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The Town of Amsterdam Planning Board will study a potential ban on battery energy storage systems as officials continue to mull regulating the controversial devices.

The Town of Amsterdam Planning Board will study a potential ban on battery energy storage systems as officials continue to mull regulating the controversial devices.

The Town of Amsterdam Planning Board will study a potential ban on battery energy storage systems as officials continue to mull regulating the controversial devices.

After weeks of fierce public debate about the future of the 27 Market St. site in Oneonta, Mayor Mark Drnek proposed Tuesday that the city postpone any action on selling

After weeks of fierce public debate about the future of the 27 Market St. site in Oneonta, Mayor Mark Drnek proposed Tuesday that the city postpone any action on selling

About 250 people attended a town hall meeting Tuesday, many of whom wanted speak their minds on Rehabilitation Support Services Inc.’s proposal to develop 27 Market St. into a mixed-use

The town of Glenville is moving forward with more than $5 million in water infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to its aging treatment plant that dates back to the 1960s.

The town of Glenville is moving forward with more than $5 million in water infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to its aging treatment plant that dates back to the 1960s.

ROME — A large number of city contracts were approved by the Board of Estimate and Contract at their Thursday morning meeting at City Hall, the final such meeting of

Sending $3 million of the citys American Rescue Plan Act funding to Rome Health is on this months agenda for the citys Board of Estimate and Contract, among many other municipal contracts at the end of the year.