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LOWVILLE — Lewis County has entered into an agreement with the New York Power Authority to explore the possibility of creating a community solar project on under-utilized county owned land.
LOWVILLE â Lewis County has entered into an agreement with the New York Power Authority to explore the possibility of creating a community solar project on under-utilized county owned land. The property adjacent to the county Solid Waste Facility at 7952 Route 26 not currently in use will be analyzed for solar suitability by the Authority through the Community Solar and Battery Storage program introduced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in February. According to county Planning Director Casandra Buell, the program is designed to work with municipalities on creating ready-made sites for small-scale s...
Tue, 03/02/2021 - 9:45am Related Stories Monday, March 22, 2021 THOMASTON — The Town of Thomaston will hold a special town meeting Wednesday, March 3, at 6 p.m. at the Thomaston Municipal Building (13 Valley Street) to determine if it is the will of the Town’s voters to establish a Solid Waste Facility Reserve. The lone article question reads: To see if the Town will vote to establish a Solid Waste Facility Reserve with funds received from Penobscot Energy Recovery Company of $363,440.93 with the ratification of expenditures of ($48,578.00) for a total of $314,862.93 plus in...
By Kitsey Burns Harrison kburns@yadkinripple.com Yadkin County Detention Officer Barry Daye is presented with his Advanced Training Certificate and Advanced Service Award by Yadkin County Sheriff Ricky Oliver. At the Jan. 4 meeting of the Yadkin County Commissioners, Yadkin County Detention Officer Sgt. Barry Daye was presented with his Advanced Training Certificate as well as the Advanced Service Award. Daye has served for more than 28 years with the Yadkin County Detention Center. “It’s always an honor and a privilege to award these certificates to personnel that have gone the extra mi...
By Kitsey Burns Harrison kburns@yadkinripple.com Yadkin County Detention Officer Barry Daye is presented with his Advanced Training Certificate and Advanced Service Award by Yadkin County Sheriff Ricky Oliver. At the Jan. 4 meeting of the Yadkin County Commissioners, Yadkin County Detention Officer Sgt. Barry Daye was presented with his Advanced Training Certificate as well as the Advanced Service Award. Daye has served for more than 28 years with the Yadkin County Detention Center. “It’s always an honor and a privilege to award these certificates to personnel that have gone the extra mi...