Sutton Responds to Midtown Development Debate Stirs Local Housing Views
Sutton defends Midtown Plaza redevelopment amid contention over income restrictions and market rate units. Fournier argues the project will offer market rate homes similar to Stevedore Lofts with rents from 800 to 1500 dollars, while critics raise concerns about affordable housing and transparency in city deals. The debate touches on Brownfield status, parking losses, and plans to integrate retail spaces with East Bridge Street redevelopment.
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Clinton admits using private emails while secretary of state
Hillary Clinton acknowledged it was a mistake to rely on a private email system, defended deleting thousands of personal messages, and said about 60 000 emails were exchanged during her four years as secretary of state none marked classified. She called the move convenient and said it would have been smarter to use a government account.
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Centro Scouts Possible Sunday Service Cuts
Centro discusses possible Sunday service reductions as a setback for riders including SUNY Oswego students. Officials cite $63 million in 2016 revenue against $67.5 million in expenses and warn state funding at 60 to 65 percent has not kept pace.
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Fulton woman pleads guilty in cocaine possession case
Holbrook-Mace admitted fourth degree criminal possession under a plea deal with Todd after police found a lockbox with almost half an ounce of cocaine and drug paraphernalia in her home. Prosecutors noted several earlier charges, with sentencing set for May 4 and potential penalties including probation and a suspended license.
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City approves 100K for water emergencies despite higher costs
City council notes DPW crews have had no days off in a month as emergency spending continues. Gillen urges residents to keep taps flowing to prevent freezing while Todd Mullan and Elizabeth Fragale seek relief on water bills after six days without water from frozen pipes. Fragale says mayor’s office contact was unhelpful. Gillen offers to review. Council president Eric Van Buren says officials are addressing concerns with the chamberlain.
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