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Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk (CCE Suffolk) held the unveiling of a new, interactive walkway at its 272-acre Suffolk County Farm and Educational Center in Yaphank as well as the announcement of a new visitor center.

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid submitted its Electric Sector Modernization Plan (ESMP), the Future Grid Plan, to the Grid Modernization Advisory Council (GMAC) today outlining the critical investments needed in the local electric distribution system over the next five years and beyond to meet the Commonwealth’s nation-leading climate change, clean energy, and equity goals as established in the 2050 Clean Energy and Climate Plan (CECP).

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid joined NYC First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright, alongside Assemblywoman Latrice Walker, Brooklyn Deputy Borough President Kim Council, NYC Department of Youth and Community Development Commissioner Keith Howard, Medgar Evers College President Dr. Patricia Ramsey, members of the African American Clergy and Elected Officials (AACEO), and other leaders and members of the Brownsville community to celebrate the ribbon cutting of a new computer lab located in the Van Dyke Community Center.

The Suffolk County Veterans Services Agency in partnership with the Long Island Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition hosted the 5th annual Veterans Resource and Stand Down Event.

Community Offshore Wind is the first offshore wind developer to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the New Jersey AFL-CIO to negotiate a Labor Harmony Agreement for long-term, non-construction jobs in the industry if the project is selected.

ROME, N.Y. — Dozens of Rome children will return to school this fall with new school supplies and fresh haircuts thanks to a recent event by the NAACP Rome Branch that was funded, in part, by National Grid.

TICONDEROGA, N.Y. — Ticonderoga is one of the many jewels in New York’s Adirondack Park and, along with increasing investments in the electric transmission infrastructure that serves the area, National Grid is supporting the economic growth and vitality in the region by awarding more than $400,000 in grants to several growing businesses while helping long-time businesses transition to new ownership.

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