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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

Thoughts On Trains, Natural Gas, And The Interstate Highway System What does the make-up of your Sunday church service have to do with health hazards in the Greater Western New York Region? Read this week’s Carosa C

‘A Republic, If You Can Keep It’ It’s not too late to prevent the inevitable, but you need to pay attention, hold your emotion, and act with steadfast precision. Otherwise, events w

End Of An Era – Critic’s Family Restaurant Serves Its Last Meal Do you have a fond memory of Critic’s you’d like to share? Email your story or picture to Submissions@MHFLSentinel.com! When cousins Olivia and Han

Steve Schultz Among Diverse Group Of Local Elected Officials Challenging Albany’s Budget Rural Issues Ignored as State Majority Paints Policy with One Brush Exposed by a Village Mayor, A Town Supervisor, and a County Legislator at Winter

There’s A Reason For That Spring In Your Step The jig isn’t up, it’s in your trot. Do you know why? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “There’s A Reason For That Spring In Your Step” and discover the secret of the season.

On The Oscars, Bank Runs, And Picking Winning Stocks As we try so hard to outguess others, are we missing the obvious answer? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “On The Oscars, Bank Runs, And Picking Winning Stocks” to learn what you think matters less than you, uh, think.

How Banned Cartoonist Scott Adams Became The American Illuminati History can teach us much about today. But only if you know the authentic story behind the actual history, not the sound bites you see on the news or

Spaghetti & Tuna Fish It’s funny how our favorite foods come from the strangest of circumstances. Do you notice this, too? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Spaghetti & Tun

And The Jury Is Out Everyone wants out of the jury pool. It’s a common theme. But can you guess what happens when you actually make it as far as the courtroom with a real l

You’re Either Living In The Past Or Living For The Future Because The Present Doesn’t Really Exist The past, present, and future don’t have to make you tense (unless you’re an English teacher). It all makes sense if you understand how time flies in