Mowers sounds off on lockout
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Whenever the University of New Hampshire menâs hockey team practices, heâs the best player on the ice. In fact, he stands out like a 70-degree day in December.
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By Bill Michelmore The noise and the wake created by 50-foot-long jet boats on the Niagara River come across loud and clear. Erosion of the riverbanks is a more elusive concern.
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Nightclub owners say that complaints from local residents, chanting the chorus of not in my back yard so familiar to British planners and entrepreneurs, are forcing them to close early - at 4am - when French ...
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TOMORROW AUTO RACING Noon -- NASCAR Nextel Cup: UAW-Ford 500 pole qualifying, Speed 2:30 p.m. -- Craftsman Trucks: John Deere 250, Speed
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By John Weiss, Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.  Jun.
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The familiar sounds that emanate from Fenway Park -- the crack of the bat, the noise of a sellout crowd -- were replaced yesterday by the roar of a 3,400-pound stock car beneath the center-field bleachers.
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By Andrea Weigl, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb.
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Commissioner Gary Bettman summed up the NHL&#39;s decision to lock out its players in five words Wednesday. &quot;We are out of gas,&quot; Bettman said in New York after the league&#39;s Board of Governors offered unanimous
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Talks between team owners and  locked-out players broke off without agreement Thursday,  leaving hopes for an ice hockey season hanging by a thread.
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Workers at the Ford plant in Hapeville are getting a second unexpected day off during the dog days of summer. The company has stopped assembly-line production at the plant today because of a continued parts shortage, a Ford official said.
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The lockout of ice hockey players by the  National Hockey League is sending a chill through U.S. arena  operators who rely on professional hockey as a vital audience  puller.
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RIO VISTA, Calif. -- Unfazed by the sounds of o
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It can be hard to concentrate at Kel &amp; Partners in Westborough, where there are no cubicles or offices. So, copy writer Bill Kelly and public relations director Liz Bradley use noise-canceling headphones to help them filter out the noise at the marketing service agency.
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NHL union head Bob Goodenow said Tuesday that locked-out players remain unified and that the season is in serious jeopardy. âIâm hopeful that there will be a season, but
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By Bob Lamb, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Dec. 14--Ice fishing has been put on hold due to warm temperatures and treacherous ice conditions. Ice fishermen were out in full force through last weekend, but the recent warming trend has eroded ice.
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This Groundhog Day's prediction of an early spring may be cold comfort to hibernators. Global warming is disrupting long winter's naps, sometimes fatally.
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Missed comps may be short-term noise for the soaring retailer.