A snow emergency gives the police department the ability to get cars off the roads.
The emergency declaration will be in effect until the roads are cleared.
One neighbor said the noise from the company inside his home was as loud as a garbage disposal.
Utilities must file emergency response scorecards within 30 days.
The supervisor is asking residents to refrain from driving on town roads during the emergency.
The emergency shelter at the Heritage Hills Activity Center will remain open.
Officials said 363,000 homes and businesses lost power after the destructive storm.
All unnecessary travel in the town is prohibited.
The company, which has stores across New York including four in the Hudson Valley, legally sold a shotgun to the accused Parkland shooter.
The state said a private vendor will provide all the equipment necessary for the tablets at no charge.
Her son overdosed while waiting to be seen at his local VA hospital. Schumer hopes to put the spotlight on opioid abuse.
The town board had pulled the facility's permit, which meant the property reverted to single-family use.
All unnecessary travel is prohibited and violators are subject to summons.
Among those being sworn in will be a new town supervisor.
There was a less-than-$8,500 increase from the current budget.
There was a lower bid by another company but the board decided to keep the previous provider.
Previously, the spaces were there as a courtesy, but others were using them.
The author of the letter represents the 94th Assembly District.
Proposals were whether to hold a constitutional convention, take pensions away from convicted public officials and allow public land uses.
Four polling districts would have been relocated from Town Hall.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7.
The reduction applies to veterans who served during the Cold War era.
The energy provided said the work should be wrapped up by the end of November.
The funds will be used to support the Family Reunification Program.
Voters focused on candidate vying for spots on the Independence Party line.
The Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee met on Sept. 7 to hear the complaints.
The road will honor the memory of Army Major Clayton Carpenter.
The 436-acre property has never officially been a park that is open to the public, but there are signs that point to it.
One supervisor said it's not a done deal.
Festival might not take place in 2018, according to The Somers Record.
There will be a public hearing concerning Kennedy Catholic High School.
The town board approved the raising of chickens in residential areas three years ago.
The ruling determined the changes made after the hearing was close were unsubstantial.
Construction on the parkway will be done weather permitting.
A coalition of public officials lobbied the DOT to make the change.
A television producer, an environmentalist, an EMT and two Town Clerks were among the 14 women honored Tuesday by Senator Terrence Murphy.
At issue is whether the special-use permit can survive a change of ownership.
Police officials announced road closings for the annual event.
Representatives from the school said the landing pad would be used only for emergencies and family visits.
Town hall was packed for the public hearing on the proposed law.