I am hereby nominating Vladimir Putin as Time magazine’s “Man of the Year” for 2022. In the first six weeks of the new year, he’s already: more

My latest Con Edison electric bill was a real stunner: Between 40 and 50 percent above the previous bill, although only a tiny bit more kilowatts had been used. more

On behalf of the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living’s more than 14,000 long term-care member providers — including more than 10,000 nursing homes — I want to thank you for your continued leadership, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. We appreciate your administration’s focus on improving the quality of care provided in America’s nursing homes or skilled nursing facilities. It has been our primary focus, and the support and collaboration of the administration can propel our work even further. more

I respectfully ask Jeffrey Dinowitz to reconsider his stand on elder parole. more

Regarding the upcoming 2024 presidential election, there is no mystery as to whom the Democratic nominee will be. The 2024 Democratic presidential candidate will either be the incumbent President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris, if Biden eventually retires after one term. more

Recently, there was a robust and interesting discussion in the Riverdale Facebook group concerning a small park on the east side of Henry Hudson Parkway between West 231st Street and West 230th Street. more

It will take a very long time for our country to rid itself of its slavery legacy. It was founded on slavery by slave owners. more

Bravo, Charles Moerdler! Your Point of View was very powerful and historically accurate. We are so fortunate to have you in our community. more

How can we be realistic about the passage of the New York Health Act this session in Albany after this prolonged pandemic? Do we just hope that our representatives do the right thing? more

In justifying his non-position on what he identifies as “the so-called ‘elder’ parole bill,” Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz is either misinformed — or misinforming — regarding the lawful scope of parole board empowerment. more