Long-Forgotten Perfection by the Lake
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Buried in a pro football graveyard is a forgotten unbeaten and untied team, the 1948 Cleveland Browns, who were led by quarterback Otto Graham and Coach Paul Brown.
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By Bill Van Siclen; Journal Arts Writer  PROVIDENCE - For years, it's been one of the forgotten corners of Roger Williams Park: a cluster of aging 1960s greenhouses perched on a hill at the east end of the park, overlooking Edgewood Lake.
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By John Weiss, Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.  May 31--GARRISON, Minn. -- Big Pine Lake looked unfriendly, unknown, unforgiving last weekend as I left the dock to fish for bass.   Strange.
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By Lee Filas Daily Herald Staff Writer  Volo officials are searching for a new location for the Millennium Trail after the village mistakenly built a water tower on a Lake County Forest Preserve District easement.
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LAKE STEVENS, Wash. - Someone in the Census Bureau may be watching a little too much MTV. Bevis Lake, a 5.7-acre body of water in a forested area about 25 miles northeast of Seattle, is now appearing in Bureau records with a different name: Butthead Lake.
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The 25 miles of shoreline are consolation for long, cold winters, and offer a microcosm of the city itself.
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Even for the locals, the sprawling central Massachusetts lake with the even more sprawling name is not for the tied of tongue.
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By MATTHEW BROWN  LOVELL, Wyo. - Sandy gullies and endless sage brush offer little hint of the watersports mecca once envisioned for this small town near the Montana line.
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By Scott Williams, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  May 28--Any boater who ever scoured a shoreline looking for gas pumps or wasted an afternoon lugging fuel down to the dock will undoubtedly appreciate Mark Moertl's ingenuity -- and his persistence.
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By Duluth News-Tribune, Minn.  Sep. 10--Fishing friends Joe Plucinak and Joshua Davis caught two huge lake trout within half an hour on a trip to Isle Royale from Aug. 16-19.
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By Will Elliott  Outdoor Life magazine editors report this month what Buffalo- area anglers have known for decades -- there's spectacular fishing in Western New York waters.
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By ELIZABETH HOCK  Labor Day weekend at the lake provided a preview of what the next few weeks will bring. The leaves on some of the trees were just beginning to turn, and there was the slightest hint of crispness in the air.
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The symmetry seemed too perfect to be denied. In the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Open, exactly 50 years since a Canadian last won the thing, the hands of time seemed aligned for Mike Weir&#39;s coronation.
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Return with me to yesteryear when the St. Johns River was used as a transportation corridor.  That could be the future as well as the past.
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A piece of souped-up patio furniture spurs eight decades of comforting craftsmanship.
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By Georgia Evdoxiadis  gevdoxiadis@@dailyherald.com  Though a bane to lake bathers everywhere, so-called swimmer's itch is no more than a cycle of life gone awry.
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By By Brian Hendrickson, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Jun.