Let’s pick up where we left off five weeks ago. Political bias on college and university campuses is antithetical to diversity of thought. Such bias is antithetical even to academic freedom when, for example, the bias in effect results – as it often does – in the establishment of what ...

It is hard to believe that it was nine years ago that I visited Pet Animal Hospital to look for a puppy. Hannah, my Spaniel/Beagle had some big health issues that I knew would eventually take her. I wanted another dog. I decided I could not wait I needed to start looking right away. When I ...

Ivan (name changed for privacy) contacted me. He wanted to talk about his son, Devon. His wife, Helena, couldn’t make the first scheduled appointment. Problems involving school-age children are treated by seeing the parents first. Thereafter, we can plan to meet the children. On a ...

Years ago, I spent more than five hours locked up with The Everly Brothers. And they never sang me a single song. They could have, I suppose, but I think they wanted to recline in their first-class seats for some well-earned rest. They were just plum tuckered out after an evening of singing ...

It was very sad recently watching the tragic aftermath of the violent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. Through no fault of their own, aside from living in an earthquake zone, thousands of people lost their lives. Mother Nature reminds us of who really is in charge. The Turks and Syrians ...

We need our libraries more than ever, and we need to ensure we fund it in a manner that keeps them open for everyone. Since New York State Education Department does not allow libraries to charge user fees, we are asking for our community’s support. A few dollars a year is a small ask with ...