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The Duanesburg Town Board on Thursday voted unanimously to exceed the state’s 2% property tax cap for the upcoming fiscal year — marking the fifth time in six years lawmakers

After some debate, the Delaware County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday passed a resolution that will put the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower one step closer to being rebuilt.

Supervisor Travis Moskalski said the board has promised to protect homeowners from dramatic tax increases.

Todays look back at local history as captured in the pages of The Citizen:

BENTON TOWNSHIP — Longtime township Supervisor William “Woody” Ertwine lost his bid at an eighth term Tuesday to challenger Douglas Pennington, according to unofficial results. Pennington, a Republican, beat the incumbent with 222 votes to Ertwine’s 166. Ertwine, 71, a Democrat, held the seat for 42 years. Pennington, 28, did not respond to earlier phone messages seeking

BENTON TWP. — Longtime township Supervisor William “Woody” Ertwine is running for an eighth term for a seat he’s held as a Democrat for 42 years. He is opposed by Douglas Pennington, who is running as a Republican candidate for a six-year term. Ertwine, 71, started out as a laborer for Benton Township and later a road master. He still does maintenance and welding work for the

After allegations surfaced that a Pittsylvania County supervisor made racist remarks to the county sheriff about another supervisor who is Black, the accused said it was one in "a series