For years, industrial sites that once fueled the city’s economy have sat idle and deteriorating in and around residential areas. Now, the brownfields are presenting an opportunity for residents to re-invent their neighborhoods.
RIP Daily Gazette online and in print! I imagine that most of your print subscribers do not access the online content and could careless about it.
For those of us who get their news online, I will be deleting the link to your website....number of hits will go down and then so will advertising revenues....death to the Gazette!
The appraisal was from 2007....property values in Town of Rotterdam have decreased since that time! No mention of what the offer was so maybe it is in line with current real estate values?? Get an updated appraisal by an independent 3rd party before crying to the public.
The Curry Rd plaza is owned by Golub and has been mentioned in previous Gazette stories as a possible location for the new Police HQ and potentially other town offices.
yeah! yeah! yeah! We live in a state that votes by party only. The voters of this state do not take the time to understand issues and the positions of the candidates prior to them going out to happily vote on party lines! Ridiculous!
Posted on July 28 at 3:13 p.m. (Suggest removal)
RIP Daily Gazette online and in print! I imagine that most of your print subscribers do not access the online content and could careless about it.
For those of us who get their news online, I will be deleting the link to your website....number of hits will go down and then so will advertising revenues....death to the Gazette!
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