Over the past 30 years I have been involved in marketing and media. I am always on the cutting edge of new ways to attract customers to my clients. Though magazine, radio and internet TV we will not only build you a business platform, but we will also help you market and promote it.

For more than 20 years, Village Connection Magazine has invited our readers to appreciate all that our community has to offer. With world-class dining, shopping, history, art, nightlife and so much more, the Villages of Long Island are true destination spots. Our magazine, website and social media network, serve as a resource for information on what to do and where to go on Long Island.Village Connection Magazine is, and always was, a community contributed effort. Our pages feature the work of local artists, writers, photographers and business owners. We’ve been able to create this unique publication because of the creative network that we have been lucky enough to work with over the years. We all know that that there is power in numbers, and Village Connection has a very large network of business associates and friends that extends deep into the Community and well beyond. We support local organizations, including the Historical Society, Junior Welfare League, The Townwide Fund of Huntington, Huntington Arts Council, and many others. ​As we move forward into our second decade, we are committed to continually improving the service that we provide to our clients as well as the content that we share with our readers.

Electronic Warfare Technicians (EWs) operate and conduct preventive maintenance on computer-controlled electronic equipment used for detection, analysis, and identification of radar emissions. They operate systems that produce high-power electronic signals used to deceive and jam enemy electronic sensors, including those associated with electronically guided weapons. EWs are responsible for interpreting incoming electronic signals to determine their source and location. They utilize computer databases to analyze the electronic intelligence they receive, allowing them to evaluate weapon and detection system capabilities and limitations.The duties performed by EWs include: operating electronic detection and deception systems; evaluating intercepted radar emissions using computer databases to determine whether emissions originate from land based, surface ship, or airborne platforms; performing technical analysis of radar signals and systems in support of technical reports used by national level agencies plotting intercepted signals to determine effective defensive maneuvers in case of attack; tracking surface and airborne targets; defending the ship against inbound threats including anti-ship missiles; Routinely working with classified information and technical material in support of national security.