Wright Ellis News Today

Cambria Supervisor Wright Ellis is serving out the rest of his term this weekend. After being elected in 1991, Ellis has not stopped performing what he describes as “public service.”

The Town of Cambria has been actively challenging development of the up-to-100-megawatt Bear Ridge Solar project since 2018, incurring approximately $99,000 in legal and engineering fees.

Cambria Supervisor Wright Ellis is serving out the rest of his term this weekend. After being elected in 1991, Ellis has not stopped performing what he describes as “public service.”

The Town of Cambria will appeal terms of the siting permit issued to Cypress Creek Renewables by the state for its Bear Ridge Solar project. The 100-megawatt project involves solar

Something sweeter is planned for the future of a former Cambria junkyard.

Something sweeter is planned for the future of a former Cambria junkyard.

The Town of Cambria is implementing a new electronic accounting program on Friday after years of getting by with a program created by the town supervisor’s former assistant.

The Town of Cambria is implementing a new electronic accounting program on Friday after years of getting by with a program created by the town supervisor’s former assistant.

New York State has issued a final siting permit to Cypress Creek Renewables for development of an up-to 100 megawatt solar energy facility in Cambria and Pendleton.

“A year ago we were a nice, quiet neighborhood,” said Ms. Coffman, who has attended a series of contentious public meetings over several months as the county considers revising regulations for wind-energy development. County-by-county battles are raging as wind and solar projects balloon in size, edge closer to cities and encounter mounting pushback in communities from Niagara