In the early 1970s, when Terence Faulkner volunteered his services to help set up and establish the fledgling United Irish Cultural Center, he did so with the promise that he would become a lifetime member of the organization for a $200 fee. Four decades later, Faulkner and other older members are feeling betrayed — and threatening litigation — over a new policy to charge the  4,600 members a $10 monthly fee to remain active with the organization. Read More