Dangerfield Commentary: Will Apple stock party survive summer vacation? By John Shinal, MarketWatch Last Update: 12:01 AM ET Jun 18, 2007 SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Whether you decide to take your Apple inc. shares on summer vacation rather than selling them to help pay for it may depend on whose investment advice you'd rather take. Dangerfield Commentary: Will Apple stock party survive summer vacation? By John Shinal, MarketWatch Last Update: 12:01 AM ET Jun 18, 2007 SAN FRANCISCO...

Extended Wednesday and Saturday evening tours of historic Monticello outside Charlottesville offer hour-long guided tours of house, then self-guided tours of gardens and grounds. Hands-on opportunities and a child-friendly focus will be featured on these special house tours geared toward families with children ages 6-11. The Butterfly Society of Virginia hosts this event where people can learn about butterflies while touring the butterfly garden, walk through the vivarium, participate in...

Wall Street continues to push the Dow Jones industrials to new record highs, and just last week nudged the broader Standard & Poor's 500 index into record territory for the first time in more than seven years. Takeover activity will play a key role in the stock market's direction going forward; it's on pace to beat last year's record tally of $4 trillion, which has given investors confidence that corporate America is weathering the recent economic slowdown well and has a lot of cash on...

Wells are still needed to complete study As part of a larger project to gather much needed information in support of local efforts to protect Pike County's groundwater supplies, the Pike County Conservation District is leading an effort to establish a county-wide observation well network to monitor groundwater levels. Pocono Record - Monday's Bulletin Board Pocono Record - Story. Pocono Record - Monday's Bulletin Board Pocono Record - Story. Wells are still needed to complete study As part...

Swift's domestic pork operations returned to normal production levels in March, but staffing at the beef plants didn't get back to normal until this month. Greeley-based meatpacker Swift & co., the target of huge immigration raids last year, will be sold to a Brazilian company in a $1. The announcement comes about four months after Swift, which was the target of wide-scale immigration raids in December, said it had hired banker JPMorgan to help consider a potential sale. beef exports to...