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The former governor's mansion has cold spots, phantom footsteps and eerie dolls. There are orbs and other strange images in photographs taken in its wine cellars.

Kendra Morris' last second shot saves Portland in San Diego.

The areas of psychic phenomena and reports of such phenomena are very broad. To better understand it, it helps to have some kind of arrangement or classification.

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series has never lacked when it comes to electrifying racing.

The Gonzaga Bulldogs improve to 12-6 with win at USD.

The Mayflower was followed by the Fortune, making the Little James and Anne third and fourth arrivals. Passengers included wives and children of men already at Plymouth.

"Chinese" Wilson's first trip to China for Harvard's Arnold Arboretum (MA) began in January 100 years ago. His goal? Introduce Asian plants to western landscapes.

From minor editorial advice to composing original stories from mere plot germs, Lovecraft considered revision his real job - when his clients bothered to pay him at all.

Poinsettias are a common symbol of the holiday season but do they pose a danger?

"Back to You" is the 6th project in the Spring Hill Worship series, focusing on going back strong into relationship with God, and daily walking fearlessly with Him.

First Church in Falmouth (now Portland, Maine) was organized March 8, 1726-7 and called Rev. Thomas Smith as its parson. He kept extensive records.

Sons of Anarchy a California motorcycle club of tough guys and their women deal in arms but fight drugs in an original FX Series.

Jack is back in the United States and is on trial the same people he destroyed his own life to save. Now a new attack connected to face from his past is about to begin

Conan the Cimmerian, created by Robert E. Howard, embodies the very essence of the stranger in a strange land. Yet he is a reflection of the foreigner in all of us.

Writers who want to spend more of their creative time writing instead of coming up with last names will appreciate this resource.

Working with some of the most exciting musician from Nigeria the US and South America Geoffrey Keezer new CD Aurea showcases some of his most inspired compositions.

Weird Tales magazine always struggled, but three great writers made it the legend it is today.

An engaging science fantasy in the tradition of Andre Norton's Witch World and Leigh Brackett' from the author of Renfield and I'll Take My Stand.

The USD Toreros pick up a much-needed conference win.

Fluoridation of our water systems has always been a controversial issue. This article will attempt to separate facts from fiction.

Aston Martin has been sold again, this time to a group of marque enthusiasts and venture capitalists. Can they work together to ensure the success of this famous brand?

Crabapple trees stand out with autumn characteristics that make them top-notch landscape trees. Plantings of intelligent choices do well with good cultural practices.

After the catalytic events of the Season One finale, in which the show's band of everyday people with powers put a stop to Sylar, Season Two explains its aftermath. 8/10

By all estimates, H. P. Lovecraft (1890-1937) wrote 100,000 letters in his lifetime. That's 8 to 10 a day, every day, for almost 30 years.

In 1879, Spokane and Cheney, Washington, neighboring cummunities contended for the location of the county seat, using elections and the business end of a gun.

In Lovecraft's day, letter writing was more than communication; it was a social networking medium Authors, poets, amateurs and friends linked through the horror master.

A keen but erratically educated intellect, an overprotective mother, life-long poverty, prejudices and an abiding love for Providence shaped a most unusual life.

There are people who insist that H. P, Lovecraft was telling the truth in his stories, whether he knew it or not.

The ghosts have been sighted in the Harlem mansion's second and third floors and on the balcony. Among the gaggle of specters are Mr. and Mrs. Jumel and Aaron Burr.