$3M Needed Urgently to Save Nikola Tesla’s Last Remaining Lab
Thanks to over 100 firemen and the creative optimism of those who've carried this dream so far, plans for Nikola Tesla's last remaining laboratory endure.
Nikola Tesla: The Man, The Myth, The Legacy
We are grateful the rain held off as we traipsed about the site of Nikola Tesla’s last and only surviving laboratory, “Wardenclyffe." There, board member Neil Baggett talked about the great scientist and his time on Long Island, and plans to advance his legacy. While nothing can replace an in-person tour – we highly recommend taking one if you can! -- here is a bit of what we learned:
John’s Crazy Socks Goes Main Street
It’s kind of remarkable how exciting this latest move is for John's Crazy Socks, given the incredible success they’ve already experienced. The father & son enterprise has served the world for a full decade now. Dedicated to proving what’s possible...
Honoring Firefly’s Light: Love you, Jim
Photo of Jim outside our old location soon after our tremendous effort to
Let It Shine: Dee Thompson, 21st Century Icon, Beloved King-Mother of Huntington Station
Photo of Dolores Thompson taken in 2008 by Katheryn Laible Prelude: Please Help
$3M Needed Urgently to Save Nikola Tesla’s Last Remaining Lab
Thanks to over 100 firemen and the creative optimism of those who've carried this dream so far, plans for Nikola Tesla's last remaining laboratory endure.
In Memoriam: Dolores Thompson, Kevin Thorbourne Sr., Robert DeSimone
Photo of Dolores Thompson taken in 2008 by Katheryn Laible Three extraordinary souls
In Memoriam: Ken Christensen
“The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” ~Google tells me this quote is attributed to Nelson Henderson but to me it belongs to Ken Christensen, who spoke those words often and took them deeply to heart.
History Note: Walt Whitman
When poet, teacher, newspaperman Walt Whitman set out to find his brother, who had been wounded in the Civil War, the experience inspired another vocation:
A Park for Joy!!!
Here’s the story we wrote about Joy Squires, Huntington’s Environmental Sage in 2016. She’s been chair of the Huntington Conservation Board since 1979, and also long-led the NYS Conservation Commission,
Syosset Road Renamed in Honor of Gus Scutari
Gus Scutari with Eagle Scouts from Troop 205 in 2019. Photo by Katheryn Laible Today, a portion of Underhill Boulevard in Syosset was renamed in honor of one of Long
In Memoriam: Gus Scutari
Photo of Gus Scutari at 2019 Memorial Day Parade by Katheryn Laible We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Costantino “Gus” Scutari, shortly after his 99th birthday.
Nikola Tesla: The Man, The Myth, The Legacy
We are grateful the rain held off as we traipsed about the site of Nikola Tesla’s last and only surviving laboratory, “Wardenclyffe." There, board member Neil Baggett talked about the great scientist and his time on Long Island, and plans to advance his legacy. While nothing can replace an in-person tour – we highly recommend taking one if you can! -- here is a bit of what we learned:
