Posts by Lynn Nielsen
Memorial Day 2022
This day of recognition and sacrifice cannot be confined to the those that have served and died while serving in the military. There are many more that did not die…
Read MoreEssay on Energy
The prospect of having to deal with the most obnoxious regimes in the world is repugnant to all of us. On the other hand, we still need fossil fuels. The…
Read MorePublic Education on Long Island: Shifting Demographics, Costs & Outcomes. Why it Matters?
Julie Lutz, Ph.D. Chief Operating Officer of Eastern Suffolk BOCES, discusses the future of education on Long Island. Download the presentation slides here.
Read MoreAward-Winning Broadcast Journalist Waldo Cabrera Discusses “Black History from an Afro-Caribbean Standpoint” at LIMBA
On February 25, Waldo Cabrera, an award-winning broadcast journalist, spoke at LIMBA’s (Long Island Metro Business Action) virtual meeting on the topic “Black History from an Afro-Caribbean Standpoint.” During his…
Read MoreNew York State Assemblyman, Fred Thiele
Suffolk County Health Commissioner, Dr. Gregson H. Pigott
Martin Luther King Day, 2022
MLK Jr. Has always intrigued me as a leader. In his day he may have been viewed as a radical, but in fact he was just asking America to live…
Read MoreMeeting Recap: Chuck Samul, Director of Sales and Marketing, New York & Atlantic Railway
Chuck was a great guest, and provided our audience with a comprehensive Power Point presentation here.
Read MoreIssues Roundtable November 5, 2021
Labor Day Observations 2021
The labor movement has been a boon to the craftsmen and craftswomen in the western world. Let’s remind ourselves of the reasons why. The standing of labor had its fits…
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