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'Tis the season to be on high alert. It seems that every day there is a new scam that you need to be aware of. This time scammers are posing as National Grid employees trying to get your personal information. Here's what you need to know.

New scams related to the coronavirus, and some not, are popping up all over the Capital Region. Here are a few of the latest.

National Grid is anticipating the need to help their customers who are unable to work and pay their utility bills due to the coronavirus pandemic.

New York utilities have adopted a no-disconnect policy because of the coronavirus pandemic crisis.

Driving from the Capital Region to Vermont the other night, I got a chance to see some of the damage done by the recent storms. In a recent post by WNYT, updating the public on power outages and work being done by National Grid, they noted that nearly 300,000 customers had been impacted by the storms...

Not only is it a staple of Schenectady but I used to work there. I have some great memories in that place and to even see the words "Gershon's Deli Closed," if even temporarily, my heart broke.

I mean it's nice to dream but I'll believe it when I see it ... on my bill and in my bank account.

In all the company is sending a total of 300 workers from Upstate New York and Massachusetts with 40 from right here in the Capital Region.

To be honest, I feel like busted sewer lines have been wreaking havoc all across the Capital Region for the last couple of years now, I think it might be time for some upgrades.

National Grid is looking to improve infrastructure with proposed raised rates. Yeah I get maybe that is a necessary evil but come on. The rate hike they are thinking of is insane.

Can't fight the power...company.

Another scam hit the Capital Region, as an alleged scam artist apparently attempted to get National Grid customers to pay a fake bill over the phone.