Kevin O'Toole

I was watching a fascinating piece on Warren Buffett and wanted to share some interesting facts about his life and his practices. I know I used Warren Buffett in another column, but thought it was time to return to this once in a lifetime legend.

I never thought I would have to write about the passing of Bill Pascrell, I thought he'd live forever. We all did.

At the Port Authority, we come together to celebrate, to grieve, to draw strength from one another, and, equally important, to draw strength from those

It is 23 years since that fateful Tuesday morning when a brilliant blue sky in lower Manhattan turned dark with smoke, and downtown streets and buildings were covered in ash. Somehow, all of us – whether we were there at the World Trade Center, in offices, homes, schools, or just going about the business of another Tuesday in September – managed to find the strength to see a future beyond this unthinkable tragedy.

After The O’Toole Chronicles ran earlier this week, I was honored to hear from Brian Mulvey, the writer, director, and star of American Highway. The

As we march on with Father Time, certain rigid life conditions and consignments start to morph, melt away, or otherwise stand down.

By Kevin O'Toole October 08 2024 12:01 am Over the course of my years in public service and in private law practice I have learned that

Put on a Pedestal – to think of someone as a perfect person with no faults — Merriam Webster Dictionary

Those who don't care about the mechanics of an election can tune out now and move along to more interesting reading.

I have often believed that those in politics who have a title or office usually find themselves absurdly consumed by the political world that they are living in. Whether it be a school board member, council member or mayor, county official, or a state or federal elected official, you more often than not find that these public officials talk, inordinately and incessantly, about their politics and many make the mistake that the entire world cares as much about political dithering as they do. Note to the ruling rule-they do not care all that much, if at all.