Elmhurst Hospital Entryway Renovation Moves Toward Construction Bidding
A corrected NYC Health + Hospitals notice sets an Aug. 5 bid deadline for the Elmhurst Hospital entryway project and outlines labor and MWBE requirements.
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Little Valley water project clears state environmental review; construction timeline remains unknown
A state environmental determination clears the proposed Little Valley Water System Improvements Project, which includes a new well supply, wellhouse, existing-well upgrades and about 30,000 feet of water-main replacement.
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State audit flags delayed deposits in Cato town clerk’s handling of $5.8 million in collections
A New York State Comptroller audit found that Cato’s former town clerk did not deposit and remit all collections within statutory deadlines during a review covering January 2023 through February 2026.
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NYC Summer Rising Ends for Middle School Students; K–5 Continues
Summer Rising programming for New York City students in grades 6–8 ended Aug. 7, while elementary programming and meals continue through Aug. 14.
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Nyack adopts resolution to revise cannabis-dispensary zoning rules
The Nyack Village Board adopted Resolution 2026-118, repealing two 2025 local laws and directing the village to rely on New York State proximity rules for cannabis dispensaries.
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Putnam County shifts $2.1 million from proposed crisis center to infrastructure
Putnam County legislators reallocated federal relief funds originally earmarked for a proposed 24/7 crisis-stabilization center to roads, school safety, mental health, substance-abuse response and county buildings.
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Brookhaven preserves three Mastic Beach parcels in marshland acquisition
Brookhaven completed the acquisition of three Mastic Beach parcels totaling approximately 25,000 square feet in the Mastic Marshlands.
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Brookhaven completes Rocky Point stormwater project at Hagerman Avenue
The Town of Brookhaven says its Highway Department has completed a new recharge basin at Hagerman Avenue in Rocky Point to improve stormwater management and reduce localized flooding pressure.
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Arlington Begins Construction on East Arlington Water Tower
Arlington has started construction on a 2.5-million-gallon water tower near the East Arlington Police Services Center, with completion targeted for late 2027.
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New Rochelle Advances $16 Million LINC Corridor Project
New Rochelle’s 2026 work plan makes Phase One of the state-funded LINC project a priority, with corridor and streetscape work moving toward construction.
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Buffalo Outer Harbor cruise terminal construction set for August
Construction is scheduled to begin in August on Buffalo’s Outer Harbor cruise terminal, with the project targeting cruise operations in Western New York by 2028.
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New community schoolyard breaks ground at P.S. 69 in Jackson Heights
Construction began April 27 on a planned community schoolyard at P.S. 69, with the underused space set to serve students and the surrounding Jackson Heights community.
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Huntington budget records removal of 46-foot derelict sailboat from Centerport Harbor
Huntington’s adopted 2026 budget documents the removal of a 46-foot abandoned sailboat and outlines planned pier, dock and vessel-equipment work affecting Centerport’s waterfront.
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Clinton Central School District Sets $34.485 Million 2026-27 Spending Plan
The Clinton Central School District authorized an estimated $34,485,229 budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.
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Steuben County posts hearing notice for 2026 charter amendment in Bath
Steuben County has posted a public-hearing notice for Local Law No. 8 of 2026, but the available materials do not yet show what the charter amendment would change.
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Oneonta officials continue work on dumpster dispute at 27 Market St.
A dumpster issue at 27 Market St. remained unresolved on July 22, after city officials believed they had found a solution about three weeks earlier.
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Troy Council Holds Third Hearing on Local Law No. 4
The Troy City Council held its third public hearing on Local Law No. 4 on Aug. 6, but the available city record does not show what happens next.
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Rochester reports 59 shooting victims in first half of 2026
Rochester recorded 59 shooting victims through June, its lowest first-half total since 2011, as the mayor announced limits on some overnight gatherings.
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Yonkers Police Move Citywide Drone Program Beyond Pilot Phase
Yonkers Police announced a citywide Drone as First Responder program after a 60-day summer 2024 pilot evaluated the technology in the city.
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Walton Town Advances Proposed One-Year Moratorium on New Solar Facilities
The Town of Walton published notice of a public hearing for Local Law 3 of 2026, a proposed one-year moratorium on solar-energy facilities.
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Grand Island water-meter replacements to begin in July and continue through 2027
The Town of Grand Island says VEPO Metering will replace water meters across the island beginning in July 2026, with the work expected to continue for about a year.
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Middletown’s 2026 Paving Program Continues With City Street Work
Middletown’s annual paving program continued through July, with city notices warning residents and businesses to prepare for possible access, parking, noise and travel disruptions.