New Franklin Register #19
Download a PDF copy of the New Franklin Register Issue #19 (3.3MB) by clicking on the image. See the index of this issue, and links to all previous issues, on […]
Download a PDF copy of the New Franklin Register Issue #19 (3.3MB) by clicking on the image. See the index of this issue, and links to all previous issues, on […]
By Carole Marner In the spring of 2012, we began to hear about the Constitution Pipeline. People in Sidney were alerted first and the word soon spread. In northern Pennsylvania the […]
By Eugene Marner What the Landmen Don’t Tell About Shale Gas and Money When discussion about drilling for natural gas in our neighborhood began a few years ago, many understandably […]
By Charlie Bremer being swallowed whole in the dark of night around her beautiful circular vessels gives flight to all of us Art is about transformation. We witness alchemy as the […]
By Brian Brock The rural landscape of Franklin could soon be crisscrossed with construction zones for several major infrastructure projects. The Constitution Pipeline would create a work corridor 100 to […]
By Carla Nordstrom I picked one of the worst late February days to drive to Barlow’s General Store to visit with owners Rachel and Glen Gaetano. It was pouring rain […]
by Richard A. Lacey and Irving Wesley Hall On February 5th, our Oxford Village Board voted 4 to 1 – a super-majority – to pass an amendment to its zoning […]
by Norm Farwell Sometimes doing the right thing costs less too. Utility bills are a case in point. If you want your electricity cheap and clean and green, you have […]
Reconsidering Geothermal Systems If you have long presumed, as this writer did, that geothermal heating and cooling were practical only for vast industrial complexes or newly constructed McMansions, think again. […]
Oil & Gas Pollution in New York State Part II The Short Reports: In the last 30 years or so, there have been dozens of reports of oil, gas, or […]