agree on who is in charge of maintenance HAMPTON — Selectmen Jerry Znoj hinted last week the town may need to resort to litigation in its battle with the state Department of Transportation over who is responsible for maintaining sidewalks on

Numbed fingers on many hands worked several varieties of reels as anglers heaved against the attached rods. The cold, moist air of the open ocean on a late fall day wrestled with the warming sun as the fisherman focused on the deed at hand. It’s New Jers

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