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Seneca Falls supervisor: Town board action on SMI stands
SENECA FALLS — They came. They spoke. They protested. However, those opposed to the Seneca Falls Town Board’s agreement last month to grant Seneca Meadows Inc. a town operating permit
Listen in as an area mother, a neighboring business , and a local advocate speak up about the Seneca Meadows landfill.
Landfill debate heats up
TYhe largest landfill in the state could soon grow, pending approval from Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Department of Environmental Protection...
Please take two minutes to sign! Cryptocurrency mining hurts everyday Americans by raising electric bills, undermining the climate law, harming neighbors with constant noise, and consuming massive amounts of water. It doesn’t bring in jobs, and only benefits the very few, very rich- and is more often than not used for nefarious illegal activities. Senator Gillibrand is a cosponsor of a bill that would not only legitimize crypto but could also allow people like Musk to have his own currency. Sadly , and unbelievably - Gillibrand is the second highest recipient of crypto campaign contributions.
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SENECA FALLS TOWN BOARD AUTHORIZES LANDFILL EXPANSION
On March 4 the Town of Seneca Falls Board seemingly voted to approve a local landfill permit and a host community agreement (HCA) that gave local approval for the expansion of the Seneca Meadows sanitary landfill (SMI). The next day, a dispute became public on the validity of the votes. According to...
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