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NY’S HIGHEST COURT TO HEAR

TOWN FRACK-BAN ARGUMENTS

The state Court of Appeals, New York’s supreme court, will hear oral arguments at 2 p.m. today in Albany on whether towns can ban hydrofracking.  The case before the court involves bans passed by the towns of Middlefield and Tompkins County’s Dryden.

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