Thursday sets up to be another monster sports day in the big city. Yes, the Knicks will get set for the pivotal Game 3 in the first round series against the Detroit Pistons. In addition the city of Green Bay, Wisconsin will take shape for the 2025 NFL Draft. I feel like we’ve said this […]
Hi Jon. I recently read your article on the “Fat Man” Chinese Silver Coin. The article reminded me of these two Chinese items my grandparents had. They were Protestant Missionaries to China and Mongolia around 1910. Some of the items they were given in China we now have. Among the items are these. I can […]
Governor Kathy Hochul this week announced $30 million is now available for consumers to lease or purchase new electric vehicles (EVs) in New York through the State’s Drive Clean Rebate program, which provides point-of-sale rebates for more than 60 new EVs. In addition, incentives for EV chargers through the Charge Ready NY 2.0 program have […]
Mike Lawler knew he was in for a rough night. During last Sunday’s town hall, the first of four assemblies planned throughout his district, Lawler faced boos, jeers, sporadic applause, and more than a few unsolicited questions from outraged audience members demanding that the congressman take a hard line against the Trump Administration. Standing in […]
It’s that time of year again. The high school “Senior Assassin” game. It could last for weeks. This tradition has been in existence for many years. To refresh your memory, the game involves HS seniors attempting to be the Last Senior Standing by ‘shooting’ their fellow seniors with water guns. It is an advanced game […]
To the Editor: A dozen swing-district and centrist House Republicans are warning Speaker Mike Johnson that they won’t vote for a budget reconciliation package that cuts Medicaid too deeply. I’m surprised that our Congressman, Mike Lawler, hasn’t yet joined them. In New York’s 17th Congressional District, approximately 23.3% of people under 65 are on Medicaid. […]