St. Johnsbury Fire Chief Pitches Public Safety Facility Proposals ↗
ST. JOHNSBURY — The fire chief on Monday pitched three options for the department’s future home, and none has them remaining at their current century-old Main Street location.
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Red Hook Village Board OKs reconstituting police equipment fund ↗
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Public hearings on Ulster County’s proposed 2027 budget start Nov. 17 ↗
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SAU 36 Officials Say Tax Cap’s Full Impact Hinges On State Numbers Not Yet In ↗
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Town Maintains Position Of Issuing No Overnight Camping Permits ↗
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Hartford weighs asking neighboring towns for $20K each for homelessness, crisis outreach ↗
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Former Town Clerk Urges Wheelock To Hold The Line On Taxes ↗
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Belmont Budget Committee approves park & rec, welfare proposals ↗
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Donated fitness station to be installed at Prescott Park ↗
MEREDITH — The selectboard unanimously approved installing a calisthenics station donated by a local business owner, and made a plan to hold a public hearing about accepting a vehicle donation
Community invited to tour new Gilford public works building Wednesday ↗
GILFORD — Some unpacking needs to be done, and odds and ends are being finished up, but the new $11.2 million public works building is open and in use, and