Albany Tax Roll Section (Tax Exempt Properties)
This map shows tax exempt properties in Albany in orange color, along with other properties that exist on other parts of the tax rolls.
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New York Keeps Getting Hotter. Utilities Can Still Cut Off the Power. – The New York Times
Last month, at a luxury hotel near Miami, bill collectors from energy companies around the country gathered to talk shop. The three-day conference included headshot sessions and cocktail receptions sponsored by credit reporting and debt recovery agencies. During one seminar, representatives from utilities in New York spoke about how they had banded together to influence a forthcoming state policy that would limit when the energy companies can turn off customers’ power during heat waves because of unpaid bills. A day after the seminar, the new policy was announced. The utilities, worth more than $50 billion in shareholder equity last year, got most of what they wanted. But the rules, advocates said, lacked crucial protections for city dwellers, and in some cases removed existing ones. Customers in New York City “lost meaningful safeguards,” said Laurie Wheelock, the executive director of the Public Utility Law Project, known as PULP, a nonprofit that works on behalf of low-income customers.
Why the Stock Market Keeps Rising Even as the U.S.-Iran Conflict Continues – WSJ
There are times when bad news is bad news for markets. There are times when bad news is good news for markets. Then there are times like this—when bad news doesn’t even register for investors, including Reid.
Consitutional Carry States
In 27 states, Constitutional Carry is the law of state. Those states represent 142 million Americans, or roughly 43% of the nations population.
