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WILMINGTON — The general election will see two candidates vying for the job of Wilmington town supervisor.

ONEIDA, N.Y. — City Chamberlain Anna Hood said recent auction sales have helped the city recoup some of the money allegedly stolen by former city treasurer Nancy Andrews. Hood said sales, consisting of three private properties and a building owned by the city because of unpaid taxes, made a dent in the $550,090.81 Andrews was […]

Richie Kessel's post work has raised alarms from New York's attorney general, comptroller and inspector general, so why did Gov. Kathy Hochul pick him?

Newburgh officials are receiving some top praise from New York State.

WATERLOO — Seneca County wants to clean up contaminated brownfield properties and put them back on the tax roll for productive uses.

Seneca County pursues brownfield grants to revitalize contaminated sites Waterloo

EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. — Rensselaer County recently received more good fiscal news from the Office of the State Comptroller. Rensselaer County has again earned a perfect stress fiscal score following a review of county finances by the state, County Executive Steve McLaughlin announced. McLaughlin said the county earned a perfect score in the Office of […]

Newburgh officials are receiving some top praise from New York State.

Guest op-ed: Hamilton mayoral candidate talks about Wilson Ave response

(The Center Square) — New Jerseys top fiscal watchdog is pressuring cities and towns that havent complied with his offices demands to end "improper" sick and vacation time payouts, warning