SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWS
By Bryan Kluepfel As I head for another trip to South America, I’m reminded that just last year a leader in environmental conservation, Gonzalo Cardona, was killed in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. Gonzalo dedicated the last 23 years of his life
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By Morris Gut We’re always on the lookout for venues to hold that special event and be well catered to. With the holiday season coming up, here are a few suggestions in the local area. Tesoro D’Italia Heading the day-to-day
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I’ve always been an advocate of full-bodied wines – be they red or white. I enjoy the unique balance of fruit and acid present in these wines. The increasing problem I’ve been encountering is these full-bodied wines tend to have
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By Bill Primavera In real estate, love letters have an entirely different meaning and purpose. Rather than seeking to win hearts, love letters in this case are drafted and sent from prospective buyers to sellers to try and win preference
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By Brian McGowan Our final installment in the “Women of Ireland” series, Kathleen Lynn, did not carry a gun, as the bulk of our other subjects had. Instead, she carried a medical kit. Writer Mary Thorpe, in https://celticlifeintl.com, labels her
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This column first appeared as a segment in our daily Examiner+ email newsletter. Anyone involved with civic life in Mt. Kisco almost certainly knows Mike McNamee and Mike’s wife, Bridget. Bridget and Mike McNamee are the people who shoot their
Read moreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. With COVID loosening its grip and families resuming their normal holiday schedules, it is time once again to trumpet the arrival of Annual Fiduciary Re-Evaluation Day, also known as Thanksgiving. While Santa has proven his
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Last week’s column focused on truth in advertising on the labels of a wine bottle. Readers have asked how they might navigate through the maze of contradictory terms and definitions. There is no easy way. The granular information consumers may
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By Bill Primavera It’s almost too late in the season to write about the consideration of exterior paint colors, but with some unseasonably warm weather, it’s not quite too late. House painting experts say it should be at least 50
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By Morris Gut Day of the Dead is a public holiday in Mexico from Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, when villages gather to commemorate family members who are deceased. There are costumes, parades and rituals, although with no connection to
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