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A new pier is near On April 11, 2018, the city of Dunkirk celebrated the groundbreaking of the Wright Park improvements project. Exactly one year later, city officials celebrated the beginning of another significant city Read More …
GLENS FALLS — The long-anticipated makeover of South Street is set to take its first step with the demolition of four buildings this spring. The city issued a request for bids to take down the Read More …
A project that would build a motorsports park and RV campground on Lykers Road is generating considerable interest in the Town of Carlisle. Carlisle’s Planning Board will continue a public hearing on the proposal from Read More …
A new 17,500 square foot headquarters for the Wallkill Fire District is set to be built on the Borden family property in Shawangunk after District 64 voters approved the funding of the firehouse by a Read More …
A request for site plan approval for a car wash proposed for the northeast corner of Youngs Road and Main Street is scheduled for the April 18 Amherst Planning Board meeting. The property, at 6164 Read More …
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y — Saratoga’s harness track is dark most of the time now, but its future is also on a bright new path. Horsemen recently reached an unprecedented seven-year contract with the owners of Read More …
McLaughlin Suggests Whole County Should Be Taxed MAYVILLE — As lake affairs heat up throughout the spring season, members of the Chautauqua Lake Protection and Rehabilitation Agency discuss long-term solutions to Chautauqua Lake’s problems, and Read More …
SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Nearly 30 speakers and the town attorney urged the Saugerties Zoning Board of Appeals to reject a request by Joseph and Rachel Karolys to continue processing construction and demolition debris at their Read More …
KINGSTON, N.Y. — The city will buy the Midtown site of the former Kingston Post Office as part of a plan to realign the adjacent Broadway intersection with Pine Grove Avenue and Grand Street. The Read More …
CORNING – Downtown traffic seems to be faring well since the heavily-used Bridge Street Bridge closed to traffic early Monday morning as a $6.5 million project to upgrade the aging bridge began. City Manager Mark Read More …