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Walton Talks DEP Land Swaps as Town Seeks Development Opportunities

WALTON - Walton officials are beginning to examine which town-owned properties could potentially be exchanged for New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) land as part of a broader … more

Walton Authorizes Memorial Bench At Veterans Plaza, Plans Cleanup at More Park

WALTON - The Walton Town Council approved plans Monday, Aug. 10 to add a memorial bench at Veterans Plaza for a World War II veterans and agreed to take a closer look at vandalism and maintenance … more

Sidney: Main Street Paving Set for September

SIDNEY - A long-delayed paving project on Main Street is expected to begin in early September, with work planned from the bridge near the Community Cultural Center and Sidney Memorial Public Library … more

Meredith: Spring Valley Road to Close for Paving Aug. 27, 28 and 31

MEREDITH - Spring Valley Road is scheduled to close to most traffic from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 27, 28 and 31 as the town undertakes paving work, Meredith Highway Superintendent Brad Hitchcock told … more

Meredith: Dry Brook Road Residents Seek Lower Speed Limit as Traffic Concerns Grow

MEREDITH - A Meredith resident asked the town council on Tuesday, Aug. 11 to pursue a lower speed limit on Dry Brook Road, citing speeding, children, pets and increasing traffic on the town road. … more

Sidney Collects Millions in Taxes as Village Prepares Foreclosure Push

SIDNEY - The village of Sidney has collected more than $2.57 million in property taxes this fiscal year and is preparing to take legal action against about 15 long-delinquent properties, Village … more

Hancock Resident Renews Questions About Ethics Complaint, Political Posts

HANCOCK - A Hancock resident renewed questions at the town council’s Aug. 4 meeting about political content on town-affiliated communication platforms, an ethics complaint against Supervisor Jerry … more

State Launches Online Storm Damage Reporting Tool

The New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, working with affected counties, has launched an online tool for residents and businesses to report damage from recent storms. … more

Sidney Village Offices Set to Move to Tri-Town Hospital Campus

SIDNEY - The Sidney Village Clerk, mayor and code enforcement offices are expected to relocate to 43 Pearl Street West at the former Tri-Town Regional Hospital campus by the end of October, though a … more

Hamden Weighs Water Permit Issue, Approves $28,600 Septic Project

HAMDEN - Hamden council members approved a $28,600 septic system project Wednesday, Aug. 5, while Supervisor Wayne Marshfield reported that the town is facing a dispute with the state Department of … more

Walton Assessor Flags Sales Gap as Town Weighs Another Revaluation

WALTON - Rising sale prices are raising questions about whether Walton can maintain its 100% equalization rate, while the town is also preparing to provide its new code enforcement officer with … more

Walton Dog Control Officer Seeks Court Solution as Cases Face Delays

WALTON - Walton Dog Control Officer Chris Bodo asked council members Monday, Aug. 10 to help address delays in dog-law enforcement cases that he said are being transferred among municipal courts … more
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