Originally designed as a way for customers to help pay for renewable projects Duke is already mandated to build, a revised proposal will allow some customers to speed up construction of new solar farms by about two years.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Patrick Dai, a former student at Cornell University who was arrested last year for posting threats to “shoot up” Jewish people on campus, was sentenced to 21 […]
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Town of Ithaca officials have spent over a decade revising the town’s Comprehensive Plan and redesigning its zoning code to embrace compact, mixed-use neighborhoods. Now an experienced […]
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Common Council approved a new salary schedule for the City of Ithaca’s managerial employees on Wednesday, giving each position about a 9% raise. The pay bump, which […]
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The New York State Police are investigating the deaths of two men in Chenango Forks, which they have described as suspicious.
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548 Foundation helps Illinois reach equity goals, while connecting employers with desperately needed highly-trained workers.
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The changes, which took effect in March, sparked a lawsuit against the city. Now the amendments are up for reconsideration, starting with Monday’s public hearing.
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