Journaling: Now You Zee It, Now You Don’t 

Every so often I eavesdrop on a couple of locals whom I call Mom and Pop Culture. Let’s hear what they have to say about a certain bridge…   POP: […] Read more »

Journaling: Culture Vultures

“Wouldn’t it be nice to live in paradise, where we’re free to be exactly who we are, living in a Rainbowland, where you and I go hand in hand. Oh, […] Read more »

Journaling: The New Bard

Have you heard about ChatGPT? It’s from a juggernaut Silicon Valley tech firm named OpenAI. If it sounds like I’m speaking an outer space dialect of English, that’s not far […] Read more »

Breaking News! Holtec Holds Up May Wastewater Discharge into Hudson

'We have decided not to go forward with the planned discharge in early May,' Holtec told the Indian Point Decommissioning Oversight Board on Thursday, April 13. Read more »

Journaling: The Heart Facts

Years from now, when football fans can’t quite quickly recall which teams played in the 2023 Super Bowl, what NFL fans and non-fans alike are much more apt to recall […] Read more »

Journaling: Constituents as Customers

Smart customer service is essential to smart business. Three of four business leaders “report a direct link between their customer service and business performance.” That’s courtesy of the 2022 Zendesk […] Read more »

Journaling: Vive la resolucion!

Has this ever happened to you? You’re sitting patiently (if exasperatedly) in a lengthy queue of vehicles moving at a snail’s pace as you exit a highway, when suddenly a […] Read more »

Musical Comedy by Briarcliff High Alum Sends Up Tech Startups

More than 20 musical numbers by Garret Press sing with zingers and inventive wordplay. Read more »

Upgrading Croton-Harmon Schools Is Up to Voters Dec. 13 

Article Update: The Future Facilities Project passed by an overwhelming majority, 808-215. Updated approaches to education help today’s students better navigate tomorrow’s world, where, for example, trade school is as […] Read more »

Journaling: Children’s Rights

A quarter-century ago, when Elyse’s and my son Harrison was starting fifth grade, she already was anticipating his entrance to sixth grade at Mildred E. Strang Middle School in Yorktown […] Read more »