BY DIANE DIMOND Isn’t it ironic? In the 70s, Vietnam veterans returned from an unpopular war to society’s scorn and cries of “Baby killer!” Over the decades, we began to understand they had been brave and selfless and we learned to treat all returning vets — wounded or not — with understanding and support as […]
STORY BY JANIE ROSMAN Lifelong friends Murphy Panagioto and Achilles Tzoulafis grew up across the street from one another. “It just made sense, since we’ve known each other our whole lives and did everything together, to start working together,” Tzoulafis, 38, a licensed electrician, said of Panagioto, 35, a roofer by trade. After becoming interested […]
BY DYLAN SKRILOFF AND SARA WALDRON
BY VINCENT ABBATECOLA With July having started last week, we are officially into the second half of 2015. Although there are still six months to go until the end of the year, this is the perfect time to list my three favorite films of the year so far, and the three I’m looking forward to […]
PRESS RELEASE FROM ENTERGY Buchanan – Control room operators manually shut down Indian Point unit 3 today upon observing fluctuating water levels inside a steam generator. Operators determined that one of the unit’s condensate pumps, which is part of the system that feeds water into the plant’s steam generators, automatically shut down while the unit […]
To the Editor, I am not sure if people really understand what patriotism is anymore. As I watched fireworks at two different town displays over this past week, I saw a gauntlet of politicians out shaking hands and giving out a miriad of gadgets with their names on it. There were hundreds and thousands of people who […]