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Johnstown mayor, ex-Water Board chief could face off in 2025 | Leader Herald News - Vimarsana News

Johnstown mayor, ex-Water Board chief could face off in 2025 | Leader Herald News

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 mayor, ex-Water Board chief could face off in 2025 | Leader Herald News - Vimarsana News

Johnstown mayor, ex-Water Board chief could face off in 2025 | Leader Herald News

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 Mayor Praught: Fulton County sewer extension 'not a done deal' - Vimarsana News

» Johnstown Mayor Praught: Fulton County sewer extension 'not a done deal'

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Johnstown Mayor Praught: Fulton County sewer extension 'not a done deal' - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

Johnstown Mayor Praught: Fulton County sewer extension 'not a done deal' - The Gloversville Leader Herald

JOHNSTOWN — In June, the Fulton County Board of Supervisors signed off on bid advertisements for construction of a sewer line extension on state highways 30 and 30A. And Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught isn’t happy about it. "It's not a done deal," said Praught. "I know the county likes to push their a

Splash pad project in Gloversville to break ground - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

Splash pad project in Gloversville to break ground - The Gloversville Leader Herald

GLOVERSVILLE — Crews are expected to break ground on a long-awaited project off Frontage Road in Gloversville come Monday. Public Works will strip asphalt from existing grounds at Trail Station Park before handing off much of the splash pad and recreational infrastructure project to outsourced labor