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Schoharie County to get back $3M spent on roads

FEMA reimbursement was not expected

Saturday, September 29, 2012
By Edward Munger Jr. (Contact)
Gazette Reporter  
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More than $3 million that Schoharie County has already spent to rebuild two roadways after last year’s flooding disasters will be coming back to the county following FEMA funding approvals announced Friday...
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