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Pulteney, New York is located in Steuben County. Zip codes in Pulteney, NY include 14874. The median home price in Pulteney is $289,000. More Pulteney information.

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Monday May 6 | Empire State News

Comptroller releases municipal, school audits

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli's office completed audits of the Village of Dresden , Village of Hempstead , Village of Middleburgh , Town of Newfield , Town of Pulteney and the Village of Whitney Point .

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Sat Apr 27, 2013

Press & Sun-Bulletin

Fracking complacency plagues Pulteney

It seems complacency has set itself in Pulteney concerning the fracking issue -- maybe because New York keeps extending the statewide moratorium.

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Tue Apr 23, 2013

Steuben Courier

P'Burgh Historical Society sets annual dinner meeting

The Prattsburgh Community Historical Society will hold its Annual Spring Dinner Meeting Thursday, April 25, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. at the Prattsburgh Central School Cafetorium.

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Sun Apr 14, 2013

Steuben Courier

Spagnoletti: Extra $740K means 2 more projects

Upgrades to portions of County Route 76 in Pulteney and County Route 61 in Greenwood will be added to the list of projects to be done this summer by the Steuben County Department of Public Works, thanks to a recent increase in state road and bridge funding.

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Sat Apr 13, 2013

Press & Sun-Bulletin

Keuka Lake: Signs of spring budding in Pulteney

It's official. The water pump to the outside well for the garden is back on; the fruit trees, berry bushes and roses are pruned; the seedlings have been put into the outside greenhouse; the fig tree is almost -- not quite -- ready to go outside; bluebirds are house hunting; the deer have stopped gnawing at our plant bark; the willows are budding; ... (more)

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