Ned Sullivan On the Level with Hezi Aris on WVOX-1460 AM Radio

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NEW ROCHELLE, NY –  Ned Sullivan is president of Scenic Hudson, a nonprofit that proclaims its mission as, “Your valley. Your voice. Your future.” He is our guest this Tuesday morning, July 22, 2008, on the On the Level with Hezi Aris radio program heard on your radio dial from 10:00 am through 11:00 am on WVOX-1460 AM radio, or by way of live streaming audio technology on your computer.

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Ned Sullivan joined Scenic Hudson in 1999 after serving as commissioner of Maine’s Department of Environmental Protection from 1995 to 1999, where he managed a staff of 400 and was responsible for statewide pollution control and prevention efforts and land-use programs. Before that, he served as deputy commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation from 1987 to 1995, overseeing the state’s hazardous waste cleanup initiative as well as air, water and waste management programs. During this same period he was chairman of the Environmental Facilities Corporation, a public-benefit corporation providing financing and technical assistance to businesses and government agencies in the state.

Sullivan’s career includes being a vice president and managing director at the Bank of Boston, where he assisted government and corporate clients in obtaining funding for major capital projects involving energy and environmental facilities and real estate. As financial advisor to the state’s secretary of environmental affairs, he helped develop legislation to finance the multi-billion-dollar Boston Harbor cleanup.

Sullivan earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and a coordinate degree in environmental studies from Williams College and master’s degrees from Yale University’s School of Management and School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Ned’s father owned Sullivan Realty and Insurance, an agency in Yonkers, and was a Republican member of the Westchester County Board of Supervisors. He was also a United States delegate to UNESCO.

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Comments

Portland Maine???Now where have I heard that one before. Oh yeah, that's the city that Yonkers is supposed to be designed after, so we become Portland Maine, according to extremist activists against development. Sure, Portland Maine, that's the ticket - no diversity, just ship out all the ethnic groups here... And while you're at it, reduce the population overall to 1/3 or less, and then you'll have Ned Sullivan's favorite city, Portland Maine.

Scenic Hudson the political action horse for heroin user Robert Kennedy Jr.Joseph Kennedy is selling oil from Hugo Chavez to the "poor" of Massachusetts.If you want to really see the "poor" go to Venezuela with runaway inflation.No drilling in America Al Gore family fortune comes from Occidental Petroleum that paid off the senior Gore for the Elks Hill Naval Petroleum reserve.The younger Gore also used his senate seat to help Occidental in Colombia.The hypocrite leftist party is running the country.

Here's a question for him Hezi. When can he leave Yonkers?

[Karin Rosenberg Härdne]

Nice to read about you. I looked for Ned Sullivan in google and I found you in my first try!! I am Karin Rosenberg from Sweden .Maybe you remember me from Alaska. How is your life?
Hope to get a mail!!
Karin