By Dr. Elan Michael Growing up with a grandfather, who was not only a chiropractor but lived and breathed chiropractic care, the idea of preventative medicine was always second nature to me. In America, we encourage dental health and hygiene,
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan We continue this month exploring Irish patriots, a group in which few stand as large as the legendary Eamon DeValera. At the age of 34, “Dev,” as he was known to friend and foe alike, faced a
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera COVID-19 did a good job of casting a pall over our day-to-day lifestyle, stuck mainly at home as we were and venturing out only masked and fearful of getting too close to anyone else. It would be
Read More“It’s like putting new wine in old bottles.” I recently heard this time-worn phrase as a politically charged comment on proposed federal legislation. I began thinking of this in the context of wine. The wine industry has evolved more in
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel I began last week writing a doom-and-gloom blog about the red-fronted Macaw, which exists only in a small area of Bolivia’s Andean foothills and dry river valleys, between the cities of Cochabamba, Sucre and Santa Cruz. Che
Read MoreBy Morris Gut A rainy Memorial Day weekend had finally cleared last Monday, so a nice drive and meal near the Hudson River seemed like a relaxing destination. After taking in the lovely view at Hudson RiverWalk in Tarrytown, we
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Never will I forget that early morning when my wife and I woke up, and she said that she felt that someone had been in our bedroom, looking at us in bed. At first, I thought that
Read MoreBy Adam Stone Download the PDF – Examiner-Special-YSBA As we head into summer, optimistic about better, healthier, more normal days ahead, it seems fitting to salute the successful efforts of business owners across the area in navigating the treacherous terrain
Read MoreI’ve written on numerous occasions that today’s wines are of the highest quality and greatest value in the history of wine. A mere 50 years ago (which is a small sip in the 6,000-year history of wine), poor growing techniques
Read MoreBy Richard Cirulli “I have always had the ability to attach my demons to my chariot.” Ingmar Bergman Butwhatifits. It’s slang for the feeling one gets that despite all the planning and accomplishments, you come to realize you got
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