Cornell Green

It's a done deal. See what's happening at City Council, as Cornell Green reports.

Bridesmaids: Rosetta Stone of the Modern Battle of the Sexes

Zombies, Wall Street, Jersey Shore, and Maury all boil down to a deficit of Moral Courage.

Jamaica: Cultural Mothership of the known Universe.

The mayor's proposed raise was still an issue. The council listened, considered, and voted again. And Cornell Green has his eye on it all.

Reflections on the deep-fried and flavorifically abundant post-facebook era indulgences of new-gen adolescents. The big-boys have vacuum-sealed the temple and dealt their decadent hand to red-trimmed, platinum-hazed corners all over the country. They've got it sooooo damned good. And they don't even know.

The gang down at City Hall kicked the month off with a juicy dose of drama at the October 5 city council meeting, as a steely city council minority drove the line against an obstinate old guard majority, city constituents popped off against an imminent executive pay boost, and one local business man flat out accused city council members of corruption. Cornell Green has his eye on City Council.

There were sorcerers, umbrellas, the threat of hell breaking loose, and questions over Version?s Gs. Luckily Cornell Green covering the City Council beat to keep us on the up and up.

They have a story, a journey to Erie out of war-torn Easter Europe. Their life in the ?90s was a struggle, and these women are your neighbors, living in the city with you, standing in line for coffee beside you. This is their struggle, this is their story.

It's a monster; it's a criminal; it's a man; it's dance. What is "the Dougie?" Cornell Green schools us.

"Happy Days" had Inspiration Point. Erie has the South Pier. Cornell Green set out to see what's going on there. Here's what he found.