Middleburgh
Middleburgh, NY · Real Estate
altamontenterprise.com
New Scotland to sue three property owners over code violations
NEW SCOTLAND — After years of disrepair, New Scotland has decided to take three local landowners to court to get them to clean up their properties. The New Scotland Town Board on Sept. 9 authorized its law firm to file lawsuits against the owners of three properties that the town’s code-enforcement officer has said do not comply with town zoning and building codes.
theberkshireedge.com
Berkshire region real estate sales – September 18, 2026
16 Edward Avenue: Rebecca Mckeeer of Adams to Holly E. Silva, $290,000 on 09/02/2026. 30 Anthony Street: Caleb M. Cimini of Adams to Kimberly Morin, $198,000 on 08/31/2026. 35 Summer Street: Melanie Maz and Chad E. Worley of Adams to Robert Henry, $185,100 on 08/31/2026. Becket. 2305 Jacobs Ladder Road:...
WRGB
Steamboat Square to assist Albany's housing crisis
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — An old high-rise with a new interior, Steamboat Square is bringing 343 units of affordable housing to Green Street in Albany. As construction continues, CBS6's Anthony Krolikowski took a tour. The building will feature one-bedroom apartments such as the one shown in the video and...
greaterlongisland.com
Long-abandoned Northampton gas station is finally gone for good
Greater East End coverage is funded in part by The Watershed Kitchen & Inn, a North Fork destination in South Jamesport featuring elevated comfort food, craft cocktails and boutique accommodations. Explore The Watershed →. For decades, an abandoned gas station and repair shop sat along Lake Avenue in Northampton, slowly...
altamontenterprise.com
Reversal: Variance will allow Greagans to expand their home
GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Zoning Board of Appeals this month reversed itself and unanimously granted a Dunnsville Road couple a watercourse variance it had denied them earlier this year. The approval was granted over two written objections from Watervliet, the municipality that owns the reservoir fed by the watercourse.
The Commons
Proposal to raise taxes on second homes is unfair, shortsighted
WEST WARDSBORO-We purchased our home in West Wardsboro in 1998. Since then, we have continuously supported the local economy. The folks who plow our driveway, deliver our firewood, and fill our propane tank are local firms and residents. So are our plumber, electrician, and carpenter. The company that built our porch and deck, and the company that installed our new septic system are also local.