Lewis County Development News Today

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LOWVILLE — Naturally Lewis has announced the recipients of the second round of the Small Things, Big Impacts Fund. This year, a total of $14,325 has been awarded to 16

LOWVILLE — Just before Christmas, Sen. Mark Walczyk inducted C. Lee Hinkleman Sr. into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame during a ceremony at the American Legion

LOWVILLE, N.Y. — Naturally Lewis is announcing three new grant funds with funding that totals $150,000.

LOWVILLE — Students of two former southern Lewis County elementary schools in the 1950s will soon be able to live in the same school building as senior citizens.

LOWVILLE — Lewis County Treasurer Eric J. Virkler will be seeking election to a second term in November.

LOWVILLE — The Lewis County Board of Legislators and development organizations are taking a proactive approach to find the right use and owner for the former Glenfield Elementary School building.

LOWVILLE — “Naturally Lewis” may evolve from the brand created to market the county to entrepreneurs, industries and investors to a stand-alone nonprofit combining the staffs and programs of the

LOWVILLE — The Lewis County Board of Legislators unanimously voted to appoint Jessica L. Moser to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Legislator Ronald J. Burns, R-Denmark, that

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