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Webster residents will begin to feel some relief on the road as a disruptive and long-running project winds up between the intersection of Ridge Road and Five Mile Line Road. The state project is almost Read More …
WASHINGTON (AP) The House on Wednesday night approved a nearly $3 billion bill to improve the nation’s ports, dams and harbors, protect against floods, restore shorelines and support other water-related projects. The Water Resources Development Read More …
Transportation projects, including funding for the Oneonta city parking garage, were given a green light as the governor announced more than $57 million in awards Tuesday. State and federal money for 136 rural public transportation Read More …
New Broome food contracts for nursing home, jail projected to save $1M, improve quality New food service providers were named Monday for Broome County facilities, with the county maintaining quality will improve and costs will Read More …
OSWEGO — Parts of Oswego, Fulton, the entire town of Richland and the entire village of Pulaski have been designated “opportunity zones” under a new federal program designed to spur development and job creation in Read More …
SALAMANCA — A “Build it with KaBOOM!” playground grant, which was funded by the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation through its Built to Play Initiative, has been awarded to the city of Salamanca to build Read More …
FONDA — Montgomery County is seeking funds for their second round of the county’s Agriculture Microenterprise Program through the New York State Division of Homes and Community Renewal’s Community Development Block Grant Microenterprise Program after Read More …
PLATTSBURGH — Construction continues at the Commons at Plattsburgh Bay as crews clean up and haul the remaining debris from the former Lakeside Apartments on 460 Margaret St. in Plattsburgh. According to Rob Boire of Read More …
ARKPORT — Arkport’s village water system is back to normal operations after a leaky fire hydrant — the source of the water loss — was located and shut off until repairs can be accomplished. Joe Read More …
GENEVA — The impending demolition by the state of a city landmark on the campus of the Cornell Ag Station is off. According to Acting City Manager Sage Gerling, the state has reversed course on Read More …