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TOWN OF AMSTERDAM — A Take 5 Oil Change garage proposed on a narrow lot on Route 30 between Dunkin and Burger King in the town of Amsterdam has been approved by the Planning Board. Chairman Alex Kuchis last week cast the only vote against the project plans that were approved by the board 4-1. He

Expanding Orange Countys sewer plant in Harriman to handle looming population growth could cost $200 million, a sharp price increase in just 2 years.

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On Monday, May 9, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney gave a press conference outside of the Oakridge Water District water treatment facility where he presented Town Supervisor Tony Gonçalves with a

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When Credibility Matters

When Credibility Matters

May 10, 2021 Jim Johnson Jr. Duffield Associates LLC announced the addition of Jim Johnson Jr., PE, to its expanding coastal services practice. Johnson has more than 40 years of experience in the public- and private-sector infrastructure market and will continue his unwavering commitment to providing creative, sustainable solutions for Duffield clients. While serving as chief engineer of the Delaware Department of Transportation and executive director of the Delaware River & Bay Autho...

Print subscribers If youre a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers TOM water and sewer infrastructure needs outlined Posted By Connor Linskey At the Montgomery Town Board special meeting on April 22, Mary Beth Bianconi, a partner and senior project engineer at Delaware Engineering, D.P.C. presented a comprehensive master plan of the Town of Montgomery’s water and sewer infrastructure. The purpose of her presentation was to provi...