By Michael Malone This will never happen again. I opened up the Nick McDonell novel “Twelve” last week, and the first words that greeted me were Part I, Friday, December 27. It was, indeed, Dec. 27 when I started the book. Four
Read MoreIn a recent interview, Donald Trump said that if he returns to the White House, on the first day he would be a dictator and would use his power to close the Mexican border and drill, drill, drill. While drill,
Read MoreLast week’s article about your interview with Rep. Mike Lawler made the interesting point that he votes against party leadership more often than most representatives, and drew on that fact to suggest that Lawler is not MAGA. The same facts
Read MoreCongressman Mike Lawler says he is a staunch supporter and defender of Israel. He has spoken out against antisemitism and introduced a bill to deal with antisemitism on college campuses. In early December, House Speaker Mike Johnson headlined a fundraiser
Read MoreThe Community Food Pantry at St. Mary’s was so blessed this holiday season by the generosity of the community. On Thanksgiving over 300 families received a turkey and all the makings for a Thanksgiving dinner. This was made possible by the
Read MoreAs we enter a new year, I propose a resolution: Let our focus for 2024 be on mental health. Let’s make a collective commitment to prioritize not only our own mental well-being, but also that of our family, friends and
Read MoreHaving read the article last week about the interview with Congressman Mike Lawler (“Our In-Depth Sit-Down Interview with Congressman Mike Lawler”), I appreciated The Examiner’s persistence in getting him to finally speak on the record. As the article noted, Lawler is
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Mary Burke saw four inches of water in her basement laundry room twice, in September 2021, then in July 2023. Her backyard was flooded by rain on Sept. 29, edging up to her statue of the Virgin
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. Living has its benefits. Stay alive long enough and the government pays you back some of the money that you loaned it during your working life. We are New Yorkers. Usually, if someone does not
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Recent visits to the new Bar 141 have left me pleasantly surprised. My thirst for socializing and good conversation has been satisfied by the convivial atmosphere. The long glistening bar is a good spot for networking. Couple
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