By Jeffrey Page
The judge noted that driving drunk was “a mistake” by the motorist

By Michael Kaufman
By linking my name with Blomberg’s immediately after using words like “faded fast” and “never big enough” to describe Blomberg, Gaydos hoped to belittle me as well. Well not so fast, Mr. Bigshot Yankee fan and wonderful writer!

By Shawn Dell Joyce
Try a vacation close to home: Save money, save gas, save the earth.

By Carrie Jacobson
More lessons learned while moving.

By Bob Gaydos
Once upon a time, nobody wore a glove, the ball was pitched underhanded from 45-feet from home plate, the ball could be caught on a bounce or on the fly for an out and foul balls were not strikes. If the umpire, standing to the side of the batter, didn’t happen to see the pitch, it didn’t count. That’s old-time baseball, but I don’t want to watch it..

By Carrie Jacobson
Moving stinks, but it does have its rewards

By Emily Theroux
Mitt Romney is running for president, not Holy Roman Emperor; he has no “divine right” to unilaterally change the conventional rules about what information voters are entitled to see – at least not if he wants to win.

By Jeffrey Page
Do I, yet again, have to prove my decency by standing for the right of someone like James Holmes to continue living? I don’t think so.

By Michael Kaufman
Sixty percent of respondents believe it is not okay for a dog to pee on a neighbor’s mailbox post without permission of the mailbox owner. But the margin of error is plus or minus 100 percent.

Reflections of the Passaic County Court House, Paterson, NJ.