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· Since 2016, Barclays Unreasonable Impact programme has supported over 250 companies who have raised over US$10bn in financing and employ more than 19,500 people ... | April 17, 2023

Modular housing start-up Project Etopia has dropped contracting from its operations, Construction News can reveal. The firm has made the last of its

Samsung announced a new addition to the SmartThings platform at SDC 21. It's called Build, and it's supposed to make smart home management more convenient. - SamMobile

After a year of seismic societal change, the discussion centred on sustainability, social impact and Covid-19.

aonyon@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — Mayor Vincent DeSantis on Wednesday announced his candidacy for re-election. “This of course will be my last political campaign and, if successful, it will give me the privilege of bringing to fruition the work that has been the focus of my intention for the last several years,” said DeSantis at the Karpeles Museum before a small, socially-distanced group mostly comprised of media. DeSantis was first elected to city government as the 3rd Ward council...

aonyon@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — Progress continued in the city throughout 2020 despite the impacts of the coronavirus, according to Mayor Vincent DeSantis, who points to plans to strengthen the city in 2021 and beyond as the next steps towards a bright future. Delivering the annual state of the city address during the organizational meeting of the Common Council on Friday, DeSantis recounted the optimism he felt delivering the address a year earlier and outlining plans for 2020. “We ...

Is this how your house will look in 2030? 12 minutes to read By: Harry de Quetteville Wardrobes that clean your clothes. Mirrors that check your health. And smart toilets that monitor your dietary habits... Harry de Quetteville looks ahead to the home of the not-too-distant future. (Technophobes, brace yourselves) How will we live in 2030, or 2050? Its tempting to think not much will be different, but if Covid-19 and recent months have shown us anything, it is that dramatic ch...

aonyon@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — The Common Council has unanimously rejected a request by solar developers to rezone portions of the former Pine Brook Golf Club property from residential to commercial to allow construction of a community solar farm at the center of the site. The rejection will not kill the project outright as developers may still apply to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a variance. The Common Council on Tuesday finally issued a decision on the request by solar developer...