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VILLAGE NEWS
VILLAGE AUCTION
The Village of Newport has various items up for auction. Please contact a board member for details and auction list. The village board is requesting anyone interested in the following items, submit a sealed bid to The Village of Newport, P.O. Box 534, Newport, NY 13416. All bids must be received by 5 p.m. on May 21st, 2012. The village board will open and award the winning bids to the highest bidder at their regular monthly meeting on May 21st, 2012 at 7 p.m. The village board has the right to reject any and all bids.
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Green Waste
Green waste will be picked up as needed in the spring months. Once the amount of green waste has minimized, the regular pickup day will be on Mondays. Please keep brush and sticks to a maximum length of 4 feet to enable to be picked up. Also, please make sure that garbage & stones are not mixed in with leaves and brush. (for it damages the village leaf vacuum)
Available Position
The Village of Newport is excepting applications for a few different positions. Please visit our "JOB OPPORTUNITIES" page for more details.
If anyone has any information they would like to
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About the Village of Newport
Incorporated in 1857, Village of Newport offers a variety of public and private attractions. The village rest on the foothills of the Adirondacks and the beautiful shore of the West Canada Creek. It is located between the Village of Poland and the Village of Middleville approximately 12 miles from Herkimer on Rt.28 and 16 miles from Utica.
The historic downtown is home to numerous shops, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, pizza, fresh produce and eggs, bank, post office, various other business and golf can be enjoyed just a mile away.
Residents of this charming community live a lifestyle that many think no longer exists. Neighbors care about each other, values are important, and there is a sense of real community.
