Month: March 2012

PART 2 IN A SERIES The state legislature can do a lot of things to help or hurt the ability of business to create jobs, and to […]

Erin Go Bragh is a Gaelic phrase used by 19th century Irish nationalists in their early battles for freedom from the British Empire. One would think Patrick […]

As South Florida’s regional water management agency, theSouth Florida Water Management Districtis responsible for providing flood control, restoring natural systems and ensuring a sustainable water supply for […]

Imagine for a moment a high school student in 1979 – still too young to vote – approaching local merchants in her hometown of Juneau, Alaska, getting […]

Congressmen take an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution. This is their job description: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the […]

BOCA RATON – The Boca Raton law firm of Ellis, Ged & Bodden, which specializes in personal injury cases, won a near-record verdict this month when a […]

By George Noga

The Obama Administration and its state sycophant media blame speculators for the high price of gas – $4.00 at the time of this writing.Never mind that when Bush was president these same folks blamed high gas prices on Bush and Cheney’s connection to the oil industry; where were the speculators then?

Politics notwithstanding, this blog post will take an objective, fact-based and principled lo at the role speculation plays in oil prices.

Attending Catholic schools back when such schools in the big cities up north were dominated by Americans of Italian and Irish descent gave me a deep appreciation […]

The Navy has teamed up with Virginia Tech and the University of Pennsylvania to develop a humanoid robot to fight fires on-board its vessels. TheNavy Technology Center […]

After a recent Sunday afternoon watching polo, we decide to check out Franco’s Italian Bistro in Wellington for dinner. It was recommended by some locals, and we […]

Boca Raton is the second largest city in Palm Beach County and is home to its highest total assessed property value, but for the first time ever, […]

Years of hypocrisy and an unfair imbalance over the construction and extension of State Road 7 have left residents in the western communities of Palm Beach County feeling frustrated and alienated. It’s time for this injustice to end.