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Massena mayor presents budget with 2% tax rate increase, 3.5% levy increase - Vimarsana News

Massena mayor presents budget with 2% tax rate increase, 3.5% levy increase

MASSENA -- Mayor Greg Paquin has released his proposed budget, which comes in just under the 2% tax cap by a $200 margin. Paquin presented the proposed budget during a special meeting on April …

COMMENTARY: Recreation misinformation in Chatham Township - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: Recreation misinformation in Chatham Township

Editor's Note: The following are the remarks made by Chatham Township Mayor Ashley Felice at the Tuesday, July 18 committee meeting, in response to comments made by Committeeman Mark Lois

Mayor Felice condemns Committeeman Lois' actions as Chatham Township approves capital ordinance - Vimarsana News

Mayor Felice condemns Committeeman Lois' actions as Chatham Township approves capital ordinance

CHATHAM TWP. - The Chatham Township Committee adopted its 2023 capital expense ordinance during its business meeting on Tuesday, July 18, but all eyes were turned toward the dais for

Village of Canton working on fixing problems cited by Comptroller - Vimarsana News

Village of Canton working on fixing problems cited by Comptroller

CANTON — Deputy Mayor Carol S. Pynchon said the village is making progress in correcting accounting failings cited the New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli in November.

Source: nny360.com
Village of Canton working on fixing problems cited by state comptroller - Vimarsana News

Village of Canton working on fixing problems cited by state comptroller

CANTON — Deputy Mayor Carol S. Pynchon said the village is making progress in correcting accounting failings cited the New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli in November.

Source: nny360.com