A father has paid tribute to his "brave and fearless" Royal Marine son, ten years to the day after he died in action in Afghanistan.

Defying stereotypes, teenager Vilde Westeng aims to be the best halling dancer.

An organic “garden gin,” Sage uses botanicals like the ones grown by Thomas Jefferson in his Monticello gardens.

Speaking at a sustainability and design conference in Atlanta, LEED pioneer Rob Watson explains that 'there are good buildings, and there are bad buildings.'

Dad will as usual be manning the grill, Father's Day or not, but you can make it special for him by sourcing the highest quality, healthiest meat.

Giving green, home-centric Father's Day gifts can be a bit more tricky than Mother’s Day (unless Dad’s wild about organic lavender satchels and recycled gla

Father's Day doesn't get as much publicity as Mother's Day, but that doesn't mean he's not special.

When it comes to Father's Day ideas, there's no shortage of fun to be enjoyed on this holiday for dads.

Father's Day songs. If you need a list of Father's Day songs to go with your celebration, you're in luck.

Father's Day gifts. Save yourself the trip and (more importantly) the money by creating a homemade and personalized gift that Dad will love.

Father's Day meals. Shrimp in a buttery marinade is a quick and simple Father’s Day treat.

Father's Day poems. The choice of Father's Day poems may not be as wide as those that honor mothers or romantic love.

Father's Day crafts can accommodate all types of dads: the sports fanatic, the trendy home decorator, the handy fix-it man or the lawn and garden guru.

Turn an old can or an empty milk carton into one of these fantastic Father's Day gifts.

Father's Day is coming up, read about what 10 different green blogger dads would like to get for the holiday.

Use beer to steam mussels and other ideas to try when you're making a meal for dad.

Don't waste money on an old-fashioned tie. And don't waste money on these gifts either.

5 quick and easy crafts to celebrate your favorite Dad this Father's Day.

Just say NO ... to neckties this Father's Day. Instead, gift Dad with something that he'll use around the house like a Japanese gardening tool, a mending kit or

If you don't want to be that son or daughter giving Dad the same old unimaginative (and potentially wasteful) gifts, think green. There are lots of exciting eco

Q: I’m a 17-year-old guy faced with gift-giving conundrum of the most urgent order: I want to outshine my older, perpetually brown-nosed siblings this Father'

Kids will love to help make these five recipes that veer away from traditional pancakes or fried eggs. Dads will love them because their kids made them.

On the prowl for a Father's Day gift that's unique, useful and <i>not</i> a necktie? Consider a cigar ashtray made from recycled tequila bottles, a killer pair

How do you say thank you to the "World's Best Dad?" Here are five simple, easy and fun ideas.

Here are some healthy meal ideas to please a variety of dads.

The secret to a long life might be how old your father or grandfather was when they reproduced.

On the prowl for the perfect paternal prezzie? Check out these 12 gift picks that pops will surely find useful in the bar, the workshop and at the grill.

Need a gift for dad in a hurry? Here are six great Father's Day gifts you can whip up this weekend.

This light, spicy, beer is perfect for saying “Cheers” to dad on Father’s Day and enjoying throughout the whole summer.

What discerning patriarch wouldn't appreciate a foosball bottle opener, a mason jar cocktail shaker or a dashing hanky to have around the house?

Millennials are intrigued by furniture rental companies because it's less trouble and good for the planet.

Few movies have captured the attention of an audience and left as many lasting memories as The Godfather

Biking for a Cause: Spotlight on Africa's Orphan Crisis caused by AIDS.

Duo shares their adventures from 37 countries and 28,000 miles by bike in this second travel book chronicling their journey

Phenom Health launches new product, NO2 Shred. Rapid market acceptance and summer promotions drive sales records for the company.

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B.BéNI is a New England based inspirational jewelry company that offers men's necklaces, B.BéNI offers a wide selection of jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, sterling silver, earrings and Christian jewelry that will touch the heart

B.BéNI is a New England based inspirational jewelry company that offers men's necklaces and a wide selection of jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, sterling silver, earrings and Christian jewelry that will touch the heart

If you are an unwed father, there are some things that you need to know in order to gain parental rights.

Father Raymond Brenner's highly anticipated, new Podumentary series premieres today. "Christ Today with Father Ray" aims to help listeners to understand God's plan, as well as bolster charities and nonprofits very close to Father Ray's heart.

Criminal defense lawyers at Goldman Wetzel take their victory in the Hernando County government center designed by attorney Summer Goldman's father.

Joan C. Williams, Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of California and coauthor of the forthcoming book, "What Works for Women at Work."

A man suspected of a workplace shooting last month at a vinyl window manufacturer in southwest Cedar Rapids turned himself into authorities Friday. Jamal Devonte Edwards, 26, has been wanted since...

A man suspected of a workplace shooting last month at a vinyl window manufacturer in southwest Cedar Rapids turned himself into authorities Friday.

Jamal Devonte Edwards, 26, has been wanted since two men were shot at Associated Materials, 3801 Beverly Rd. SW, the morning of April 9.

Cedar Rapids police had indicated Edwards was wanted in particular for the shooting of Mark Robertson, 36.

Edwards faces charges of attempted murder, intimidation with a dangerous weapon, going armed with intent and willful injury.

The U.S. Marshals Service helped locate Edwards, distributing a photo of Edwards along the Gulf Coast. He was located in Mobile, Ala. when his father brought him to the Mobile police department so he could turn himself in, according to a Cedar Rapids police news release.

The April 9 shooting was reported at 5:03 a.m. after two employees were shot at Associated Materials. Both suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

Police said at the time it appeared the shooter knew the two men.

Shawn Hardy, senior vice president of integrated products for Associated Materials, confirmed Edwards worked at the Cedar Rapids business, which gave him access to the building, but said he had been employed through a temp agency.

Monty Spears didn't know it at the time, but the last time he'd see his father would be through the window at the Life Care Center of Lewiston.…

A father-son tennis double act from West Tytherley strutted their stuff on the big stage at the National Finals of the .

Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit SCOTT SIMON, HOST: A note written in March of 1930 said, difficult times of war lie behind us. We hope for better times soon to come. Poor roofers who worked on a cathedral in Goslar, Germany, left that note in a glass bottle, stashed it in the roof and patched it over. Eighty-eight years later, a roofer named Peter Brandt was working on that same roof and found the bottle. He knew one of the names on that note, Willi Brandt - his grandfather, not the former leader of Germany. Peter Brandt used to work with his grandfather and eventually took over the family business. The Washington Post reports Peter Brandt has memorized a line from his grandfather's 1930 note. (Reading) We worked an entire week for one pound of butter and one bread. Every day, we're discussing the many problems we have as a city, says Peter Brandt, but with this letter from 1930, we can see that the many problems that we perceive aren't really problems. The note is now in the

The 'Bad Guy' hitmaker and Patrick O'Connell will debut 'Me and My Dad Radio', featuring music and conversations between the father-daughter duo, on Apple Music starting on Friday, May 8.

IN 1945 my late father, Peter Samuel Winton, was 18 years old and a merchant seaman sailing from Southampton on the dangerous Atlantic Convoy Run.

In Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, the Catholic church had a problem with Jesuit priests sexually abusing children. The church’s first solution was to send the priests to remote Native villages, but there they continued to abuse. So the church tried something else: hiding them in plain sight.

*Listeners should know that this episode includes descriptions of abuse and predatory behavior, and is not a story for all listeners.

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