Dallas Caskey, a beloved father, husband and brother, a treasured chef and a revered fisherman, passed away in Philadelphia on Apr. 24 after treatment for blood cancer. Born in New York City on Jan. 18, 1964, and raised in Princeton,
Read MoreIn response to last week’s issue of The Examiner, which featured a hagiographic depiction of admitted false alarm puller Jamaal Bowman’s record and his views on the current Israeli conflict in Gaza, one can only recall tennis great John McEnroe’s
Read MoreI am writing to express my full support for Tracy Sadler Hormazabal as a candidate for the Lakeland school board. Having known Tracy for the past 15 years, I can confidently say she possesses the qualities necessary to excel in
Read MoreIt’s all well and good that Congressman Lawler spoke out against fellow Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, but that is essentially meaningless. Lone wolf MTG’s spouting about the “uniparty” is obviously nonsense. What would be meaningful is Mike Lawler joining other
Read MoreDear Community Members, I am Lauren Stanco, a candidate for the Hendrick Hudson Board of Education. My desire to serve on the school board stems from a sincere commitment to making a positive impact on our district by working tirelessly
Read MoreThe Dobbs decision’s overturning of Roe v. Wade was a devastating blow to women and girls. Mondaire Jones is running for Mike Lawler’s 17th Congressional District seat and is a champion of women’s rights. These include the right to reproductive
Read MoreI am writing to express my support for Trustee John Curzio as he runs for re-election on the Carmel Board of Education. The election will be on Tuesday, May 21. John Curzio is the only school board member who has always
Read Moreby Tony Pinciaro There had been one constant with LAKELAND softball the past 30 years – highly-respected and distinguished Coach Steve Fallo. Fallo guided the program to outstanding success as the Hornets were among the Section 1 elite. However, Fallo
Read MoreBy Michael Malone “Harlem Shuffle” is the story of Ray Carney, who runs a furniture shop in Harlem, is a husband and father and mixes some shady business with the legit other half of his life. Colson Whitehead wrote “Harlem Shuffle,” which
Read MoreBy Michael Gold One of the worst things about stillbirths, besides the obvious, is that no one wants to talk about it. Rachel Krause wants to talk about it. “It’s a club no one wants to belong to,” she said,
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