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Town Board Minutes
| September, 2011 |
| August, 2011 |
| July, 2011 |
| June, 2011 |
| May, 2011 |
| April, 2011 |
| March, 2011 |
| February, 2011 |
| Organicational Meeting, 2011 |
| January, 2011 |
| End of 2010 |
| December, 2010 |
| November Hearing, 2010 |
| November, 2010 |
| October, 2010 |
| September, 2010 |
| August, 2010 |
| June, 2010 |
| May, 2010 |
| April, 2010 |
| March, 2010 |
| February, 2010 |
| January, 2010 |
| Organizational Meeting, 2010 |
| January, 2009 |
| December, 2009 |
| October, 2009 |
| September, 2009 |
| August, 2009 |
| July, 2009 |
| June, 2009 |
| May, 2009 |
| April, 2009 |
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March, 2009
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February, 2009
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January, 2009
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Organizational Meeting 2009
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End of 2008
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December, 2008
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| November, 2008 |
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October, 2008
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| September, 2008 |
| August, 2008 |
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Water Meter Meeting July, 2008
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| Code Meeting July, 2008 |
| Special Meeting June 2008 |
| June, 2008 |
| Special Meeting May, 2008 |
| May, 2008 |
| April, 2008 |
| March, 2008 |
| February, 2008 |
| January, 2008 |
Special Meetings
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May 22, 2007 (held)
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Communities and locations in Moriah
Bartlett Pond -- A lake by the north town line.
Grover Hills -- A hamlet north of Moriah Center.
Moriah Corners-- This hamlet of Moriah is west of Port Henry village on Route 42.
Moriah Center -- A hamlet north of Moriah on Route 7.
Mineville -- A hamlet northeast of Witherbee.
Mullen Bay -- A bay of Lake Champlain north of Port Henry.
Port Henry -- The Village of Port Henry.
Witherbee -- A hamlet near the north town line.
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The oldest iron bed in Moriah is the Cheever bed, located just one and one-half miles north of Port Henry. In its earliest days, settlers would go to the mine, pile the iron on to a sled, and drag it back to town. The Cheever Bed's value was not appreciated until 1853 when it began to be worked seriously. A number of other small beds in that area also were worked for several years. Five or six large companies operated mines in the township, the best remembered mine is the Witherbee, whose magnificent headquarters in Port Henry is now used for the town offices.
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