By Bill Primavera In my Home Guru columns, I have frequently written about noise, all kinds of noise, and how to eliminate it – or at least knowing how to camouflage it. Sometimes music does the trick. As I write
Read MoreGlobal leaders are gathering in New York City this week for a session of the United Nations General Assembly. However they respond to the concurrent Climate Week events and demonstrations, we must continue to act locally to fight the existential
Read MoreBefore it is too late, the current administration with Carl Fulgenzi at the helm needs to be held accountable for the dire stresses on the infrastructure and constituents of Mount Pleasant. With the additional burden of Audi and Amazon on
Read MoreGeoengineering proposals to deal with climate change such as a gigantic solar shield attached to an asteroid described in a Sept. 4 column by Examiner publisher Adam Stone should not be taken off the table as a possible solution, even
Read MoreBy Tony Pinciaro YORKTOWN had a program-best 13 victories in 2022, including a sectional victory so the Cornhuskers were ready to build on that. However, Yorktown graduated nine seniors last June, which put the Cornhuskers in a re-tool mode. Even
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Gonzo Girl” is about a recent college grad named Alley who, desperate to make it in publishing, takes a job as an assistant to a big-name but extremely difficult author. The author is named Walker Reade, and he
Read MoreBy Michael Gold “Fleas, they were biting my knees, I saw some dolphins eating cheese…” “Ice cream once ruled the world, it was very, very cold…” “I ran out of juice, and I started to cry, then I forgot that
Read MoreMaria Miranda, a Pocantico Hills resident, died peacefully Sept. 8. Maria was born Nov. 19, 1932, in San Martino, Italy to Giuseppe and Antoinetta Tangredi. She was married to Mario Miranda for 39 years. He predeceased her in 1996. She
Read MoreVirginia V. Fleming, a resident of Meadowview at Wartburg, died peacefully on Sept. 4 at Calvary Hospital. Virginia was born Nov. 18, 1926, in Mount Vernon to Violet and Charles Green. She was married to Samuel Fleming for 62 years.
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Bill Gerosa may not have achieved a zero-carbon emitting household yet, but he’s trying hard to get there. Gerosa has installed both a geothermal system to heat and cool his house and 55 solar panels on the
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