Highlights
KeySpan is comprised of natural gas and electric utilities and unregulated subsidiary companies. Its regulated gas company, KeySpan Energy Delivery, provides natural gas service in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island and in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. KeySpan is part of National Grid, an international electricity and gas company that plays a role in providing energy to many millions of customers across Great Britain and northeastern US.
KeySpan is comprised of natural gas and electric utilities and unregulated subsidiary companies. Its regulated gas company, KeySpan Energy Delivery, provides natural gas service in the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island and in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. KeySpan is part of National Grid, an international electricity and gas company that plays a role in providing energy to many millions of customers across Great Britain and northeastern US.
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Condos on Glenwood Landing waterfront clear hurdle
christina.hernandez@newsday.comA long-debated plan to build condominiums on a contaminated site on the Glenwood Landing waterfront has leaped another hurdle. The Town of North Hempstead's Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance last month allowing the proposal's builder, Glen...Tags: Hempstead Harbor, Glenwood, Glenwood Landing
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Bay Shore landowners unhappy with pace of cleanup
mark.harrington@newsday.comAs National Grid moves - too slowly for some - to clean up a toxic plume on the western edge of downtown Bay Shore, the company has quietly bought an unoccupied south-of-Montauk Highway mansion laid to ruin by the century-old contamination. It paid $3...Tags: Property, Great South Bay, Long Island, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Anniversaries
64th FRANCES AND SAL TARANTO of Glen Cove celebrated their anniversary May 21 with a cruise to Bermuda with their children. Sal is retired from the Glen Cove City school district, and Frances is a homemaker. They both enjoy trips to Atlantic City and...Tags: GEICO, Nassau County Police, Melville, Floral Park, Society
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National Grid fails key standards, may face penalties
mark.harrington@newsday.comThe British company that manages the Long Island Power Authority electric grid is failing on two key performance standards and could face $1.25 million in penalties. National Grid, which one year ago this month acquired KeySpan and took on the...Tags: Fines, Standards, Long Island Power Authority, Long Island University, Management Change
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Give lobbying regulators some credit, says tradesman
Spin CycleTo follow up on our earlier jibe on Keyspan lobbying: Thomas Shanahan, a practicing Albany lobbyist, and knowledgeable historian of the trade, with roots on Long Island, says the state Public Integrity Commission indeed is active in the field.......Tags: Lobbying, Long Island
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Keyspan or Nat. Grid: Lobbying for a pipeline, or not?
Spin CycleOn Monday Newsday's well-versed Tom Incantalupo reported that the plan for Islander East, a new natural-gas pipeline that would cross the Sound into Suffolk County, is alive but foundering. In the story, he wrote: "David J. Manning, KeySpan's executive......Tags: Suffolk County (New York), New York, Lobbying, Connecticut, Commack
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9-11 Memorial
Thirteen days after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Yankee Stadium was site of an inter- faith prayer service and group hug featuring prominent politicians, religious leaders and a crowd of approximately 50,000. Cardinal Edward Egan, Imam Izak-El M....Tags: Hillary Clinton, Country Bank, Edward Egan, Arthur Schneier, Bill Clinton
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Bon Jovi plans free concert in Central Park
glenn.gamboa@newsday.comBon Jovi will play a free concert on Central Park's Great Lawn on July 12, as part of Major League Baseball's preparations for this year's All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium. Though the show is free, fans will need a ticket for admission. Major League...Tags: Michael Bloomberg, Central Park, Music, Baseball, Multi-Sport Events
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After 9/11, stadium became place for healing
Thirteen days after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Yankee Stadium was site of an inter-faith prayer service and group hug featuring prominent politicians, religious leaders and a crowd of approximately 50,000. Cardinal Edward Egan, Imam Izak-El M....Tags: Hillary Clinton, Country Bank, Edward Egan, Arthur Schneier, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Coming Attraction: It's Belmont week!
judith.bernstein@newsday.comBy Saturday, anticipation is sure to be well-nigh (or is that well-neigh?) unbearable as local favorite Big Brown goes for the Triple Crown at the Belmont Stakes. But with this much excitement, the buildup may be as much fun as the main event....Tags: Music, Festive Event, Belmont Stakes, Garden City Hotel, Triple Crown
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New York considers joining carbon-trading compact
jennifer.smith@newsday.comAs a federal bill to limit greenhouse gas emissions died Friday in the U.S. Senate, New York State moved ahead with plans to participate in the nation's first regional carbon-trading scheme, which aims to reduce emissions from Northeast power plants....Tags: New Jersey, Maryland, New York, Ecosystems, Maine
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Schumer takes a swipe at state PSC
Spin CycleAn interesting political shot comes out of this latest appearance by Sen. Charles Schumer as he called for repowering the Northport power plant by National Grid. As Mark Harrington reports: "Asked why he didn't demand that National Grid overhaul......
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