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The Twin Tiers & Beyond: New York energy shortages causing higher prices (opens the original)
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Recent reports show that New Yorkers pay the third-highest residential electricity prices in the country, behind only California and Hawaii. It is a campaign issue that Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman is using against Gov. Kathy Hochul. His campaign talks of cutting your energy bill in half. There is no way he or anyone else can do that statewide. New York residential electricity was at 29.93 cents per kilowatt-hour in May 2026, 62% higher than the national average of 18.44 cen
The Twin Tiers & Beyond: NY population shrinks but budget increases (opens the original)
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New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, along with the Citizens Budget Commission (CBC), reported in mid-July that the stateâs population continues to shrink as people move to other states while the state budget continues to rocket upward. They report that the stateâs high taxes, aging population and uneven economic growth are contributing factors, along with a loss of wealthy individuals. This population loss is also causing a shift in the job market, with lower-wage health care and soc
The Twin Tiers & Beyond: Celebrating Labor Day in America (opens the original)
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On the first Monday in September, we celebrate Labor Day as a national holiday in the United States. In the late 1880s, trade union workers proposed that there be a day set aside to honor the American labor movement, and in 1894 it was made a federal holiday by President Grover Cleveland, as he signed the legislation that declared the first Monday in September as Labor Day. It honors and recognizes the American labor movement and the work of laborers who developed and built this great country. I
The Twin Tiers & Beyond: I-86 bridge work in New York (opens the original)
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Here in the Twin Tiers, New York state begins Interstate 86 bridge and highway maintenance in March or April, and projects always seem to drag out throughout the summer and fall seasons and finish just in time for the first big snowfall. I-86 has been one lane at Waverly, N.Y., and near Lowman, N.Y., on both the east and west sides of the highway since April, with the concrete barriers past the middle of the bridges, and my guess is they will still be there until at least November. I understand
The Twin Tiers & Beyond: The dog days of summer are dwindling (opens the original)
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It is that time of year when the weather in the Northeast may be sweltering hot at times. The county fairs are winding down. Some colleges and schools may have already started the fall semester. The weekly outdoor music in the parks of Athens, Sayre, Waverly, and other neighboring towns is coming to an end as the days get shorter and darkness shows up earlier each day. I hope you all had a good summer, and I know you are ready for some cooler weather. Sorry, there are no recent results for popul
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