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Thomas Cafarella

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Thomas Cafarella

    NYPA becoming majority owner of Canton solar project (opens the original)

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    WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The New York Power Authority is becoming the majority owner of the upcoming 240-megawatt Rich Road solar project in the town of Canton. Under the deal, NYPA owns 51% of the project, with the initial developer, EDF Power Solutions, owning the rest. EDF will remain involved in the project’s development and oversee construction at the 1,400-acre site. NYPA says its ownership stake will help support a program that provides bill credits to low-income New Yorkers. Canton T

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Thomas Cafarella

    Rabies cases rise in St. Lawrence County (opens the original)

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    CANTON, New York (WWNY) - So far this year, there have been 24 confirmed rabies cases in animals in St. Lawrence County, compared to one case last year. The county’s public health deputy director, Carly Zimmermann, said the increase could be for a number of reasons, including variations in the virus and more testing being done. 171 tests have been done so far this year, compared to 145 in total last year. Zimmermann said rabies cases across the U.S. are on the rise too. “It tells us that it’s no

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Thomas Cafarella

    Wood pellet demand surges in North Country (opens the original)

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    POTSDAM, New York (WWNY) - North Country businesses are seeing a spike in orders for wood pellets for home heating. Daryl Kolanko, owner of Potsdam Agway, said demand is heating up. “Demand has been threefold over the years past. The tonnage has just been off the charts,” Kolanko said. Kolanko believes this year’s need for wood pellets comes from high fuel costs, leading more people to fire up their stoves to stay warm. He has begun working with an additional pellet company to help keep the stor

  4. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Thomas Cafarella

    Wood pellet demand surges in North Country (opens the original)

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    POTSDAM, New York (WWNY) - North Country businesses are seeing a spike in orders for wood pellets for home heating. Daryl Kolanko, owner of Potsdam Agway, said demand is heating up. “Demand has been threefold over the years past. The tonnage has just been off the charts,” Kolanko said. Kolanko believes this year’s need for wood pellets comes from high fuel costs, leading more people to fire up their stoves to stay warm. He has begun working with an additional pellet company to help keep the stor

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Thomas Cafarella

    Group says NY’s nuclear power push could cost taxpayers $24B (opens the original)

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    ALBANY, New York (WWNY) - A state watchdog group says it is concerned about the costs that could come with new nuclear power development in New York. Gov. Kathy Hochul and other lawmakers have been pushing to develop nuclear power facilities to offset rising energy prices and demands. “We’re going to build more nuclear than the entire country has in 30 years. That is my ambition. But it’s beyond an ambition; it’s something I’m going to execute,” Hochul said last Friday. A group called Reinvent A

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