The Kingston Reporter • 27th March 2005

School Committee Accepts Proposed Budget Cuts

The Silver Lake regional school committee voted to accept more than $500,000 in line item cuts top the 2006 budget last week, but only after a spirited debate about the committee's authority to do so.

The Kingston Reporter • 19th May 2005

The CPA Impact On Property Owners

Now that the Community Preservation Act has become reality, so too will the 3 percent surcharge, starting with next July's property tax bill.

The Lowell Sun • 5th January 2003

Peace Corps Extends Probe Into Walter Poirier's Disappearance

Poirier, 23, was reported missing in March of 2001 after his parents hadn't received an email from him for a month. The FBI has been conducting an investigation ever since, with assistance from the State Department and Bolivian police.

Associated Press • 24th July 2004

Notes and Quotes from Campaign 2004

VIBE • 1st June 2008

Next - Duffy

The petite songstress' debut, Rockferry (Mercury), is a Memphis-and-Motown-inspired melange of platinum hooks that have already propelled her to the top of the UK charts.

New Jersey Monthly • 1st November 2002

Finding Salvation

How the pedal-steel guitar catapulted Robert Randolph from the streets of Irvington to the world stage.

PoliticsNH.com • 27th January 2004

A View From The Outside

Ambassador John Wood of New Zealand hit the streets of Manchester for a close-up look at the New Hampshire Primary.

The Kingston Reporter • 3rd March 2005

Return Of The Ring

How a priceless memento fell off a '66 Plymouth and traveled across four states before it was reunited with its owner 25 years later later.

New Jersey Monthly • 1st July 2000

Treasure Hunter

Nobody in Asbury Park seemed to care about its oldest cultural landmarks. Nobody except Werner Baumgartner.

The Kingston Reporter • 27th January 2005

Blaze Guts Building

A three-alarm blaze gutted the Jesse Kitchens cabinet store and a second-floor apartment of Pembroke Street late Tuesday night.

The Lowell Sun • 25th April 2003

Keeping The Memory Alive

Armenian-Americans Remember Genocide

The Kingston Reporter • 29th January 2005

O'Brien Bill: No Impact On Mobiles

The law allows developers to propose non-conforming projects if less than 10 percent of a town's housing stock is not deemed affordable.