The letter Y has proven to be as challenging as the letter X! Will this ever end? Fortunately, perhaps, we are down to the last two remaining letters of the alphabet: Y and Z. Y is for yoke.

After 14 years of business on Interstate 80, the Leichsenring family has closed the Ox Yoke Innterstate restaurant. A message posted on the Ox Yoke Inn website indicates that the Leichsenring family ...

Police believe that Michael Snedeker, a correction officer at the Carl Robinson Correctional Institution, stole several items over the past few years, including two antique oxen yokes, ladders and ...

“Faith Matters” is a column that features pieces written by local religious figures. Have you ever seen an ox yoke? My late father had one. It was used to “yoke” or pair oxen together to pull a wagon ...

Watching a television program about how American pioneers trained and employed oxen in the 19th century reminded me of how our brains work. Like a yoke of oxen, our bilateral brain hemispheres are ...

Police believe that Michael Snedeker, a correction officer at the Carl Robinson Correctional Institution, stole several items over the past few years, including two antique oxen yokes, ladders and ...

The Ox Yoke Inn, dating back to 1940, is steeped in Leichsenring family lore. The current owner finds it irresistible to tell of the very old days. “The Ox Yoke was one of 55 communal kitchens in the ...

Like a yoke of oxen, our bilateral brain hemispheres are hitched side-by-side, meeting the world head-on. But also like the bovine, they don't always pull together. Watching a television program about ...

Located on a quiet side street between Cranmore Mountain and Main Street in North Conway Village, The Oxen Yoke offers you a variety of choices for your stay in Mt. Washington Valley. Just two blocks ...

In the blistering heat of midday, Adam Coats hooks his two oxen to a worn 1,500-pound truck tire, gives the chain a good tug and wipes the sweat from his forehead. For a moment, he stands in front of ...

A Berkshire topic that continues to fascinate me is Henry Knox's winter cannon train from Fort Ticonderoga through Egremont-Great Barrington-Tyringham-Sandisfield-Otis to Dorchester Heights to menace ...