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HERKIMER — Prime Engineering was awarded the engineering contract for Phase 5 of the hydraulic canal project during Monday’s meeting of the Herkimer village board. The firm submitted a low bid of $51,600 for the Read More …
AURELIUS — The proposed 2019-20 executive budget for Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES is set to be higher than the current year’s plan. Doug Tomandl, assistant superintendent for management, regional services and finance for BOCES led an explanation Read More …
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Scenic Hudson has given the Kingston Land Trust $40,000 to put toward the $200,000 cost of buying and preserving a 19th-century African burial ground along Pine Street in the city. The trust Read More …
CORNING – After a long, cold winter, the City of Corning and the entire Southern Tier is finally seeing spring-like temperatures, and potholes – a lot of potholes. City Manager Mark Ryckman said city Department Read More …
FULTON — The Fulton Block Builders (FBB) organization has announced a couple of types of grants that are available to city homeowners. In 2019, any homeowner in the city will be eligible for grant awards Read More …
ELEVAN — Rep. Tom Reed told a Cattaraugus County Farm Bureau group Wednesday that new margin protection in the 2018 Farm Bill should help give local dairy farmers some breathing room after several years of Read More …
The former Roosevelt Grammar School building will make way for a Byrne Dairy store NEWARK — Work to tear down the former Roosevelt Grammar School building began earlier this week. The long-empty building, also known Read More …
Work to increase parking will coincide with city’s efforts to find more spaces PLATTSBURGH — As the City of Plattsburgh attempts to alter its downtown parking situation, Clinton County is doing the same. The main Read More …
Wind damage may force Railyard’s closure for repairs City officials are considering temporarily closing part of the Railyard Skatepark after the Feb. 24 windstorm moved a ramp out of place. Friends of the Railyard Skatepark, Read More …
OLEAN — Help for homeowners to fix up bad sidewalks may be on the way. Common Council President John Crawford, D-Ward 5, presented a sidewalk rebate program to the council’s committee of the whole on Read More …