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City Hall wants to hear from Brunswick residents about local issues that are important to them at a public meeting on Wednesday.

Glens Falls Planning Board members met on Tuesday but only for the discussion of site plans due to missing the announcement of public hearings.

Residents of Marshview Condos and an environmental advocacy group filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging construction of a 200-plus-unit apartment complex on U.S. 17.

Another scam is impacting Middle Tennesseans. This most recent scam alert comes from Warren County, where the Sheriff says that some residents have been approached by an individual claiming to be with the codes department. Apparently, an individual is going to residences within Warren County and identifying himself as a codes officer. The unknown subject asks multiple questions in an attempt to gain information. In many scams, like the one in Warren County, the con-artist travels from county .....

Brunswick residents — most representatives of neighborhood planning assemblies — left a forum with city officials and the leadership of The Well dissatisfied Wednesday afternoon.

A 65-day closure imposed on The Well by the Brunswick City Commission ends on Wednesday, and while the daytime homeless shelter’s leadership plans on reopening the facility it may not

A 65-day closure imposed on The Well by the Brunswick City Commission ends on Wednesday, and while the daytime homeless shelter’s leadership plans on reopening the facility it may not

For the first time in 12 years, Utica is going to have a new mayor.

Following relocation of eight residents from a red-tagged apartment house in April, the city has ratcheted up pressure on landlords who provide substandard hous

Allen Dinkel, City ManagerThis week I am going to divert a bit from the past few weeks and hit a wide variety of topics. These will vary, bu