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The Police and Fire and Public Lands and Buildings Marietta City Council committees met Wednesday night to briefly discuss various business items. Assistant

While unemployment figures may cause despair, KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Nomusa

At their Monday night meeting, Marietta City Council’s Planning Zoning Annexation and Housing Committee discussed the Enrich Marietta plan and the Residential

City commissioners on Tuesday sided with residents who filed an appeal over site plans for a commercial site.

Enerpac Tool HQ moving to Milwaukee. Plus: A recap of weeks real estate news.

With months of accolades and awards. Plus: Who will replace Tonic Tavern, Riverfront Pizza and Kehrs downtown candy store?

Schenectady’s allocation of $2.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to the Mohawk Harbor arena project on Feb. 12 is likely to mark the city’s last major ARPA expenditure, as it currently has $50,000 in unallocated funds remaining.

Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy signed a community benefits agreement with the Mohawk Harbor arena developers last Thursday unbeknownst to the city council, who debated the agreement that same night without the knowledge that the mayor had already reached a deal.

And a new brunch restaurant would fill the popular restaurants space.

Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy signed a community benefits agreement with the Mohawk Harbor arena developers last Thursday unbeknownst to the city council, who debated the agreement that same night without the knowledge that the mayor had already reached a deal.