SIDNEY – The town council’s president, Jack Wolfe, has resigned, joining four others who have unexpectedly quit in recent months. Filling the seat, though, may be slowed by the coronavirus. Wolfe informed Democrat Party Chairman Brian Smith of his decision Friday. Smith said he did not give a specific reason other than it was time …read more.

SIDNEY –– The new era of Sidney town government – ushered in with three newly-appointed leaders – faced a setback Monday night, Feb. 10. The town’s new clerk-treasurer, Etta Hurd, sat through her first town council meeting Monday night, Feb. 10, and then unexpectedly resigned. Hurd and two new town council members – Sharon Rancourt …read more.

SIDNEY – A clerk-treasurer and a town council member have resigned after it came to light that they had not been legally elected or caucused into office. According to more than one person who attended Monday’s town council meeting when the resignations were announced, the practice of inserting people into elected positions without an election or …read more.