Susan Goldberg
Susan Goldberg, a longtime resident of Rockford, is an attorney and a writer on legal topics for LexisNexis. Susan serves on the Board of Directors of Sinnissippi Audubon Society, Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center, and the Beloit International Film Festival. Susan's poetry, often about her childhood in rural Indiana, can be heard on WNIJ's podcast Poetically Yours, as well as at poetry events in Rockford. More about the effort to stop data centers can be found at www.NoDataCentersRockford,org, including a digital petition which can be signed to show support for this community movement.
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Susan Goldberg urges people to speak out against data centers. -
Susan Goldberg's thoughts on gratitude lead her to her father. -
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There was always one present left under the tree when Susan Goldberg was growing up. It became a lesson in compassion. -
A French shopkeeper's smile offered Susan Goldberg a lesson in patience she embraces today. -
We all come from somewhere. Susan Goldberg ponders the factor that changed her father's life journey. -
Susan Goldberg shows us what can be accomplished with a little doggedness and determination. -
There really is one simple trick to making life better for you, your kids, and even your teens. Just ask Susan Goldberg. -
There's a special kind of melancholy for parents who lose their "first day of school" rituals. Just ask Susan Goldberg.
