
Road salt reduction bill wins quick passage in Senate, awaits Assembly
The New York Senate adopted a bill to provide more oversight of statewide road salt reduction. Will the Assembly get there too?
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The New York Senate adopted a bill to provide more oversight of statewide road salt reduction. Will the Assembly get there too?
Lawmakers passed a bill requiring large greenhouse gas emitters to pay for their pollution, creating a new fund for climate projects.
Adirondack communities await fate of 3 closed prisons as legislative session ends without action
Records request turned down twice as state agency plans move to Saranac Lake
Agreement nears to address closed prisons in the Adirondacks.
Interactive map shows projects funded by bond act and what funds are still available.
Caroga town is 7th Adirondack Park community to receive permit to try ProcellaCOR
Project opponents remain concerned about impacts to Upper Saranac Lake and surrounding waterbodies
The application remains incomplete after five reviews by the agency.
By James Odato
Franklin County moves to take control of Big Tupper