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Ilion delays decision on data center moratorium after packed hearing (opens the original)
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ILION â A packed Ilion Municipal Building erupted with concerns over the possibility of a data center on Monday, but after hours of public input, village trustees decided they were not yet ready to act on a proposed moratorium targeting developments with high electricity demands. The Village of Ilion Board of Trustees voted unanimously to delay action on Local Law No. 3 of 2026, allowing officials more time to review information and concerns raised by residents, Turin Management, the Herkimer
AI’s rapid growth brings new challenges, opportunities for Oneida County (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is already beginning to change how government and businesses operate in Oneida County, but one local technology official says its rapid development must be matched with stronger safeguards and human oversight. Christopher Thiesen, Oneida Countyâs information technology director and a member of the countyâs AI Task Force, said he sees enormous potential in artificial intelligence while acknowledging concerns that the technology is advancing faster than organizations an
NYPA plans $270M transmission upgrade in Marcy (opens the original)
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MARCY â A key piece of the electric grid in Marcy could receive a $270 million overhaul as the New York Power Authority seeks $50 million in federal funding to replace aging equipment and increase the amount of electricity that can move through the transmission system. The Marcy STATCOM PowerBoost project is among 31 grid improvement projects across 26 states selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for potential funding through its Speed to Power through Accelerated Reconductoring and other
Major changes proposed for Utica’s Broad Street (opens the original)
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UTICA â Broad Street could look dramatically different in the coming years, with fewer vehicle lanes, dedicated bicycle lanes, raised medians, and improved sidewalks planned as part of a nearly $5.8 million transportation project. City officials and design consultants offered the public an early look at those changes on Wednesday during a public information meeting for Uticaâs Broad Street Transportation Alternatives Project. The open house served as an early step in a process expected to le
Ilion weighs moratorium on large-scale data centers (opens the original)
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ILION â With the sprawling former Remington Arms property still awaiting a new future, Ilion officials are considering a temporary halt on developments with exceptionally high electricity demands while the village studies how projects such as data centers could affect its infrastructure, finances and residents. The Village of Ilion Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Monday, Sept. 28, on Local Law No. 3 of 2026, which would impose a temporary moratorium on the approval, permitting,
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