Why more and more people are choosing to live on houseboats (Independent)

The most important thing you can do is to organize the stages of web design and promotion into checklists - a marketing plan - that you can go by to stay on target, day by day, month by month.

Why more and more people are choosing to live on houseboats (Independent)

Waterfront living doesn't come much better than Sally Arthur and Sam Morrison's pad. Located right in the heart of Bristol, it has great views of the city's freshly regenerated docks, and despite being five minutes' walk from the city centre, it's as quiet here as at any country retreat.

The fine art of craft shopping (Lancaster Online)

There were so many things to see and to buy at today's Lititz Rotary Club Craft Show, it made sense — after finding a parking spot — to divide the sights up, to make a plan. "Why don't we go this way, and we'll circle back," one cluster of women said at 7:20 a....

Officials Capture Escaped Inmate (WLTX-TV Columbia)

A convicted murderer, who escaped from prison, was captured on the Broad River Wednesday night. Authorities say he and another inmate were able to break out using two ladders. How Did They Escape?| EXCLUSIVE: News19 Speaks With the Son of Sample's Victim

Merrimack Extra (The Nashua Telegraph)

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Frolicking fall festivals (The Springfield News-Leader)

It's that time of year when tourists are poised to flock to small towns.

The Year in Review - 2006 (Valley Reporter)

Each year, the editorial staff of The Valley Reporter reviews the major news stories of the past year with an eye to gauging which stories were most newsworthy and how they affected the citizens and visitors of the Mad River Valley. Here is the list of top news stories for 2006.

Creme de la craft (Concord Monitor)

As you meander from tent to tent at the 74th Annual League of New Hampshire Craftsmen's Fair at Mount Sunapee, it isn't long before you realize that that there is no such thing as a typical Granite State artist.

Villagio: A community for all in Estero (The News-Press)

Young mothers push strollers, teen-agers ride Segways and people walk their dogs on a typical day at Villagio, off Three Oaks Parkway in Estero.

Weekend Guide (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

A list of things to do.

Unsmiling Eyes (ABC News)

Meeting Iraq's Prime Minister Maliki.