Month: November 2020

By MATTHEW REITZ OSWEGO — More than 10 years and nearly $60 million after the city of Oswego and environmental regulators reached a settlement to resolve persistent problems with unpermitted sewer overflows, the three-phase sewer Read More …

New business will commercialize a new additive manufacturing-based system for the terra cotta industry. ALFRED — In support of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s high-tech vision for making New York State a leader in the development of Read More …

PLATTSBURGH — The Webb Island Footbridge was formally dedicated Thursday, and it may be getting a new steward soon. “I would love to see that to be honest,” City of Plattsburgh Mayor-Elect Chris Rosenquest said Read More …

By DAVID L. SHAW GENEVA — A potential buyer who has not yet been identified has shown interest in six vacant parcels at the northeast corner of North Exchange and East North streets, property owned Read More …

Herkimer County officials could have a better idea later this week when the new county jail at the former P&C site on Route 28 will be ready to start housing inmates, said Herkimer County Legislature Read More …

Jonathan D. Epstein | Nov 2, 2020 An attorney and an architect won rave reviews Monday for their proposal to construct a new nine-story mixed-use complex with affordable apartments and limited commercial space on West Read More …

Victoria E. Freile | Rochester Democrat and Chronicle The state Department of Transportation announced last week that the expected reopening of Fairport’s lift bridge will be held up several months due to construction delays. The Read More …

AMSTERDAM — The city Common Council is set to vote on accepting a $50,000 state Local Waterfront Revitalization Program grant at a special meeting tonight. The council moved its regular first Tuesday of the month meeting Read More …