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Chris Bolt
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General Manager, WAER-FM (Syracuse, NY)
Syracuse
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By Chris Bolt Verified| WAER-FM (Syracuse, NY) Verified Drivers in two Syracuse neighborhoods need to pay extra attention to changes in traffic lights. The city’s Department of Public Works is changing the stoplights at two busy intersections from flashing red and yellow … to red, yellow and green signals. The intersections involved are South Geddes Street at West Onondaga Street on Syracuse’s west side, and Grant Boulevard at LeMoyne Ave on the north side. There will also be pedestrian button crossings. The annual change takes place starting April 1.
Proposal to lower utility costs & reduce heating emissions faces uphill battle in state budget talks
By Chris Bolt Verified| WAER-FM (Syracuse, NY) Verified Environmental groups and advocates for reducing fossil fuel use are frustrated the New York HEAT Act is not finding its way into state budget talks. The New York HEAT act basically went one for three. Only the state assembly included the proposal in its version of this year’s state budget – the Senate and Governor Hochul did not – with budget negotiations expected to wrap up by the end of the month.
By Chris Bolt Verified| WAER-FM (Syracuse, NY) Verified Drivers in two Syracuse neighborhoods need to pay extra attention to changes in traffic lights. The city’s Department of Public Works is changing the stoplights at two busy intersections from flashing red and yellow … to red, yellow and green signals. The intersections involved are South Geddes Street at West Onondaga Street on Syracuse’s west side, and Grant Boulevard at LeMoyne Ave on the north side. There will also be pedestrian button crossings. The annual change takes place starting April 1.
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WAER-FM (Syracuse, NY)
Syracuse, New York, United States
+1 315-443-1870