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In order to move ahead with his plan to build an outdoor amphitheater at the Erie Canal Village, JGK Associates CEO Jerry Stucchi told the Rome Common Council they need to nix any existing deed restrictions that would stop construction and figure out how much the city is willing to pay to clean up the old, dilapidated buildings on the site.

The changes make it tougher for companies to use boots and force them to make it easier to free the car or truck.

SELLERSBURG — High schoolers from Clark, Floyd, Scott and other counties on Thursday came to the Clark County REMC for the first Trades Camp.

Sen. Nicole Mitchell steered clear of the Capitol again Thursday as colleagues wrestled with how to deal with the Democratic lawmaker’s legal troubles.

HIGH BRIDGE – The High Bridge Paint Out is back with a showcase and silent auction on Sunday, April 28, at Circa and Scout’s Coffee Bar on Main Street.

MENDHAM – The Mendham Borough Library, 10 Hilltop Road, offers the following upcoming adult and children’s programs. For more information or to register, call (973) 543-4152 or visit mendhamboroughlibrary.org.

Cumberland County Commissioners unanimously approved a new flat fee of $100 to offset costs for road change requests during Aprils monthly meeting.

ALBANY (TNS) — After months of demonstrations by supporters and negotiations among lawmakers, the proposed New York Home Energy Affordable Transition Act failed to make it into the final state

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — During the regular meeting of the Clarksburg-Harrison Board of Health, members discussed switching the health department to a new information technology provider.