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This resolution commemorates the 175th anniversary of the Town of Montague, New York, recognizing its historical significance and contributions to the state. Incorporated on November 14, 1850, the town was originally formed from part of West Turin and was named after Mary Montague Pierpoint, whose father owned the land. The resolution highlights the town's growth, noting that its population reached 975 in 1880 due to sawmill and cheese industries, and emphasizes its location in the Tug Hill region, surrounded by natural beauty. The legislative body acknowledges the town's enduring community spirit, its ability to provide a high quality of life for residents, and its potential for future growth. The resolution officially pauses to commemorate Montague's 175-year history and calls for a copy of the resolution to be transmitted to the town, symbolically recognizing its importance and celebrating its ongoing contribution to New York State.

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/J62