WARDENCLYFFE - Nikola Tesla's Labortory for "SALE"

[rickoff]

A passing thought.....

How about a Tesla museum and hotel? There are five levels inside this building (4 below ground). And rebuild a mock tower just to pinpoint the landmark and cause interest. Guided tours through parts of the building and up the tower, etc., etc.

[FuzzyTomCat]

How about a Tesla museum and hotel? There are five levels inside this building (4 below ground). And rebuild a mock tower just to pinpoint the landmark and cause interest. Guided tours through parts of the building and up the tower, etc., etc.

That would be a great idea, there is also several other good buildings out of the fourteen that are usable, hopefully something like that will happen ........ but the chance of it being totally under a State or Federal organization would be the best of the worse, like just being seen on site with a shovel in your car and getting in trouble type. It would probably take a act of congress to excavate the shaft and bottom raceway tunnel areas of the Transmitter Tower and other locations that may exist, as you know Tesla said himself the underground work was the most time consuming and expensive. Then of course the present owner did dump a lot of funky chemicals from the photo finishing that was done, it took what looks like from 1995 until 2009 to come to a agreement with the "New York State Department of Environmental Conservation" from start, clean up to finish ..... but the DEC still say it could be hazardous ??

[FuzzyTomCat]

Media Outlet Contacts

Hi everyone,

Here is a list of possible Media Outlets that could be helpful in passing on information to further this cause. I would only recommend that a letter is (via snail mail) more effective than a e-mail but if you have time both would be great. I personally want to thank everyone involved in this worthy cause members and guests alike.


New York Times
The New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia

letters@nytimes.com
metro@nytimes.com

The New York Times Company
620 Eighth Avenue
New York, NY 10018

(212) 556-1234

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Chairman & Publisher:
publisher@nytimes.com.

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New York Post
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letters@nypost.com

New York Post
1211 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036-8790
(212) 930-8000

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New York Daily News
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voicers@edit.nydailynews.com

New York Daily News
450 W. 33 Street
New York, NY 10001
phone number: (212) 210-2100

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USA Today
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USA TODAY
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McLean, VA 22108-0605

1-800-USA-0001

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Los Angeles Times
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letters@latimes.com

Los Angeles Times
202 W. 1st St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 237-5000
Fax: (213) 237-7679

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Washington Post
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Washington Post
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Arlington, VA 22216

Main Number: 703.469.2500
Main Fax: 703.469.2995

(These numbers can be used to reach a Washington Post reporter or staff member)
202.334.6000
800.627.1150

letters@washpost.com

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The Christian Science Monitor
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http://www.csmonitor.com/cgi-bin/contactus.pl

The Christian Science Monitor
210 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston MA 02115
USA
617.450.7929

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Chicago Tribune
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tips@tribune.com

Chicago Tribune
435 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60611
(1-800-874-2863)

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Pittsburgh Post Gazette
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette
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Customer Service: 1-800-228-NEWS (6397)
Main Switchboard: (412) 263-1100


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Boston Globe
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Location:
135 Morrissey Blvd. Boston, MA 02125

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 55819 Boston, MA 02205-5819

617.929.2000

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The Gazette
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jeff.thomas@gazette.com editor

The Gazette
30 S. Prospect St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
719-632-5511

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CNN News
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(212) 301-3000

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CBS NEWS
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CBSNews.com Feedback

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Main Number:
(212) 975-4114

CBS Paramount Television
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Los Angeles, CA 90038

King World
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Santa Monica, CA 90404

CBS Radio
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

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ABC NEWS
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ABC News
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New York, NY 10023

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PBS NEWS
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MacNeil/Lehrer Productions
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Arlington, VA 22206


703.998.2138.

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Voice of America
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New York City
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Voice of America
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Washington, D.C. 20237 U.S.A.

202-203-4000

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Best Wishes,
Glen

[FuzzyTomCat]

New York Department of Environmental Conservation

Hi everyone,

I found some information on the site clean up of toxic chemicals -

New York Department of Environmental Conservation Fact Sheet "Feb 2004"
"Peerless Photo Products Site" Site No. 1-52-031

Remedy Proposed for the Peerless Photo Products Site

"Proposed Remedial Action Plan" (fact sheet - 3 pages)

It appears that one area shown in these old photos after 1917 where the magnifying transmitter tower was removed for salvage, is a fill area from ground level to thirty (30) feet down Peerless did use for dumping unknown toxic waste. This soil here was so badly polluted it was removed and replaced with clean.




This could mean that from thirty (30) feet to one hundred and twenty (120) feet down the ruins of the subterranean bottom area of the Transmitting tower should be still there and possibly intact. The biggest question is the "In Situ" stabilization that was involved in the cleanup process, there are some terms that still apply to any landowner of the site.

In situ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Environmental engineering"
In situ can refer to where a clean up or remediation of a polluted site is performed using and simulating the natural processes in the soil, contrary to ex situ where contaminated soil is excavated and cleaned elsewhere, off site.

There still may be some hope in excavation of the tower base but it won't be easy.

Best wishes,
Glen

[FuzzyTomCat]

Hi everyone,

The rally at Shoreham Long Island New York was last weekend and had about 200 people there with special guests ...

US Congressman Tim Bishop
NYS Senator Kenneth LaValle
NYS Assemblyman Marc S. Alessi
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy
Suffolk County Legislator Daniel P. Losquadro
Suffolk County Legislator Edward Romaine
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Mark Lesko
Brookhaven Town Concilwoman Jane Bonner
Shoreham Civic Organization President Kevin Ward
Tesla Memorial Society of New York, President, Dr. Ljubo Vujovic

The Rally to Preserve Tesla's Lab in Shoreham, Long Island on May 30, 2009

Hopefully with the help from "The National Trust for Historic Preservation" and others concerned the Tesla's Wardenclyffe laboratory and surrounding site might be saved. Please keep those letters going out and thanks to all the members and guests for what you have already done in this cause.

Best Wishes,
Glen

[rickoff]

Looking good, Glen, and you are right on spot - now is the time to keep applying pressure to make this turn out right. A one-day event can draw a lot of attention, but we know that attention fades fast because most people have the attention span of a gnat, and soon forget what is important. Inattention and apathy have been the greatest setbacks to historic preservation efforts in America, and this isn't likely to change. Be persistent at making your voices heard, and remember that, "it is the squeaky wheel that gets the grease."

Rick

[FuzzyTomCat]

Looking good, Glen, and you are right on spot - now is the time to keep applying pressure to make this turn out right. A one-day event can draw a lot of attention, but we know that attention fades fast because most people have the attention span of a gnat, and soon forget what is important. Inattention and apathy have been the greatest setbacks to historic preservation efforts in America, and this isn't likely to change. Be persistent at making your voices heard, and remember that, "it is the squeaky wheel that gets the grease."

Rick

Hi Rick,
The response on this endeavor for support is slow, the letters I sent out have been somewhat consistent in the response that they are aware but undecided or unable to help at this time ..... some standard form letters. I'm sure that your right that pressure by just not letting this go away and the persistence of the concerned will make the best outcome that can be hoped for.

There is movement in the sales and it appears a confirmed offer from a developer on giving 7 acres of the site for a 9 acre 48 unit condominium plan, sounds alright I suppose but the 7 acres includes 99% of the "super fund" clean-up which would leave the developer not responsible for any additional future clean-up work if ever required and all annual record keeping needed.

The most encouraging is from Assemblyman Marc Alessi (D-Shoreham), gave a $350,000 state grant to serve as a down payment to be used for the protection and preservation of the 16-acre site. I have no clue what the ramification of this is or what it truly means, on who gets what and where it going, but I'm trying to find out more information to share.

The North Shore Sun / 06-05-2009

Best,
Glen

[rickoff]

The most encouraging is from Assemblyman Marc Alessi (D-Shoreham), gave a $350,000 state grant to serve as a down payment to be used for the protection and preservation of the 16-acre site. I have no clue what the ramification of this is or what it truly means, on who gets what and where it going, but I'm trying to find out more information to share.

The North Shore Sun / 06-05-2009

Best,
Glen

Wow, Glen, that's great! "Protection and preservation" sounds like it's going in the right direction. Fill us in as soon as you hear more details.

Best 2 U,

Rick

[FuzzyTomCat]

Hi everyone,

@ Rick, I haven't heard anything yet so I just sent out some more e-mails to get updated, maybe I'll have to actually write letters or make some phone calls.

Here is some more contacts to further the progress of saving the "Wardenclyffe" Nikola Tesla laboratory site in Shoreham, Long Island NY. I must thank you all again for your continued participation and support in this worthy cause.

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County Executive
county.executive@suffolkcountyny.gov
Steve Levy
H. Lee Dennison Building
100 Veterans Memorial Highway
P.O. Box 6100
Hauppauge, NY 11788-0099

Legislator, District 1
Edward.Romaine@suffolkcountyny.gov
Hon. Edward P. Romaine
423 Griffing Avenue, Suite 2
Riverhead, NY 11901
Tel. 852-3200

Legislator, District 6
Daniel.Losquadro@suffolkcountyny.gov
Hon. Daniel P. Losquadro
5505 Nesconset Hwy, Suite 222
Mount Sinai, NY 11766
Tel. 854-1600

Governor
GOV SITE
David A. Paterson
State Capitol
Albany, NY 12224

First Assembly District
alessim@assembly.state.ny.us
Assemblyman Marc Alessi
6144 Route 25A
Bldg. A, Suite 5
Wading River, NY 11792
Tel. 929-5540

First Senate District
Sen. Kenneth P. LaValle
325 Middle Country Road, Suite 4
Selden, NY 11784
696-6900
Tel. (518) 474-8390
Fax 854-1603
Fax 852-3203
Tel. 853-4000

United States Congress
Tim Bishop
1st District of New York
Charles Schumer
Long Island Office
145 Pine Lawn Road #300
Melville, NY 11747
Tel. 753-0978
Fax 753-0997

Washington Office
313 Hart Senate Building
Washington, DC 20510
Tel. (202) 224-6542
Fax (202) 228-3027

Kirsten Gillibrand - United States Senator for New York: Home
Long Island Office
155 Pinelawn Road
Suite 250 North
Melville, NY 11747
Tel. 249-2825
Fax 249-2847

Washington Office
476 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Tel. (202) 224-4451
Fax (202) 228-0282
Congressman Tim Bishop

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Best Wishes
Glen

[rickoff]

Thanks for the extras, Glen. We must keep after these people. Remember, "it's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease."

Rick

[FuzzyTomCat]

Hi everyone,

This morning I got a e-mail from Jane Alcorn, president of the "Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe", and was able to answer the questions about the grants and donations received by mail and online, also how grateful the organization is for the donations and help. As I suspected a great deal of cost is used for informing the masses on information and the goals to the "Wardenclyffe" site, this is the best reason it is so important for us to use whatever influence we have at our disposal to further the cause to help limit expenses for something we can easily do. She did indicate at this time she had no details on the "State" grant that has been given and the new ownership of the property, i'll see what I can find out.

Thanks again to all members and guest that are actively working or just have time to add your voice to this worthy cause, to "Save Wardenclyffe" anyone interested in helping .... the previous posts have "CONTACT" information

Best Wishes,
Glen

[FuzzyTomCat]

Hi everyone,

Today I got a e-mail from Assemblyman "Marc Alessi" from the New York State First Assembly District on his achievement and verification of securing $350,000 dollars for the "Save Wardenclyffe" project ....... outstanding
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Mr. Xxxxxxxxxxx:

Thank you for your recent email regarding the Tesla Laboratory in
Shoreham, New York. As you know, I was able to secure $350,000 for
capital improvements to this site. As of now, the Friends of Science
East is looking to identify and secure other grant monies as matching
funds. Please do not hesitate to contact my district office should you
have any further questions regarding this matter. In addition, I would
like to direct you to Mr. David Madigan who is on the Board of Directors
for the Friends of Science East. Dave may be reached by calling (516)
375-1840.

Best,

Marc Alessi

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Thanks everyone members and guests for your continued support and effort in this matter for this worthy cause to "Save Wardenclyffe" ...... again, anyone interested in helping .... the previous posts have "CONTACT" information

Best Wishes,
Glen

[wedged]

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"Lowng Igland" = Rich over-bred snots (sorry for the nasty over-generalization lol but you get the point). Especially the ones who would be involved here... Not the best place to sell Free Energy.

It's a seriously HUGE over-generalization and far from the truth. In fact, it's downright insulting to the vast majority of the population. I haven't lived there for several years, but I recall having some of the highest utility rates in the nation. I can't think of any place in the nation that that would not want cheaper power, unless of coures they are spinning their meter in reverse. Sorry for the side track, rant over.


Anyway, I think it would be great if this place could be preserved or better yet, restored. I passed by there a million times and had no clue that it was there.