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By Jim Goldstein
(Lebanon,NY) Lebanon town officials have asked Town Assessor David Gray to present an assessment revaluation workshop for town residents to explain the assessment revaluation process in the wake of a series of complaints received related to last year’s townwide revaluation when the Lebanon Town Board gathers for its monthly meeting on Monday, March [...]
Truck Declared Surplus and Heading to Sale
By Martha E. Conway
(Georgetown – Feb. 9, 2010) Georgetown Town Clerk Sarah Brush reported the town received about a half-dozen inquiries about an open position on the town council. The seat became available when Councilman Hadwin Card announced in December that he was resigning before the end of his [...]
M3P Media, LLC, has signed a release for its new publication, Madison County Courier, to be used as prop or set dressing for the highly anticipated movie “Knockout.”
“We are thrilled to be a very small part of a very big movie,” said Mike Bova, publisher of M3P Media, LLC.
According to promoters, the film stars mixed martial [...]
Supervisors Talk Shop Specific to Southern Geography
By Martha E. Conway
(Hamilton – Feb. 12, 2010) Town supervisors from the southern end of the county have formed a group to better tackle the issues faced by those mostly south of Route 20. Supervisors John Salka (R,C,I – Brookfield), Robert Kuiper (D – Hamilton), James Goldstein (D,C,I – [...]
Signing Event to Help Pantry, CAP and Bookstore
(Hamilton) Readers and collectors alike who missed receiving a copy of the inaugural edition of the Madison County Courier will now have the opportunity to get one, signed by the publisher, editors and some contributors of Madison County’s newest publication.
On Saturday, Feb. 20, from 1 to 3 p.m., [...]
District would absorb state aid cuts by consolidating Georgetown building with the junior-senior high school
Aaron Gifford
(Georgetown – Feb. 5, 2010; updated Feb. 12, 2010, 9:47 p.m.) With a $328,000 budget gap looming, school officials in the Otselic Valley school district will consider moving all grades into one building.
A decision to close the district’s elementary school [...]
(Oneida, NY – Feb. 11) Effective today WMCR AM 1600 is part of the CNY Talk Radio network. Along with sister station WFBL AM 1390 in Syracuse, WMCR AM 1600 now carries a fresh alternative of national and local talk and news programming.
Weekday program highlights on WMCR AM 1600 CNY Talk Radio include First Light [...]
Feb. 1
6:45 p.m.: Continued Public Hearing related to a local law to add a new Article II (Social Host Law) to Chapter 47 of the village code
7 p.m.: Village Board Meeting to include presentation of revised Riverside Drive plans
Feb. 7
3 p.m.: Village Bicentennial Tea in the village meeting room
Feb. 8
7:30 p.m.: Planning Board meeting to [...]
(Georgetown, NY) The print edition of the Madison County Courier is now available at Predmore’s General Store in the town of Georgetown. Pick up a copy of the Courier today and read about your neighbors, community events, what’s happening in local government, businesses on the move and other news from around Madison County. For a [...]
Public Hearing Planned for Proposed Earlville-Area Water District
(Lebanon – Jan. 11, 2010) Lebanon town officials appointed a new code enforcement officer, established a public hearing for the proposed Earlville-area water district and established a hearing date for considering using highway equipment funds to acquire a used mowing tractor during its annual organizational meeting last week.
The Lebanon [...]
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