Barry Marquart News Today

The city will spend $1.3 million of federal COVID-19 pandemic relief funding on a new tower for public safety and municipal service radio communications.

The Lindbergh High School Envirothon team placed 11th out of 44 teams this year at the National Envirothon competition in Miami, Ohio in July. The team competed in wildlife, forestry,...

A team of Lindbergh graduates has achieved statewide success at the Missouri Envirothon competition, propelling them to nationals at the end of July. The team was comprised of five 2022...

Hoch Associates will manage the engineering and architecture of the relocation of several city departments into three former auto mart buildings. For ...

A recent records request that stumped Southwest Allen County Schools central office staff is prompting a policy change. “This ones interestin ...

Councilwoman Sharon Tucker, D-6th, gave Barry Marquart, director of buildings and grounds, a very serious look as he walked up to the podium at Tuesda ...

The city has found a way to pay more than the appraised value of three Avenue of Autos properties that will likely become the homes of several municip ...

Investigators are looking for new leads in connection with the 1980 death of a Broome County resident whose body was found near Otsiningo Park. 30-year-old Barry Marquart of Kirkwood had been missing for a couple of days before his father reported him missing on November 9, 1980. State police found the mans car parked at the old Exit 5 rest area off Interstate 81 in the town of Dickinson. Troopers discovered Marquarts body in a shallow section of the Chenango River, a short distance from the ve...