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Montgomery County crowdsourcing trail connectivity study (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY — Scenic fall foliage and cooler weather create prime conditions for hitting recreational trails and waterways. Montgomery County is encouraging anyone planning to head outdoors to download a free app that will measure cellular signal strengths during their excursion as part of a trail safety and connectivity study. Alex Kuttesch, senior planner for the county, said the initiative is the second phase in the county’s grant-funded broadband study assessing coverage gaps and devel
Road work planned on Northampton, Market Street in Amsterdam (opens the original)
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AMSTERDAM â Road work will cause full and partial lane closures on parts of Northampton Road and upper Market Street on Friday and into next week as paving continues in Amsterdam. Work will begin at 6 a.m. Friday and will continue on Monday and Tuesday until it is complete, city officials said. The following work is planned: Anyone with questions about the detours can contact the city Engineering Department at (518) 841-4331. Reach Ashley Onyon at aonyon@dailygazette.net. Success! An email has
DOT eliminates lane on part of Route 5 east in Amsterdam to calm traffic (opens the original)
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AMSTERDAM â The state Department of Transportation recently restriped part of Route 5 eastbound, reducing the road from two lanes to a single lane between Caroline and East Main streets as part of a traffic-calming measure to enhance safety heading into downtown Amsterdam. âSafety is always the top priority of the New York State Department of Transportation,â the agency said by email. DOT restriped approximately 0.8 miles of road as part of the transition in the eastbound lane last week. A
Montgomery County adopts tax exemptions for disabled veterans (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY â Disabled veterans and surviving spouses of police officers killed in the line of duty will be eligible for full and 50% exemptions on their Montgomery County property taxes following the adoption of two local laws. âItâs something we all wanted to do, given the symbolism of it, given the thank you that we want to extend to these veterans and these police officers' families for the service that they've provided us,â Montgomery County Legislature Chair Michael Pepe said
Bellinger's Orchard adds accessible wagon funded by county tourism grant (opens the original)
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TOWN OF GLEN â Bellingerâs Orchard wants everyone to be able to enjoy the fall experience, regardless of ability. Everyone will be included on hayrides at the family-run orchard at 685 Argersinger Road following the addition of a low-profile, wheelchair-accessible hay wagon funded by approximately $14,000 from Montgomery Countyâs Tourism Infrastructure Grant Program. âThe need was just there,â owner Ken Coyne said Monday at the orchard, which he runs with his sons, Joshua and Ian. Coyn
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