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Wednesday, July 7, was a special day for National Grid employees recognized as essential workers who participated in the Canyon of Heroes ticker tape parade honoring and celebrating our hometown heroes

Powell was president of the Incorporated Village of Hempstead branch of the NAACP (the oldest on Long Island) from 1970-1996, and a fixture in the community.

National Grid is preparing for Tropical Storm Elsa to strike New England tomorrow morning and bring heavy rains and strong winds into the region for much of the day.

In mid-March, National Grid joined forces with the city of Worcester, Massachusetts to help aid vaccination efforts for some of New England's most crucial at-risk COVID residents.

BROOKLYN AND HICKSVILLE, N.Y. –– Today, National Grid issued its Natural Gas Long-Term Capacity Second Supplemental Report that reaffirms the company’s commitment to achieving a Net Zero carbon future, while supporting a safer, more reliable and cleaner energy system for the nearly two million customers who rely on the service to heat their homes and power their businesses.

National Grid is expanding coverage, extending evening work shifts and closely monitoring the weather forecast that calls for strong winds across Eastern NY later today and is prepared to respond to potential damage.

National Grid is supporting the transformation of Oswego’s Riverfront District through a $133,000 Main Street Revitalization incentive that will help 22 Crossroads, LLC offset the construction costs to transform a ‘dead zone’ into a vibrant area attraction.

And this past semester, in addition to completing his coursework, the University at Buffalo graduate student took additional steps toward his goal when he attended Western New York Sustainable Business Roundtable’s 2021 Summit.