Tag: Pennsylvania
Tompkins Mahopac Bank rebrands its banks to Tompkins
Brewster-based Tompkins Mahopac Bank will be getting a new shortened name as part of a rebranding effort by Tompkins Financial Corp. for its four...
Cuomo to propose legalizing marijuana, online sports betting
https://youtu.be/PK4SZiL9mFM
When New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo delivers his State of the State message on Jan. 11, in addition to being virtual, it will...
New Covid restrictions on some NY businesses, homes
With record numbers of new cases of Covid-19 being reported around the country and infection rates in New York and neighboring states on the...
White Plains-based Fortistar buys two RNG facilities in Pennsylvania
Fortistar CEO Mark Comora seeks to "sustainably expand and decarbonize America’s transportation fuel supply."
Federal court backs Connecticut in lawsuit against EPA over emissions petition
U.S. District Judge Warren Eginton faulted the agency for violating the Clean Air Act by not responding to the petition within a 60-day time limit.
Connecticut sues EPA over Pennsylvania power plant emissions
Although the plant is175 miles from Connecticut, the state attorney general claimed that its emissions contributed to air pollution in his state.
S&P: Connecticut poorly prepared for recession
The first year of a moderate recession would cost Connecticut $1.15 billion in revenue; the state’s reserve fund currently stands at about $127 million.
Study: Conn. graduates in hock
In Connecticut, graduates of universities and colleges face among the biggest loan burdens in the nation at $27,800 on average.
Nearly 200 jobs about to end with plant closing
San-Mar Laboratories will lay off 188 workers when it closes its Elmsford plant at year’s end and relocates to Pennsylvania.
Academic deans of distinction
Five area college and university leaders are working to better integrate their schools with the outside world – in one case, a world away
Cato Institute: F for Malloy
The Cato Institute flunked Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s tax and spending record in a new report.
Port study cites Bridgeport issues
A consultant determined Connecticut should invest more money in New Haven’s and New London’s port facilities than those in Bridgeport.
Frontier storm cost: $18m
Frontier spent $18 million recovering from freak summer storms that caused widespread damage in its territories.
UPenn researchers propose new high-speed rail route
Researchers have proposed an alternate route for high-speed rail that would sidestep western Connecticut and Westchester County in favor of a tunnel across the Long Island Sound from New Haven.
Chefs’ Warehouse buys Ohio co.
Chefs’ Warehouse swallowed Michael’s Finer Meats, a food distributor in Columbus, Ohio.
