Ron White brings his act to Kingston Sunday
RON “TATER SALAD” White has always known he’s a funny guy. Best known as the cigar smoking, thwarting drinker from the “Blue Collar Comedy” phenomenon, he brings his signature, storytelling humor to the Ulster Performing Arts Center Sunday to start off the week with a blast of laughter.
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Selling Red’s rings
NBA championship rings, humidors and other items that once belonged to Boston Celtics’ cigar-smoking patriarch Arnold “Red” Auerbach are hitting the auction block. About 500 mementos that once belonged to the team’s longtime coach and executive are being sold next month at three online auctions run by SCP Auctions of Laguna Niguel, Calif. Items for sale include his championship rings from 1962 …
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Paul Goulding, former Pell aide, dies at 76
PROVIDENCE- Paul E. Goulding, 76, who teamed early on with Claiborne Pell and later led Pell’s 1972 campaign to victory over John H. Chafee in the race for U.S. Senate, died March 6 in George Washington Hospital, Washington, D.C.
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Toronto film fest boss stays cool under pressure
As the pressure mounts, Cameron Bailey somehow manages to become increasingly focused yet remain totally at ease.

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Report suggests Santa Barbara Police Department targets illegal immigrants
Authored by Santa Barbara resident Russell Trenholme in collaboration with community activist group PUEBLO, the report suggests that the police department targets illegal immigrants because there is a higher likelihood that they will be driving without a license.

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Historian brings Conshohocken stories to life
Jack Coll probably won’t get rich composing local history books. No matter, the Conshohocken man reasons: “The important thing is making sure the history survives.”

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