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The Village of Macksburg is a giant step closer to realizing a dream its residents have had for more than a decade. They received approval June 16 of a $3,364,

TROY — After numerous budget committee meetings, cuts, additions, and last minute changes, Troy Area School District passed its 2023/2024 fiscal year budget.

Steven holl has designed the upcoming student performing arts center for the historic campus of the university of pennsylvania.

The Caroline Town Council unanimously passed important broadband legislation and tax exemptions to support Caroline’s emergency volunteers, elderly, disabled, families, and the underserved at a business meeting that took place

If the first Batavia City Council meeting for the newly-appointed Rich Richmond seemed like it went by in a flash, that’s because it did. At the outset of tonight’s meeting at the City Hall Council Board Room, Richmond was sworn in by City Clerk Heidi Parker to replace Jeremy Karas, who resigned his Council member at large seat (photo at right). And 22 minutes later, the

If the first Batavia City Council meeting for the newly-appointed Rich Richmond seemed like it went by in a flash, that’s because it did. At the outset of tonight’s meeting at the City Hall Council Board Room, Richmond was sworn in by City Clerk Heidi Parker to replace Jeremy Karas, who resigned his Council member at large seat (photo at right). And 22 minutes later, the

The City of Batavia apparently has concluded its “hunt” for the right engineering firm to handle the City Centre/Mall rehabilitation project. According to a memo to City Council dated Feb. 16, City Manager Rachael Tabelski is recommending that the city contracts with HUNT E/A/S of Rochester for architectural and engineering services for the design of the project’s

Special to The Times WOODSFIELD — Monroe County officials met with the Ohio & Lee Water & Sewer company to discuss options for a proposed wastewater project that affects multiple communities in the county. In Monroe County, there is no publicly owned water distribution or wastewater treatment system. Instead, four different private entities are contracted to provide water service and wastewater treatment. Ohio & Lee Water & Sewer company serves customers in Ohio and Lee townships. The compa...