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Ripley approves agreement with state DOT (opens the original)
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RIPLEY — At their meeting last month, Town of Ripley Council members approved a resolution for the benefit of the New York State Department of Transportation in connection with work affecting state highways. The resolution, NYS DOT Perm 1 Undertaking Work in Right-of-Way, notes that municipalities often receive permits from the state DOT to conduct operations on state highways “for such purposes as the obstruction, installation, construction, maintenance and/or operation of facilities.” By appro
WACS board hears details of Cleveland music trip (opens the original)
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Westfield Academy and Central School Director of Bands, Roger Chagnon III, doesn’t shy away from taking more than 60 band members on an out-of-state overnight trip because “it strengthens the bond between the band members and allows me to take learning outside of the classroom.” The triennial trip that Chagnon takes with WACS Senior Band members is an event that is worked toward and anticipated for years. “Students fundraise for three years between trips to make this experience affordable and at
New principal ready for school year (opens the original)
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WESTFIELD -- Students returning to classes at Westfield Academy and Central School will find many upgrades resulting from the capital improvement project, but the most important change is a new secondary school principal. Andrea Marsh was appointed as secondary principal in May and spent the summer preparing to take on the challenges of the position. “Serving as a principal in a rural setting has been a goal of mine,” Marsh said. “I was looking for a school and community similar to the one I gre
‘Best Seat In The House’: Dogs have their day during Sherman event (opens the original)
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SHERMAN -- Did you know that the competitive event Fast CAT has nothing to do with cats? It's a 100-yard dash for dogs. Area youth had the opportunity to gather and learn about dog competitions, as well as basic handling techniques during a Dog Sports Day. The event was held recently at The K9 Complex in Sherman, hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County 4-H. The Dog Sports Day was made possible through a grant awarded by Nestle Purina which is being used for new agility equip
Sherman expects increases in sewer rates (opens the original)
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SHERMAN – At their meeting on Aug. 12, Village of Sherman Board of Trustees learned that sewer rates in the village are expected to increase 3% to 3.3% each year, in keeping with inflation. Department of Public Works Director Jay Irwin and Village Mayor Colleen Meeder met with a team from CHA Solutions recently to discuss financial forecasting, based on current rates, inflationary factors and timelines for building and equipment repairs and replacement. The estimate of 3% to 3.3% is part of the
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