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Engineering Review Delays Saugerties Splash Pad
Plans to build an accessible splash pad at Cantine Field Complex in Saugerties have been delayed by engineering studies required for a state grant, Deputy Town Supervisor Leeanne Thornton said. The town had hoped to begin construction before winter. Officials now aim to finish planning over the winter to take advantage of the spring construction […] The post Engineering Review Delays Saugerties Splash Pad appeared first on The Overlook .
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Woodbury voters approve library budget of over $900,000
WOODBURY – Town of Woodbury voters have approved a more than $901,000 annual budget for the Woodbury Public Library. The vote on November 3 was 2,278 in favor and 1,199 votes opposed. Officials said the approved funding marks an important milestone for the library, providing sustainable, dedicated annual funding...
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Chester Councilman seeks DA probe of Comptroller Neil Meyer
TOWN OF CHESTER – Town of Chester Councilman Giuseppe Cassara has requested that the Orange County District Attorney’s Office investigate whether Town Comptroller Neil Meyer used his town-issued laptop to perform volunteer work for the Town of Wallkill. Last week, Town of Chester Supervisor Brandon Holdridge confirmed that...
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Woodstock Building Officials Plan Home Maintenance Podcast
Woodstock building officials are planning a podcast to help residents tackle home maintenance concerns. The show, “High Anxiety,” will be hosted by Alan Harmon, the town’s fire inspector, and Donna LeMoine, a code enforcement officer. The town introduced the podcast in an Oct. 30 Facebook post. “What about your home gives you anxiety?” the post […] The post Woodstock Building Officials Plan Home Maintenance Podcast appeared first on The Overlook .
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Voters Seek Relief as Fuel and Salt Costs Strain Town Budgets
Across the region, the high costs that frustrated voters on Election Day are complicating town budgets for 2027. Diesel costs about two-thirds more than it did a year ago, and road salt prices are climbing nearly as fast. Local governments need diesel to run highway trucks and ambulances, and salt to keep roads safe through […] The post Voters Seek Relief as Fuel and Salt Costs Strain Town Budgets appeared first on The Overlook .