County services
Sheriff releases reports on theft of $3.36 million in county funds
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The November 4 county announcement links the case summary, investigative file and a separate forensic audit requested by supervisors.
Warren County, New York
Local reports on roads, parks, water and county services. Dates refer to source reports.
County services
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The November 4 county announcement links the case summary, investigative file and a separate forensic audit requested by supervisors.
Read news →Community events
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10 a.m. at Fort William Henry Carriage House, 48 Canada Street. Registration is required for the public discussion on prevention and community responses.
Read news →Jobs and local services
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A Spanish-language employment skills session is listed for November 18 at 1:30 p.m. Registration is required; the county links the online calendar.
Read news →Jobs and local services
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$16.72 an hour for a temporary office position at 232 Golf Course Road. The StateJobsNY posting lists 37.5 hours weekly and on-site work.
Read news →County services
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The October 24-November 1, 2026, period has ended. The original county notice listed Queensbury, Chestertown and Glens Falls sites.
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November 2 in-person applications and November 3 postmark and hand-delivery deadlines have passed. The county guide retains its mail-arrival date.
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.
Read news →County services
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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 →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