Aaron Short

4 days ago | ecotopical.com | Aaron Short

Welcome to EcoTopical Your daily eco-friendly green news aggregator. Leaf through planet Earths environmental headlines in one convenient place. Read, share and discover the latest on ecology, science and green living from the web's most popular sites.

1 week ago | commercialobserver.com | Aaron Short

When Lily Liu and her family moved from Taiwan to Westchester County in the 1980s, finding an apartment in the suburbs that could accommodate them was a challenge. After struggling to locate a rental while doubling up within their uncle’s home for nearly a year, they found a one-bedroom unit in Mount Kisco. Liu’s parents, herself and her older sister stayed there for several years and saved up enough to buy a home nearby, but their difficulty obtaining an apartment stayed with her for a long time.

1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Aaron Short

Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Jamie Torres-Springer joined the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in 2021 as president of Construction & Development after serving as commissioner of New York City’s Department of Design and Construction for nearly four years.

1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Aaron Short

Robert Galvin joined the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as its chief technology officer in 2013 after serving in a similar role for the New York City School Construction Authority. Over the past decade, Galvin has helped transform the region’s three major airports, PATH and the Port Authority Bus Terminal with state-of-the-art 5G wireless service, upgraded its payment and cybersecurity systems and introduced several mobile apps to improve passengers’ experiences.

1 week ago | cityandstateny.com | Aaron Short

A friend visiting New York City from Ohio for the first time in several years was riding the subway with her children and reflexively took her phone they were playing a game on when the Q train went under a tunnel. To her surprise, her phone had uninterrupted wireless service while they were underground and her kids could keep themselves occupied for several more minutes. “When did that happen?” she asked.