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Fulton County Office for Aging/Youth Director Andrea Fettinger discusses a federal grant at the Board of Supervisors Human Services Committee meeting Tuesday at the County Office Building in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich)
JOHNSTOWN The Fulton County Office for Aging/Youth was recently informed it received a $27,177 federal grant, nearly half of which will go toward equipment for the senior meals program.
OFA Director-Andrea Fettinger discussed the grant at a recent meeting of the Board of Supervisors’ Human Services Committee at the County Office Building.
The committee voted to accept $27,177 in federal Consolidated Appropriations Act funds and amend the OFA’s budget for this year. The full board will vote on final acceptance May 10.
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The city Planning Board voted 4-0 Tuesday night to approve a site plan for a $6 million, 6,400 square foot Hoffman Car Wash to be built on a 2 acre subdivision of 342 S. Kingsboro Ave., near the location of the former Traver’s Diner.
The subdivision of 342 S. Kingsboro Ave. creates one 2.04 acre lot for the car wash and a 1.52 acre lot around the Traver’s Diner building. Both parcels are owned by Hoffman Development Corp. CEO Tom Hoffman Jr.
Hoffman said construction of the new car wash probably won’t begin until the spring of 2022.
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This is an example of David Burr s rare 1840 map of Manhattan, New York City. Burr s map is one of the earliest maps focused specifically on Manhattan to illustrate the entire island. Oriented to the northeast, the map roughly follows the layout and design of the 1811 Commissioner s Plan, wherein the geography of the island is sublimated by the city s iconic street grid. Burr s more commercial map also extends the coverage further east and west, to accommodate, Brooklyn, Bushwick, Williamsburg, Hoboken, and Jersey City.
Publication History and CensusThis map was engraved by David Burr and first published by Simeon DeWitt in 1829-1830 as a foldout in Burr s