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New York State Gas & Electric targets transmission upgrades to improve grid

New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) is targeting transmission upgrades to support a more reliable grid through its transmission line deficiencies (TLD) program. In… The post New York State Gas & Electric targets transmission upgrades to improve grid appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

New York · 20d

Herald Community Newspapers

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Liberty Utilities seeks rate increase with state

Long Island residents serviced by Liberty Utilities are expressing outrage over the company’s proposal to increase rates, in some areas by nearly $30 per month. On the North Shore, Glen Head resident and water activist Agatha Nadel said the proposed increase would add hundreds of dollars a year to customers’ bills while efforts to transition to public ownership continue to drag on.

New York · 19d
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106.5 WYRK

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New Christmas Mega Stores Opening Soon in Western New York

Where will Spirit Christmas be opening in Buffalo?

New York · 27d

longislandwave.com

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New York Adds $6.5 Million to the Shellfish Hatchery Rising on Great South Bay

The new regional shellfish hatchery taking shape in the Town of Islip just got another $6.5 million from Albany. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the additional state capital funding on Tuesday, October 20 after touring the town's existing hatchery with Islip Supervisor Angie Carpenter, bringing New York's total commitment to the project to $16.5 million.

Islip, NY · 21d
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Governor Hochul Announces Nearly $50 Million To Preserve New York Farmland

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that more than $48.5 million has been awarded to 43 farms across New York through its Farmland Protection Implementation Grants (FPIG) program. The funding supports the preservation of thousands of acres of viable agricultural land, comprised of predominantly productive soils. An additional $1 million is supporting additional staff capacity within New York’s land trusts to further support farmland protection efforts. The announcement comes as the State celebrates the 30th anniversary of its Farmland Protection program.

New York · 22d

The Cool Down

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In New York, Bruce Blakeman vows to cut electric bills in half but can't show how

"It's not going to just steer itself into a more consumer-friendly mode."

New York · 23d

centralcurrent.org

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New York progressives have a plan to achieve energy affordability: make power public

Editor’s note: This story was updated with a statement from National Grid. New York progressives charted a path to public power at a Tuesday panel discussion at the Salt City Market. They see the plan as a means to lower utility rates and upgrade infrastructure at a time of increased power generation demand.

New York · 21d

uticaphoenix.net

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Mohawk Valley Water Projects Gain $26M for Lead Lines and Storage

Nearly $26.1 million in approved financing and grants would replace thousands of lead service lines in Herkimer and Gloversville and upgrade part of the Town of Herkimer’s water system. Three Mohawk Valley water projects are included in a new $200 million round of New York State funding approvals for...

Herkimer, NY · 20d

City Limits

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Winter Is Coming—So Are Your Heating Bills. See If You Qualify For Help in NY.

New Yorkers are bracing for higher-than-usual heat bills this winter, as the war in Iran drives up the cost of fuel. Two state programs can help eligible households cover some of those costs. It’s going to be an expensive winter in New York City, with residents bracing for higher-than-usual heating...

New York · 20d

Hudson Valley Post

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New York Increases Home Heating Aid As Energy Costs Soar

New York State is helping many residents afford to heat their homes.

New York · 22d

thenewshouse.com

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Push for wine, liquor in grocery stores raises concerns for Syracuse businesses

Bodegas and convenience stores in New York are joining major supermarket chains in a push to sell wine and liquor. A coalition of retailers—including Target and Wegmans—is urging lawmakers to change state law to allow the sales. The group, called the Coalition to Expand Consumer Choice, argues that...

Syracuse, NY · 21d

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New York Unclaimed Funds: How to Search for Lost Money Safely

An old bank account, an uncashed check or another forgotten balance can be easy to lose track of after a move, a name change or a change in jobs. New York has an official way to look for that money, including New York unclaimed funds, without paying someone to search for you.

New York · 21d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Putnam again boasts lowest unemployment rate in New York

ALBANY – For the sixth consecutive month, Putnam County has the distinction of having the lowest rate of unemployment in New York State. The state Labor Department released New York’s September statistics on Wednesday and Putnam recorded a rate of 3.4 percent unemployment. Overall, Hudson Valley, with 3.8...

Putnam County, NY · 20d

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Acropolis Realty Opens New Hartford Office With Oct. 22 Event

The independent brokerage will mark its Mohawk Valley expansion with a 4 p.m. event at 8506 Seneca Turnpike. Acropolis Realty New Hartford will hold a grand opening Thursday, Oct. 22, at its new office on Seneca Turnpike, giving residents and business owners a chance to learn more about a brokerage expanding into the Mohawk Valley.

New Hartford, NY · 22d

106.5 WYRK

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Target Makes big Change To Store In Western New York

The Target In Amherst Doesn't Look Like Target Anymore

New York · 28d

News 12

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Solar in a socket? The push to cut New York's electric bills

Kingston, NY · 20d

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Losing money filling some prescriptions, pharmacists push for Gov. Hochul to sign PBM transparency bill

Slate Hill NeighboRx Pharmacist Al Squitieri says when he fills some prescriptions, he's losing money. “We've had to cut down on some of our services because we literally can't afford to be doing it anymore," he said. "So who loses out? It would be the patient.”. Specific prescriptions are costing...

New York · 22d

Utica Observer-Dispatch

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Micron invests in critical minerals processing with Indium

Micron Technology has made an investment in critical mineral processing and high-purity materials manufacturing that is expected to support the expansion of Indium Corporation’s capabilities in Central New York, restarting domestic processing of critical minerals essential to advanced semiconductor manufacturing. “Indium Corporation has been a leader in advanced manufacturing for 90 plus years and this collaboration with Micron not only strengthens Oneida County’s partnership with Onondaga County, but benefits all of Central New York and the Mohawk Valley," Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. said in a statement on the investment. "Oneida County has been at the forefront of the semiconductor industry for years and we believe that implementing a regional strategy is the key to solidifying our standing as a global hub for research, development and innovation. What’s good for one, is good for all.” Plan to strengthen semiconductor supply-chain ecosystem Micron Technology officials said in a statement the investment is part of Micron’s plan, announced in July, to invest up to $3 billion to strengthen the U.S. semiconductor supply-chain ecosystem and secure a reliable domestic supply of critical manufacturing materials. "Under the agreement, Micron will provide strategic funding that enables Indium Corporation to expand its refining and manufacturing

Oneida County, NY · 22d

Long Island Parks

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State buys nearly 750 acres around Shoreham nuclear plant; no date set for public access

DEC paid National Grid $28.25 million for woods, bluffs and beaches that the state says it has listed as a preservation target since at least 2016. Parking and trails are still plans. The LIPA-owned plant site, where a battery facility is planned, was not part of the sale.

New York · 22d