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Downtown business group shares petition, reaches out for answers, airs grievances - Vimarsana News

Downtown business group shares petition, reaches out for answers, airs grievances

2024 File Photo of fencing along a row of businesses in the Alva and Bank parking lot block patients from having handicap parking and has prompted the business group to draft a petition for

City leaders done with budget talks, good with slight tax increase, water increase - Vimarsana News

City leaders done with budget talks, good with slight tax increase, water increase

City of Batavia's superintendents of Maintenance and Water/Wastewater Scott Allen, left, and Tom Phelps far right, flank Public Works Director Brett Frank during Wednesday's final budget session at

City police staffing study produces several recommendations for budget talks - Vimarsana News

City police staffing study produces several recommendations for budget talks

Batavia Police Chief Shawn Heubusch and Assistant Chief Chris Camp review the proposed 2025 budget and a state report at City Hall.Photo by Joanne Beck Become an accredited agency, clearly specify job

Getting organized for a New Year in the city - Vimarsana News

Getting organized for a New Year in the city

Taking their oaths of office are, from left, Tammy Schmidt, David Twichell, Derek Geib, Paul Viele, Kathy Briggs and Al McGinnis during City Council's organizational meeting Monday at City Hall.Photo

With one objection, city manager approved for second three-year contract - Vimarsana News

With one objection, city manager approved for second three-year contract

Image Nov. 13, 2023 File Photo of City Manager Rachael Tabelski during a City Council meetingPhoto by Howard Owens By a vote of seven to one, City Council agreed to the second three-year contract for