Moriah Nightly News

Coverage of national events overshadowed tonight by events in Ticonderoga at last night's town board meeting. Other meetings around the region, events on the national stage, and a look toward the weekend.

The Iran War may be on the verge of resuming once again, as the US looks to the Ukraine to supply its Patriot missiles. Plus the renewable energy debate here at home and the little known about Agenda 2030 promulgated by the United Nations.

As America celebrated 250, China boasts of communism's anniversary there. Negotiations over the Iran war continue, amid a heatwave in Europe that has sparked an energy debate there, when today our own energy debate saw a fine from the APA.

Questions over the Presidents finances, China competes with American AI. Plus representation in Washington for Upstate NY landowners, plus coverage of the heatwave in our region and reflecting on America at 250

An update on Iran War negotiations as US troops head to Venezuela to aid with earthquake recovery. Plus, here at home, the Best Fourth in the North and a Public Safety meeting in Ticonderoga.

As the US seeks to negotiate an end to the Iran War, oil prices are no longer the primary driver of inflation. Plus, here at home the energy debate continues along with some more positive news coming out of both Ticonderoga and Westport.

A win for President Trump at the Supreme Court on immigration lifts the mood among Republicans amid the backdrop of Iran War negotiations. Plus an update on the Ticonderoga BESS issue and coverage of Moriah Central School's high school graduation.

Negotiations continue in the Middle East with human rights abuses increasing in Iran. The British Prime Minister has resigned. Plus here at home, a massive energy crisis in New York State helps put local debates in context.

A new week begins with updates from around the world and here at home, from a contentious deal to renewable energy projects.

A week that included the G7 summit for world leaders included meetings here at home, as well as other events around the community.

The President has signed the Iranian Peace deal with uncertainty among supporters and critics alike. Here at home, more information on the NY Governors' race and an editorial piece on the Adirondack Park Agency.

An agreement has been reached between the US and Iran, though Israel is very concerned.  Plus here at home, an update on the BESS storage unit in Ticonderoga and the potential sale of Whiskey Pig in Moriah.

President Trump halts the order to continue the Iranian air campaign while here at home a town board meeting is overrun with questions on renewable energy.

The war in Iran may be on the verge of resuming as midterm elections pickup, including those in our region. Plus strong jobs numbers nationally ahead of local town board meetings here at home.

Israel hit Iran over the weekend defying President Trump's request to not do so as the elusive search for peace by the US drags on. Russia weighs its own options for ending the conflict in the Ukraine, plus here at home the midterms are heating up, both nationally and in our region.

At the close of the week, tensions remain over how to bring the war in Iran to a close. A Zoning board meeting was held in Ticonderoga. Plus, remembering the heroes who landed at Normandy 81 years ago, noting that freedom isn't always free.

The House voted this afternoon in favor of a war powers resolution to end the Iran War, as Israel presses on into Lebanon. Plus, questions over renewable energy here at home will fuel public meetings over the next week.

It remains unclear whether a permanent deal with Iran can ever be reached, while here at home leaders react to the budget deal passed on the NY State level. Not to mention more locally, all kinds of "deals" about how to spend your money.

The President appears unphased by upcoming midterms and promises a deal is soon at hand, while NY State finally passes its budget, and the ongoing debate around our region over renewable energy projects.

The debate over what to do on the Iran issue drags on, as concerns over Russia grow in Europe. Plus, here at home a contentious meeting raises questions among Ticonderoga citizens about government transparency, and here in Moriah the vote on a new fire station edges closer.

We return from vacation, examining the headlines around the nation and here at home during our absence, including Rededication 250, the Iran War, and here at home, the Ticonderoga BESS meeting and updates on the state of the Port Henry firehouse vote.

Summarizing, reporting and analyzing the weeks top headlines from a high stakes meeting between the world's top leaders to a high stakes meeting here at home. This and more on tonight's Moriah Nightly News.

Ticonderoga meeting cancelled to discuss moratorium on lithium battery storage units citing overoccupancy and the New York State Open Meetings Law. 

As the President is in China for a high-steaks summit, things here at home are equally as heated.

The Iran cease-fire is on life support, NY state may have passed a budget and here in our region we continue to follow many of the headlines including the proposed BESS lithium battery storage systems installation and talk of a new firehouse in Port Henry. All this and more on tonight's Moriah Nightly News!