Posted May 20, 2012, at 6:14 a.m.

With more than 30 years working in the financial service industry at large banking corporations worldwide, Alan Kam, now the principal of Libertas Company Limited, is no ordinary financial expert with a busy schedule dominated only by numbers.

Not everyone has a knack for turning trash into treasure. Enter Kay Kling, who sees a pile of debris in much the same way a sculptor sees a slab of marble: as a piece of art waiting to be created. Kling has culled antique gadgets, flea-market finds, and rummage-sale castoffs and fashioned them into the Americana art that decorates her Cinnaminson home. But she almost turned her back on the ...

ALBANY (AP) -- When Dan Fitzsimmons looks across the Susquehanna River and sees the flares of Pennsylvania gas wells, he thinks bitterly of the riches beneath his own land locked up by the heated debate that has kept hydraulic fracturing, or fracking,...

Brooks RCMP are looking for a suspect after a 14-year-old girl was attacked early this morning.