By Tony Pinciaro It is difficult enough for a team to replace two outstanding graduate seniors. It’s even tougher when a team also has to welcome a new coach. HEN HUD faced these situations as Paige Johannsen and Lexi Schaffer
Read MoreExaminer Publisher Adam Stone won honors in six categories at last week’s New York Press Association (NYPA) Better Newspaper Contest, including first place for best Freedom of Information journalism project and third place in the Writer of the Year category.
Read MoreBy Michael Malone My experience with Cormac McCarthy’s novels has been mixed. As I’ve noted here before, I adored The Road, and could not imagine having enjoyed Blood Meridian less. And so I set out to read All the Pretty Horses, wondering which end
Read MoreBy Barbara Kay Due to miscalculations by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), the agency has had to delay sending students their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) packages until next month, well past most college’s decision dates. The
Read MoreAs I sit in my home office and listen to the incessant buzz-saw whine of gas-powered leaf blowers throughout my neighborhood, I wonder: With such valid reasons to ban these harmful tools in my village from the middle of May
Read MoreAfter eight or more months, isn’t it time for the parties to a lawsuit based on 450 police calls to the JCCA site clarify any duplication of reporting by different complainants, numbers of misdemeanors or felonies in the reported totals
Read MoreRegarding Emil D’Onofrio’s letter “Those Who Claim U.S has Open Border is Parroting Misinformation,” (April 9-15) Mr. D’Onofrio asserts that “We do NOT have open borders.” Really? If that were the case, then how is it that more than seven million
Read MoreWhich Trump policies, which brought peace and prosperity to the American people, are upsetting to Mr. Harrison in last week’s letter (“Are These Accomplishments Anything to be Proud of?). The highest employment and lowest unemployment numbers in history, higher wages
Read MoreI’ve recently been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. Treatment, in my case, will likely require removal. This was a surprise. The likelihood of an aggressive prostate cancer is statistically unlikely for my age. However, I’m lucky. I
Read MoreIt all began on a farm in upstate New York when a large group of young people gathered for a “peace meeting.” Some brought pup tents, others ponchos and blankets. The entertainment consisted of various and sundry bands; their instruments
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