May 28, 2001 — Commentator Paul Willcott recalls a visit to the cemetery at Omaha Beach, Normandy.  Go to full article

May 16, 2001 — Commentator Paul Willcott is skeptical about some common mental health advice--he suggests putting some emotions back in the bottle.  Go to full article

May 02, 2001 — Proper etiquette seems to be a lost art, according to commentator Paul Willcott.  Go to full article

Apr 24, 2001 — Commentator Paul Willcott has a suggestion for celebrating the first day of spring.  Go to full article

Apr 16, 2001 — Writer Paul Willcott tells us why he doesn't mind the 300-mile commute from New York City to Saranac Lake.  Go to full article

Mar 27, 2001 — In the view of commentator Paul Willcott, the demise of passenger trains has changed our lives in unexpected ways--and not for the better.  Go to full article

Jan 08, 2001 — As we enter the new year and a new millenium, commentator Paul Willcott shares his thoughts on old friendships.  Go to full article

Nov 13, 2000 — The country continues to wait for Florida's ballot count, and New Yorkers are still debating the meaning of Hillary Clinton's Senate victory, but commentator Paul Willcott says the good guys have already won this year. It's not a specific candidate he's been rooting for, but the idea that politics matter. 100 million Americans split their vote last week, but they all turned out in support of democracy.  Go to full article

Oct 10, 2000 — Commentator Paul Willcott is clearly an "outsider." He divides his time between New York City and Saranac Lake--and you can't miss the Texas in his talk. But he is a close observer of human nature, wherever he is, and he's been noticing something different in the small community he has adopted here.  Go to full article

Sep 04, 2000 — Commentator Paul Willcott talks about how the workplace is changing, from the days of the industrial economy, to the new economy--service jobs and the age of information. What does that means for Labor Day? It just isn't what it used to be.  Go to full article