The Debrief: The Queen of Long Island Media
As a Season 2 guest on “Spark: The Innovate Long Island Podcast,” she helped create an interdimensional talk-show rift that temporarily bridged our giddy gabfest with her own syndicated…
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Poll: Politics pulverizing public confidence in healthcare
By GREGORY ZELLER // The intense politicalization of hard science is eroding the nation’s physical and mental health. That’s the word from the latest Mount Sinai South Nassau Truth in Medicine Poll,…
Bohlsen, wineries, top LI chefs tackle food insecurity
By GREGORY ZELLER // Several of Long Island’s top chefs are raising their spatulas to help Long Island Cares battle food insecurity. Chefs Against Hunger, a unique fundraising campaign organized…
The poor prognosis of politicized public health
By TERRY LYNAM // The nation’s public-health professionals are in full-blown panic over the dumpster fire that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ignited within the U.S. Centers for Disease Control…
Wearing it out: Questions abound on divisive devices
By JEFFREY L. REYNOLDS // President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, approved last week by a sleep-deprived U.S. Congress, slashes healthcare spending and potentially impacts Medicaid coverage for millions of…
No. 901: On code talkers, creamsicles and Wiffle balls, with unmasked anger and recycled innovation
Our long national nightmare is over: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the first Wednesday with an Innovate Long Island newsletter waiting in your inbox…
No. 896: On coladas, kittens and ‘Classic’ Coca-Cola, with IDA tax breaks and college scholarships galore
Hot off the press: Welcome to another warm Wednesday, sweaty readers, as we steam into the sticky second half of this sweltering summer workweek. Today is July 10 and…
Challenges, opportunities abound across RE sectors
By PATRICK FOGARTY // The real estate industry is in flux – but there are significant opportunities across all sectors. Investment strategies must be revisited, reimagined and redeveloped to succeed…
Octo-online: Engagement, rescue in the digital ocean
By AHMED ABDELLA // While the world’s most bustling metropolis is just miles away, Long Island is surrounded by an even more active and interesting underwater ecosystem. Unfortunately, many of…
Black Business Month ends – but not the mission
By ALEEIA ABRAHAM // August is Black Business Month, an initiative founded to spotlight Black-owned businesses and their invaluable contributions to local economies. But as the month comes to an…
Northwell, Aegis Caire enough to pick the very best
By GREGORY ZELLER // The former chief executive of the Mayo Clinic will head Northwell Health and Aegis Ventures’ latest innovative enterprise. Northwell Holdings, the New Hyde Park-based health system’s…
Dad/daughter duo books some quality time (with you)
By GREGORY ZELLER // Art imitates life in a new children’s book about family togetherness – written by a Hofstra University professor and his 13-year-old daughter. “If Time Fell From…
Looking on the bright side after Canadian smoke-out
By GREGORY ZELLER // From the Department of Shared Experiences comes this week’s eerie and unhealthy Canadian wildfire smokestorm, engulfing Long Island and much of the Northeast region. More akin…
Still finding our way in the remote-work world
By DAVID PENNETTA // You might want to rethink your steadfast refusal to return to an office environment. The pandemic’s work-from-home phenomenon caused seismic shifts across mentalities, processes and technologies,…
Isolation innovations for an increasingly lonely planet
By JEFFREY REYNOLDS // As the latest round of COVID-19 takes its final breaths, America has yet another epidemic on its hands. And according to U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy,…