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Dodge Announces Withdrawal

Steve Dodge, 40, of Clark Circle, Canastota, announced last week that he is officially withdrawing from the race for the 111th Assembly District seat currently held by Assemblyman Bill Magee (D – Nelson). Dodge said he ran for office to offer an alternative to career politicians. “Both Bill Magee and Rick Bargabos are career politicians,” [...]

Candidates for 111th Assembly District and 49th Senate District

Assemblyman – New York State 111th Assembly District By Aaron Gifford As it stands now, there are three-way races for both the 111th Assembly District and the 49th Senate District. The incumbents, both Democrats, are seeking re-election and won’t have to win a Sept. 14 primary. Sen. David Valesky (D-Oneida), who declined to respond to election [...]

Cazenovia: From Village Hall

September Meetings Announced Sept. 7 6:45 p.m.: Continued public hearing to receive public input on the draft sign ordinance. 7 p.m.: Village board meeting to include a request by the Rotary Club to use Carpenter’s Barn for a Halloween fundraiser, discussion of Time Warner Cable’s franchise agreement and re-institution of the Carpenter’s Barn Committee. Sept. [...]

Chittenango: Dog Law Stays

Family Says They Want to Leave Village within Year By Martha E. Conway (Chittenango, NY – Aug. 24, 2010) Mayor Ronny Goeler didn’t mince words when consideration of the village of Chittenango’s two-dog rule came up on the agenda at the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees last week. “I’ve made it clear how [...]

Brookfield: Process for Proposed Four-Year Highway Term Moves Forward

By Martha E. Conway (Brookfield, NY – Aug. 23, 2010) Only two or three members of the public showed for a public hearing on the subject of whether the town of Brookfield’s highway superintendent, the office currently held by Rod Jennison, should be made a four-year term at a public hearing Aug. 23. The town [...]

Earlville Water Project Breaks Ground

Brush pick-up concludes Sept. 7 Submitted by Christian Vischi (Earlville, NY) The Village of Earlville Water System Improvement Project has broken ground as Vacri Construction Corporation of Binghamton has been busy delivering pipe to the Village for the project. The draft schedule includes work at the tank site and along Route 12B in the first [...]

PAC 99 Weekly Schedule Aug. 29-Sept. 4

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM Sherrill City Commission Meeting of August 23, 2010 2:25 PM & 7:25 PM Canaltown Series: History of Sylvan Beach with Jack Henke 3:31 PM & 8:31 PM CMS and You – Immunization Wednesday, September 1, 2010 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM Oneida Rotary Club Meeting of August [...]

City to Receive Community Block Grant

(Oneida, NY) Mayor Leo Matzke is pleased to announce that the City will be the recipient of a $400,000 Community Development Block Grant award from New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation’s Office for Community Renewal. This award has been granted for the purposes of the City’s 2010 Scattered Sites Housing Rehabilitation Program. Its purpose [...]

Stop Sign Debate Not Halting

By Martha E. Conway (DeRuyter, NY – Aug. 19, 2010) Supervisor Dan Degear said Calvin Wood has delivered to the town of DeRuyter petitions in opposition of the stop sign at the Route 13 intersection in front of Centro’s. “He would like us to move forward with trying to get the state Department of Transportation [...]

Canastota Fire Department taking steps to become one company

By Margo Frink (Canastota, NY– Aug. 16) The Canastota Fire Department is in the process of legally becoming one company. Under the current charter, the department’s three companies, the Forbes Hose Co., the Delano Hose Co. and the Patent Hook and Ladder Co. all hold separate meetings, each with respective leaders. According to Ted Lumbrazo, [...]

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