Memory of French Resistance Stays Strong
In the small town of Cahors, France, it is difficult to forget World War II. The Resistance movement was born here, and the reminders are everywhere.
Hotel Heir's Murder Sparks Miami Feud
The murder mystery gripping Miami features a slain hotel heir who loved Batman memorabilia and his ex-stripper widow, who’s accused of setting up his slaying.
Carlebach Musical Broadway Bound?
‘Soul Doctor,’ a rollicking musical based on the life and times of counter-culture Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach is playing in Florida. Can it make it to the Great White Way, inside Jewish jokes and all?
Frank Talk to Seniors About STDs
Senior citizens sometimes think they don’t have to worry about sexually transmitted diseases. Social worker Diane Matthew sets them straight with a dose of frank talk.
Speed Dating Among the Senior Set
In one Florida community, speed dating is all the rage with the over-60 set. The only problem is finding enough men to sign up for the matchmaking exercise.
In Madoff’s Shadow, Mets Fans Hang Onto Hope
The weather is picture perfect at Digital Domain Park on this spring-training Sunday afternoon, but as every New Yorker knows, the overall picture for the Mets is far, far less than perfect.
To Care for Disabled Kids and Young Adults, Parents Increasingly Turn to Group Homes
Soon after Scott Goldenberg’s birth, his parents began thinking about something that rarely preoccupies the parents of a newborn: What happens to him when we’re gone? Their infant son had survived meningitis, only to be left with multiple physical and intellectual problems: cerebral palsy, learning disabilities, limited vision and walking difficulties.
Another Fine Day in Paradise? Not Today
DELRAY BEACH, FLA. — The weather is far brighter than the mood on this election day, the temperature a toasty 81, the sky a cloudless blue, the breeze just enough to ruffle the fronds of the royal and sabal palms that grace the grounds of Boca Delray Golf and Country Club. “Another gorgeous day in paradise” is what people here ordinarily tell one another, but that’s not the today’s mantra. Today, more people echo retired furniture store owner Julian Kline.
