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Winter’s control over upstate New York continues and National Grid reminds its customers to take advantage of programs that can help them pay and manage their winter energy bills as part of its Winter Customer Savings Initiative.

Children, families and individuals transitioning out of foster care with Little Flower Children and Family Services have a new store to shop for essential items needed for daily life, thanks to volunteers from National Grid’s Graduate Development Program (GDP).

National Grid has increased staffing and has extended evening and overnight work shifts in preparation for a weather forecast that calls for another round of snow, ice and rain across the greater Capital Region of upstate New York tomorrow and Thursday.

The National Grid Foundation is contributing $500,000 to further support western New Yorkers who continue to recover from the historic blizzard that impacted Buffalo and much of the region in December.

As part of National Grid’s ongoing commitment to helping customers manage energy costs this winter, especially those facing financial hardships exacerbated by the blizzard, a Community Resources Event for low- to moderate-income customers will be held Jan. 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Johnnie B. Wiley Amateur Athletic Sports Pavilion, located at 1100 Jefferson Ave. in Buffalo.

National Grid Submits Testimony before NYS Senate Joint Public Hearing: To examine the legislative and budgetary actions necessary to implement the Climate Action Council Final Scoping Plan

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid has been named a WorkWell Massachusetts Award winner for demonstrating exemplary commitment to the health and wellbeing of its workforce in Massachusetts and New York.

National Grid will contribute $500,000 to support western New York individuals and families who continue to recover from the historic blizzard that gripped the region in late December.