Wiley Gifted and Talented make visits to New York and Boston (Flight boston)

Wiley Gifted and Talented make visits to New York and Boston
Lamar Daily News - Spring Break for many students across Southeastern Colorado means rest and relaxation, but to eight adventurous girls from Wiley it meant seeing new places and having a better understanding of what they read about in history books. Corissa DeWitt

Ask the pilot
Salon - I'm usually not one for the derivative knockoff route, but Sloan's picks got me thinking. My own fantasy terminal is pretty straightforward. It's a spacious, architecturally compelling place with cathedral ceilings (Washington-Reagan) and flooded

By Matthew Abbott, The Dartmouth Staff
Dartmouth - As the sentencing phase of the Zacarias Moussaoui trial begins, one local resident will be paying particular attention to the proceedings. Blake Allison, a Hanover resident, lost his wife Anna during the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. She was a

Jill Carroll Reunited with Family
KSBI-TV 52 - "I finally feel like I am alive again. I feel so good," the 28-year-old reporter for the Christian Science Monitor said Sunday, according to an article published on the newspaper's Web site. "To be able to step outside anytime, to feel the sun

Obituaries 3-24-06
Barnstable Patriot - Hyannis - Elaine S. (Evangelous) Bouvier, 62, a Cape Cod resident for the past 14 years and former Marlborough resident, died March 15, 2006, at her home after a long illness with cancer. She was the wife of Noel R. Bouvier Sr. for 43 years. Mrs

By Jess Myers, Special to the News
Rocky Mountain News - MILWAUKEE - From his family's home in Anchorage, to junior hockey in Michigan and Nebraska, to college in Denver, to a pro career in San Jose, with stops for NCAA championship wins in Boston and Columbus, former University of Denver defenseman Matt

CBS Evening News
WBZ-AM - Only On The Web Anne Thompson of the Hollywood Reporter discusses a scandal involving a private eye and some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. Jerry Bowen reports. Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay announced that he is

'People want more in a place than just a job'
Star-Gazette - Occupation: Hirst Professor of public policy at George Mason University, a senior scientist with the Gallup Organization, and a senior fellow with The Brookings Institution. Home: Washington, D.C. Books: "Rise of the Creative Class" and "Flight of

Local TV Listings
Daily Dunklin Democrat - Maryland's players and coaches celebrate after their NCAA title game win over Duke. AP photo. BOSTON Overtime belongs to Maryland. So does the NCAA championship. Freshman Kristi Toliver hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to cap a 13-point

Bersin continues to dispute report, will reimburse $410
SignOn San Diego - Former Superintendent Alan Bersin continued yesterday to dispute the findings of an audit that faults how he spent money from a private education fund. But he has agreed to reimburse the school district about $410 for double-billing meals. His