I have so much respect for this man. @BillRitter is giving up the anchor desk at @ABC7NY because of early Alzheimer’s diagnosis. No better an anchorman or mentor to his colleagues.
I wonder what our country would be like if all the men running the place or in positions of influence were replaced by their mothers. Silly, I know. Or is it? #HappyMothersDay!.
Please join me is wishing my friend and former colleague, Dave Roberts, a glorious 90th birthday! I know no one who is kinder and wiser than Dave. Happy 90th young man. And thank you yo Vintage Philadelphia for the image. #daveroberts#6abc
National Park Service takes down slavery memorial from President’s House in Philadelphia. Grotesque. An absurd effort to deny visitors the opportunity to acknowledge the existence of, and learn about history of slavery in America. Rewrite history. Who does that? Apparently we do.
Taking this year by year. May our Democracy survive for another 365 days. And may 2026 be a healthy and safe one for you and your family. Happy New Year.
@TempleUniv We just saw this full wall of #Temple advertising at Da Vinci Airport in Rome! Bravo to Temple marketing team. Please let John Fry know we saw it. @Jim_Gardner
I’ve seen #Wicked on stage six times so I was cautious about the film pt. 1. Saw it tonight. Astonishing. Extraordinary. Cynthia, Ariana, music, script, effects, every element is spectacular. Thank you Stephen Schwartz snd John Chu.
The fact that the owners of the Washington Post and the L.A. Times have contravened their editorial boards’ endorsements for President is horrifying. It appears the owners have been intimidated by a potential authoritarian president. Democracy under threat? You bet.
So I grew up in New York as a huge Yankee fan (now a devoted Phillies fan, of course) and idolized Mickey Mantle. No question that he was better than Mays and Snider. Well, no. With some adult perspective, nobody was better than Willie Mays. Ever. Willie died yesterday. Say Hey!
Steve, I hear you. I just know this. For someone who began his “baseball is in my blood” fandom back in 1955, RBI has always sounded awkward. Mel Allen assuredly never said, “Mickey Mantle has 124 RBI.”