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District Looking To Partially Delay Zero-Emission Buses

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BEMUS POINT – The school district is planning to submit a waiver to delay the full implementation of zero-emission buses within the district, according to Superintendent Joseph Reyda. While the school is pushing the full implementation further down the timeline, actions have been taken to ...

State Of Emergency Declared With Ripley Water

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RIPLEY — A state of emergency has been declared by the town due to critically low water levels in the Ripley Reservoir. The ongoing Mandatory Water Conservation Order remains in place for all customers within the Ripley Water District. “The State of Emergency declaration is serious,” ...

Panama Officials Learn About Shared Services Fund

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PANAMA — Panama village officials are learning more about a possible county-backed government efficiency grant. During their October meeting, County Legislator Travis Heiser said nothing is set in stone for this so far, but essentially what the county is looking to do is, as has been ...

New suit filed in water decision

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FREDONIA — “Save our Reservoir” is suing Fredonia again. James Lynden, Gladys Sedota and Marie Sedota filed a lawsuit against the village over its Sept. 10 Board of Trustees resolution to share water with Pomfret and decommission the dam and reservoir. The resolution also made a ...

Audubon Hires New Executive Director

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The Audubon Community Nature Center has hired Aaron M. Sidder, M.S., as its next executive director. Sidder started in the new position on Monday. Sidder brings more than 18 years of experience in landscape ecology, nonprofit leadership, grant acquisition, and environmental policy to his ...