No National ID!

Local political activist responds to Diane Dimondโ€™s call for national ID EDITORIAL BY JEANINE VECCHIARELLI Last weekโ€™s column by Diane Dimond (re: National ID Cards) chilled me to the bone. Yes, we need a better system than we have now, but what Ms. Dimond suggests is truly unnerving. The biggest flaw in Ms. Dimondโ€™s reasoning [โ€ฆ]

Executing the Retarded?

BY DIANE DIMOND When I saw the headlines, my stomach lurched. The state of Georgia has issued an execution warrant for a retarded man? Oh, good grief, I thought, has America come to this? Despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling more than a decade ago banning the execution of retarded citizens, Georgia was going to [โ€ฆ]

Show Your Papers โ€” But What Papers? Thatโ€™s a Good Question

BY DIANE DIMOND Gentlemen, grab your wallets. Ladies, look in your billfold. See the spots there for credit cards and your driverโ€™s license? I bet thereโ€™s room for one more card in there, right? I propose we fill it with a national ID card. Now, wait, before you decide Iโ€™m some sort of proponent for [โ€ฆ]

Business Leader DiTullo Supports United Waterโ€™s Desalination Plant

Business Leader DiTullo Supports United Waterโ€™s Desalination Plant

Filling the need for more water and new jobs BY MICHAEL DITULLO As the president of the Rockland Economic Development Corporation, I am compelled to respond to the recent news conference staged by a handful of activists who are against United Waterโ€™s Haverstraw Water Supply Project. Because of my commitment to help create jobs in [โ€ฆ]

DOLLARS AND SEN$E: What Now?

DOLLARS AND SEN$E: What Now?

BY CHRIS HANLY Investment Consultant, Gary Goldberg Financial Services The optimism and exuberance experienced during the first quarter of the year seems but a distant memory these days. While the S&P 500 gained nearly 12 percent in the first quarter, it has lost nearly 7 percent from April 2 through June 25. Moreover, market volatility [โ€ฆ]

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