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DRYDEN — Dryden Central School District will host two public meetings before a referendum in December on a $3 million renovation of Volante Field at the middle and high schools. The $3 million project will Read More …
SYRACUSE — Fresh milk from Byrne Dairy will be processed and bottled by a new company from Buffalo when it acquires the Byrne Dairy plant in Syracuse. Upstate Niagara Cooperative Inc. on Wednesday announced its Read More …
HUDSON — The Hudson Development Corporation has completed the closing of the $175,000 deal to acquire CSX railroad property which board members said will allow them to move forward with developing the former plastics warehouse Read More …
A trio of buildings that have sat vacant in the heart of downtown Elmira for years will be back in use again by this time next year. Arbor Housing and Development recently started a $11.5 Read More …
A new memorial pavilion is planned for the Ulster County Veterans Cemetery in New Paltz, which can serve as a location for services And, the facility will be dedicating more land to the internment of Read More …
Buffalo Manufacturing Works has moved to its expanded space in the Northland Corridor on Buffalo’s East Side, bringing its research and expertise for manufacturers together with the new Workforce Training Center under one roof. The Read More …
QUEENSBURY — The outlet store plazas on Route 9 need to diversify as the economy changes, Adirondack Outlet Mall owner David Kenny warned town officials this week. He came to the Queensbury Planning Board on Read More …
GREENWICH — With a 2020 deadline for the Empire State Trail approaching, work on the adjoining Champlain Canalway Trail is moving at an unprecedented pace. Saratoga County, Washington County and state officials gathered Thursday to Read More …
KINGSTON, N.Y. — A request to rezone a portion of the Uptown property where the mixed-use development known as The Kingstonian is proposed to be built is still pending the completion of an environmental review, Read More …
KINGSTON, N.Y. — The developers of the proposed residential and commercial project known as The Kingstonian will make the complex one floor higher to add 14 “affordable workforce housing” units, Mayor Steve Noble announced Thursday. Read More …