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A new housing complex in Amsterdam’s East End was given half of the necessary approvals from the city to move forward for its construction. The Amsterdam Zoning Board of Appeals approved DePaul Properties’ variance request Read More …
Sophisticated instrumentation will expand range of astronomy classes ALFRED — The heavy-lifting stage of a significant advance in Alfred University’s astronomy curriculum blasted off Thursday morning, as the two principal components of a 500-pound telescope Read More …
OTTO — The three-story brick Masonic Temple Building had been reduced to a single story of rubble on Thursday, but much of the interior woodwork will find new life in various wood products. A Lakewood, Read More …
NIAGARA FALLS: Funds will support $17.8M project on Rainbow Boulevard and Buffalo Avenue. The Fall’s NFC Development Corp. has approved a grant of $250,000 to help finance the construction of a new upscale hotel in Read More …
PHELPS — Residents in the Phelps-Clifton Springs School District head to the polls Tuesday to vote on a $15.6 million capital project. Superintendent Matt Sickles said the project addresses a variety of facility needs on Read More …
A quick civic quiz question for Cortland city residents: What are you supposed to do with your recyclable glass come Jan. 1? Answer: There is no answer. On Jan. 1, the Cortland County recycling center Read More …
The Dryden Central School District will hold a vote on a $3 million capital improvement project that would include the installation of a multi-purpose synthetic turf surface at Volante Field at Dryden Middle/High School. School Read More …
COXSACKIE — Residents will have the opportunity to learn more about a proposed $3.77 million Coxsackie-Athens Central School District capital project at an informational meeting next week. The project, which is capped at $3,775,000, would Read More …
More than 20 properties on Corning’s Northside contaminated from years of industrial activity were cleaned up in 2019 and that number will double in 2020, according to an update from the state Department of Environmental Read More …
Two board members – both of whom represent Long Island – could decide the fate of a plan that could cost commuters in the Lower Hudson Valley on average an extra $43 per year to Read More …