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Bruce Apar

Bruce Apar

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Editor and Associate Publisher, River Journal

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Sexual Health, LGBTQ News, Social Justice , Lgbtq Culture, Lgbtq History, Pregnancy, mental health politics, Parenting Books, TV

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Total articles 258

  • Birthday Presence

    By Bruce Apar Verified| The Peekskill Herald Verified Categories: We can’t touch those we’ve lost, but they continue to touch usMarch 20, 2025 Did you know National Sons Day was March 4? Neither did my wife Elyse and I. That’s okay. Every day should be Sons Day and Daughters Day and Parents Day and Caregivers Day … You get the drift. It’s been a while since we spoke with our son Harrison. Or touched him. It’s been 22 years, to be exact.

    By Bruce Apar Verified · The Peekskill Herald

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Review: WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME at Ridgefield Theater Barn

    By Bruce Apar Verified| BroadwayWorld Verified Who says learning about history – American history in particular – can’t be entertaining as well as educational? Witness Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway juggernaut Hamilton, or, harking back a few deades, the Peter Stone musical 1776? Heidi Schrek’s What the Constitution Means to Me is not a musical but it is written and presented with ample cleverness and earnestness to keep an audience fully engaged for its roughly 90 minutes (performed without intermission).

    By Bruce Apar Verified · BroadwayWorld

    Feb. 07, 2025

  • Birthday Presence

    By Bruce Apar Verified| The Peekskill Herald Verified Categories: We can’t touch those we’ve lost, but they continue to touch usMarch 20, 2025 Did you know National Sons Day was March 4? Neither did my wife Elyse and I. That’s okay. Every day should be Sons Day and Daughters Day and Parents Day and Caregivers Day … You get the drift. It’s been a while since we spoke with our son Harrison. Or touched him. It’s been 22 years, to be exact.

    By Bruce Apar Verified · The Peekskill Herald

    Mar. 20, 2025

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River Journal