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With a year-end deadline looming to designate the use of all federal American Rescue Plan (ARPA) funds, the Manchester Selectboard approved three projects totaling $414,249 to nearly close out the $1.1 million pandemic fund. An additional $40,000 remains in the fund, and the Selectboard will discuss its use at a future meeting.

TROY, N.Y. — The Collar City recently applied to New York State’s Pro-Housing Communities Program, Mayor Carmella Mantello announced. This program will offer the city certification because it actively supports housing growth, and will benefit communities by giving them preferential scoring for certain discretionary funding grants, a news release from the mayor’s office said. The […]

The Montana Supreme Court has denied a Whitefish nonprofit’s request to intervene as a defendant in a lawsuit filed by a coalition of homeowners against the state.

TROY, N.Y. — The City of Troy will have a comptroller in the next two weeks, Deputy Mayor Seamus Donnelly announced at the City Council meeting Thursday evening. Until the person finishes their current employment — they recently submitted their two weeks’ notice — the city will not be announcing their name. “We were pretty […]

My name is Laurie Kunz, and I’m a candidate for re-election on the Manchester Selectboard two-year term. I respectfully request your vote on March 5th. I have had the privilege

TROY, N.Y. — The Democratic caucus of the Troy City Council is calling on Republican Mayor Carmella Mantello to establish a Housing Task Force to address issues including its aging housing stock, rising rents, and barriers to homeownership. “The Democrats envision a Housing Task Force constituted by tenants, property owners, and local community leaders to […]

Finding a place to live in Montana is still out of reach for many Montana residents, exceeding national averages for home prices and growing 105% since 2017, according to a Montana Department of Commerce data presented Wednesday.

Finding a place to live in Montana is still out of reach for many residents, exceeding national averages for home prices and growing 105% since 2017, according to Montana Department

Finding a place to live in Montana is still out of reach for many Montana residents, exceeding national averages for home prices and growing 105% since 2017, according to a

Finding a place to live in Montana is still out of reach for many Montana residents, exceeding national averages for home prices and growing 105% since 2017, according to Montana Department of Commerce data in a presentation Wednesday.