You may agree on how Mayor Bloomberg got to be mayor of NYC for a third term or not, but he has made the City more interesting each year with the installation of Public Art Exhibits
Monday Night Football at the Jet Game. I’d like to think of myself as a “glass half full” type of guy. But, growing up in Queens, and being genetically programmed to be a Met and Jet fan has turned me more into a “dribble glass” kinda guy.
It’s all A-Rod fault, not really but the Yankees have the same problem they have had all year,
It was threatening to rain but didn’t and the ball park was more empty then filled. The few fans there were hoping to see David Wright set the Mets’ career hits record.
But at this game between the Red Sox and the Yankees, Jeter hit his 250th Home Run, not know for the long ball, he is 9th on the all Yankee list
The Capitol Theatre is open again. It closed in 1976 after having great concerts like the Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd and Janis Joplin, to mention a few. It reopened in the 1990’s for a short time, that’s when I attended my first concert there, B.B. King. Last night we went again to hear Buddy Guy [...]
The Buildings were just always there and I grew up with them. We all have our thoughts for the Buildings and the People. They are personal for me.
Yup, it was Fruday, May 15, 1980, and that is NOT me typing Friday wrong. Here’s the story, and my back-up on this is my buddy Tulch – who is the only other person to catch a Fruday show.
Dylan performed as if possessed by a demon or musical satyr. His trademark gravelly voice had an eerie yet captivating presence and the energy of the band could be felt coursing through everyone in attendance.
Rye Playland is a Local Treasure Like all amusement parks the best time to go is when there’s rain or even better a THREAT of rain. And thanks to the NYC meteorologists that possibility is always around. We hadn’t been there in about a year and things have changed some. Playland seems to have upped [...]
