REVIEW OF BORNย MINUS BY ARMANDย MIELE Editor, Building a better life whenย youโre born poor is hardย enoughโฆ but when youโreย held back because of yourย heritage and personal illnesses,ย the odds against you increase.ย Armand Miele beat the oddsย because he didnโt worry aboutย them. He just forged aheadย building friendships, buildingย businesses and buildingย a strong family. His book is aย modern parable about buildingย a better […]
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BY CAROLYN JOHNSON I recently wrote about how disheartening it was to see many small businesses closing in a strained economy. Within days of writing that article, I heard wonderful news: two renowned yogis are opening a yoga studio in the same area where a beloved local store had closed. I recall the adage, โone […]
By Carolyn Johnson Rivertown Film celebrated its tenth anniversary on December 15 at The Nyack Center with two silent film classics and a performance by village resident and master of physical comedy Bill Irwin. This uniquely talented actor whose many credits include โMister Noodleโ on Sesame Street and Broadwayโs โWaiting for Godotโ and โWhoโs Afraid […]
By: Katrina Foster For more reasons than one, as most editors, reviewers and writers can agree, I was more than trepid about the task of reading a self-published book about the American Dream in the eyes of an Italian-American from the Bronx during the Great Depression. Worried about the flow of the book and the […]