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Watch news Lake Billy Chinook’s 12th annual eagle watch set for Feb. 24-25 Eagle Watch 2007, featuring one of Oregon’s largest gatherings of winter migratory bald eagles, is scheduled for Feb. 24-25 at locations around Lake Billy Chinook Reservoir. Greeleys Neighborhood program seeks watch volunteers Greeleys Neighborhood Building Blocks program, which registers and helps improve neighborhoods, is seeking volunteers for its neighborhood watch programs. Stargazers watch total lunar eclipse The moon darkened, reddened, and turned shades of gray and orange Saturday night during the first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years, thrilling stargazers and astronomers around the world. Watch party planned for Sunday The Arkansas Tech University Athletic Department announced Friday the school will host a watch party Sunday night for the announcement of the pairings for the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament. Sky-gazers watch first total lunar eclipse in 3 years A dark red shadow crept across the moon, leaving only a silver, crescent-shaped sliver as a total lunar eclipse began late Saturday. Around the world, amateur stargazers and astronomers watched the first total lunar eclipse in three years. Sky-gazers watch total lunar eclipse A dark red shadow crept across the moon, leaving only a silver, crescent-shaped sliver as a total lunar eclipse began late Saturday. Bryant addresses Nags Head Community Watch At its recent meeting, the Nags Head Community Watch Association (NHCAW) featured Lynn Bryant, executive director of Outer Banks Hotline as its guest speaker. Bryant gave a presentation to the group which highlighted the issue of domestic violence. S&P Puts Fremont on Credit Watch Credit rater Standard & Poors said Friday it has placed Fremont General Corp. on a credit watch list, following news that the subprime mortgage loan provider will delay the release of its earnings. Stargazers watch total lunar eclipse A dark red shadow crept across the moon Saturday during the first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years, thrilling stargazers and astronomers around the world. Security cameras are being developed to watch the world and interpret what they see Read this article | ||||