Graduating to the shelves: Book World clerk gets her eBook published in paperback

Rhinelander author Sherrill Willis has taken an unusual route to publishing success.

Gifts duly reported by Pasco's elected officials

By Lisa Buie, Times Staff Writer Friday, May 4, 2012 The sander was a Christmas gift. The exhaust fan was meant to be a purchase, but despite repeated requests, the supplier refused to send a bill. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ticket was from the girlfriend who later became his wife. Pasco County property appraiser Mike Wells spared none of the details. He listed all three items on gift disclosure ...

Ottawa teacher to 'marry' his school in mock ceremony

An Ottawa high school teacher who's known to students for his commitment to his work says he's ready to take that loyalty one step further. Paul Griffin is preparing to tie the knot with his place of employment in a farcical wedding ceremony.

Stories In Sterling: Four Centuries Of Silver In New York

:Silver is a very special metal, and over the years, Americans have enjoyed all manner of silver objects, ranging from spoons and tankards to dinner services and presentation pieces.

Emily Nussbaum: “Game of Thrones” review.

For critics, sorting through television pilots is an act of triage. Last year, when “Game of Thrones” landed on my desk, I skimmed two episodes and made a quick call: we’d have to let this one go. The HBO series, based on the best-selling fantasy . . .