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Dec
22
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 22 December 2006 |
Mayor Don Hartill told Village Trustees Monday that he still hasn't received a copy of the engineer's report from Town officials. Without seeing the specific plan, he said he can not respond to questions the Town has raised about including Autumn Ridge in the service area. While most of Autumn Ridge is in the Township, parts of it plus access to the development are in the Village.
 Mayor Donald Hartill (left) and Village Attorney David Dubow
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Dec
22
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 22 December 2006 |
It's official -- the Lansing Board of Education voted to put the $20.7 million dollar capital project on the ballot February 6. It's official -- the Lansing Board of Education voted to put the $20 million dollar capital project on the ballot February 6. After months of deliberation by the Facilities Committee, board members took additional time to research and debate the best way to include a new district office in the plan, something the committee had decided not to consider.
After considering several options on campus and off, the Board decided to put it into the northwest side of the High School. This was among the most economical options that also met the Board's strong preference to keep the District Office on the campus.
 (Click plan for larger version) Plans courtesy of King & King Architects, LLP
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Dec
22
2006
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by Matt Devane
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Friday, 22 December 2006 |
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Seneca Falls – In response to reports that the Cayuga Indian Nation is acquiring 205 acres in Cayuga and Seneca Counties, New York State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-Fayette) announced that he is fighting efforts by the Cayugas to place their real estate holdings into a federal trust. Any land placed into a federal trust is permanently made sovereign and free from taxation. “By applying to the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to put their land into federal trust, the Cayuga Indian Nation continues to look for back-door sovereignty after their unfavorable decision in the City of Sherrill case” said Senator Nozzolio. “The City of Sherrill decision was clear: Indian tribes cannot purchase land that they left 200 years ago and claim it as sovereign land.” |
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Dec
15
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 15 December 2006 |
Lansing held its second open house Saturday to give residents a chance to talk one-on-one to engineers and town officials about the proposed sewer project. Sewer Committee members have been working to address questions raised by residents at past informational meetings and through letters, telephone calls and e-mail. Tables were set up around the court room in Lansing Town Hall with maps and documents defining the $18.2 million project. The town sent more than 1400 post cards to residents within the proposed district, but turnout was relatively low with mainly people who had been to previous meetings.
 Engineer Jim Blum explains the Lansing sewer plan
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Dec
15
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by Hayley Rumback
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Friday, 15 December 2006 |
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UTICA, NY – Congressman-elect Michael Arcuri (D-Utica) today announced that he has been selected by the 110th Congress House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee to serve on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. The full Democratic Caucus is expected to approve Arcuri’s appointment in the coming weeks. “I’m overwhelmed with enthusiasm,” said Arcuri. Rep. Sherwood Boehlert, who Arcuri will succeed in Congress, has served as a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for 22 years. |
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