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  • Fred Krebs Pres NY & Atlantic Railroad, Freight Progress

     Fred Krebs, the president of Long Island's freight rail system spoke to our LIMBA audience this morning. Fred started by telling us those facts that he is, and should be, proud of. That is the fact that the number of freight cars on Long Island has more than doubled since he and his company, NY…

  • David Kapell, Mayor of Greenport

    Our speaker this morning was Greenport mayor, David Kapell. In my promotion of this morning's meeting I promised an interesting meeting. I can reassure it was an understatement. The audience was impressed.. Comments like "Mayor Kapell should teach a required course on governing to the rest of Long Island's elected officials" were heard. Mr. Kapell…

  • Cliff Sondack- Land Use Institute -Planner

    I had the feeling that this morning's presentation had the potential for leading to an interesting debate. Our speaker was Cliff Sondock, President of the Land Use Institute. The premise advocated by Sondock is that the market should dictate the use of land, and not restrictive zoning. That theory is antithetical to what we have espoused…

  • Joe Gergela’ Ex Dir. LI Farm Bureau

      Each week people at LIMBA learn surprising facts. This morning was as good an example as any. Our guest was Joe Gergela, Executive Director of the Long Island Farm…

  • Bob McMillan-Health Care

    Bob McMillan came to LIMBA this morning and soke about the state of health care. He pointed out that medical technology is the best in the world. He also pointed…

  • Lisa Tyson, LI Progressive Coalition

    This morning we started a little early to get out a message delivered by our new member Irving Like and his partner Vincent Tenety. The issue Irving brought up was the way that…

  • Bruce Lambert, reporter NYTimes-Getting the story

    This morning, Bruce Lambert, lately of the New York Times, came to talk about some of the different ways that peoples’ stories wind up as newspaper stories. It turns out…

  • Les Scheinfeld- Habitat for Humanity

    At LIMBA we like to promote infrastructure that will have a large and lasting impact on the quality of life on Long Island. We also give voice to those people…