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CLYMER — A consultant is recommending the Clymer Town Board undertake a $10.4 million upgrade of the town’s water system. The system hasn’t been updated s

Clymer Town Board members discussed updates on multiple projects at their recent meeting. Projects include solar applications, sidewalks, the town park pavilion

Since taking over the role of Clymer town supervisor, Brian Willink has been busy. Born and raised in Clymer, Willink graduated from Clymer Central School in 1

Clymer Town Board members this month discussed ideas for new additions for Clymer Town Park. Ideas focused on benches and a new municipal building. The benches

CLYMER — Town Board members discussed updating sidewalks and the park pavilion during their recent April meeting. The town’s sidewalks have been discussed

CLYMER, N.Y. — Three energy laws were officially adopted during a special meeting of the Clymer Town Board held on Wednesday evening at the highway building, 8026 Route 474, Clymer.

nholland@post-journal.com The town of Clymer, established in 1821, is celebrating its 200th birthday. Pictured, in back, are Carl Neckers, Travis Heiser, Scott Trisket, Todd Kolstee and Brian Willink. In front are Karen Foster, Debby Schurman, Melissa Ranney. Submitted photo Clymer, established as a town in 1821, is now 200 years old. Throughout the years of Clymer’s history, town records express the evolution from a wilderness settlement into the small town that it is today. The first annu...