We're on fire right now. First the EPA said we're bad and our hair was on fire. Then the people said they might sue us and we're totally in flames.

There's really two parts to this. We're asking for a quick judgment to cover the legal fees and then for the court to make the insurance companies pay any claims.

The [borough] lawyers back then were very smart.

It's certainly a boon to the luxury business. That exclusivity has made more people willing to pay full price for merchandise the moment they think they can get it, which has helped the bottom line.

The people can charge him with a crime. We know what's right. [Bush's administration] is breaking the law. Say it loud and clear, they are breaking the law.

Right now the volunteer fire services are really struggling because you don't find the guy who closes the gas station and runs down the street and jumps on a fire engine anymore. The times have changed.