Michael J. Fitzgerald is a columnist at Finger Lakes Times, contributing his insights across a range of topics including animals, climate change, and family health. With five decades of professional curiosity, he explores themes related to environmental services, veterinary care, and the intersection of family and wellness. Michael's work has also been featured in Environmental Post Ledger and BLOX Digital.
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Michael J. Fitzgerald's columns primarily focus on expert commentary, government & politics, family & relationships, and scientific themes. His articles often revolve around technology, education, privacy and hygge.
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It's was a nostalgic week celebrating my 60th high school graduation with a hearty contingent of Lakewood, N.Y. classmates beginning last Sunday.
When I arrived in the Finger Lakes more than a week ago, I would have said I was in really good shape for hiking and walking, plenty of which I had planned.
The heart and health of Finger Lakes' communities are frequently revealed in events as simple as a town fair.
A data center in Dresden? Good grief. That's about the only thing I can imagine less popular than the existing, environmentally sketchy, cryptocurrency operation it plans to replace.
Hello, elected members of county legislatures, village and town boards, and all those appointed folks sitting on the commissions and committees who offer sage advice.
Windmills might be coming to the towns of Hector and Catharine. Details of exactly where, how many, how tall, how potentially noisy and hazardous to wildlife they might be are sketchy at the moment.
By MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD There are mornings and then there are mornings, right? Today was one of the really good ones.
By MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD Labor Day has always been a sharp demarcation date for me.
The public — all of us — needs to fight for the right to know the details about plans to build data centers in our neighborhoods.
