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SALAMANCA — Prospect Elementary School hosted a groundbreaking ceremony June 5 in the former library of the school that will soon be renovated into a modern office space. This summer, the ongoing capital project will Read More …

FULTON — Fulton Block Builders continues to grow in sponsors for 2019, allowing the group to broaden its programming efforts. Local businesses, civic groups, and individuals have helped Fulton Block Builders (FBB), a community development Read More …

FONDA — Representatives of solar energy companies came in front of the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to discuss their products’ benefits in the midst of the agency’s green energy moratorium on Thursday. During the Read More …

PLATTSBURGH — It’s been three years since New York state awarded the City of Plattsburgh $10 million to help rejuvenate its downtown. Known as the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, those funds were allocated to 10 projects Read More …

PLATTSBURGH — The Common Council OK’d a revised preliminary plan for the Durkee Street development Thursday night. Though city councilors had approved a draft plan for that site in late May, the latest rendition of Read More …

HORNELL — It’s being hailed as a new chapter in local history and a monumental achievement, for a major piece of modern American infrastructure to have local blood, sweat and maybe even a few tears Read More …

MOUNT MORRIS – Livingston County is developing plans for a Sheriff’s Office Training Facility on nearly 100 acres of land off of Route 408 in the town of Mount Morris. The project, which would begin Read More …

ILION — John Piseck, executive director of the Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency, had the opportunity to promote the Morgan-Duofold site earlier this week. Piseck said that during the fourth annual New York State Redevelopment Read More …

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — The Town Board has authorized bonding to cover most of the $1.3 million cost of replacing the roof and walls at the Kiwanis Ice Arena. The board voted 4-0 in favor of Read More …