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WindAction | New York offshore wind projects scrapped, along with promise of local jobs

Just over a year ago, state and corporate executives were heralding what they said could be some 870 high-paying jobs at the Port of Coeymans that would involve assembling offshore wind turbine engines and blades built by GE Vernova and LM Wind Power. But last week, those jobs vanished — at least for now — before they were ever created. That’s because two major offshore wind farms that were going to use the port as a fabrication area canceled their plans.

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Offshore wind projects on Hudson expected to create 3,200 new jobs

Offshore wind projects on Hudson expected to create 3,200 new jobs
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Housing development in Middleburgh changes to suit big city exodus

Housing development in Middleburgh changes to suit big city exodus | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 MIDDLEBURGH – What was once a plan to build 16 multi-unit townhouses is now a project with 64 single-family condominium homes on the same 12-acre site in the village. The Middleburgh Meadows project, introduced in 2015 after the community lost its only grocery store and a number of other buildings following Hurricane Irene in 2011, has evolved into a different project from what was originally planned – in part because many big-city residents are looking for smaller communities following the pandemic. The development by Altamont-based construction firm Carver Companies includes the now-completed Valley Market grocery store, as well as 64 condominiums or single-family homes, all located between River Street and Middle Fort Road. The store, owned by the Carver Companies, opened in 2018 and is operated by Geanine and Jim Eisel, who also run the Great American groc

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