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MASSENA — A $27,000 grant will help fund a pre-engineering study to provide potable municipal water to areas around the town of Massena, outside of the village, that do not

MASSENA — Town of Massena officials have scheduled a public hearing for 4:30 p.m. Aug. 4 to take comments on a proposal to place a 90-day moratorium on cryptocurrency mining operations in the town while regulations are drawn up to address what they say are unsightly shipping containers. “Particularly the sea boxes or the trailers,” Town Supervisor Steven D. O’Shaughnessy said. “What we want to put in place is regulations, zoning laws that prohibit the cryptocurrency from just plunking trailers down, like a shipping container.” Mr. O’Shaughnessy said they wan...

MASSENA — A project that has been in the works for several years will still be in the works for some time to come. Planning for the East Massena Consolidated Water District has been put on hold because materials needed for the project are either unavailable or are beyond what had been budgeted. “The water line is on hold for the same reasons that every construction job has been put on hold. It’s been very difficult to get some of the materials,” Town Supervisor Steven D. O’Shaughnessy said. One material in particular that’s difficult to find is copper for the cop...

MASSENA — An objection was filed with the St. Lawrence County Board of Elections on Thursday, alleging that the Board of Elections did not receive proper notice of the Massena Republican caucus. If that’s the case, it could mean the caucus was not valid and there would be no time to hold another one. “At this point there wouldn’t be enough time. They would have to do either a write-in campaign or something of that nature because the last day is July 22 to hold a caucus. But you’d have to put a notice in at least 10 days prior. There isn’t enough time to hold anot...

Rotterdam officials warn against using third-party site to pay tax bill | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Rotterdam town officials are urging residents to pay their tax bills using only the website printed on the bills or via the town’s website after it discovered that a third-party vendor has been submitting residents’ payments to the town after their due dates.  According to a press release issued by the town on Wednesday, while third-party vendor DOXO.com has been posing as a bill pay service for the town and charging people for those services, the website’s processing timeframe fails t...