James F. Gennaro is running for City Council because he believes his crisis management experience is needed in managing the COVID crisis, his budget experience is needed to help see the City through its second COVID budget, and his practical, common sense approach to governing is sorely needed when
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The world breathes a collective sigh of relief that 2020 is at an end. It is superstitious, perhaps, to believe that when the clock chimes midnight
Is Help Finally On The Way? Maybe
On December 21, tens of millions of individuals, families and small business-owners finally got what they had waited for anxiously– at least they
Parsha Vayigash: Hearing Within The Darkness
There was once a man who visited his friend in a far-off town once a year. When he arrived one year, he was shocked to find a towering tree in his
The Curse Of Cuomo
New York Times Bestselling author Governor Andrew Cuomo, who literally wrote the book on how to defeat Covid, is a blight on this once great state.
Locking In The Moment
“And Yosef hitched up his wagon and went up to greet his father, Yisroel, towards Goshen, and he appeared before him, and he fell on his neck and he
Is It Permissible To Lace Shoes on Shabbat?
If a person purchases a new pair of shoes, is it permissible for him to lace them – meaning, to bring the laces through the strings of the shoes – on
