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Three Romans remember being in NYC on Sept. 11, 2001 (opens the original)
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A trip to New York City on routine city financial business turned into one of the most memorable days in American history for three Rome city employees in September 2001. Then-Mayor Joseph A. Griffo, his aide Brendan Ryan and Treasurer John A. Nash were in Manhattan for a tax anticipation note sale on Sept. 11, 2001. Theyâd been in the city the night before, intent on going to a baseball game. âWe had great seats for the Yankees-Red Sox game. And it poured and the game got canceled,â recal
Rome Common Council agenda includes cost adjustment for Lawrence St. project (opens the original)
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ROME â The Rome Common Council will discuss increases in costs requiring a slight increase in spending for the 701 Lawrence St. environmental restoration project when it meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the council chambers at City Hall, 198 North Washington St. The site is comprised of two parcels separated by the Barge Canal. The 1.85-acre parcel to the north of the canal is located at the intersection of Luquer and Lawrence streets. The 1.4-acre parcel south of the canal is located at the inter
Canal area the focus of latest Rome Downtown Revitalization Initiative planning meeting (opens the original)
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ROME â The open call for proposals for how to use Romeâs second $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) grant has been extended two weeks to Friday, Aug. 28. The extension was noted during Wednesdayâs meeting of the local planning committee helping to direct the state program. The open call is for projects solicited by public, private and non-profit entities. The website for the city’s DRI program, www.romenydri.com, states that the best projects will satisfy most or all of th
Rome to spend $150K on property purchase as part of downtown redevelopment (opens the original)
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ROME â The Common Council approved purchasing the property at 107 Canal St. for $150,000 as part of a larger development of the former Rome Turney Radiator property between Erie Boulevard and Canal Street. The seven-member council voted unanimously at its Wednesday meeting to approve the purchase from Rome General Lumber. The 0.87-acre parcel is assessed for $50,000 and the cityâs assessment records show a full market value of $132,979. The acquisition is part of a larger plan by the city to
New semi-pro hockey team could net Rome nice profit at the rink (opens the original)
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ROME â The city stands to collect about $7,500 in ice rental fees as well as more for practice time and concessions for the new semi-pro hockey team that will call Kennedy Arena home this winter. The Common Council will be able to approve a contract with the Copper City Chiefs at its meeting that outlines the arrangement. The council will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the council chambers at City Hall. The council’s meetings are also streamed online at www.youtube.com/@romenewyork_official/strea
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