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LITTLE VALLEY — Rep. Tom Reed announced a $51,940 grant for the Cattaraugus County Trail Mapping and Signage program. The mapping and signage project is part of a larger goal to connect a seamless area Read More …
HORNELL — Traffic patterns are about to change on a major street in the City of Hornell. Work on the Seneca Street bridge will begin on Monday, Feb. 17. The area will be closed to Read More …
NCIDA: Board approves request for $16,767 to support improvement project. The Aquarium of Niagara will receive a little help from the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency as they undertake a renovation of their second-story event Read More …
TROY — New construction on an old lot in an old city is usually an adventure loaded with surprises, and the site preparation for a new apartment building at the corner of Congress and 4th Read More …
HUDSON — A 50-room hotel could be coming to 7th and Union streets in the old McKinstry Mansion. Plans were presented to the Columbia County Industrial Development Agency and city Planning Board on Tuesday. The Read More …
The Broome County Planning Department offered a laundry list of concerns — traffic snarls and neighborhood aesthetics among them — with the proposed gas station/convenience store on the Number 5 parking lot. Though the recommendation Read More …
“Thanks for the memories,” the sign along Route 9 in Poughkeepsie reads. The sign is posted outside the Poughkeepsie Inn, a property that has stood for more than 80 years just south of the city’s Read More …
Anyone who has ever come upon a stopped school bus picking up or delivering students can’t miss the flashing lights and extended red STOP signs. It looks like a carnival ride. Yet, in New York Read More …
More than 12 years after the original plan was laid out, the Brewerton Revitalization Project continues to take shape in Cicero. The Cicero Town Board held a workshop Feb. 3 at the Cicero Senior Center Read More …
The Fredonia Board of Education tabled some $57,011 in change orders this week intended to add to the district’s ongoing construction project. Board member Tom Hawk said he was not against the spending but was Read More …