No. 816: Good grief … COVID, monsters, A-bombs AND the end of summer?!?
Who’s counting: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the “last” Wednesday of the Summer of 2023 (there are technically three more before Fall, but…
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No. 815: LIMEHoF schools, bananas split and Galileo looks ahead (and making up’s not hard to do)
You deserve this one: Well done, intrepid innovators! With the hot and historic Summer of 2023 crawling toward its finish, you’ve raced to the end of another challenging workweek…
No. 810: On the bright side, we’ve got leaning towers, busted presidents, cancer innovations and rice pudding
Half full: A happy and hopeful Wednesday to you, optimistic innovators, as we reach the midpoint of another progressive workweek. That’s right – you’re already halfway to your next…
No. 808: Feeling secure, declaring our independence and coloring in our books, with tomorrow’s tech today
Things happen fast around here: Step on it, dear readers – August is off and running and another week of socioeconomic innovation is zipping right along. It’s already Aug….
No. 801: Fourth and long – but first, we duck asteroids, dig big diamonds and stuff socks, all caught on video
Vacation initiation: Welcome to Friday, friends, and not just any Friday but the Friday before next Tuesday’s Fourth of July festivities – making the weekend ahead a four-day affair…
No. 800: But who’s counting
One, 800 flowers: Welcome inventors, investors, entrepreneurs and executives, to the shiny 800th edition of your Innovate Long Island Newsletter – which is not actually the 800th edition, but…
No. 791: Cross the bridges, sign the lease and eat your tasty snails – it’s going to be a looooong weekend
Break it gently: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, as we speed through another springtime workweek and straight toward a blessed holiday break. On that note, this quick scheduling reminder:…
No. 789: Hypertension, segregation, smallpox, crappy porn … fortunately, innovation has the answers
This blows: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as the days grow longer, brighter and warmer – and seasonal allergy victims grow frantic, including an increasing number of adult-onset sufferers….
No. 785: On a free press, nitrogen pollution and chocolate pudding, with play-on-Sundays talent
Gray matters: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, as we slog through a soggy workweek covered in clouds and soaked in spring showers. There are some breaks of sun here…
No. 781: Bicycle, bicycle! We want to ride our bicycle with Eliot Ness, garlic and young musicians (but not on LSD)
Air quality: Welcome to the huffing, puffing middle of another breathtaking workweek, dear readers, with spring and innovation in the air. It’s Wednesday out there, and we’re helping you…
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No. 773: Bracing for trouble, cleaning the local water and remembering Ron, with Captain Kirk in command
History in the making, one way or the other: Welcome to what promises to be a big day in the annals of American justice and politics, and a monumental…
No. 757: Heady dissertations, stronger coffee and, finally, East Side access (and brush like you mean it today)
Faster than it looks: Wednesday already! And just like that, you’re halfway through this latest speedy workweek – well done, racing readers! It’s Jan. 25 out there, and we’re…
No. 751: On new beginnings, flood mitigation and other trivial pursuits – and don’t forget the meatballs!
And, we’re off: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers – not just any old Hump Day, but the very first one of the shiny New Year. Yes, 2023 is off…
No. 750: Farewell to 2022 – a proper sendoff, with visits from ‘Emma,” the Costanzas and jolly old St. Nicholas
End run: ’Twas the day before the night before Christmas, intrepid innovators – not just the kickoff of the big holiday weekend, not merely the last day of this…