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Michael Goot QUEENSBURY — A New England-based tire chain is seeking approval to demolish the closed Pizza Hut restaurant in Queensbury and build a new store. Town Fair Tire has an application before the Queensbury Read More …
David Wilcox | May 7, 2021 Methodist Episcopal Church after high winds last weekend wore the deteriorating brick structure down even further. City Manager Jeff Dygert told The Citizen on Wednesday that the city is Read More …
By Ashley Onyon | May 5, 2021 AMSTERDAM — Design work for a grant funded boardwalk on the city’s south side along the Mohawk River will get underway with the Common Council’s award of a Read More …
The Seneca Park Zoo master plan will continue after being delayed in 2020 due to COVID-19. The beginning stages of the plan’s final phases include the Trailside Café, a restaurant located between the Conference Center Read More …
By John Whittaker The Post Journal Legislation backed by 23 members of the state Senate could result in a 26% increase in natural gas heating costs and a 55 cent-a-gallon increase in gasoline taxes, according Read More …
Tom Passmore Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin Amazon seems to be strengthening its already growing grip around the Southern Tier with its plan to lease warehouse and distribution space in the Town of Conklin. The 66,000 Read More …
Mark SommerThere’s been a lot of focus on whether to take down the Skyway. A new proposal from a preservation group focuses on what might take its place. The proposal from the Campaign for Greater Read More …
The Town of Sweden has been awarded funding to construct a new skatepark at the Sweden Town Park on Redman Road. The existing skatepark, installed in the early 2000s, is nearing the end of its Read More …
GREGORY BACON RIPLEY — A longtime empty motel and restaurant are finally being demolished to make way for a new travel center near I-90. Demolition began this week on the former Colonial Squire Motel and Read More …
Chad Arnold GLENS FALLS — When Michael Howard began designing and building sensors to monitor industrial equipment out of his South Glens Falls home six years ago, he had hoped his business venture would flourish. Read More …