RATE HIKE FILED: NYSEG EXPECTS CUSTOMERS TO PAY FOR THEIR MISTAKES!
AUDIT UNDERWAY!
NYSEG CLAIMS IT APPOINTED A “NEW YORK CEO” TO CLEAN UP ITS MESS
BUT THAT NEW LEADER HAD ALREADY BEEN IN PLACE FOR THREE YEARS.
In May, the Department of Public Service issued a Notice of Apparent Violations (NOAV), ordering NYSEG and sister utility RG&E to respond by June 9 detailing how they would fix issues like botched billing, delayed estimated meter reads, ignored gas safety reporting deadlines, and six years of failed electric reliability... Their response — the utility filed for a jaw-dropping $464 million annual increase in electric delivery revenues, a 35% boost, plus a separate 33% increase for gas delivery.
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The 4th of July
In the sweltering heat of July, as flags ripple in summer breezes and fireworks light up evening skies, America pauses not just to celebrate her birthday, but to remember the long, hard road that brought her here. The Fourth of July isn’t just about a date or a declaration. It’s about the fight that followed. The sacrifice. The blood and grit that carved this republic out of rebellion. And now, as we look ahead to the 250th anniversary of American independence, that spirit of sacrifice of the people who fought, bled, and stood their ground for freedom is rising again in the collective memory of a nation preparing to honor its soul. [read more]
Voices of Valor the first in this series we talk about Anthony Constantino’s Story. Each issue will spotlight a patriot business owner who leads with courage and refuses to be silent.
Voices of valor
American Business Stories
The Anthony Constantino story
July 2024 When a bullet tore through the air and struck the President of the United States, it didn’t just ignite panic. It ignited patriots. Some people watched in fear. Others stood up. Anthony Constantino didn’t flinch. He didn’t wait to see which way the political wind was blowing. He took action.
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Point/Counter Point
Opposing views on New York’s Senate Bill S5974 on the topic of Digital Blueprints for the making of Guns.
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How Are New York’s Elected Officials Spending Your Money?
Important read – Health
Is the FDA Hiding the Truth About Drug Rejections?
Redacted, Delayed, and Deceptive: Is the FDA Hiding the Truth About Drug Rejections? When a government agency claims it’s...
What’s really in over-the-counter meds
What’s really in Over-the-counter meds In the United States, over-the-counter (OTC) medications are widely trusted for...
Bottled Water vs Tap Water
Photo credit: Tima MiroshnichenkoBottled Water vs Tap Water In the United States, bottled water is often perceived as a...
ARE Hospitals Pocketing Profits Meant for the Poor?
Photo credit: Tima MiroshnichenkoARE Hospitals Pocketing Profits Meant for the Poor? New York Democrats Push Bill That...
Let the Patient Beware
Photo credit: Tima MiroshnichenkoLet the Patient Beware New York has historically been at the forefront of medical and...
Exploring New York
Inside Itacha
FROM REVOLUTIONARY ROOTS TO IVY LEAGUE HEIGHTS:
THE STORY OF ITHACA
Long before it became synonymous with waterfalls and college-town charm, Ithaca was carved into history by Revolutionary War veterans. In 1789, surveyor Simeon DeWitt laid out the town as part of the Military Tract, land granted to soldiers in lieu of pay. Nestled at the southern tip of Cayuga Lake, Ithaca’s strategic location made it a hub for trade and travel.
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A Look Back with Louise Vallone
A look back by Louise Vallone I can’t believe I am 90. I can’t believe how fast time goes by. I often find myself reflecting on the life I lived back in the...
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When a Bottle of Water Becomes a Political Tool
When a Political Tool puts voter integrity in question New York’s new law allowing food and drink to be distributed to voters waiting in line may seem like a thoughtful gesture, especially in hot weather or in areas where long waits are common. The idea is simple:...
Discrimination in Plain Sight
Discrimination in Plain Sight: Rethinking Job Applications in New York State In a time when we champion diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity, it’s alarming how common job applications still ask questions that can lead to discrimination before a candidate even...
NY’s ERA and Its Implications for Disability Rights
Daniel N. Clay, J.D., LL.M., J.S.D. dnclay@su.suffolk.eduNew York’s Equal Rights Amendment and Its Implications for Disability Rights The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which took effect on January 1, 2025, amends the New York State Constitution to explicitly prohibit...
Student Loans financial abuse!
Finacial Abuse The Case for Student Loan Justice: End Compounding Injustice, Apply Fair Interest Now For decades, student loan borrowers have been forced to navigate a system that would be considered illegal if applied to almost any other form of consumer debt. Among...
