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TCI of NY is a comprehensive solution provider specializing in the recycling, disposal, and repair of transformers, oil-filled electrical equipment, bulk and drummed oils, and PILC cable. Their expertise extends to complete substation dismantling, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. With strong partnerships with sister companies, TCI of NY manages a range of needs for utilities and industrial facilities nationwide. Their services encompass handling switches, capacitors, ballasts, oil, debris, transformers, breakers, and more, with meticulous attention to state and federal documentation. Committed to environmental stewardship, TCI of NY prioritizes safe and sustainable practices in testing, removal, transportation, and recycling of equipment. They focus on safeguarding the environment by responsibly managing hazardous materials and promoting recycling over landfill disposal. Generated from the website content

DISH Network offers a range of TV packages and services designed to meet the diverse entertainment needs of its customers in Albany, NY. With options like America's Top 120, Top 200, and 250, DISH provides extensive content, including a vast On Demand library and support for up to five simultaneous streams across devices. The company's Hopper technology enhances home entertainment with features like recording up to 16 shows at once and integrating popular streaming apps seamlessly. DISH prioritizes customer satisfaction with offerings such as the Signal Reliability Guarantee and various discounts for eligible groups, ensuring a dependable and comprehensive viewing experience. Generated from the website

Established in 1897, The Middleburgh Telephone Company is currently celebrating over 110 years of service. It is one of the oldest of New York State's 40 independent telephone companies. Today, the company serves over 7,000 customers throughout 330 square miles of Schoharie County and parts of Albany County. MIDTEL has received a second grant award of 6.8M from the New NY Broadband Grant Program. This grant will bring fiber optic based broadband services with up to 1Gbps in speed to nearly 1600 additional homes and businesses in the towns of Blenheim, Broome, Carlisle, Cobleskill, Conesville, Fulton, Gilboa, Jefferson, Middleburgh, Richmondville, Schoharie, Summit and Wright. Combined with MIDTELs private investment, this project totals 8.5M in infrastructure improvements. In total between MIDTELs two grant projects, over 15.5M will be invested in fiber optic infrastructure in Schoharie County.