Day: February 28, 2020

A new dairy cooperative is being developed on a site just west of Geneva, and the board of directors is seeking investors and interested dairy farmers to join. Sweet Acres Creamery will be built at Read More …

SALAMANCA — Winter may seem never-ending, but local public works departments are looking forward to spring and the start of roadwork repair season. At the last Salamanca Public Works Commission meeting, Superintendent Rob Carpenter said Read More …

TOWN: Zoning Board will continue to accept public comments on Cazenovia’s request next month. The Town of Lockport Zoning Board of Appeals decided to continue its public hearing on a proposed zoning variance for the Read More …

WALLKILL — Elected officials, business owners, and concerned residents filled a ballroom at the West Hills Country Club in Middletown, New York. The coalition, 17-Forward-86, put together a panel to further the task of expanding Read More …

Business owners and managers in Ithaca have expressed strong support for the construction of a conference center on the Ithaca Commons, saying the increase in visitors to downtown will boost sales. Several business leaders have Read More …

The stage at the Bearsville Theater has featured members of some of rock and roll’s biggest bands, like Mick Taylor from the Rolling Stones, Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead and Mike Gordon of Phish. Read More …

Town supervisors in Somerset and Yates, where five years of local opposition seemingly blocked a major wind power project, blasted Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s plan to speed up approvals for renewable energy projects. Jeffrey M. Read More …

Public input will be sought at a meeting Monday about a trail that would connect Artpark in Lewiston with Four Mile Creek State Park on the Lake Ontario shore in Porter. The Niagara River Greenway Read More …

MOHAWK — Property owners along Fulmer and Marmet streets in Mohawk had the opportunity Wednesday to hear about the village’s plans to seek grant funding for a flood mitigation project along Minnowbrook Creek in that Read More …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Lake Ontario water levels fell slightly during the month of February but remain nearly 4 inches above this same time in 2019, prompting regulators to delay the commercial shipping season as part Read More …