Nikola Tesla: The Man, The Myth, The Legacy

July 1, 2019 / Katheryn Laible

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:

Get Support for Going Green: LI Garden Rewards Program

May 19, 2023 / Katheryn Laible

As part of a broader initiative to address nitrogen pollution, The Long Island

Flyer for a three-part educational series at Town Hall on "How to Improve & Protect our Marine Ecosystem." Join them Tuesday, June 6th at 6pm for the next one!

Come Learn: Huntington-Northport Oyster Reef Project

May 12, 2023 / Katheryn Laible

As part of a larger program, the Huntington Rotary has been coordinating a 3-part forum at Town Hall, “How to Improve and Protect Our Marine Ecosystem” featuring Aquaculture Experts at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County.

Photo of volunteers at the Tesla Science Center getting their shovels in the ground.

Groundbreaking at Nikola Tesla’s Last Remaining Lab

May 5, 2023 / Katheryn Laible

The Phase 1 groundbreaking ceremony for the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe (TSCW) marked a milestone in a massive international and yet deeply local endeavor to restore Nikola Tesla's last remaining laboratory, advance his humanistic legacy, and inspire great innovation.

Repair Café Needs YOU!!!

April 15, 2023 / No Comments

The Repair Café Needs You! Are you handy? With machines? Electronics? A needle and thread, perhaps? Would you share this knowledge with others? Just want to keep folks from throwing

Photo of Cindy's equipment for managing her diabetes

Ride With Kindness Ambassador Cindy Mardenfeld to Support Diabetes Research

August 8, 2022 / No Comments

Cindy Mardenfeld of Infinity Relations is a great friend to Long Island and one of the kindest, most encouraging people I’ve ever met. Please help her raise money and awareness to support diabetes research!

Synchronicity Picks: Two Ways of Knowing, Life Is Beautiful, Grow for Good

June 3, 2020 / No Comments

Photo by Katheryn Laible We’ve been thinking a lot about science and spirituality lately, and how we wish those who resonate with our hearts wouldn’t so often trouble our minds

Dr. Spencer Thomas atop the Uffizi in Florence, Italy

Spencer’s Picks: What? Why? How Can I? COVID Considerations…

May 5, 2020 / No Comments

Photo of Dr. Spencer Thomas atop the Uffizi in Florence, Italy. Photo by Katheryn Laible Dr. Thomas is back, sharing bits of the Internet that intrigue him. Here are some

COVID-19: Sources of Good Information from Reputable Sources

March 17, 2020 / No Comments

Photo by Kayla Velasquez on Unsplash There’s a lot of great news coverage out there…and a lot of not-so-helpful, possibly even dangerous stuff going around that’s spreading even faster

A Marriage of Art and Science to Address Global Food Insecurity: PlantingSeed Jewelry

November 21, 2019 / 1 Comment

Dr. Kate Creasey-Krainer seems as much an elegant permaculturalist, dedicated to environmental health and sustainability, as she is a highly trained and published plant geneticist. She believes that science is only as good as the integrity of the science communication with those of us who aren’t experts.

Photo credit: Esdras Calderan/wikipedia (CC BY 2.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Espiral_de_semillas_de_Girasol.jpg

On Sunflower’s Golden Spirals

August 9, 2019 / No Comments

I’d like to talk about patterns. In particular, the pattern that you might see if you look at the sunflower above.*(Photo credit: Esdras Calderan/wikipedia (CC BY 2.0) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Espiral_de_semillas_de_Girasol.jpg )

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