Northeast Metro Tech will seek voter approval for new school building
Northeast Metro Tech will seek voter approval for new school building
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Plans for development of O'Connell Street and Moore Street get green light
Local campaigners to appeal approval for mixed scheme which would ‘destroy’ Moore Street
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Election scheduled for new Northeast Metro Tech school project
Residents in all 12 communities that send students to Northeast Metro Tech will decide the fate of a proposed new vocational school
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O'Connell Street and Moore Street redevelopment plan revealed
New application opts for fully-open street design and reduced retail space
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Officials share voting day procedures for Special Election – Winthrop Transcript
Town Manager Austin Faison and Acting Town Clerk Joanne M. DeMato wish to provide residents with information regarding the state special election scheduled for March. The special election to fill the seat of State Rep. Robert DeLeo has been set for Tuesday, March 30. The primary election will be held Tuesday, March 2. Polling locations will be as follows: • Precincts 1, 2, and 5: Former Winthrop Middle School Gym, 151 Pauline St. Voters should enter adjacent to Eruzione Skating Ri...
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FMCC officials expect revised health and safety capital project to get underway | News, Sports, Jobs
aonyon@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Fulton-Montgomery Community College officials expect work on the school’s revised capital project focused on health and safety to get underway late this month. FMCC Trustee James Landrio of the Buildings and Grounds Committee reported to the Board of Trustees on Thursday that contracts for the college’s 2020 capital project are expected to be signed by the school’s sponsor counties shortly with related planning work ongoing. “Planning with these con...
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