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Riley K. Basford, 15, of Potsdam By Submitted by funeral home | April 1, 2021 at 4:24 PM EDT - Updated April 1 at 4:25 PM Riley K. Basford, 15, of Potsdam, was called home to heaven on Tuesday March 30th. (Source: Funeral Home) POTSDAM, N.Y. (WWNY) - Riley K. Basford, 15, of Potsdam, was called home to heaven on Tuesday March 30th. Riley is survived by his parents and step parents, Mary & Elliott Rodee and Darren Basford & Melissa Marion. Along with his siblings Casey and Julia Basford, step siblings Sean (Taylor), Brandon, Liam, Amelia & Sarah Rodee, Emma, Connor, Nathan O’Geen, Mia...

Thursday, April 1, 2021 - 4:49 pm POTSDAM -- Riley K. Basford, 15, was called home to heaven on Tuesday, March 30, 2021. Riley is survived by his parents and step parents, Mary & Elliott Rodee and Darren Basford & Melissa Marion. Also surviving are his siblings Casey and Julia Basford; step siblings, Sean (Taylor), Brandon, Liam, Amelia & Sarah Rodee, Emma, Connor, Nathan O’Geen, and Miah Marion; niece Charleigh Rodee; maternal grandparents, Richard and Katherine Casey; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who were family. Riley was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Kenne...

Source: Hutt City Council Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry has welcomed today’s news that resource consent has been granted for the Eastern Bays Shared Path, saying that it is a major milestone for the significant project and the provision of world class infrastructure for all active transport users. “This is a major milestone for the project, and is a step forward to improving the current infrastructure. Instead of forcing users to use the road shoulder at certain points, this project will extend the path and provide walkers and cyclists in the Hutt with options to move freely an...

Press Release – Hutt City Council Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry has welcomed today’s news that resource consent has been granted for the Eastern Bays Shared Path, saying that it is a major milestone for the significant project and the provision of world class infrastructure for all active transport users. “This is a major milestone for the project, and is a step forward to improving the current infrastructure. Instead of forcing users to use the road shoulder at certain points, this project will extend the path and provide walkers and cyclists in the Hutt with options to move freely a...

Property developers Christopher and Pamela Herd, of Egmont Valley Holdings Limited, bought the 1.8 hectare slice of Maungaroa from telecommunications company Chorus New Zealand in December 2019 for $462,500, half its rateable value. Pamela said she was unaware of any intentions to develop a bike track at the site. Christopher could not be reached for comment. A New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) spokesperson said council had not received any resource consent applications from Egmont Valley Holdings Limited in relation to Maungaroa. The remaining 2.03ha of the site is owned by NPDC. BROD...