State explains Route 30 changes
MAYFIELD — Supervisor Herb McLain said he likes the safety improvements the state Department of Transportation is planning for Route 30.
He’s just not crazy about the sidewalks that will come with the project.
More than 60 people gathered in the high school auditorium Thursday for the latest in a series of public information meetings conducted by the DOT on its Route 30 project.
The actual work of the project mostly will be contained on Route 30 and involves three main pieces, DOT Regional Design Engineer Stephen J. Zywiak said. The Route 30 bridge over Kennyetto Creek will be replaced, a two-lane roundabout will be installed at the intersection of Routes 30 and 29, and a left-turn lane and signal will be added for drivers trying to stay on Route 30 instead of continuing onto County Route 155.
Part of the project also will involve the creation of a sidewalk on both sides of Route 30.
Paying Homage
MAYFIELD — The day before his mother’s wake in March, Progress Road resident Richard J. “Rick” Mancini found a children’s birthday card from his sailor father tucked away in his mom’s old cedar chest.
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FONDA — Forty people ran up and down stairs and between aisles. They jumped up and down and jogged in place, all in an effort to increase their health.
They laughed and giggled and raised their heart rates.
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GLOVERSVILLE — Gloversville Enlarged School District Superintendent Robert DeLilli was on his way to a school conference in South Carolina when he received the good news from state Sen. Hugh T. Farley, R-Niskayuna.
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NORTHVILLE — Carrying bright yellow signs and wearing pins proclaiming, “Who cares? I care!” about 40 Northville and Northampton residents gathered for a parade and marched down Bridge and South Main streets Thursday.
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AMSTERDAM — Two local hospitals have received grants to help women with breast cancer treatment and programs.
The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Foundation granted $17,000 to the Healing Touch Buddies program at St.
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