Two Local Authors Debut Books at Independent Bookstore Day
At End of The River's Edge Book Store in Averowd two local writers unveiled new works during Independent Bookstore Day readings. Jim Farfaglia presented The Best of Fulton Poems for My Small Town Newspaper and Margaret Streitenberger introduced Mishmash A Medley of Poems while Courtney Guerra promoted Is This Working. Beer and wine tastings accompanied signings.
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Downstate lawmakers clash with ups in CES energy debate
Albany energy officials defend New Yorks Clean Energy Standard, arguing 7.6 billion in subsidies to upstate nuclear plants over 12 years reduces carbon emissions and backs zero emission power until renewables replace them, despite downstate critics noting higher rates and questioning process transparency. PSC interim chair Gregg Sayre and NYSERDA CEO John Rhodes insist subsidies keep plants operating while cleaner tech develops.
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Feds avert shutdown with record 1.1 trillion spending deal
The White House and lawmakers approve a 1.1 trillion spending bill to fund the government through September. Republicans drop demands on environment and regulations while Democrats tout funding for foreign aid, transit projects, Puerto Rico, and first responders, and resist border wall moves and sanctuary city penalties. The measure heads to a Wednesday House vote and Friday Senate action before the midnight deadline.
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Verizon and Oswego eye micro cell tower upgrades downtown
Verizon and Oswego officials announced a McCrobie building micro cell tower plan to boost data capacity and generate over 4000 dollars in annual city revenue. The 2 foot tall tower will sit atop the historic building, with two additional antenna projects planned at Walmart and Charles E Riley Elementary School to speed data access for residents.
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Walmart
Charles E. Riley
Lusk
Rob Corradino
7Th Ward
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