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A need for speed: How Newark’s fiber gambit could be game-changing

Posted on June 11, 2018 by f-admin

I am proud to be a part of Brick City Live, an award-winning hyperlocal news site covering the city of Newark. If you know me, you know I have spent much of my career in the state’s largest city, mostly … Continue reading →

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Zigging and Zagging in the Information Age

Posted on June 8, 2017 by f-admin

  I suppose I should not bury the lede – there is some news – I have been recognized as one of the “top 25 Brand Builders” of 2017 by Leading Women Entrepreneurs, a New Jersey organization founded by start-up … Continue reading →

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How a tree and a scientist nudged me out of the morass

Posted on October 24, 2016 by f-admin

I am honored to be included in the first-ever issue of a new online literary magazine, Koru, based in Australia. A Maori woman, Anjulie To Pohe, is using her people’s creation traditions to represent the endeavor of artists and writers … Continue reading →

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For Shame

Posted on June 23, 2016 by f-admin

SUMMER REVEAL: OBESITY AND BODY IMAGE I sliced through the water of my suburban New Jersey condo complex’s crystalline lap pool this weekend. I sucked the sticky air. I expelled my breath under the surface and gurgled chubby, wobbly bubbles. … Continue reading →

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Kanye and Grief

Posted on April 13, 2016 by f-admin

I recently wrote a piece for Medium.com on how the entertainer Kanye West and his at times over-the-top behavior may reflect his dealings with grief. Reaction to the piece has been strong with responses in both the positive and negative … Continue reading →

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Welcome to “Fathom”

Posted on April 11, 2016 by f-admin

“Diver Dan” Since I was a toddler, dipping my toes in salty Oyster Bay Harbor, the sea has stirred my imagination. Books I found around my parents’ house, with haunting stories and images such as Hans Christian Anderson’s “The Little … Continue reading →

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