Assembly Will Barclay

For more than 30 years, Lake Neatahwanta in Fulton, New York, has been closed to swimming because of poor water quality and excessive algal growth. As we’re all familiar, the many efforts to restore the […]

When the Indian Point nuclear plant was senselessly shut down in 2021, New York City lost 25% of the power it relied on. “That’s something that was unforeseen,” Gov. Hochul stated last week. That admission […]

Earlier this year, I put out a column about the prison staffing crisis in New York. If I put out the same column today, I wouldn’t have to make one edit. Since then, and now […]

New York’s more than 30,000 farms help feed our communities and contribute billions to our state’s economy. But farming is also one of the toughest professions there is, with success often depending on factors beyond […]

]Controversial court decisions have dominated headlines this week, including a federal appeals court ruling that upheld New York’s All-Electric Buildings Act. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals determined the law does not conflict with the […]