John Christensen This year’s 9/11 observance arrives at a particularly divisive and disruptive time in our nation. In far too many American cities and communities, including many throughout New York…
John Christensen Recovery Month is celebrated by many in the addiction and recovery communities. These celebrations serve to recognize those who are recovering from addiction disorders, and their loved ones…
By Gwen Chamberlain Some of the most interesting events in our area are tied to local history. One of my favorites is the Seneca Heritage Day, held by the Middlesex…
John Christensen This is a sampling of some of the text of Mr. O’Mara’s column of Sept. 7, 2023: “A prefect storm…growing more ominous…” “Rising tides and ever-building waves…” “Darkening…
John Christensen The rising tide of immigrants, ever building wave of Medicaid spending, darkening clouds of crime and lawlessness, and the green energy agenda and its “high costs,” sounds foreboding…
By Gwen Chamberlain I had intended to write a column about the proposal to designate the region as the Finger Lakes National Heritage Area this week, but I still haven’t…
John Christensen There’s no choice but to continue focusing on N.Y. State’s burgeoning migrant crisis – because it’s on the brink of becoming a tidal wave of asylum-seekers sweeping across…
John Christensen The latest far-left marching orders from a New York State government under one-party control remain alarming, to say the least. In last week’s column, I provided an update…
By Gwen Chamberlain Did you know there is a retired monsignor named Popadick who had been accused of sexual abuse? His good name has been in headlines of the Buffalo…
John Christensen On July 21, 2022, it was my honor to be part of the crowd of onlookers during the raising of an enormous flag on an 80 foot pole…
