We’ve gone fully solar. Through a program conducted by New York State Solar Farm (NYSSF) we now have an array of solar panels on the southern and western sides of our roof. These are the same panels that power the space station. […]
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We’ve gone fully solar. Through a program conducted by New York State Solar Farm (NYSSF) we now have an array of solar panels on the southern and western sides of our roof. These are the same panels that power the space station. […] April 8th, 2024 | Tags: AARP TaxAide program, Chuck Lamberti, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), Punxsutawney Phil, Staten Island Chuck, Ulster County Community Action Committee (UCCAC), Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) | Category: Personal History, Straight Outta Stone Ridge | 4 comments |
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Straight Outta Stone Ridge: Fall Sere
While keeping a sharp eye on the political situation, we have taken some steps toward improving our personal infrastructure, so as to make us as self-sufficient as possible. […]