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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — With a flip of a switch, National Grid’s historic Downtown Syracuse office building was illuminated with brilliant light on Tuesday for the first time in more than a year, marking the completion of the first phase of exterior upgrades and repairs to the company’s landmark building on Erie Boulevard West.

Webster Pond is one of Syracuse’s hidden gems. Tucked away in a corner of Syracuse’s Valley neighborhood, the space is a refuge for ducks, geese and other wildlife, a place to fish, and a quiet spot to enjoy nature.

Westbury, NY – In a heartwarming demonstration of community partnership, Bishop Lionel Harvey and the First Baptist Cathedral of Westbury hosted National Grid, United Way of Long Island, and PSEG Long Island at their soup kitchen to raise awareness about critical winter energy assistance programs.

A Lansingburgh historic landmark is now home to more than 150 residents thanks to the commitment of Regan Development with support from the City of Troy, the State of New York, Regions Affordable Housing and National Grid.

National Grid Season Of Giving

The sign over the office at Syracuse’s Samaritan Center reads, “Community Food Compassion.”

Ski resorts rely on snowmaking equipment to blanket their trails when Mother Nature doesn’t cooperate.

National Grid began spreading holiday cheer in the days leading up to Thanksgiving, when the company coordinated donations of turkeys and warm winter clothing across Western New York.