The natural and scientific components of winemaking are similar to the production of numerous other products. These products share the core processes and procedures of winemaking, but deviate at some point in their unique lifecycles. Examples abound. Coffee, cheese, bread,
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Readers of this column would know that I’m incurably curious about the origins of everything around the house – everything including the kitchen sink, to coin a phrase. And speaking of the kitchen sink, my thoughts wonder
Read MoreAs a reader of The Examiner, I sincerely hope that last week’s op-ed trumpeting the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act and the Biden economy (“Inflation Reduction Act Has Been an Enormous Benefit to Nation’s Economy”) was inadvertently diverted from
Read MoreIf Rep. Mike Lawler is so opposed to the cap on the SALT deduction, why did he work to get Donald Trump re-elected in 2020? In 2017, Donald Trump and congressional Republicans passed a tax bill capping the SALT deduction
Read MoreI’m trying to understand the concern expressed by Congressman Mike Lawler for the 61 percent of New Yorkers who are worried about becoming victims of a crime, according to a recent poll from the Siena College Research Institute. Though Mr.
Read MoreIn his Aug. 8 letter “Clean Energy Comes with the Risk of Failing to Meet Electricity Demand,” Patrick Mosman refers to solar and wind energy as “non-reliable.” While these clean energy sources are intermittent, when coupled with energy storage devices
Read MoreAs a parent and community member, public safety is personal to me. I want to know that the streets my kids walk on are protected and that our neighborhood is secure. I understand that the surest way to reduce crime
Read MoreIt is unbelievable that the New York State Board of Elections would approve a new machine for us to vote on that is a touchscreen machine. However, this was not a unanimous vote for ExpressVote XL. For over 10 years
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht A group of 46 interns, led by Greenburgh Town Clerk Judith Beville, last week finished their summer-long town project helping some of Westchester’s asylum seekers. In the spring, more than 100 of the roughly 400 migrants who arrived
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Scorched Grace,” a 2023 novel from Margot Douaihy, centers on Sister Holiday, a nun doing her thing down in New Orleans. Sister Holiday is not a typical nun, because there is a good chance you would not
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