Chris Carosa

When I Learned I Was A Writer After years of denying it, what event finally triggered this revelation? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “When I Learned I Was A Writer,” as we reach the conclusion of the tale started last week.

Why I Started To Write Sometimes things just happen. And not all at once. What’s my story? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Why I Started To Write,” to see what it has in

The Never-Ending Apple Wars of Summer Kids, being kids, live life on simple terms. These are unwritten rules. But when violated, what do you think happens? Read this week’s Carosa C

Simple Summer Mornings In The Years B.C. (‘Before Chili’) Ah, the carefree days of summer youth. A time to relax, enjoy the sun, and… what was that other thing? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Simple Summe

The (Too) Short Season Of Fun In The Sun Why was the summer so much different back then? What did you do when you were a kid? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “The (Too) Short Season Of Fun

July 27, 2023 Issue of The Sentinel Take a look at this week’s front page. What’s on the inside of this week’s issue and why is it important to you? Click here to view the entire issue 

<em>The Black List</em> Listless Series Finale Disappoints The writers of the popular NBC series may have felt they were channeling Hemingway, but they may have made the same mistake as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Region-Wide In-Person Town Hall Meeting Dives Deep Into State Issues Critical To Underrepresented Rural Communities In Greater Western New York Region Held in Lima – “The Crossroads of Western New York” – the event featured conversations with Marjorie Byrnes, 133rd NYS Assembly District and David D

What Are The Best Opening Lines For Letters To Editor? You have something important to share. You want to move people to act. You’ve got a compelling argument. How do you get people to read it? Read this w

‘How Do I Know I’m Truly Free?’ What’s Your Answer?Are you truly free, or do you only think you’re truly free? To best equip yourself to explore the answer to this question, it would be helpful to have a

Lunch With Father How do you go to a simpler time? Do you flash back or flash forward? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Lunch With Father,” and return to a time when the ordinary joys buoyed your day, if not a big part of your life.

Ground Control To Commander Tom There’s a rock that lays at the foundation of our very lives. It’s a different rock for each of us, but it’s a solid rock. Sometimes associated event

How Far Do Private Property Rights Go? Call it the private property rights paradox. At what point does exercising your own freedom to choose impinges on someone else’s same freedom? Read t

My Life With AI—Part II: The Search For The Holy Grail There was a rush by Fortune 500 firms to create so-called expert systems in the 1980s. Why did these early attempts to create AI applications fail? Read

My Life With AI—Part I Artificial Intelligence is all the rage these days. But what’s the difference between AI and traditional computing? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “My Life With AI—Part I,” to get the first part of this answer.

Nobody’s Talking About Bud Light’s Real Mistake It’s as ancient as hubris itself, but businesses every day make this same mistake. What is it and why do they so eagerly commit it? Read this week’s Car

Jerry Springer Was And Wasn’t Who You Think He Was Sometimes what seems to be isn’t, even if you’re the one in the middle of the “seems to be.” Why are you better off relying on the natural laws of the

Tucker Carlson Signals Old-Style Broadcast TV Business Model Faces No Tomorrow It doesn’t matter what political sense you have, it’s your business sense that matters. The Tucker Carlson-Fox Channel head turning may have its roo

Ode To An Iconic Public Servant We too often forget those who blazed the trail we today take for granted. Do you know these pioneers aren’t merely centuries old? Read this week’s Car

The Back Roads Of <s>Morocco</s> Greater Western New York An unhappy tragedy forced me to alter my route. That change rekindled a respect for Greater Western New Yorkers. It’s a respect those who limit their t