An MSTDA Thriller enlivened the Rivercross lawn on Tuesday, spirits dancing until it was dark. “Happy Halloween” was the message.
Month: October 2020
Real Al Sharpton Now, Not a Hero, Not the Villain
The real Al Sharpton is neither hero nor villain, but he’s something many Americans can’t handle: an outspoken man of color.
NYC Early Voting, Now Some Relief, Letter from the Front
NYC early voting 2020 won some relief, last night, and we’ve got a letter from the front. An exhausted and beleaguered Judith Berdy shares her
A Big RIOC Scandal Resonates Now. Recall Fernando Martinez?
The biggest RIOC scandal — for now, at least — forced three resignations and a jail sentence. But more important today, it shines a glaring
Enigmatic Epigrams, BABY, IT’S YOU, Chapter 1
Enigmatic Epigrams is the first chapter from my novel, BABY, IT’S YOU. It was published in September, 2020.
Cornell Tech Scandal You (Almost) Never Heard About
The Cornell Tech scandal you almost never heard about involved Floyd Young. Hired as Senior Director of Facilities Operations in 2016, before the campus opened,
3 New Turbines Upgrade Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy Project
Three new tidal energy turbines entered the East River near Roosevelt Island on Thursday evening. The RITE project’s giant step forward. By David Stone Roosevelt
Dreams Erase Fear in New Art Exhibit at Gallery RIVAA
Dreams erase fear is the underlying theme for Constance Tanner’s Illusions & Delusions, opening next week at Gallery RIVAA. But some contrast makes it more
RIOC OPS, October 2020, Now Improving Processes, Flopping with Cats
At RIOC’s OPS October 2020 committee meeting, promising stars shined with emphasis on performance. But old bugaboos surfaced or went unresolved. It wasn’t perfect, but
