Eaves gives Eages a boost
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Patrick Eaves scored two goals and added an assist to lead No. 1 Boston College to a 3-2 Hockey East victory over host UMass-Lowell last night at Tsongas Arena.
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By By Brian Hendrickson, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Jun.
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The retailer posts impressive comps growth and has updated its guidance.
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In-row cooling systems are taking off. Here's why.
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CONCORD -- Standing on the neatly trimmed greens at the Nashawtuc Country Club yesterday, Sean Lewis dug a left cleat into the turf and unleashed a powerful swing that cut through the muggy air.
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Wild weather seems to bring out the best in Ernie Els, who was both steady and spectacular yesterday in a cool rain, warm sunshine, and blustery conditions for an 8-under-par 64 that gave him a two-shot lead in the American Express Championship at Thomastown, Ireland.
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Company's recent acquisition will improve its competitive advantages.
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The apparel specialist is on the block.
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BILLERICA -- More often than not, the rebound shot would have been a goal. There was ample space in the slot. There was still a clear look at the net.
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By Michael Andersen, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Feb. 1--The more builders and developers benefit from wider streets, the more they'd have to pay.
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By TACON, Terry  `The neighbours have been great, providing paddocks and a water system'   -- Graham Haynes   --------------------   IT'S HARD to keep a good dairy team down, but the example being set by Southland sharemilkers Graham and Glenda Haynes is exceptional.
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Senior Kathrin Ress and freshman Elisabeth Egnell led the way for Boston College, combining for 27 points and 17 rebounds in the Eagles' 53-36 win over Holy Cross last night in Worcester.
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By Chuck Thompson, The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Sep.
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As the first signs of winter push into the Northeast, researchers have some good news for fair weather fans â-pring is coming earlier than it used to.
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Pounding the pavement is getting a little easier on people's knees in many cities around the country. For reasons of safety and ease of maintenance, Washington and dozens of other communities are installing rubber sidewalks made of ground-up tires.
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By Sandy Alexander and Tyrone Richardson, The Baltimore Sun  Sep.
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The equipment manufacturer may have hit its peak.