Town Of North Webster To Sell Backhoe
North Webster Town Council met for its regular session Tuesday evening, March 14.
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North Webster Town Council Kicks Off 2023
Members of the North Webster Town Council gathered for the first time in the new year Tuesday evening. The first order of business was to reelect Dan Thystrup as council president, who was unanimously chosen by his colleagues.
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Syracuse Town Manager Will Get Three Months Of Pay After Resigning
Syracuse Town Council approved the resignation of Town Manger Mike Noe in a 3-2 vote during its regular meeting Tuesday night, May 18. Councilmen Bill Musser and Paul Stoelting both voted against accepting Noe’s resignation.
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Syracuse Council OKs Tax Abatements, Street Name Change
For the first time in quite, a while a member of the public asked a question during the public comment on during the Syracuse Town Council’s meeting Tuesday night, May 18.
Read MoreUPDATE : Town Of Syracuse Explains Manager’s Resignation
Vern Landis, town attorney for the Town of Syracuse, explained Mike Noe’s abrupt resignation during a brief phone call earlier today, Monday, May 17.
Read MoreSyracuse Town Manager Resigns Abruptly
Mike Noe, Syracuse Town manager, has resigned after serving the town as town manager and public works superintendent since December 2018.
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Syracuse Approves New Business Developments
The Syracuse Town Council and attorney Steve Snyder tackled a full agenda Tuesday night, April 20, as the council approved a number of tax abatements for several businesses either moving into town or expanding.
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Syracuse Town Council Approves Dis-Annexation
The first order of business for the Syracuse Town Council was to approve a dis-annexation of Lot No. 4 in Fox Run during its regular meeting Tuesday night, March 16. The property, owned by Candice Brown, was the only lot in the subdivision annexed into the town.
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Syracuse Town Council dragging its feet on disannexation request
One thing people should know about Candice Brown is don’t tell her something can’t be done. Brown, a Syracuse resident, came before the Syracuse Town Council during its December meeting requesting her property be disannexed. The matter is still in limbo.
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Syracuse Town Council Approves Several Tax Abatements
The Syracuse Town Council passed a number of abatements for several businesses planning on building in the Syracuse Technology Park during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Feb. 16.
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Syracuse Town Council Wraps Up A Productive Year
The Syracuse Town Council held its final meeting of 2020 Tuesday night, Dec. 15, wrapping up past projects and moving forward to 2021. The council met via Zoom.
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Syracuse Town Council Holds Special Meeting
The Syracuse Town Council held a brief special town council meeting Wednesday, Nov. 24, to tie up some loose ends from its regular meeting held Nov. 17.
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Syracuse Redevelopment Commission Discusses New And Current Projects
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Redevelopment Commission met via Zoom to address some pressing matters prior to the Syracuse Town Council’s meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 17. The commission learned a company in interested in purchasing Lot 1 in the Syracuse Technology Park. Town Manager Mike Noe reported there … Read More
Syracuse Redevelopment Commission Learns Of New Business Interest
The Syracuse Redevelopment Commission learned a new business is looking at Syracuse and a location in Georgia as potential locations during a meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 20. The meeting was held both in-person and virtually. If the business comes to Syracuse it could bring 200 jobs to the area.
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Syracuse Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners Holds First Official Meeting
The Syracuse Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners held its first official meeting Monday afternoon, Aug. 31, discussing how to replace one of its members.
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Syracuse Council Proclaims Women’s Suffrage Centennial Celebration Week
The Syracuse Town Council opened is August meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 18, by having Council President Paul Stoelting proclaim the week of Aug. 23 Women’s Sufferage Centennial Week in celebration of the passing of the 19th amendment.
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