Alexis Manore

6 days ago | romesentinel.com | Alexis Manore

NEW HARTFORD — The New Hartford Town Board heard a presentation from Form Energy, an energy storage company that has proposed an iron-air battery storage system on Ariana Lane, at a Wednesday, May 7 meeting. Sam Simmons and David D’Achiardi from Form Energy attended the meeting and presented plans for the system to the town board.

1 week ago | romesentinel.com | Alexis Manore

NEW HARTFORD — The New Hartford Town Board heard a presentation from Form Energy, an energy storage company that has proposed an iron-air battery storage system on Ariana Lane. Representatives from Form Energy attended the meeting and presented plans for the system to the town board. The board is considering approving a planned-development overlay district, which would allow for the land, which is zoned for commercial use, to be used for the purpose of iron-air battery storage.

1 week ago | romesentinel.com | Alexis Manore

NEW HARTFORD — PiNZ Bowl at Sangertown Square Mall has closed after Pyramid Management Group, the organization that owns the mall, terminated PiNZ’s lease for nonpayment of rent, according to court documents. On April 16, Pyramid Management Group sent PiNZ a notice that the lease had been terminated, citing nonpayment of fixed annual rent, and then on April 23, delivered a notice that PiNZ was to vacate the premises by Sunday, May 4, documents state.

1 week ago | romesentinel.com | Alexis Manore

DURHAM — Wolfspeed’s chief financial officer and executive vice president will be departing later this month. The company — which has a chip manufacturing facility in Marcy — has initiated a search for a new CFO. Wolfspeed announced on April 30 that Neill Reynolds, executive vice president and CFO, will be leaving the company for a new professional opportunity.

1 week ago | romesentinel.com | Alexis Manore

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-24, Canandaigua, has introduced a bill that would increase and extend the advanced manufacturing investment credit, an initiative created by the CHIPS Act. The legislation, known as the Building Advanced Semiconductors Investment Credit (BASIC) Act, increases the credit from 25% to 35% and extends the availability until Dec. 31, 2030. Reps. John Mannion, D-22, Geddes, and Elise Stefanik, R-21, Schuylerville, are among the cosponsors of the bill.