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Approximately one barrel of crude oil entered the Allegheny River on Thursday after a valve on an oil tanker truck was accidentally left open while collecting oil from a storage tank at the City of Warren Department of Public Works garage. According to a statement from City Manager Mike Holtz, the tanker truck was at […]
FALCONER – Veterans Day observance will return to the Village of Falconer. After several years without an observance ceremony, Falconer Mayor James Jaroszynski announced that the village will host one this year. “Next Wednesday, Veterans Day, November 11, 2026, the Village of Falconer will hold an observance ceremony at Davis Park, across from the Falconer […]
Allegany County has formed an independent economic development nonprofit as county officials prepare for infrastructure projects, expanded business support and efforts to attract investment in 2027. The new organization, Advancing Allegany County: Economic Development Organization, grew out of the county’s five-year strategic plan.
WELLSVILLE — Mayor Ed Fahs proclaimed Nov. 18, 2026, Sister Alice Roach Day during the most recent village board meeting, recognizing her service as an educator and community member ahead of her 95th birthday. Dozens of people filled the meeting room and stood to greet Roach, who arrived aboard an Emerald Hook and Ladder Company fire truck. Roach, a member of the Sisters of Mercy, came to Wellsville during the...
Contractors for the city of Rome will be conducting a smoke test of the sewer system at the southeast end of the Griffiss Business and Technology Park and neighborhoods on East Dominick Street on Wednesday and Thursday, according to city officials.
Retired New York State Police sergeant and Vernon Fire Chief Scott A. Nell has been named as undersheriff for Oneida County Sheriff-elect Jared Pearl.
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors is preparing to consider approving a settlement amount of more than half a million dollars with Decker Advertising, publisher of The Reporter.
The city's Common Council voted unanimously to create a temporary ad hoc tree task force.
Town Board members were given a proposed $17.94 million budget for 2027 on Monday, Oct. 5.
Greater Rutland County Supervisory Union administrators told the GRCSU Board last week that it should plan to budget for a new wheelchair-accessible van for fiscal year 2028.
What was billed as a press conference to introduce the new Burlington Police Chief nominee Anthony W. Geraci on Monday morning was more of a news conference for Progressive Party
LYNDON — Lyndon is moving ahead with a smaller round of repairs to the municipal gym instead of a full renovation. Town officials hope to finish new flooring and electrical