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'67 Mustang owner keeps his first love nearby - Providence Journal Most of us fall in love with our first car. And years later, many of us seek out that first love by buying the same model car from the same year. But Steve Tudino still has his first car. “I had a Mustang like that,” he said people tell him at ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. Mark Mosteller, a retired high school physics teacher, stood in front of his 1965 red and white Ford Mustang, pondering the future of the U.S ...

SHAVE ICE - Maui News Recent news that America's Big Three automakers are flirting with bankruptcy sent my Ford and me on a drive down Nostalgia Avenue, where we hoped to see the Big Three's finest. On this island, Nostalgia Avenue is anywhere the Maui Classic Cruisers ...

L.A. Auto Show: A year without glitz and goodies - Los Angeles Times Blogs The 2008 L.A. Auto Show's two press days have come to a close, and one thing is clear: Times are tough. Throughout the show's three halls, amid the gleaming sheet metal, there was a notable lack of the kind of excitement, buzz and, tellingly, free ...

School for the blind starts visionary newsroom - Newark Star-Ledger Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger Judy Ortman, interim executive director of the Concordia Learning Center, is interviewed by student Indigo Estevez from Newark for the school paper. There's a buzz in the newsroom of a New Jersey start-up newspaper, and not ...