Family, colleagues mourn Long Island cornerstone Kulka
By GREGORY ZELLER // Family, friends and colleagues are mourning the death of a Long Island construction-industry icon. Jack Kulka, the outspoken founder of The Kulka Group and a founding…
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Islip airport ups its ground game with $8.4M GTC
By GREGORY ZELLER // New options welcome Long Island MacArthur Airport passengers taking the train, bus, taxi, Uber or hotel shuttle to the plane. The Town of Islip has officially…
Rapidly expanding airline helps answer LIMA’s prayers
By GREGORY ZELLER // Traveling through Long Island MacArthur Airport will be a bit more of a breeze in 2022, when a new airline touches down. Breeze Airways, founded by…
No. 636: An operatic entry, with licensed engineers, candied berries, The Mick – and Bela Lugosi as Dracula
That happened fast: Greetings, speedy readers! It’s Wednesday already, and just like that you’re halfway through this latest week of socioeconomic innovation … well done! It’s an utterly autumnal…
Episode 12: Terri Alessi-Miceli – Industrial Strength
There are networking organizations, lobbying groups and tradeshows … and then there’s the HIA-LI. With its forward-looking committees, 1,300-plus member companies, trendsetting tradeshows and 11-square-mile industrial park – packed daily…
No. 635: In which beepers, cheese curds and Chinese astronauts take off – and Emeril kicks it up a notch
Last leg: Welcome to Friday, dear readers! You’ve conquered another busy workweek and earned another restful weekend – almost. Just one last sprint to go! So dig deep, intrepid…
No. 622: In which acne shines, regional rainmakers get on board and the new guv comes out swinging
See you in September: Here we go, dear readers – summer is (unofficially) over, meteorological fall has (officially) begun and we’re embracing those three syllables that send chills down…
No. 619: Space voyagers, mosquitoes and airports fly – and the Northwell Nurses Choir soars, once again
Package deal: Another workweek conquered, another Friday reached … don’t know how you do it, dear readers, but do it you do, with style. It is indeed Friday out…
No. 566: Down, set, hike! It’s your Super Bowl newsletter, with Edison, Atari and teams of healthcare heroes
Is that all you got? If chaotic 2020 couldn’t stop us, one itty-bitty blizzard stood no chance – and so, here we are, dear readers, another wintry workweek conquered,…
No. 537: In which Yo-Yo meets Cougar, arenas get healthier and the dark side is revealed
But who’s counting? Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the halfway mark of this latest busy week of socioeconomic progress. On this Oct. 7, a few key countdowns: 28…
No. 415: On Cheerios, Stooges, smarter schools and ignored internships – plus, action in Innovation Park
Sunny disposition: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the final Innovate LI newsletter of Spring 2019. That’s correct – whatever soggy gloom the Weather Channel predicts, summer officially begins…
No. 310: Remaking the Nassau Expressway, recognizing Feinstein’s finest and why your laundry may soon be fungus-fresh
It’s still May? Strange but true, dear reader – Memorial Day is already two days gone and still the month of the emerald and the Crataegus monogyna has another day…
No. 309: Gandalf grays, Northwell walks, Islip eyes the CFA and why they’re lining up to fund Envisagenics
Oh, you SO earned it: Congratulations, dear reader – you’ve completed another busy week in socioeconomic innovation, and not just any week, but the week leading up to a long…