The 1 Percent Solution

Seattle—Nick Hanauer toddled through his early years in a cramped Greenwich Village apartment. His mother waited tables at the Bitter End. His father worked low-level jobs on Wall Street and as an editor at a publishing house. When Nick was 5, his folks left New York to join a family pillow-making business in the Pacific Northwest. They raised their three sons in a three-bedroom house in the ...

Outdoors: Shad plentiful, but not salmon

Shad fishing has been good on the Connecticut River and#8212; except after significant rains, when turbidity and debris flowing downstream have turned the action off almost entirely. Forty-fish days have been followed by shutouts. A good bet is to wait a few days after a substantial rain for the river to clear.

Portage's Family Fishing Fair aims to reel in anglers of all ages

Family Fishing Fair one of several highlights of Portage Parks and Recreation Department.

The 100% Economy: Why the U.S. Needs a Strong Middle Class to Thrive

Nick Hanauer is the kind of innovator and venture capitalist expected to power the country's next wave of growth. So why does he insist that only the fading middle class can rescue America? Reuters SEATTLE--Nick ...

Rich and poor share sport fishing passion

The ultimate fighting fish brings riches to some