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Should Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught opt to run again, she could face a challenge from former Water Board President Mike Capparello. The Republican on Sunday affirmed that he’s mulling over a bid for the position.

Should Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught opt to run again, she could face a challenge from former Water Board President Mike Capparello. The Republican on Sunday affirmed that he’s mulling over a bid for the position.

Johnstown’s top leader in her third annual State of the City address pledged to overcome an inherited accounting rut within the next 12 months.

Nearly $290,000 in new spending is aimed to address rising costs, including equipment, utility and personnel expenses within Fulton County’s second largest municipality.

Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught has warmed up to the idea of allowing Fulton County additional sewer system access for a major infrastructure project.

City property taxes would go up 2% in 2024 as proposed in Johnstown's tentative budget. Under the pending plan, landowners would pay a $14.35 rate per $1,000 of a property's assessed value. The shift is intended to address growing utility costs, maintenance prices and union-negotiated personne

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Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught has warmed up to the idea of allowing Fulton County additional sewer system access for a major infrastructure project. It's a shift from early summer when the Republican mayor blasted county officials for advertising bids on the 15-mile sewer line extension project wit

The former home of Crescendoe Gloves sits on the chopping block. Johnstown city lawmakers earlier last week approved a $287,000 bid from Dan’s Hauling and Demolition to raze the old mill, and eventually use the leveled space for storage. In 2015, the city acquired the boarded-up structure by m

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