SIDNEY – Parking issues and abandoned vehicles. Substandard housing and maybe even a deserted homeless camp along the railroad tracks. The town of Sidney is like a microcosm of many other small towns that face similar issues, but with a population of less than 100, it has fewer people to choose from who will step …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 – Three positions in Sidney town government and a vacancy in Jackson Township’s Advisory Board were filled through political appointments Thursday night, Jan. 23. Swift action by Democrats and Republicans ended a ten-day period in which Sidney’s town government had been left with just one elected official after three resigned earlier in the month. …read more.