Strike Out
Soon, the Long Island Rail Road could cease to operate thanks to a prolonged labor dispute with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The clock is ticking, and both sides are a “gulf” apart. While both sides hash it out,...
Read MorePosted by Richard Murdocco | Jul 16, 2014 | Transportation
Soon, the Long Island Rail Road could cease to operate thanks to a prolonged labor dispute with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The clock is ticking, and both sides are a “gulf” apart. While both sides hash it out,...
Read MorePosted by Richard Murdocco | Jul 9, 2014 | Economic Development, Environmental Policy, Housing
The following appeared in New Geography as a featured article, as well as LIBN’s Young Island. Eric Alexander, the executive director of Vision Long Island, seems to be popping up everywhere on Long Island these days. He...
Read MorePosted by Richard Murdocco | Jun 25, 2014 | Economic Development
Recently, Vision Long Island shared an interesting article from the Wall Street Journal on Long Island’s blossoming downtown redevelopment scene. In their post, the nonprofit commented that ”some of the regional commentary...
Read MorePosted by Richard Murdocco | Jun 18, 2014 | Economic Development
For decades, the pattern was the same: Find a plot of vacant land, raze it and put up a new subdivision of pristine single-family homes. Rinse, repeat ad infinitum. Then suddenly, the recession hit. The housing market bombed....
Read MorePosted by Richard Murdocco | Jun 11, 2014 | Economic Development, Housing
It seems that Destination LI, “a nonprofit community building and educational organization dedicated to helping people create and sustain vibrant centers” on Long Island, has been quietly busy in recent months. Recently, the...
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