Author name: Marc Bussanich

Super Bowl Reflections

An American football resting on a green football field with yard lines visible

I’ve never attended a Super Bowl but I’ve probably watched every one since the January, 1979 contest between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys. I was nigh 10 years old when I was irrationally rooting for the Dallas Cowboys, heartbroken by the perfect pass from quarterback Roger Staubach to tight end Jackie Smith in the […]

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IT is IT!

Network cables plugged into Ethernet ports with one port highlighted in red and a warning symbol indicating a connectivity issue

Over the past month, during December 2024, I spent hours and hours and hours, took a break, and then after hours and hours and hours of CompTIA study, I passed the A+ Core I exam in late January on the path to A+ Certification! Thanks to the good people at Total Seminars I utilized a

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To the heart of the Caribbean

Brightly colored kayaks rest on a rocky shoreline under dramatic clouds in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands.

Winter finally returned to New York just as I remembered it while growing up across the river in New Jersey. Frigid weather and snow, yay! But with conditions like that it was time for a short jaunt to the heart of the Caribbean. It was a welcome change of weather for a brief stint in

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In Absentia, but Not for Long!

Quaint residential street in Greenwich Village, New York City, lined with red-brick townhouses, iron staircases, and fire escapes on a rainy day

Over one month since my last post already! The end-of-year, holiday season consumes time and effort, at least from writing. But it’s time to return to the canvas of WordPress.com to tell another story. In the interim, I celebrated Thanksgiving with family but more entertaining was watching “A Complete Unknown” one day after Christmas. I

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Local Tracks, National Stakes

A high-speed train in motion at dusk, captured with a motion blur effect over intersecting railway tracks and overhead electric lines.

Nearly one month after the national election and politics, here on the local level, goes on. In New Rochelle, New York, the City Council is on the verge of passing a $285M budget, learning that first-hand at a meeting for the New Rochelle Democrats yesterday. As a new district leader in the community, there’s the

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Transport, Motorways and Tramlines

A high-speed train in motion at dusk, captured with a motion blur effect over intersecting railway tracks and overhead electric lines

The opening lyrics to Radiohead’s 1997 “Let Down,” which is, partly, about being in transit, which New York always is. And transit news is splashed across paper headlines and websites as New York forges ahead with implementing congestion pricing barring a court injunction stemming from several lawsuits. As a former reporter I regularly reported on

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