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More comments from Monday's public hearing in Ilion (opens the original)
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ILION â More than 100 people who packed Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Ilion Municipal Building for the Public Hearing about Local Law #3 before the regular board meeting of the Village Board of Trustees Sept. 28. The law would impose a temporary moratorium on development projects with an electric demand of two megawatts or more. In all, nearly 20 residents spoke about a potential artificial intelligence (AI) data center at the site of the former Remington Arms. Here are some of their comment
Herkimer observes 9/11 with memorial at HCCC (opens the original)
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HERKIMER â Community, compassion, and service were emphasized when a large group of students, college employees, residents, and local dignitaries gathered for the 9/11 Memorial at Herkimer County Community Collegeâs Veterans Memorial Park on Friday. Herkimer Mayor and HCCC Chief of Campus Security Michael Jory welcomed everyone and introduced College President Terri Grates-Day, who said it was a day to remember, honor, and reflect. She remarked that the college was an appropriate place for t
Leaking toilet blamed for $2,000 water bill in Herkimer (opens the original)
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HERKIMER â Water bills, funding, resolutions, and e-bike laws were discussed at the Herkimer Town Board meeting on Monday, Sept. 8. Walter Thayer and Tammy Hines were at the meeting to protest a water bill of more than $2,000. They moved into their home on Willard Street on May 1 to find the water and electricity already on and the toilet running. They fixed a leak at the property and were certain they had not used 20,000 gallons of water in three months. Hines said they had switched the water
Emotions run high at Ilion Board of Trustees meeting (opens the original)
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ILION â The rules of public comment were ignored as emotions ran high when Ilion residents once again filled Veterans Memorial Auditorium for the Village Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, Aug. 31. A new home for the Remington sign at Ilion Marina opened the meeting when Marina Commission chair John Wainwright spoke. The sign has deteriorated and will not last the winter, Wainwright said. After approaching various community and fraternal organizations, the commission decided to donate the si
Airbnb, codes issues focus of Herkimer Town Board (opens the original)
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HERKIMER â Codes issues dominated the Herkimer Town Board meeting on Monday, Aug. 3, with ongoing and new issues discussed. Terri Buckley again addressed the board concerning her Airbnb on Eatonville Road. She corrected an error in a story of the boardâs July 20 meeting: A call from Codes Enforcement Officer Ken Collis informed her she was shut down; the Health Department never disapproved of her site but said they received a complaint. However, the department stated that the area did not me
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