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A FINAL public consultation to discuss how Glasgow City Council intend to transform six different areas is to be launched before the proposals are…

Getting There: Electric vehicle charging stations for Earth Day FacebookTwitterEmail The city of Albany and the Albany Parking Authority have announced several new electric vehicle charging stations.Will Waldron A number of government agencies have announced initiatives intended to make transportation more climate-friendly, timed to coincide with Earth Day last Thursday. New York is making $2.8 million available to help municipalities purchase or lease zero-emission vehicles for fleet use and to install public charging stations. Most of it - $2.5 million - is available for municipalities to i...

John Rabchuk went to sleep Tuesday night like most good gardeners. He kept his fingers crossed.   With a freeze expected to hit the area, the 5,000 flowers his team of 125 volunteers from the River Corridor Foundation planted last fall at Mount St. Mary Park in St. Charles sat in jeopardy. But it'll take more than a little cold weather to derail the efforts of Project Daffodil. On Friday, the River Corridor Foundation organized a celebration of the bloom that began about three weeks ago following a winter of high hopes. By planting five different varieties of daffodils, the blooms should con...

Awaiting permit to cleanup NY Rt. 97; Litter Sweep targeting both sides of river Tri-County Independent NARROWSBURG, NY - With two weeks to go before the second annual Upper Delaware Litter Sweep, the Upper Delaware Council (UDC) is hoping for the similar consideration from New York Department of Transportation (NyDOT) as they have received from their Pennsylvania counterpart. The UDC has ready a force of volunteers to seek and seize litter from the highways, byways and river access on both sides of the river in the corridor along the 73.4 mile Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River. The ...

CDTA budget maintains all existing bus services despite pandemic | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS CAPITAL REGION — The Capital District Transportation Authority has adopted a $101 million annual budget that keeps existing services operating despite pandemic-related drops in ridership, starts construction on a new rapid-transit route, and lays out plans for getting more electric-powered buses in the future. The authority gained a significant benefit — $52 million — from the American Rescue Plan, the $1.9 trillion COVID pandemic stimulus bill approved by Congress in early March. That money i...