EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 1 MIN
radioNOVO News for Elmira/Corning 06-05-26
from Radio Novo News · host 7 Mountains
Good morning.A major economic shift is moving through the state Capitol this week as lawmakers prepare to pass a historic, one-year moratorium on all large-scale data center construction across New York. The landmark omnibus bill—championed closely by Ithaca Assemblymember Anna Kelles—aims to protect local consumer utility rates from skyrocketing while officials evaluate the heavy strain these tech facilities place on the state's electrical grid.Meanwhile, summer is officially on the horizon in Chemung County. Regional officials have confirmed that both the Harris Hill Park public pool in Big Flats and the Park Station Waterfront are scheduled to open for the season on Saturday, June twentieth.And a New York State Supreme Court judge has officially dismissed a high-profile local lawsuit filed against the City of Elmira, ruling that a petition to block regional arts performances at the upcoming Elmira Pride Festival in Wisner Park completely lacked legal merit.For more news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News, a service of Seven Mountains Media.
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Good morning. A major economic shift is moving through the state Capitol this week as lawmakers prepare to pass a historic, one-year moratorium on all large-scale data center construction across New York. The landmark omnibus bill—championed closely by Ithaca Assemblymember Anna Kelles—aims to protect local consumer utility rates from skyrocketing while officials evaluate the heavy strain these tech facilities place on the state's electrical grid. Meanwhile, summer is officially on the horizo...
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