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Juice Energy Helps Watkins Glen International Race Towards Greener, Lower-Priced Electricity
July 7, 2008: Watkins Glen International, one of the nation's most historic racetracks, will soon be leading the way towards reducing their carbon footprint with the help of Juice Energy.
Greener options evolving, but DEET still best against pests
A mosquito is held with tweezers during a West Nile virus study. Mosquito peak ups possibility of West Nile virus infection West Nile virus came early to Tennessee this year.
Natural gas rush prospects weighed
The natural gas boon is already tugging at economic, environmental and political interests in the Southern Tier.
These Greater Binghamton residents have a birthday today. * Jack L. Holcomb, 60, Binghamton.
rBST Cows Environmentally Greener
RIT's Destler to Meet with West Coast Innovators RIT president Bill Destler leads a 53-member delegation from the school to meet with 21 West Coast companies July 9 through 11.
If you're making out your grocery list, perhaps you'll want to stock up on milk.
Wrapup of bills affecting Binghamton
ALBANY -- Here is a compilation of bills acted on in this year's session of the state Legislature that affect Binghamton.
Ceremony launches POW memorial
WEST ENDICOTT -- Two years ago, former Broome County resident and American Legion Vice Commander David Williams had a dream of creating a monument honoring local veterans who were prisoners of war or missing in ...
Tryouts set for SRO's 'Godspell'
Auditions for SRO Productions III's fall production of "Godspell" will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the music room of the Children's Home of Wyoming Conference, 1182 Chenango St., ...
Toyota Linked to Human Trafficking and Sweatshop Abuses
Below is an auto news article from June 18, 2008 from Automotive.com and PRNewswire.
Gas Leasing 101 is what landowners in Greene were learning about Tuesday night. More than 700 people packed the auditorium at Greene High School to learn about gas exploration and leasing.
GREENE _ The location of the natural gas drilling meeting later today has been moved because a larger than anticipated turnout is expected, an organizer said this morning.
Candidate urges drilling moratorium
Growing attention to natural gas drilling in this region continued Tuesday with an exchange between state Senate candidates about a moratorium and a decision by the state Department of Environmental ...
These Greater Binghamton residents have a birthday today. * Shirley R. Lash, 70, Binghamton.
These Greater Binghamton residents have a birthday today. * Marilyn Giorgio, 70, Binghamton.
State considers parole for Eric Smith
The New York State Parole Board met Wednesday with convicted murderer Eric Smith but did not announce a decision.
Four to play in rugby all-star game
Four players from the Southern Tier Huns high school rugby club team have been selected to play in Sunday's New York State High School Rugby Association All-Star game in Rochester.
Back when he was a kid, gas cost a nickel and girls didn't leave the house in an outfit like that .
Growing Greener: Agricultural carbon trading offers a new resource for farmers
EFFORTS TO REDUCE greenhouse gases are opening up a potential new market for farmers in selling a commodity most farmers have never considered--carbon credits.
KEM Cleaners makes push to go green
KEM Cleaners , the largest dry cleaning chain in the region, is investing about $200,000 on a new cleaning system and changing its name to Greener Cleaners.