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LOWVILLE — Despite rising material costs and supply chain delays, one construction project is approaching completion, and careful planning for new projects continues for Lewis County’s buildings.
LOWVILLE — After 15 years of debate and deliberation, a capital project to rehabilitate two county buildings has taken another step forward, but only after more debate and deliberation of
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