Ovid Voters Face Sewer Referendum This March
Voters in Ovid go to the polls on Tuesday March 21 to decide a nonbinding referendum on building a municipal sewer system estimated at 870 600 dollars. Officials including Mayor Robert Watson and Village Attorney Benjamin Frakill answered questions at a public meeting attended by about 75 residents.
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OVID
Robert Watson
Benjamin Franklill
Andrew Fuller
Frank Speno
Sampson
Spena
Jin
Franklin
New York
Write-In Contest In Store For Lodi
In Lodi a write-in mayoral contest forms after caucus with incumbent Carl Stewart opposing Francis M. Steverson. Stewart, longtime mayor and community activist, urges votes by writing his name on the line below the citizens party candidate. Steverson, a Willard State Hospital employee and Army veteran, holds multiple local posts but says he will resign to serve full time if elected. He lists plans for youth centers and playgrounds funded by state aid.
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Lodi
Carl Stewart
Francis M. Steverson
Citizens Party
Stewart
Francis Steverson
Willard State Hospital
Interlaken Board Adopts 1967 68 Calendar and Policies
Interlaken Board of Education approved the 1967-68 school calendar with 184 days and two teacher-conference days. School opens Sept 6 after a Sept 5 faculty meeting. Policies for non teaching personnel were revised including sick leave and vacation. Budget items were reviewed and a March 20 special meeting set. Attendees included district and school leaders and staff.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Board of Education
BOCES
Ithaca
New York State School Boards Assoc
Syracuse
Board of Education
Inas
Trumansburg Parties Urge Large Village Vote
In a joint statement Harry E Buck and Richard Remley Citizens Party candidates pledge progress if reelected to Trumansburg Board of Trustees. They cite a reorganized Police Department water project wage scales tax relief for seniors and ongoing street and beautification efforts with a low tax rate not raised since 1965 ahead of March 21 election.
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Trumansburg
Harry E. Buck
Richard Remley
Citizen Party
Buck
Remley
Pioneer Candidates Urge Turnout for Village Trustees Vote
Pioneer Trumanspurg candidates urge a record turnout for the March 21 vote to elect two year village trustees. They stress the two top vote-getters win seats and invite transportation help for a baby sitter on election day.
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Pete Jager
Scotty Coleman
Veterans Benefits Explained At Interlaken Legion Meeting
Interlaken Legion hosts Veterans Benefits briefing with Seneca County Service Director on March 28 at 8 p.m. Learn current and new laws affecting veterans and how to apply. Members urged to pay dues by March 14 and join the Legion if eligible.
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Interlaken- Veterans
Seneca County Service
Interlaken Legion Post
Veterans of
Seneca County
Congress
Interlaken American Legion
Legion
Romulus Adopts Teachers Salary Schedule
Romulus Central School Board adopted a teachers' salary scale totaling $5600 with 12 steps on the bachelor level 13 on the masters and 14 on the sixty hour level. Graduate compensation was set at 50 dollars per five hours. Final action was taken on non teaching staff raises.
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Romulus
Romulus Central
B.S
Girl Scouts
Protest over land fill site at Burdick Road in Covert
At the March 13 town board meeting in Covert a group of property owners protested the Sanitary land fill dump on Burdick Road. Central NY Equipment beat McKinley for a $3300 bid on a used lowbed trailer. Tru mansburg water system plans were reviewed with no objections. General and Highway Fund vouchers totaling $1 809.45 were approved. Town records note licenses issued: 1 fish, 69 dogs, 1 marriage, 1 certification. payments listed to county and state offices.
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Interlaken
Covert
Burdick Road
McKinley Sales & Lease Co
Bath
Central N.Y. Equipment Co
Golder
Tru
Mansburg Board
Trumansburg
Trumansburg Plans Water Hearing as Board Acts
Trumansburg Village Board scheduled a public hearing with the Water Resources Commission for March 22 at 10 a.m. in Village Hall. After ruling, water system work should begin in early May. An option on the dump site was taken and streets repair becomes village responsibility. The fire department will buy 400 feet of hose as the sewer contract expired a year ago.
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Trumansburg
Water Resources Commission
Ulysses & Covert
Fire Department
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Chamber OF Commerce Elects
Marian F
East Seneca Street
Cornell Univeristy
1.C
Lewis S. Bell
Robert Akins
V P
Robert Dickerson
Arthur Phillips
Charles
Lehigh Railroad Company
Tompkins County
Johnson Construction Company
Beardsley & Beardsley Architectural Firm
Messrs. Wiggins, Hunt, Smith, Rankin and Mount
M.C. Brown
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