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City invites public to discuss major local issues - Vimarsana News

City invites public to discuss major local issues

City Hall wants to hear from Brunswick residents about local issues that are important to them at a public meeting on Wednesday.

Glens Falls Planning Board doesn't hold public hearings due to insufficient notice - Vimarsana News

Glens Falls Planning Board doesn't hold public hearings due to insufficient notice

Glens Falls Planning Board members met on Tuesday but only for the discussion of site plans due to missing the announcement of public hearings.

Marshview condo owners file suit against U.S. 17 apartment developer - Vimarsana News

Marshview condo owners file suit against U.S. 17 apartment developer

Residents of Marshview Condos and an environmental advocacy group filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging construction of a 200-plus-unit apartment complex on U.S. 17.

SCAM: Unknown Subject Claims to be a Codes Enforcement Officer - Vimarsana News

SCAM: Unknown Subject Claims to be a Codes Enforcement Officer

Another scam is impacting Middle Tennesseans. This most recent scam alert comes from Warren County, where the Sheriff says that some residents have been approached by an individual claiming to be with the codes department. Apparently, an individual is going to residences within Warren County and identifying himself as a codes officer. The unknown subject asks multiple questions in an attempt to gain information. In many scams, like the one in Warren County, the con-artist travels from county ...

City, downtown residents press The Well on reopening - Vimarsana News

City, downtown residents press The Well on reopening

Brunswick residents — most representatives of neighborhood planning assemblies — left a forum with city officials and the leadership of The Well dissatisfied Wednesday afternoon.