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A 20-year veteran of the U.S. Army Reserves came to our office during the week to complain about the fact that we printed the letter to the editor from Stephen Wohl about the men and women fighting in the Gulf as well as our coverage of the support our troops rally that was held two weeks ago. More ... "Down! Down! Down!" Left hand on the wheel, right arm flung over the back of the bench seat of the 1969 Vista Cruiser station wagon. The man they called The Big Dud was checking the blind spot as he switched lanes. More ... On a packet of seeds, the directions said to wait till all danger of frost is past before planting. With the crazy weather we More ... Rabbi Alan Blaine, the spiritual leader of Temple Beth El, scheduled a very important community meeting on Thursday, April 10th, to discuss homeland security. More ... Before we left "Jo-burg" we spent an evening out at restaurant row and dined at the liveliest spot in town, Moyo, that was, on a slow night, buzzing with people from all parts of the world. More ... For the first time, Rockaway Artists Alliance will present two separate exhibitions simultaneously in sTudio 6 Gallery and sTudio 7 Gallery, Fort Tilden. More ... Those of you who have been following my writing over the dozen years or so that I have been writing for The Wave know that education is one of my ongoing interests. More ... In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes." So goes the popular saying by Benjamin Franklin. Fortunately, you have the ability to determine, to some extent, the amount of taxes you pay. More ... As I sat this morning watching the Iraqi people taking down the statue of Saddam Hussein, I thought of the 1989 Berlin Wall. Before I become so boisterous and screaming hurrah, I become cautiously optimistic thinking to myself what does this really mean. More ... The MTA recycling of Red Bird subway cars into ocean waters to the south- for fishing reefs More ... With the dramatic events of April in Baghdad, which saw the jubilant welcoming of U.S. troops and the destruction and defacement of monuments to the deposed dictator, Saddam Hussein, a stunned silence seemed to temporarily descend on the critics of the administration More ... |
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