Town of Caroline voters pick incumbents in Democratic primary amid zoning tension
Voters cast ballots for incumbent Mark Witmer, who received 429 votes, which makes up about 67% ... Witmer said he is “very happy” with the results.
Caroline Town Council Passes New Tax Exemptions and Broadband Support
The Caroline Town Council unanimously passed important broadband legislation and tax exemptions to support Caroline’s emergency volunteers, elderly, disabled, families, and the under served at a business meeting
Inter-municipal road safety planning project garners $600,000 federal grant
A $600,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation will be flowing into Tompkins County to support the development of a roadway safety action plan.
Michele Brown fills Town Board vacancy
Michele Brown was recently appointed by the Caroline Town Board to fill a vacancy as Councilperson through December 30, 2023. For the past three years, she has served the Town of Caroline on the Economic and Land Use Development Task Force, the Planning Board, and the Zoning Commission.
OPINION: Call to re-elect Town Supervisor, board
By Barbara Knuth. Town of Caroline Supervisor Mark Witmer and Town Board Members Kate Kelley-Mackenzie and Tim Murray have produced meaningful positive outcomes for Caroline and have earned the opportunity to be re-elected to continue to serve our community.
OPINION: In Support of the Caroline Zoning Law
By Don Barber, Former Caroline Town Supervisor. I admit that I was skeptical that zoning could be structured to preserve Caroline’s rural character. I am impressed with the Caroline Zoning law and see it as the pathway to keep what we value in Caroline.
OPINION: Support Responsible Zoning in Caroline
By Ellen Harrison. Zoning is the only way to exercise local control of our Town. Without zoning, the highest bidders will decide how our Town develops. The current zoning draft proposes measures to protect our streams and wildlife habitat that are not protected under current federal, state or local laws.
Voters cast ballots for incumbent Mark Witmer, who received 429 votes, which makes up about 67% ... Witmer said he is “very happy” with the results.
Caroline Town Council Passes New Tax Exemptions and Broadband Support
The Caroline Town Council unanimously passed important broadband legislation and tax exemptions to support Caroline’s emergency volunteers, elderly, disabled, families, and the under served at a business meeting
Inter-municipal road safety planning project garners $600,000 federal grant
A $600,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation will be flowing into Tompkins County to support the development of a roadway safety action plan.
Michele Brown fills Town Board vacancy
Michele Brown was recently appointed by the Caroline Town Board to fill a vacancy as Councilperson through December 30, 2023. For the past three years, she has served the Town of Caroline on the Economic and Land Use Development Task Force, the Planning Board, and the Zoning Commission.
OPINION: Call to re-elect Town Supervisor, board
By Barbara Knuth. Town of Caroline Supervisor Mark Witmer and Town Board Members Kate Kelley-Mackenzie and Tim Murray have produced meaningful positive outcomes for Caroline and have earned the opportunity to be re-elected to continue to serve our community.
OPINION: In Support of the Caroline Zoning Law
By Don Barber, Former Caroline Town Supervisor. I admit that I was skeptical that zoning could be structured to preserve Caroline’s rural character. I am impressed with the Caroline Zoning law and see it as the pathway to keep what we value in Caroline.
OPINION: Support Responsible Zoning in Caroline
By Ellen Harrison. Zoning is the only way to exercise local control of our Town. Without zoning, the highest bidders will decide how our Town develops. The current zoning draft proposes measures to protect our streams and wildlife habitat that are not protected under current federal, state or local laws.
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