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Haley Gilligan said winning by a more than 3-to-1 margin in the Democratic primary for Glens Falls 2rd Ward supervisor on Tuesday has boosted her morale as she moves on

The Glens Falls Common Council approved a resolution in an attempt to halt zoning changes in the Town of Queensbury that could affect Glens Falls home owners in the Second

Haley Gilligan defeated Peter McDevitt on Tuesday in the Ward 2 Democratic primary race for supervisor of Glens Falls. She bested him by more than 50%. Nancy Turner also beat

Pittsburgh City Council voted Wednesday to approve issuing nearly $68 million in bonds to pay for capital projects this year. The measure will fund projects that City Council has already approved in Mayor Ed Gainey’s 2023 capital budget, Jennifer Gula, the city’s finance director, said. This year’s operating budget, which

Pittsburgh City Council made a series of changes Tuesday to its proposed 2023 budgets, including amendments to refund the Land Bank, keep the city’s cable bureau and print shop out of the mayor’s office and nix plans for several new positions. Council preliminarily voted to move $4 million in American

After Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey presented his 2023 budget to City Council this week, council members are diving into the proposal before taking a final vote on it. Their weekslong budget process began Tuesday with a budget proposal overview. On Wednesday, they will begin a series of budget hearings that

Pittsburgh has yet to spend or designate how it will spend about 63% of the American Rescue Plan Act funding that it received. Pittsburgh received about $335 million from President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion economic stimulus bill. The money can be used to replace lost public sector revenue, support covid-19

Pittsburgh received $335 million from the America Rescue Plan Act. On Tuesday, Pittsburgh City Council heard details about how the Gainey administration plans to spend it.

Pittsburgh City Council members are considering a measure that would give them over $400,000 that could be sent directly to athletic associations and community groups in their respective districts. Sponsored by Council President Theresa Kail-Smith, the legislation would reallocate $410,000 from the Office of Management & Budget and Parks &

Pittsburgh City Council officials last week announced that City Clerk Brenda Pree was departing from city council, Assistant Clerk Kim Clark-Baskin would serve as acting clerk and they had hired new leaders for the City Council Budget Office. Pree has accepted an offer to serve as the city clerk of