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LD 1957 is a chance to undo 12-year mistake (York County Coast Star)

The first time I had salted and smoked-cured river herring was when my brother-in-laws neighbor, Nate, in Westbrook, handed me a couple of compressed silvery fish about 10 inches in length with a wonderful apple wood smoke odor to them.

SAVING THE SOUL OF ART (San Francisco Chronicle)

The next time you marvel - admiringly or not - at some oddity of contemporary art in a museum collection, know that it has probably passed through a cross fire of conversation among art professionals unheard by the public. Take installation artist Ann…

Schedule Shenanigans Favor Chicago Cubs (Blogcritics.org)

How a quirk of the 2008 MLB schedule could help lead the Chicago Cubs to a timely World Series title. As pointed out lovingly by a woman whom Im sure has many other positive traits to be named in a future posting, the Chicago Cubs have gone a bit without a World Series title. Very magnanimous of them to let everyone else get a shot first, I say; after all, hoarding all those aught titles …

Collector names the catch of the day — Edisons lure (The News-Press)

To the uninitiated, the old lure in the faded box was primitive — thin coats of spray paint on rough-turned wood, with wobbly sheet-metal…

Today in the legislature (Louisville Courier-Journal)

Times are EST. Unless otherwise indicated, all rooms are in the Capitol Annex. 9 a.m.: Economic Development, Room 171 9 a.m.: Natural Resources and Environment, Room 129

Gambia: Independence Celebration (AllAfrica.com)

Yesterday was independence day. We celebrated 43 years of nationhood. And accordingly, that mainly formal march past and speech delivering occasion, characterised by cultural display, would be succeeded by a series of inaugurations of recently completed projects dotted around the country.

Man found dead in car (Poughkeepsie Journal)

After an autopsy scheduled for today, City of Poughkeepsie police hope to know the cause of death of a man found in a Honda Prelude in the parking lot of 11 North Clinton St. Monday afternoon.

White is golden for ski shops, snow services (The Capital Times)

After clearing her driveway with a shovel again last week, Ruth Smith finally broke down and decided to buy a snowblower for the first time in her life. The only problem was finding one. “I drove all over Wednesday but couldn locate anything,” said the Oregon nurse and mother of two. “I guess I should have started looking back in November.” While the winter of “aught-eight” has left some with …

The Faith Column (The New Statesman)

I was born in 1927 and started my religious life in the Church of England, as a member of Sunday School and the choir. I joined the Cubs, then the Scouts and after serving in the Royal Navy, became a Scoutmaster.

56: Fame by the numbers (Boston Herald)

After Andre Tippett is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this summer, odds are the Patriots will honor the five-time All-Pro linebacker by retiring his number as…