No. 1055: A very busy May Day, in which labor leaders organize, AI goes small and the Dark Knight rises
You May: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the first Friday of May – the first day of the new month, in fact, as…
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No. 1045: Slowing climate laws, hastening cancer clues and enjoying a stiff one (the whiskey, not the Viagra)
(The last?) first pitch: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we wrap up another busy workweek – and unwrap the 2026 Major League Baseball season, which has officially taken…
No. 1034: Women of science, Edison of Menlo Park, all kinds of IDA deals and other inventive trains of thought
Bake and break: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as a February thaw overtakes Long Island – holy guacamole, 40 degrees! – and we bask in the glow of another…
No. 1019: In which toilets shine, tourism stays home and the Gettysburg Address speeds by (heads up, men!)
Break in the action: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as the last action-packed workweek before the hectic holiday season rumbles to its manic midpoint. Yes, next week is Thanksgiving…
No. 1009: Curds, shrooms, entrepreneurial Edison and a hall of an invention honor for the Feinstein Institutes
Rain, rain gone away: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as sunshine returns to Long Island and we hurdle the hump of another busy Autumnal workweek. It certainly has been…
No 1001: Being mindful, playing Pac-Man and aiding tomorrow’s business leaders (with ancient aliens, maybe)
Fully recharged: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and the first edition of our second 1,000 newsletters. Full disclosure: We were emotionally drained after Wednesday’s big Newsletter Issue No. 1,000…
No. 1,000: The more things change…
Welcome, intrepid innovators, to Wednesday and a landmark edition of your favorite innovation newsletter, and to a momentous day in Innovate Long Island history. It’s mindboggling that more than…
No. 987: On Walnut Queens, glorious grandmothers and decadent desserts, with a big win in the war on AIDS
Comfort zone: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and another beautiful Summer day here on Long Island. Yes, we Islanders are quite comfortable as we hurdle the hump with moderate…
No. 978: Overcoming our fears, equalizing tax rates and playing the blame game – with (almost) no dad jokes
Busy busy: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the last Friday of Spring 2025 (sorta … this year’s Summer Solstice takes place at precisely…
No. 961: Laborers lament, vitamins vitalize, ‘Liberation’ hits hard and (almost) all newspeople feel the love
Mud in your eye: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we wrap up another busy workweek and look toward another well-earned weekend – though unfortunately, it’s looking like a…
No. 941: Supporting seniors, plugging peanut butter and vetting ancient vegetarians (but we’ll have the lobster)
We came, we thaw: Congratulations, intrepid innovators! You’ve survived the iciest Long Island workweek in a dog’s age and kindled another well-earned winter weekend. That’s got to toast your…
No. 935: Wrapping up 2024 with holiday hits, IDA deals and plenty of sangria (and our highest hopes for 2025)
Sixteen days of Christmas: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the last Friday before Christmas and Hanukkah – and the last Friday of the…
No. 919: Alaska arrives, Chuck Berry rocks, LI ZIP codes score … and election fatigue threatens us all
When will it end: Hang in there, intrepid innovators – Friday is upon us, the weekend beckons and Election Day is less than three weeks away. Ending another busy…
No. 905: Boosting Black businesses, going for gold and seeing red, as Summer 2024 quietly closes
Easy does it: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we dawdle our way through the unofficial last week of summer – officially, one of the slowest workweeks of the…
No. 892: So long, Spring – we bid you Cheerio with Moe the stooge, martinis and a quick trip to Philly
Summer love: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, but not just any Wednesday – not only is it Juneteenth, it’s the last Wednesday of Spring, with the Summer Solstice in our…