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Residents near the High Acres Landfill want the courts to enforce their “right to clean air and water, and a healthful environment,” but Attorney General Leticia James has argued in an appellate brief that those rights can’t be enforced without enabling legislation.

Neighbors of High Acres Landfill renew odor complaints in Green Amendment case rebutting DEC Macedon

GENEVA — It was six years in the making, but the outgoing City Council, in its last regular meeting of the year, unanimously adopted an update to its 56-year-old zoning

Two candidates are running for a four-year term as Ward 4 representative on Geneva City Council: R.J. Rapoza, who is running on the Democratic and Geneva Forward party lines, and

GENEVA — Ken Camera is finishing out his final term on City Council representing Ward 4. During last week’s 2024 budget discussion he once again called for canceling or delaying

GENEVA — When City Council considers voting on the city’s zoning code next month, there will be no provisions for hens, nor higher-density housing in a section of the city’s

GENEVA — After months of debate and another night of protracted discussion, the city has instituted short-term rental regulations.

GENEVA — The shopping center formerly known as Town & Country Plaza is in the hands of Wells Fargo Bank after it foreclosed on the property earlier this year, a

GENEVA — This City Council hasn’t agreed on much, but they may be in unison on one thing: The city needs short-term rental regulations.

GENEVA — City Council members agree on one thing: They’re not interested in seeing cows, horses or other large animals allowed on city properties under a proposed — and long-discussed