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Sewer, water idea moving ahead

May 14, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Board of Supervisors voted Monday to seek proposals to study the possible consolidation of municipal water and sewer services in the county. more »»

Man who brought gun in Gloversville shooting gets prison term

May 14, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — A New Hampshire man who provided the firearm used in a Gloversville apartment shooting a year ago was sentenced Friday in Fulton County Court to state prison. Corey A. more »»

County may approve tax cap option

May 14, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Board of Supervisors on Monday set a June 10 public hearing on a proposed local law to override the state tax-levy cap that will be imposed on the county’s 2014 budget. more »»

District chief touts ‘stringent’ approach in plan

May 14, 2013 FONDA — A low turnout at the 2013-14 budget hearing for the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District on Monday led to few questions from members of the public. more »»

Councilwoman invites town officials to meeting May 22

May 14, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — A Gloversville councilwoman Monday invited Town Board members to a meeting as a way to increase the cooperation between the two municipalities. more »»

Weather station installation eyed

May 14, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — A long-planned project to bring a weather station to the Fulton County Airport is expected to be completed this fall. more »»

Soroptimist program offers students advice

May 13, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — Knox Junior High School student Clinton Cionek never has been a victim of “cyberbullying,” but he says he knows of other young people who have been bullied online. more »»

Committee gives green light to car show

May 13, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County officials are entertaining a request for a car and truck show to benefit the Sheriff’s Department K-9 program June 21 on the grounds of the county highway department. more »»

Asbestos work at Pan Am site to be awarded

May 13, 2013 GLOVERSVILLE — The Common Council is expected to release the bid-opening results for the asbestos abatement at the former Pan American Tannery, 312 W. Fulton St., at its meeting Tuesday. more »»

Lawsuit may silence music festival in Northampton

May 13, 2013 NORTHAMPTON — A lawsuit has been filed by the town against a woman who wants to host a music festival at her local horse ranch and rescue. more »»

Board must improve oversight of financial operations: report

May 13, 2013 NORTHAMPTON — An audit found the Town Board did not provide adequate oversight and management of the town’s financial operations, a report from the New York State Comptroller’s Office said. more »»

Local maternity units deliver plenty of help for new moms

May 12, 2013 For hospital staff working in maternity units, their careers are truly a labor of love. Giving birth for the first time can be overwhelming, to put it lightly. more »»

Golf course eyeing city services

May 12, 2013 GLOVERSVILLE — The Kingsboro Golf Course may take a shot at getting water and sewer service from the city. more »»

Engineer notes illegal dumping on city street

May 12, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — City officials are concerned about illegal dumping that has been occurring at a dead end street. more »»

Communication change to save county money

May 12, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Department of Solid Waste has changed its leachate-sewer line communications system to save money. more »»

Sewer plant praised by group

May 12, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — A recent publication aimed at federal legislators by the nation’s top wastewater lobbying organization touted various agencies planning well for the future, including the... more »»

Man had sexual contact with teen, police say

May 11, 2013 GLOVERSVILLE — A 61-year-old summer-league softball coach will be sentenced to six years of supervised probation after having sexual contact with a 15-year-old former player, authorities said. John P. more »»

Historian accused of stealing coffeemaker

May 11, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County Historian Peter C. Betz stole a Keurig coffeemaker from the county office building where he works and replaced it with another one, city police sai. more »»

Police seek help locating vehicle

May 11, 2013 GLOVERSVILLE — The city Police Department is seeking the public’s help to locate a stolen vehicle and the people responsible for a series of thefts. more »»

Fage proposes water tank

May 11, 2013 JOHNSTOWN — The city Planning Board recently declared itself lead agency for a state environmental review of Fage USA’s latest site plan application involving a new 300,000-gallon water tank and... more »»

 
 

 

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