The language of love has been rewritten by millennials. Boomers once “courted,” we millennials “talk.” The traditional dinner date has devolved to “hanging out.” But it seems there is one major change that separates millennial dating from generations past: technology.
Read MoreBy David A. Alpert Mimi Rocah’s campaign recently alleged that stating she worked under the Bush and Trump Justice Departments politicizes the service of a prosecutor. They made this charge even though their campaign materials and the candidate herself constantly remind
Read MoreBy Scott Levine A couple of years ago I had the great pleasure of writing a monthly astronomy column here at The Examiner. It was fun, and I always appreciated the comments some of you sent. I loved knowing there
Read MoreThe otherwise mundane natural cork stopper has gained greater respect over the last year than at any time this century. Natural cork fell out of favor with the advancement of alternative bottle stoppers. Synthetic, glass, agglomerated corks (particles of natural
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera As a realtor who frequently has sold to first-time home buyers, I always try to remember to advise them about the responsibilities of maintaining the property’s outdoor landscape. When I first moved to “the country” from New
Read More“The world we live in is changing. The old order is transitioning; welcome to the new reality.” Whether we are proponents or opponents of the entwined economic, social, technological and political new order of the 21st century, one thing is
Read MoreBy Ellie Dessart News of Lawrence (Larry) Ray’s arrest recently broke following the federal investigation into claims of a cult that originated at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville. Ray, the father of a former student, could face life in jail
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera After almost a half-century of living with my wife Margaret, we frequently like to reminisce about experiences we’ve shared and keepsakes we’ve gathered together. That included collectibles of all varieties, whether antiques, such as the 19th century
Read MoreIn a December column I suggested that readers accept the Dry January challenge – 30 days of alcohol-free existence. A number of you took the challenge – including yours truly – and not only met the challenge, but felt it
Read MoreWhile most people move an average of five to seven years, there are those who remain in the same home for the long term. Some might consider this situation dull and uneventful, but as someone who has lived most of
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