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- 1Credit card surcharges end but consumers may pay elsewhere●Credit card surcharges end today but customers will pay in other ways By Amy Sheehan There are some big changes coming f
New rules banning credit card surcharges take effect today, a change shoppers may welcome at the checkout. But reporting by Amy Sheehan warns that customers could still end up paying through other means, such as higher prices or fees absorbed and passed on by businesses. The piece explains what the changes mean for credit and debit card holders and how everyday spending could be affected.
- 2ETHS girls golfers Hilbrant and Sheehan advance to sectional▼ETHS girls golf: Hilbrant, Sheehan qualify for sectional
Two Evanston Township High School girls golfers, Hilbrant and Sheehan, have qualified for the sectional tournament, according to a report by the Evanston RoundTable. The result marks a strong showing for the school's girls golf program as the Illinois high school postseason gets underway. The report gives no further details on scores or finish positions.
- 3NYPA takes majority stake in Rich Road solar project▼NYPA takes majority ownership of Rich Road solar project, Canton residents call for four-way stop, Sheehan planning shipyard in O'burg
The New York Power Authority has taken majority ownership of the Rich Road solar project in the North Country. The news is bundled with other regional items: Canton residents are calling for a four-way stop to address local traffic concerns, and developer Sheehan is reportedly planning a shipyard in Ogdensburg. Together the stories reflect a busy stretch of infrastructure and development news for St. Lawrence County communities.