Madison supervisors weigh buying 223000 compactor
WAMPSVILLE The Madison County Department of Solid Waste will ask the county board of supervisors to buy a $223,000 Caterpillar 816F compactor to replace a 1988 model. Revenue from tipping fees supports the purchase and Eastside Landfill Closure. the board may also raise debris tipping fees to 60 per ton. The meeting is at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the second floor of the county office building North Court Street.
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Wampsville
Madison County Department of Solid Waste
County Board of Supervisors
Eastside
North Court Street
Primary votes postpone d tunbinal meetings OSWEGO
Oswego election season starts with primaries and voter polls noon to 9 pm. Several town boards in Oswego County rescheduled meetings due to primary voting. Notices list Albion Hastings Orwell Redfield Richland Oswego City Palermo planning and polling details and contact numbers.
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Oswego
Cayuga County primaries set at 18 polling sites
Auburn and Cayuga County voters will use 18 polling locations for the primary. Three Auburn city consolidated sites and 15 in towns. Conservatives pick party committee members in 30 districts. Democrats in Sterling, Victory, Montezuma, and Sempronius vote. Sterling and Victory may write in candidates for County Legislature District 1. Montezuma and Sempronius Democrats choose town justice candidates. Genoa Republicans pick between supervisor candidates and four GOP committee members in Election District 121.
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Hastings
Town Hall
Caughdeney Methodist Church
Rounty
Auburn
Cayuga County
Conservative Party
Fleming
Donald A. Chase
David P. Dygert
Sterling, Victory
Montezuma
Sempronus
Sterling
Victory
Tivo
Montezuma Democrats
Sempronius Democrats
Christopher Atwood
Sarah Hincliff
Genoa
Hans P. Pecher
Larry W. Spiero
Supervisor
GOP
Geddes election inspector ousted after 30 years
Geddes election inspector Jean Avery, age 68 and lifelong Democrat, is removed from the list for Tuesday primary by Town Democratic Chairman Richard Ferguson, who cites party strength aims. Avery calls the move punishment for opposing the police merger and pool closing. Ferguson says other inspectors are inactive and replacement chosen.
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Geddes
Jean Avery
Town Democratic Party
Richard Ferguson
Avery
Marianna Masterpole
Heritage Circle
Solvay
Ferguson
Democratic Party
Farm wineries toast new state law
Owners of Incal farm wineries cheer a new law allowing sales at wine tasting events away from vineyards. Cayuga County’s King Ferry Winery owners say they lobbied for three years and fought hard. Gov Pataki signed the measure August 20 enabling sales at licensed establishments statewide with liquor board permits.
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Tace Saltonstall
Cayuga County
King Ferry
Peter
Cayuga Lake
Daniel J. Fessenden
Redyard
George Pataki
State Liquor Board
Local Wineries See New Sales Opening at Tasting Events
Farm wineries cheer a new law allowing sales at charitable tasting events widening exposure for New York Finger Lakes producers. Industry leaders expect modest sales boosts and stronger brand recognition as customers push for wines in area stores and beyond. Retailers express concern over broader wine-store access and competition. Public officials and winemakers note increased exposure could help lesser known producers reach urban customers.
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Farm Wineries
Fessenden
Jim Trezise
New York Wine & Grape Foundation
Penn Yan
Trezise
New York State
Dave Peterson
Swedish Hill Winery
Romulus
Peterson
Finger Lakes
Cathy Donovan
Auburn Discount Liquor Inc
Seminary Street
Donovan
New York
California
Hinsdale traffic study urges lights at exits and new lanes
A Hinsdale traffic study guides a Route 5 bypass exit plan with a proposed traffic light at Hinsdale Road, a right turn lane into Home Depot, and widening to allow a right turn. It notes future development by Widewaters and Aldi’s across Milton Avenue, plus a second light at Milton. Developer Maren Marzocchi declined comment on the report. Authority questions include the Milton railroad crossing protections during train operations.
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Hinsdale Road
Hinsdale
Fittipaldi
Flint, Allen, White & Radley
Home Depot
Milton
Widewaters
Milton Avenue
Aldi's Inc
Maren Marzocchi
Lynch
Aldi
City village merge police forces faces disbanding bid
Residents criticize merger process as city and village pursue options. With Farrell as president, the group backed a slate that won in village elections. A state Supreme Court ruling found the merge illegal without voter approval, prompting appeals and ongoing contract review to determine best terms and possible re-bid.
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Farrell
Gary White
Les Fischer
State Supreme Court
Charles Major
Major
Bernardi
Protest clash case returns to Onondaga Town Court
Thirteen Native Americans face single counts of disorderly conduct in Onondaga Town Court after a May 18 protest near Interstate 81 against a commerce agreement with the Onondaga chiefs. Court will decide remaining charges and jurisdiction over sovereign Onondaga Nation. Civil rights suit possible. notice filed by 77 people.
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Onondaga
Philip C. Maller
Pataki
Onondaga County
Miller
Kevin Henhawk
Sawyesdynee
Robert Bucktooth
Elkan Abramowitz
Terrance J. Hoffmann
James C. Dugan
Abramowitz Law
New York City
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Breidenbach
County Board of Elections
Oswego County
Albion Town Board
Orwell
Redfield
Richland
Oswego City Planning Board
City Hall
West First
Oneida Streets
Palermo
Robert W. Andrews
Hazard Street
Women’s Democratic Club of
Melvin Zimmer
Save Our Pool
Mario DeSantis
DeSantis
Robert Giarrusso
David Lassmafe
John Balliett
King Ferry Winery
Tade Saltonstall
Sarmrachr
Liverpool
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