Amazing storiesPresident Clinton Abducted By Aliens or Toy Poodle Robs Bank are headlines that promise entertaining, if not accurate, stories. But those kinds of headlines and stories have earned one tabloid, The National Enquirer, 20 million readers weekly -- two times the circulation of The New York Times.
Saxophone search is on for Queen Bee and band
Doug Bernstein, former saxophonist of local blues faves Queen Bee and the Blue Hornet Band, graduated from Penn State this past December and moved to Nashville, Tenn., leaving the band behind him.
Dirges member calls it quits, band plans to continue
Doug Bernstein, former saxophonist of local blues faves Queen Bee and the Blue Hornet Band, graduated from Penn State this past December and moved to Nashville, Tenn., leaving the band behind him.
Locals fight to save PBS, Big Bird's roost
Far from those sunny days of "Sesame Street," Ted Blaszak and Dan Bravin are toughing out the cold, clutching clipboards and frozen ballpoint pens, at the corner of College Avenue and Allen Street. They do not mind the cold if it means they will succeed in putting the freeze on Republican efforts to cut or eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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