- By Marion Reed
- News
“This amendment truly represents an investment in our future –modernizing our schools with locally-produced renewable energy is a win for our children, for our businesses, and for the future of our Upstate economy,” said Arcuri, whose amendment would help area schools reduce costs by investing in locally produced renewable energy systems. “As we upgrade our schools to provide the best learning environment, we also have the chance to invest in local businesses like Schuyler Wood Pellet and reduce energy costs for area school districts.”