As Long as the Sunshines- from Treaty to Betrayal
Recently I watched the film "Little Big Man" which remains one of my favorite movies given the outstanding performance by Chief Dan George of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation north of Vancouver, BC. Although Dan George is not...
Editorial – With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies?
By Jay Stevens
In many of the more conservative parts of the country, one of the issues dominating the ‘down-ballot’ races (Congress, state legislator, and County Sheriff among them) is what could be summed up...
Wake up America!
By Joseph J. Jacob
Wake up America! It’s time for action! Our country needs to stop racial identifications that are listed with crime victims’ names.
Aren’t we all creatures of God? Then why using Black and...
Wilcor Outdoors Converts Plant to Production of PPE and Sanitizers
A long-time, local, family-owned manufacturing company has significantly shifted its direction to supply Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and other supplies to essential workers who are keeping us safe from coronavirus.
Wilcor, International, located at 161...
“We Don’t Hire Girls”–Becoming the First Female Construction Worker in New York State
By C. Harris-Lockwood Photos by the late Anne LaBastille
The year was 1971. I was 19 years old and between my freshman and sophomore years of Kirkland College. I was looking for a job.
At...
DJ Salsa of Phoenix Radio and Sabado Ardiente
By Jessica Szabo
While Rap and Hip Hop music are immensely popular, some are reluctant to listen to it because of its reputation for being anti-law and anti-police. But leave it to Phoenix Radio to...
Legal Briefs: Legal Myths Vs. Reality
By Judge Joan Shkane
This is a continuing discussion of Legal Myths and Reality, because those informed are always the most successful.
MYTH: The law always stays the same, so scientific advances are not reflected in...
Bee Corner: A Mother’s Grief
Written by Mikasha Dawson
This month of May will always be a sad month for me. It will always be the month you left and I stayed. The fifteenth of this month marks the third...
Voices of Polonia Bona Sforza, Italian, Queen of Poland
By Ted Rajchel
Background
Bona Sforza was an Italian princess, who became Queen of Poland in 1518, as the second wife of King Sigismund I of Poland. At that time no one anticipated how significant the...
At the Movies–“Nacho Libre”
by Mark Ziobro
I was shocked to learn that “Nacho Libre,” the tempered and anticlimactic comedy starring Jack Black was actually loosely based on true events, the tribulations of Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez, a Mexican Catholic...
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