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Village approves $482K Main Street bid
MONTOUR FALLS—The Montour Falls board approved a $482,206.10 bid from Nelson & Streeter Construction Co. to do the Main Street Gateway Project, Thursday, Oct. 18. The company will be responsible for the renovation to Main Street and the parking lot behind the stores on the north side of the street. Read More ...
David Austen |
Montour approves all-terrain restrictions
MONTOUR FALLS—The Montour Falls village board approved new regulations, limiting the use of all-terrain and other off-road vehicles within the village, Thursday, Sept. 20. A public hearing was held during the meeting. The rules state that the vehicles would be allowed on properties one acre or larger and ban them from village sidewalks and right-of-ways. The new restrictions stem from residents complaining to the board about the use of the vehicles in the village. Read More ...
David Austen |
Montour Falls village board 9/6/12
MONTOUR FALLS—The Montour Falls board approved Bill Christoffels to continue using the village hall second floor as a performing space. Christoffels said the summer season of melodrama productions has ended, but he wanted to continue offering something into the fall. The Courthouse Performing Arts Center will offer free Sunday afternoon concerts in October. Christoffels explained it would not necessarily be every Sunday, but as often as there is a group to perform. Read More ...
David Austen |
Truck spills 4,875 gallons of paint in Montour
MONTOUR FALLS—A truck carrying 4,875 gallons of white, road paint overturned in Montour Falls and spilled into the Steuben Street ditch, Wednesday morning, Aug. 15. Montour Falls Fire Chief Jeff Confer explained the truck, owned by Wistar Trucking, was turning onto Steuben Street from Mill Street, when the vehicle flipped completely over and 15 containers of paint spilled into the ditch after 6 a.m. Read More ...
David Austen |
Montour rejects gateway project bids
MONTOUR FALLS—The Montour Falls village board rejected bids for work on the gateway project, Thursday, July 26, because they were all over the budgeted amount. The gateway project is planned to improve the entrance of the Main Street business district. It includes work to the Route 14 intersection, painted crosswalks, new lighting, and planting trees. Read More ...
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