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Town Supervisors feeble response to incomplete sexual harassment training in Amherst raises accountability concerns. Other regions completed training efficiently. The proposed committee seems like a delay tactic.

Brian J. Kulpa, supervisor for the Town of Amherst, said his government was focused on responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, and sexual harassment prevention training "slipped through the cracks."

A pair of Tipton residents expressed gratitude to Antis Township leaders recently for helping take care of a codes problem in their neighborhood. One had repr

Hanover Township Assessor Khaja Moinuddin and Supervisor Brian P. McGuire will host a tax appeal seminar at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 21, at the Senior Center, 240 S. Route 59, Bartlett.

Uniland Development Co. in August sued the Town of Amherst for what it says was the towns improper closure of a portion of Amherst Manor Drive that directly connected the

The Sheridan Drive properties have a combined full-market value of $21.3 million. But the company contends their market value should be slashed by 69%, to $6.6 million, according to its

"The reality is theres a lot of hype about Costco by people who really want it. And theres a lot of concern about traffic on Bailey," Amherst Supervisor Brian J.

Antis Township supervisors are trying to rectify an ongoing issue in Tipton with several property owners from the same farm family who have vehicles, machinery

A Kenosha County Board resolution to encourage rooftop solar arrays that was killed by a veto by County Executive Samantha Kerkman could not be reversed Tuesday.

Across the country, turnover and vacancies are high. Counties are raising salaries but still can't compete with the private sector.