County services
Early voting schedule lists three sites through November 1
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October 24-November 1 early voting uses sites in Queensbury, Chestertown and Glens Falls. The county notice lists varying daily hours.
Warren County, New York
Local reports on roads, parks, water and county services. Dates refer to source reports.
County services
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October 24-November 1 early voting uses sites in Queensbury, Chestertown and Glens Falls. The county notice lists varying daily hours.
Read news →Jobs and local services
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The county calendar lists employment barriers, goal setting and networking sessions. Earlier October dates have passed; registration is required.
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October 24 mail and online applications have closed. The county guide lists return options and the November 10 arrival deadline for mailed ballots.
Read news →Parks and recreation
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The Bolton announcement described 20 treat stations, wildlife displays and free books. Its October 24 event date has passed.
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A September 18 vote followed a public hearing lasting nearly 90 minutes. The county linked the local law and meeting recording in its report.
Read news →Roads and local history
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Route 35 memorial signs honored Stephen Raymond at the Municipal Center. The report connects the tribute with the Northway Exit 23 crossing.
Read news →Water and environment
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Brant Lake divers used GPS, samples and photographs to document plants. A September report described the county Soil & Water survey work.
Read news →Roads and public works
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The June 9 county report described training in excavation, chainsaw use and culvert work, with crews from municipal and county departments.
Read news →Airport and planning
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The May announcement described a 20-year planning horizon for Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport and a meeting at SUNY Adirondack.
Read news →New research articles about the records behind our roads, water and public places.
County government and buildings
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An 1843 fire sent court sessions to Warrensburgh. Follow the founding, courthouse changes and surviving record series through county archival descriptions.
Read article →Public river access
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A 2005 Thurman easement authorization had a 2006 expiry. Read the record behind a river-access map without assuming present access rights.
Read article →Water and infrastructure
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Compare two archived sewer-project tables with the treatment plant operating in 2022, keeping costs, project scopes and monitoring dates separate.
Read article →Roads and buildings
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The Quaker Road crossing links four trail-building phases, including the final downtown section in 2000 and an older railway corridor.
Read article →Roads and buildings
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Trace site selection, the 1940 dedication, rebuilding in 1998 and a rededication 60 years after the first, using local historical records.
Read article →The fish hatchery
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A 2003/2004 DEC report describes a broodstock transfer with state police aviation assistance. Read what the record proves and where it stops.
Read article →The fish hatchery
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Trace the 1982 county purchase, later pond buildings and a closure-date disagreement between the local timeline and a 1981 Sea Grant table.
Read article →Roads and buildings
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Follow the Queensbury airfield from turf to paved runways, with earthwork stages and the limits of the historical budget figures.
Read article →Winter records
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Compare the 2005 DPW ice summary with later LGA observations, including missing dates and the difference between full freeze and partial ice.
Read article →Related archived materials