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Plattsburgh nixes cryptocurrency moratorium

GOVERNOR SIGNS ‘RED FLAG’ GUN LAW » Gun law Cont. on pg. 2

By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh has lifted its 18-month moratorium on new commercial cryptocurrency mining operations.

The 5-1 decision came last Thursday night after nearly 12 months of deliberations on how best to protect ratepayers from negative impacts of mining operations’ electricity usage, noise pollution and potential fire safety hazards.

“It didn’t make sense to keep the moratorium for longer than we needed to,” Councilor Patrick McFarlin (Ward 5) said. “It was put in place so we could pass legislation, we passed that legislation, so there’s no need for the moratorium.

“If it becomes a problem again, I’m sure we’ll have to deal with it.”

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McFarlin, who also serves as president of the Municipal Lighting Department board, first introduced the legislation Jan. 17 to lift the city’s moratorium. It had remained on the table ever since, until the council’s affirmative vote Feb. 28.

McFarlin believes that the city’s ratepayers are now protected from overages related to cryptocurrency mining. » Cryptocurrency Cont. on pg. 7

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, joined by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California), signed into law the so-called “Red Flag” bill Feb. 25.

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Clinton County decries proposed changes to state aid, incentives Legislators oppose governor’s proposal

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The City of Plattsburgh’s 18-month moratorium on commercial cryptocurrency mining operations has been lifted.

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City, town quarrel over environmental review Battle over Rugar Street annexation continues

By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh has hit a potential roadblock in its push to annex property on Rugar Street from the Town of Plattsburgh, and a state mediation is now on the horizon.

The Plattsburgh Town Board unanimously passed a resolution Feb. 21 rejecting the city’s request to serve as the lead agency on a SEQR, a procedural environmental review necessary to move forward with filing a formal annexation petition.

After hearing of the town board’s rejection, the City of Plattsburgh Common Council subsequently voted last Thursday to in turn contest the town’s request to serve as lead agency.

That decision sends the conflict to the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), who will weigh the dispute and rule in favor of either municipality.

This dispute between the two Plattsburghs marks the latest in a series of hurdles as the city attempts to annex 230 acres of cityowned property from the town.

Asked if the town was using the SEQR as a way to purposely delay the city’s filing of a petition, Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Michael Cashman told The Sun “unquestionably no.”

“We have said right from the beginning that our municipality follows process and we are a community that has a rich history of sound planning and discovery using process, and that is what we will continue to do,” he said. “This is for the environmental impact.

We are prepared to lay our case out before the DEC if the City of Plattsburgh doesn’t seem to acquiesce to our request.”

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PLATTSBURGH | Clinton County is not in favor of proposed changes to state Aid and Incentives for Municipalities (AIM).

The Clinton County Legislature passed a symbolic resolution last Wednesday signaling their opposition both to $59 million in proposed cuts to state aid and incentives to local government included as part of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Executive Budget proposal, and to a subsequent 30-day budget amendment, which would require counties to make up the difference in funding using projected internet sales tax revenue. » State aid Cont. on pg. 2

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“The Town of Plattsburgh feels, in doing a comprehensive review of the request, that we are much more capable of addressing that process and doing the deep-dive in regards to the environmental impacts,” Town Supervisor Michael Cashman told The Sun Feb. 23, citing the town’s close proximity to the uptown commercial corridor.

The town’s senior planner, Trevor Cole, noted that the town has documentation related to the area, traffic studies, prior SEQRs and other planning, dating back years.

Mayor Colin Read retains that the city is better positioned to conduct the review.

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The Town of Plattsburgh has rejected the City of Plattsburgh’s request to serve as lead agency on a procedural environmental review necessary to move forward with an annexation petition.

File photo Pictured above is the MLD site plan for a portion of the Rugar Street property. granted SEQR status on that property before, sion, the two municipalities will now have to and documenting and doing the analysis for proceed with “this more time consuming and that land we’ve owned for many decades,” he cumbersome process as demanded by the town.” told The Sun in an email, referencing a recent “We regret that this will further delay and move to renew permits at the old compost hinder projects for which we believe there are plant on site. “Hence, from a legal and prac- significant benefits that will accrue to our entire tical perspective, we are in the best position region, most notably the Town of Plattsburgh,” to investigate various environmental aspects Read said. “Meanwhile, we remain ever hopeful of our proposed annexation at that location.” that the town will at some point take us up Read said that as a result of the town’s deci- on our requests for a collaborative approach.” » Annexation Cont. on pg. 6

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lected yet,” Legislator Mark Dame (Area 8) said.

Zurlo last Wednesday characterized the governor’s proposal as another unfunded state mandate, the likes of which are already having a sizeable impact on counties’ budgets.

Taxpayers will contribute $29.8 million toward Clinton County’s $170.3 million budget this year. The county share of just nine state-mandated programs alone — ­ youth detention, child welfare services, legal defense, probation, family assistance, pre-K, pensions and Medicaid — ­ represent 102 percent of that tax levy, Zurlo has argued.

Unlike some other counties in the state, Clinton County also already shares its sales tax revenue with its towns, villages and the City of Plattsburgh.

Last year, the county garnered more than $56.7 million in sales tax revenue. Of that, the county kept $39.1 million, while $4.2 million was shuttled to the City of Plattsburgh, and $13.3 million was split amongst local towns and villages, according to a recent report from the county Treasurer’s Office.

Zurlo said the $428,881 in lost state aid the county would need to replace would represent an additional chunk of revenue beyond what the county already shares — ­ and the source of that new revenue, a new market-

“If the governor feels that is a good pot of money to take from,” County Administrator Michael Zurlo said, “he should use his own.”

The Cuomo administration has painted the proposal as a cost-savings measure, as the state faces an unexpected shortfall of $2.6 billion in income tax collections. The governor’s total 2019-20 budget proposal is $175 billion.

The county legislature voted 6-0 to oppose the proposed change in AIM funding.

Legislators Robert Hall (Area 10) and Simon Conroy (Area 7) were absent, and there is currently no representative for Area 2.

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The governor’s budget amendment could require that the county dole out roughly $428,881 to local towns, villages and the City of Plattsburgh to make up for the proposed elimination of state funding.

In the resolution passed last Wednesday, the legislature contends this is an “unsustainable precedent and unnecessarily shifts the state’s burden to local taxpayers who already pay some of the highest property taxes in the nation,” the resolution passed by the county legislature reads.

“They’re spending money that we haven’t col-

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place provider tax, is not guaranteed.

It’s also unlikely revenue from that tax will cover the total amount the county needs to share, at least in the first year, according to Zurlo.

“While we appreciate the fact that the governor has acknowledged that the elimination of AIM funding would have serious implications for the state’s villages and towns, his ‘restoration’ of this $59 million is in reality a robbing of one property taxpayer to pay another,” Peter Baynes, executive director of the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM), said in a statement. “Rather than playing this shell game, New York State should be fulfilling its obligation to increase its investment in municipal aid and the property tax relief it will generate. Imposing a new mandate on counties to make up for the state’s cut to villages and towns will only further harm New York’s already overburdened taxpayers.”

ELIMINATING THE INTERNET TAX ADVANTAGE

The money that counties would use to cover the loss of state aid would come through the internet sales tax.

New internet sales tax revenue is anticipated as the result of a U.S. Supreme Court

The so-called “Red Flag” bill, which will allow teachers, family members or law enforcement to request court intervention if they believe someone may be at risk of violence against themselves or others, passed the state legislature largely along party lines Jan. 29.

“The Red Flag bill, I have no doubt, will save lives and won’t infringe on anybody’s rights. It is common sense. It is logical.

It is factual,” Cuomo said at a bill signing ceremony Feb. 25.

“New York is proud to pass a first in the nation the Red Flag Bill that empowers school teachers to do something when they believe something bad is going to happen.”

Cuomo has repeatedly linked the law to greater safety in schools, and said last Monday that in “over half ” of recent school shootings, teachers have said that there were warning signs in the shooter’s behavior.

“If that teacher or that administrator had recourse and could have gone to a judge and said: ‘Please do an evaluation. I think this young person needs help. Please help them.’

How many lives could have been saved?”

Before the passing of the Red Flag bill last week, no state law existed to enable a court to issue an order to temporarily seize firearms from a person who is showing red flags, ­ unless that person had according to the governor’s office — also been accused of a crime or family offense. New York is also the only state to now empower its teachers to seek court intervention to attempt to stave off school shootings.

State Sen. Brian Kavanagh (D-Manhattan), who sponsored the bill in the Senate, hailed the passing of the legislation as “a huge leap forward” toward preventing gun violence.

“With strong gun laws, smart policing, and effective community intervention strategies, we’re working to make New York safer,” he said in a statement.

Legislation opens door to temporary court-ordered weapon seizure if person deemed a threat

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ALBANY | Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week signed legislation designed to prevent those deemed a threat to themselves or others from purchasing or possessing a firearm.

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Starting in the 2020-21 fiscal year, that ruling could result in upward of $110 million in additional revenue for local governments, according to the governor’s Executive Budget plan.

The governor has also proposed the elimination of the so-called internet tax advantage, a loophole that effectively exempts online marketplaces like Amazon and eBay from collecting sales tax on its third party vendors.

A new marketplace provider tax included as part of the governor’s Executive Budget proposal this year is designed to close that loophole, and require that these online platforms collect sales tax whenever a New York resident purchases an item from a seller on their site.

Combined, these two changes could potentially generate up to $390 million in new sales tax collections statewide, according to documents provided by the Clinton County Treasurer’s Office. ■

in our schools, in our places of worship, on our streets or in any place.”

The bills mark some of the strongest gun control measures put in place in New York state since the passing of the highly controversial Safe Act in 2013, following the Sandy Hook massacre.

Pelosi last week characterized the prevalence of gun violence in the United States as a “national health epidemic,” and took a shot at Trump’s declaration of a national emergency at the southern border.

“This gun violence issue is a national health epidemic in our country,” she said. “Mr. President, if you want to talk about emergencies, this is an emergency.”

NORTH COUNTRY REPS, GUN ADVOCACY GROUPS DECRY ‘FAR-REACHING’ LEGISLATION

State Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury) has said she’s dismayed at the raft of recent “hectic pace far-reaching legislation.”

“My concern with this legislation, and other bills passed that day, was there were no hearings or enough time to solicit public input,” Little said in a statement last week.

“I wanted to hear from school administrators, teachers and others who would be responsible for reporting, how that process would work and what liability there might be for them,” she said. “I understand the intent, but when civil liberties are involved, the legislature shouldn’t move so quickly.”

Little voted against the Red Flag bill, and has said that the Second Amendment and other constitutional rights “deserve more respect and consideration than we have seen by downstate lawmakers intent on hurriedly passing these bills.”

Assemblymen Dan Stec (R-Queensbury) and Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay) also voted against the majority of gun-related bills that have recently moved through the state legislature.

The exceptions: Jones supported banning bump stocks, and both he and Stec voted to pass a bill ensuring out-ofstate residents comply to the same background checks as New York residents.

Gun advocacy groups have also pushed back against both the Safe Act and the new set of bills, contending government overreach.

“This is a gun grab and nothing else,” Tom King, president of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, told The Sun after the bills passed the state legislature. “None of these laws are going to make the people of New York state any safer. None of these laws are going to be enforced.”

King pointed at the package of reproductive health laws signed into law in January and accused Democrats of hypocrisy.

“I think that it’s a very disingenuous move by the Democrats who are claiming all they care about is protecting people and saving lives,” King said. ■

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The cause of the fire is under investigation by county fire investigators, according to Randall. He said last Friday that nothing appeared suspicious.

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PLATTSBURGH | Multiple fire departments responded to a structure fire that heavily damaged Henry’s Pools & ‘EXTENSIVE DAMAGE’ Spas in Plattsburgh last Friday afternoon.

The interior of the building off of Military Turnpike Firefighters oinUs received a call of a structure fire at 2:15 appeared to be substantially blackened, with material ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH SOUP & walls. Evening light shone through p.m., according to Morrisonville First Assistant Fire Chief peeling from the COMMUNITY DINNER Kevin Randall. the building where windows had been broken to allow Every Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm Located 3030 Main Street Peru atSt. Augustine's Parish Cente r where the roof had been burned. firefighters access, and “We arrived on scene and the back corner of the buildCall forfurther information :518-643-2435 The sun set over the scene as a heavy scent of smoke and ing, the furnace area, was fully involved,” Randall told re-istdWtil\.fS "T~ere room atoCAr tak11el" torched wood lingered. porters at the site. “The fire had begun reaching the St. August in e'sPari sceiling hpartner swith Peru Commun ityCh ucrhea chWed nesday tobringyou ahome cooked me alandfello wshiptoge t overthat"hum p"inthe wee k.Located 30 30that MainStree t inPeru “extensive damage” to the building’s and into the rafters.”

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Portions of Military Turnpike were blocked off as firefighters battled the blaze. The Peru and Saranac JCEO Headstart across the parking lot and the nearby Hungry Bear restaurant were also evacuated.

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Many of these barriers come in the form of the inability to vote due to extenuating circumstances such as having work commitments coupled with the already narrow timeframe in which one is able to vote.

In order for our government to truly be “of the people” and “for the people,” my colleagues and I in the Assembly have been diligently working to enhance the accessibility of voting in New York state.

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Wade already does that.

What it codifies is third and forth term infanticide by a “qualified healthcare provider.” Is twisting the truth perhaps a lie?

So are we really speaking about abortion or infanticide? You’re right, abortion is not a crime because Roe v. Wade is the law of the land. But what you’re admitting is that “pertinent regulations pertaining to abortion have been removed from penal code, etc.”

Regulations perhaps regarding third and fourth term infanticide?

Because it refers to law doesn’t make it good, only legal. Slavery was legal once, but it was dehumanizing and rightfully corrected.

Bad laws should be corrected. But they have overstepped this time.

Killing a baby is dehumanizing a baby.

Progressives have sown promiscuity into entertainment, fashion and education, resulting in many unwanted pregnancies — most of which, I’m guessing, are terminated due to inconvenience. We are truly a throwaway society and are reaping what has been sown.

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To the Editor: It isn’t often that Jim and I trek to Plattsburgh at night for a concert, especially in winter. But we did last (Friday).

The event was the Plattsburgh Blues and Jazz (PB&J) concert at Olive Ridleys where we expected to hear Annika Chambers take us somewhere fine. Did she ever, in the best blues tradition of song and yup, grind. But there was more to this surprising show.

The backup band — Bob Stannard and Those Dangerous Bluesmen, from across Lake Champlain and two Canadian guests, Dawn Tyler Watson and Paul Deslauriers — helped take the concert into uncharted territory of live music with each performer reaching up and out to each other and to the audience.

The room shook with pure blues bliss, the kind that makes you put aside all mind-churning concerns. As Bob Stannard, clearly the most dangerous of his superb bluesmen, quipped after one soaring lament, “Sorry Plattsburgh, but we are melting all your beautiful, white snow, it’s so hot in here!”

We are writing to thank the main organizer, Laura Carbone, and her many volunteers. And we want to tell anyone who isn’t sure what PB&J is doing in your town to check out one of the concerts – if you like blues music and have half a hankering to dance.

Interestingly, this past weekend in Plattsburgh, those who love good blues, jazz or traditional music had a choice of three enticing concerts (at the Strand, the Gibson Brothers and at Palmer Street Coffeehouse, Pete’s Posse). We took in the unforgettable Annika Chambers and man are we glad we did.

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encourage more citizens to take part in exercising their right to vote but also save the state millions of dollars statewide by combining the federal non-presidential primary and state primary (A.779).

Early voting reforms are projected to have a negligible cost and it will decline further in the coming years. With this in mind, I am supporting our local officials’ call to convene a task force to ensure that any initial cost will not be overburdensome to county governments and be covered by the state.

With the projection of an overall savings, it would be unfair to place an unfunded mandate on already strapped towns, and I will work with my colleagues to provide funding to cover any onerous and unforeseen costs.

Overall, by joining the majority of the country with voting reforms, New York state will be able increase our voting potential throughout the state.

I believe that these reforms are necessary to promote integrity in our democracy. By not only allowing more citizens to have access to voting opportunities but also streamlining the voting registration process. This wave of legislation will not only ensure that our democracy stays strong as a whole, but it also ensures that we address the challenges of living and voting in rural communities like the North Country. ■ - D. Billy Jones is the assemblyman for the 115th District of the New York State Assembly.

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Voters will now have the opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment determining whether you would need to be required to provide an explanation on why you need an absentee ballot. By removing the explanation requirement, it ensures that anyone with transportation challenges, such as having to drive a significant length to vote on election day, can do so without challenge by having an absentee mailed directly to them (A.778).

Furthermore, we are eliminating the arbitrary time restraints between registering and voting, ensuring that we can prevent anyone from missing their chance to do their civic duty as a citizen of the United States (A.777). We have passed legislation to increase participation in the election process by facilitating the transfer of voter registration information for those who move within the state (A.775).

By doing this, we are streamlining the process of voter registration by allowing registered voters who move within the state to have their voter registration qualify in their new home. We are also working to increase voter turnout by allowing early voting in New York state.

While the most recent election had a record number of voters, the voting turnout in New York state has historically been low. We now allow a nine-day early voting period to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to vote (A.780).

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I’ve had enough of the winter weather already.

By Dan Alexander For those of you • PUBLISHER • who operate a winter-oriented business, I mean no disrespect, but a little more moderation of the weather would be nice.

From illnesses, heating bills, snow and ice removal and in general a very expensive first quarter — I’m wishfully hoping and ready for an early spring arrival.

Last week, I agreed to speak at the Mid-Atlantic Free Community Newspaper Conference in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. When driving out of the North Country, I faced a few new inches of the white stuff, but little more than an hour south of here, the roads cleared and the snow piles dropped precipitously.

The rest of the seven-hour drive was in nice, sunny weather and next to no snow or ice in sight.

My black truck was an unsightly mess covered in white salt-spray and an inch of sand on the running boards. With the other vehicles in Harrisburg all looking shiny and clean, I searched for a car wash but luckily found none near the hotel.

The next morning, what do I find outside my hotel window but four inches of new, heavy snow on the once bare ground and now the truck didn’t look so bad.

My Mid-Atlantic fellow publishers naturally accused me of leaving the door open back home when I drove down the day before.

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City considers law banning vaping on public property Public hearing on local law slated for March 14

The City of Plattsburgh Common Council is considering a local law that would add e-cigarettes and hookahs to a list of tobacco products banned from use on public property. Advocates for the law — and one opponent — took to City Hall last week to weigh in on the proposal.

By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

PLATTSBURGH | Maria Lyons is tired of the smoke.

The 13-year-old Stafford Middle School student told the Plattsburgh Common Council last week that when she walks home from school with her friends, it’s often that they POSSESSION QUESTION have to walk through clouds of cigarette or eThe council was set to vote on the law cigarette smoke as they navigate city sidewalks. last Thursday.

It’s something she deals with at home — But some councilors, including Councilor and wishes she didn’t also have to deal with Patrick McFarlin (Ward 5), had some reson her commute. ervations about a section of the legislation Lyons spoke to lawmakers Feb. 28 as they that would have barred both use, and possesweigh a local law that would add “electronic sion, of tobacco products on public property. nicotine delivery systems” like e-cigarettes and “I won’t vote for any law that limits poshookahs to a list of tobacco products barred session,” McFarlin said. from use on sidewalks, parks, streets or other “Prohibiting use on local land is somepublic property within city limits. Lyons said thing else, and something I can certainly last week that she’s in favor of the change. get behind.”

“There are a lot of people that smoke,” Armstrong amended the law on the floor, she said. “I personally think it’s not okay ... striking any mention of “possession.” it’s kind of like dis-harm. It can hurt you.”

She also amended the law to change a It was at the urging of local anti-tobacco proposed ceiling on non-compliance fines nonprofits like Tobacco Free Clinton, Frank- from $250 — which would’ve represented lin, Essex that Councilor Rachelle Armstrong an increase of more than 400 percent over (Ward 1) first introduced the law Feb. 7. the existing maximum fine of $50 — to a “The ultimate goal is to present a reason- maximum of $100. able, logical next step to prohibition of tobacco That change came after Alex Clark, execuproducts in public spaces,” Armstrong told tive director of the Consumer Advocates for The Sun. “I think it’s a public health issue. I Smoke-Free Alternatives Association, told think we need to understand emissions from councilors that he believed $250 would present vaping are as harmful as tobacco smoke. an undue burden on low-income residents.

V “If we’re concerned about second-hand SOME SKEPTICAL smoke, it’s only natural we would protect Not everyone thinks that limiting the use the public from vaping emissions.” of e-cigarettes is a good thing.

A second public hearing on an amended Clark told councilors last week that he beversion of the law is set for Thursday, March lieved the law sent the wrong message about 14, at 5 p.m. in the Common Council cham518.29 7.8110 vaping, and called for lawmakers to reconsider. bers at City Hall.

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sending the wrong message about smoke-free tobacco and nicotine products and that it would discourage people who smoke from using these products,” said Clark, “But I do have very, very strong concerns about the wording that would criminalize possession by anyone.”

Clark said that he believed the notion of vaping being as harmful as “combustible tobacco products” to be inaccurate.

The U.S. Surgeon General, Jerome Adams, sent out an advisory to the contrary last December.

Adams called the prevalence of youth e-cigarette use an “epidemic,” and warned against the health risks associated with vaping and nicotine.

“The recent surge in e-cigarette use among youth, which has been fueled by new types of e-cigarettes that have recently entered the market, is a cause for great concern,” Adams said in a statement. “We must take action now to protect the health of our nation’s young people.”

Tobacco use among high-schoolers nationwide grew more than 38 percent between 201718, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Statewide, fewer and fewer high-school students are smoking traditional cigarettes.

According to the state Health Department, the number of teens that smoke cigarettes has plummeted by 82 percent in the last few years, from approximately 27.1 percent in 2000 to 4.8 percent last year.

But the number of teens who vape vaulted by 160 percent between 2014-18, from

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Nationwide, e-cigarettes remain the most commonly used tobacco product by teens, NBC News reported last month.

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A raft of legislation designed to curb the rise of e-cigarette use is currently making its way through the state legislature.

Bills being considered by various state Senate and Assembly committees include measures that would raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco and e-cigarette products from 18 to 21 statewide; impose a tax on the sale of vapor products; allow for the prohibition of the sale of flavored e-liquid; end the sale of tobacco and e-cigarette products in pharmacies; require certain warnings on e-cigarette packaging and advertising; and restrict the use of coupons to lower the price of certain products.

The measures were proposed last month as part of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Executive Budget proposal.

“Tobacco use remains the number one cause of preventable death in New York State, even after years of education and policy changes,” Karen Derusha, supervising public health educator at the Clinton County Health Department, said in a statement.

The same components in tobacco that make it addictive are often also found in e-cigarette products, according to Derusha.

“That’s why Governor Cuomo’s proposed legislation to raise the age of sale of tobacco products from 18 to 21 is being so well received in the public health community,” she said.

“Fewer tobacco users equates to fewer tobacco related deaths over time and that’s a good thing.”

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A 42-acre portion of the property on Rugar, owned by the city but within town boundaries, was purchased by the city Municipal Lighting Department (MLD) last year for $1.2 million.

Citing a need to attract 3,000 families to the region by 2040, Read in the past has described the city’s annexation push as critical to the city’s survival.

For the city to survive, the tax base must grow — and moving the MLD to Rugar from its lakeside Green Street property, paired with the sale of its Miller Street office, would open up land for potential development, he has argued.

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The MLD submitted a site plan to the Town of Plattsburgh Planning Board last year for a proposed new complex on Rugar, the first step toward relocating the utility inland.

The site plan showed that the department was seeking to build a complex, with several buildings, that would take up nearly 53 acres. It was anticipated that the project would be completed in 2020.

But the plan was rejected by the town planning board, sending it to the Clinton County Planning Board, who ruled it a local issue.

That ruling would’ve sent the plan back to the Town of Plattsburgh Planning Board.

But according to Cole, the department has not yet resubmitted the site plan.

“We rejected the site plan in November,” he said. “They never returned.”

‘COLLABORATIVE APPROACH’

The city’s position has been that a “collaborative approach” would involve the two municipalities moving forward and working consensually on the city’s annexation request, without legal disputes.

This would have been possible — according to the city’s corporation counsel, Dean Schneller — because the property is vacant and owned by a municipality, not a private entity.

The town’s position since Read announced that the city would seek to annex the property has been, and remains, that a “collaborative approach” would be the more traditional route, which would involve public hearings and meetings between all entities involved, including local fire departments and school districts. ■

ADIRONDACKS ARTIFACTS: Museum seeks canisters Metal housings kept track of mountaineers

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ELIZABETHTOWN | For a half-century, climbers of “trailless” mountains in the High Peaks could usually, but not always, find a metal cylinder strapped to a tree with the name of the corresponding peak stenciled on the side. Inside was a notebook in which the hikers would write their names as proof that they’d reached the top.

Proof was needed for inclusion in the Adirondack Forty-Sixer club, an assembly of people who have climbed peaks that — at the time of its founding — were thought to exceed 4,000 feet.

The first canister was affixed to a tree at the top of Mount Emmons on Sept.

3, 1950, and canisters were added to the remaining 21 trailless peaks over the next few years.

They’re long gone now, having been stolen or replaced by plastic PVC canisters, which were themselves removed in 2001. Today, hikers are on the honor system to accurately report their exploits.

And now, the Adirondack Museum in Elizabethtown is trying to acquire the metal canisters for inclusion in its “Hiking in the Adirondack High Peaks” exhibit that opened last July.

Museum director Aurora McCaffrey said the exhibit began with a small, temporary exhibit dedicated to Grace Hudowalski, the first woman to climb all 46 peaks, and the ninth person overall, finishing on Esther in 1937.

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into the current club. She was known for her correspondence with aspiring 46ers, and among the items in her exhibit are her typewriter and the weathered metal canister from Esther.

McCaffrey said the museum is in possession of the Esther canister, along with Santanoni, Seward and Marshall, and has been offered Gray and McComb. It’s the goal of the canister campaign to be able to display as many as possible.

The fate of most canisters is unknown, but McCaffrey said she suspects most were sold or auctioned. Deemed collector’s items in the 1990s, they began to disappear from mountain tops, leading the 46ers to replace them with less-desirable (from a memorabilia standpoint) plastic pipe sections.

The canisters were taken down for good when the state and 46ers concluded that the man-made objects were not consistent with the state master plan for the Adirondacks.

Further, hikes up the trailless peaks involved following herd paths that were not always clearly defined, particularly at the top. Finding the canister on wooded summits sometimes turned into something of a scavenger hunt, with hikers roaming the summit to the detriment of fragile vegetation.

Still, the canisters remain an iconic symbol of Adirondack hiking, particularly for those who hiked the peaks in the second half of the 20th century. McCaffrey said they will add a tangible touch to the hiking exhibit, which includes a synopsis of all the High Peaks, including the first person to climb each one, along with the view as rated today and in 1925.

She said the exhibit will continue to grow in other areas as well, including, for example, the bow used by hermit Noah Rondeau, and the pack basket used by Adirondack legend Jim Goodwin. ■

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» Cryptocurrency Cont. from pg. 1 A Public Service Commission ruling last year that municipalities like Plattsburgh can charge high-density load users more for their electricity, known as “Rider A,” has been implemented — and those users are being charged more when their usage causes the city to push above its quota of cheap power.

“We also think that Rider A should buttress any effects on rising rates,” McFarlin said. The Common Council also implemented a variety of new safety, zoning and building code requirements last year, designed to eliminate any adverse effects on residents’ quality of life.

All of the above, he contends, has negated the need for a moratorium.

The council, save Councilor Peter Ensel (Ward 4), appears to agree with him.

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Ensel, who was the lone no vote on lifting the moratorium, told The Sun that he still harbors concerns about the amount of electricity that miners churn through, and the impact of their usage on the city’s ability to lure job-creating industries to the city if Plattsburgh’s main draw, their cheap power, is depleted.

The city is guaranteed a fixed amount of electricity each month under a rate of $4.29 per megawatt hour.

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fixed amount, the city has to purchase more at a rate of $36 per megawatt hour — a nearly 800 percent increase, a cost that had been spread out among every resident and business that uses city electricity.

“I have some concerns about the future,” Ensel said. “I’m concerned about future projects, developers and other businesses. Is this going to impact being able to bring in those people, who actually employ people, rather than cryptocurrency miners that don’t employ anyone?”

MITIGATED THREAT

In the nearly 12 months since the moratorium’s implementation, the price of the most popular cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), has plummeted.

Last March, the price of 1 BTC equated to roughly $8,349.

When the council lifted it, the price had dropped by more than 54 percent to $3,795 per 1 BTC. Councilor Michael Kelly (Ward 2) believes the threat is mostly mitigated.

“They’re already fleeing Plattsburgh for municipalities that are more willing and maybe haven’t instituted Rider A like we have,” Kelly said Feb. 21. “I think we’ll continue to see an outflux of cryptocurrency miners going forward.

“I don’t really believe that our municipal power will ever be in danger because of bitcoin mining. That ship has almost sailed.”

Mayor Colin Read has called the industry “no longer profitable,” and has said that between Rider A and the regulations imposed on new operations by the council last year, he believes the threat to locals has been mostly alleviated.

“We believe we’re going to see these entities that don’t care much about our power or our heat recycling to be going elsewhere,” he said Feb. 21.

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The council’s decision to lift the moratorium was hailed by the city’s existing mining industry.

“I’m excited,” said Ryan Brienza, CEO of Zafra LLC. “I’m looking forward to going to work tomorrow to pursue the plans that we’ve been working on for the past couple of months.”

Brienza has designed a mechanism that may be able to capture wasted heat from cryptocurrency mining rigs and funnel it where it could prove useful — commercial and municipal buildings.

He’s had this technology ready to go for months — his business is one of two that were grandfathered in before the moratorium was implemented — but because of the ban, has been unable to expand his business beyond its current size.

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PLATTSBURGH | After two years of just missing the prize, the Plattsburgh High boys basketball team was able to lay claim to the Section VII/Class B title with a 55-37 win over Saranac March 2.

Bailey Pombrio, who led the Hornets with 24 points while grabbing seven rebounds, said the win was a team effort.

“We came out really strong and it is finally a great feeling to win after losing the last two,” he said.

Andrew Follmer had seven rebounds and five assists to go with 14 points from the paint.

“It feels amazing because all the boys did

really well playing good defense and doing the most with the open looks we were getting,” Follmer said. “We always try to get four men crashing the boards and it was great to have the edge in rebounding.”

Zach Bieber scored five of his nine points in the fourth quarter, helping the Hornets seal the victory.

“Being in two sectional title games before taught me a lot about what we needed to do down the stretch and be successful this time around,” Bieber said. “We wanted to keep pushing the tempo in the second half and it was great to finally get this title.”

Tyler Phillips added three points and five assists in the win, being one of the core four seniors along with Follmer, Pombrio and Bieber.

Cody Peryea of Northern Adirondack works his way around Moriah’s Owen Fleury in the Section VII/Class C championship game.

Photo by Keith Lobdell Saranac was led by Connor Recore’s 15 points while Nick Lebeau had six points and nine rebounds.

Issac Garman also scored six points, while Brady Hebert and Cogan Johnston each scored four.

BOBCATS FALL TO VIKINGS Saranac’s Connor Recore handles the ball against defensive pressure from Tyler Phillips of PHS in the Section VII/Class B championship game.

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The Vikings also converted on 12-of-14 free throws in the final 1:18 of the game to seal the victory.

For Northern Adirondack, Cody Lambert had 11 points and 11 rebounds, while Brett Juntunen scored 10 points to go with three steals, Cody Peryea nine points and Lucas Smart six.

Reed Lashway, who was forced to sit most of the second and third quarters with four personal fouls, scored five. ■

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Northeastern Clinton overcomes Peru upset bid

By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR

PLATTSBURGH | Peru outscored top seed Northeastern Clinton 16-10 in the fourth quarter of play, but the Indians were unable to unseat the Cougars from the top of the Class B hill, as they scored a 44-35 win March 1 at the Plattsburgh State Field House.

“It was exciting all the way until the end and definitely what we have been working for, to win the sectional title,” said Kya McComb, who finished with eight points, six assists and four steals. “Brinley (LaFountain) and Audi (Hollister) really stepped up and both did what we needed for this game and beyond. I look forward to all of our crowd and fans coming out and cheering us on in regionals.”

LaFountain opened the game scoring the first six points for the Cougars as the team jumped out to a 19-2 lead early in the second quarter.

“It was exciting for my first sectional finals game to be able to go out and score early,” LaFountain said. “Our team

has a great connection and it makes us strong.”

Peru battled back, chipping into the lead and eventually going on a 9-4 run in the third quarter to cut the lead to 27-18 before Hollister hit a three-pointer to push the lead back to 12.

Hollister hit another key three at 34-23 to push the lead back out to 14 points, finishing with nine points.

“We wanted to play our normal game and try to win it,” Hollister said about the second half. “It felt good to be able to contribute. I am back to my game now after a struggle in the middle of the season and we are starting to get on a roll now.”

Abby Racine added nine points, 10 rebounds and four steals, while Marlie Sample scored seven points while grabbing seven rebounds.

Bryn Sample and Caitlin Houghton each scored two points for the Cougars, and Gabby Dumas added four rebounds.

Kortney McCarthy led all scorers with 13 points and added five rebounds for the Indians, while Ally Post had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds.

Emily Beattie added eight points and Allie Beattie, three, in the loss, while Kayleigh Jackson had four assists. ■

Marlie Sample of Northeastern Clinton keeps the ball away from Peru’s Ally Post in the Section VII/Class B championship game March 1.

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States wrap: PHS 11th in cheer; Hornets ousted from hockey playoffs

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ROCHESTER | Plattsburgh High was able to place 11th in the Division II large school division at the NYSPHSAA competitive cheer championships March 2, the highest finish of the three Section VII teams competing at the event.

The Hornets received a score of 46.48 in the preliminary round, while the top five schools moved into the championship round.

Northern Adirondack finished with a score of 64.90, placing them 12th in the Co-ed division, while Moriah scored a 52.50, placing 14th among Division II small schools.

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The Plattsburgh High Hornets got on the board first as Jake Dandrow scored on an assist from Jace Lacey in their regional final against Queensbury March 2.

However, after the Hornets scored at the 5:48 mark of the first period, the Spartans responded twice in the final nine minutes of the period and four more times throughout the final two for a 6-1 win, advancing to the state final four next week.

John Dublanyk made 27 saves in place of Joey Jamison for the Hornets, who ended their season with a record of 16-3-4.

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Sarnow finished the all-around competition with a score of 31.325, placing him 28th, with a high score of 8.775 on the floor exercise.

Peru’s Maddie Witkiewicz scored 30.575 in the four all-around events (high of 8.200 on vault), while teammate Allie Timmons scored a total of 30.125 (8.200 vault).

On the vault, Lauren Gonyo scored an 8.100, while Paige Gricoski scored 8.000 and Dakota Tender 7.750.

Rylee Desso recorded a score of 6.900 on the bars, with Kennedy Beyer scoring 6.200 and Mikalyie Taylor 6.000.

Gonyo scored 7.075 on the beam, with Jenna Swyers scoring 7.00 and Tender a 6.850.

On the floor, Beyer and Desso each scored 8.400, while Swyers scored 8.275.

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MAR. 9

Plattsburgh » Genealogy

Workshop held at Lake Forest Retirement Community library; 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Offered by the Valcour Battle Chapter-Sons of the American Revolution. Free.

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Plattsburgh » The Newman

Center film series held at The Newman Center; 7:00 p.m. Will present showing of the moviewithin-a-movie zombie classic “House of Sev Seven Corpses” (1974).

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held at Point Au Roche State Park Nature Center; 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Join a park naturalist to see where birds, beavers, squirrels, insects, and other animals have made their homes. Length of walk approximately 1 mile. All ages and abilities welcome.

MAR. 16

Peru » Play Date with Daniel

Tiger held at Rulfs Orchard; 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Join us for a PBS Playdate and book swap. Meet Daniel Tiger, listen to a story, an enjoy Rulfs Orchard. $5 cover charge per family, waived if you bring a new book to donate.

MAR. 16

Chazy » EquiDay held at Heart’s

Delight Morgan Horses; 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Our annual free and open to the public symposium on horserelated topics. This year features a variety of health, safety, and training subjects that will educate and entertain.

MAR. 20

Plattsburgh » Tick borne Illnesses - Community Lecture held at West Side Ballroom; 6:00 p.m. - 7:00

p.m. Presented by Keith Collins. Dr. Collins will discuss Lyme disease and the other infections carried by ticks including their signs and symptoms, prevention and treatment. Free and open to all.

Register online at UVMHealth.org/ CVPHLecture or call 518- 562-7320.

MAR. 20

Plattsburgh » Medicare 101

held at Clinton County Office for the Aging; 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Get the basics of Medicare (Parts A, B, C, and D). Learn about Medigap insurance, cost sharing, preventative benefits, NYS EPIC, low income and assistance programs.

MAR. 21

Plattsburgh » Blood Drive held

at Champlain Centre Mall; 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment to save a life visit: www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/ drive-results?zipSponsor=CHAMPL AINCENTREMALLNY

MAR. 23 - MAR. 31

West Chazy » NY Maple Open

House Weekends held at Parker Family Maple Farm; 8:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Takes place the last two weekends in March. An all-maple festival around the sugarhouse with

wagon rides, face painting, pony rides, tours, demonstrations, and free samples.

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“Cameron is the first athlete in Saranac school history to receive a state and federation medal at the indoor state meet and the first male athlete in Section VII since Jay Hebert in 2014 to get a Federation medal,” coach Chris Verkey said.

“Cameron showed immense mental toughness and desire to compete as well as he did coming out of lane eight to challenge for the race.”

Verkey said Duffield struggled in the semifinal round, running 7.73 seconds to just make it into the finals.

“It was one of his slowest races in weeks,” Verkey said.

“He squeezed into the finals where he seized the opportunity presented and took advantage, running 7.57, just .03 off his personal best.”

Duffield will return to the New York City area this week to compete in the New Balance Nationals event, running in the 60m hurdles.

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Duffield’s big day was not done with the hurdles, as he teamed with Luke Maye, Brexton Montville and Anthony Bernardi to set a school and Section VII record in the 4-by400 record with a time of 3:30.41, besting the former sectional mark by .16 seconds and the school mark by 2.51 seconds.

“Saranac placed 14th of 22 teams entered in this very competitive race comprised of all Division 1 schools and

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PLATTSBURGH | New officers and members have joined the Clinton County Historical Association Board of Trustees for 2019. Officers include Geri Favreau, president; Jerry Gagnier, vice president; William D. Laundry, treasurer; and Jan Couture, secretary. Trustees include Sue Coffey, John Crotty, Luke Cyphers, Heidi Dennis, Kevin Farrington and Mary Nicknish. The museum is open year round from Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Groups and researchers are welcome. ■

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Seton Catholic junior Jake Glicksman set a new personal best in the 1,600 with a time of 4:34.12, an improvement of 6.35

Interested individuals should submit a written response about why they are interested in serving on the board of education to Joanne Menard, district clerk, through email at menard.joanne@bcsdk12.org or mail to Beekmantown Central School District, 37 Eagle Way, West Chazy, NY 12992 by March 8. ■

Pain center to offer minimally invasive procedures

PLATTSBURGH | A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held March 11 at noon to unveil the Surgical Pain Center of the Adirondacks, a 7,500 square foot, patient-friendly, state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center located in Plattsburgh.

Discseel®, vertiflex superion and spinal cord stimulators are a few of the procedures that medical director Dr. Bonnabesse and his team can perform. Compared to traditional spinal surgeries, these procedures are

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The following officers were elected to a two year term: Sylvie Nelson, executive director of workforce development board, as president; Chris Mazzella, high school principal at Peru Central School, as vice president; Todd McCarthy, owner of Lenny’s Shoe and Apparel, as secretary; Joyce Rafferty, retired from University of Vermont Health Network, Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, as treasurer; and

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PLATTSBURGH | Performers in the SUNY Plattsburgh Department of Theatre will present “A Peter Rabbit Tale” March 8-10 in Hartman Theatre, Myers Fine Arts Building at SUNY Plattsburgh.

The Friday, March 8, performance will begin at 6:30 p.m., and the performances March 9 and 10 both begin at 2 p.m. Tickets to this family-friendly show are $3 and available at the Angell College Center desk, the Myers Fine Arts Box Office an hour before show times or online at tickets.plattsburgh.com.

For information, contact Dwayne Butchino at 518-564-2243 or email at butc3332@ plattsburgh.edu. ■

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SSNY shall mail process Rd, Plattsburgh NY Route 9, Peru, New York New York State Secreburgh, NY 12901. Pur- Champion Automotive Services, 3. The county in New to 5 DeGrandpre Way, 12901. Purpose: Any OF 1206 COOK, LIMIT- pose: any lawful act or Required 12972. tary of State on January LLC. Filed with SSNY on York in which the office ED LIABILITY COMPANY activity.

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NEW YORK OFFICE LOton County. SSNY desig- ed is CLINTON. zation filed with the Sec- 6TC-208988 pal business location. 6TC-208521 NC-02/02-03/09/2019CATION: Clinton County nated as agent for pro- 4. The Secretary of State retary of State of New Purpose: Any lawful pur6TC-208485 AGENT FOR PROCESS: cess & shall mail to: P.o. has been designated as pose.

(SSNY) on York The Secretary of State is RAMP2-NEW YORK, Box 878 Champlain NY agent of the company 01/24/2019. Office locaNC-02/09-03/16/2019NOTICE OF QUALIFICA- designated as Agent LLC Articles of Org. filed tion: Clinton County. BECHARD'S 6TC-209060 NY Sec. of State (SSNY) TION OF ROSS TRANS- upon whom process SUGAR 12919. Purpose: any upon whom process The SSNY is designated may be served, and the against the LLC may be 2/7/2019. Office in Clin- PORT LLC HOUSE, LLC Articles of lawful as agent of the LLC Org. filed NY Sec. of NC-03/02-04/06/2019Secretary of State shall ton Co. SSNY desig. Appl. for Auth. filed with served. The Secretary of 6TC-210578 upon whom process mail a copy of any proagent of LLC whom pro- Secy. of State of NY State shall mail a copy State (SSNY) 2/19/2019. against may be served. cess against the compa- NOTICE OF FORMATION cess may be served. (SSNY) on 02/08/19. Of- of any process against Office in Clinton Co. SSNY shall mail a copy ny served upon him or OF LIMITED LIABILITY SSNY shall mail process the LLC to 87 Pillsbury CONCRETE fice location: Clinton SSNY desig. agent of DESO of any process to the her to COMPANY to 14 Twin Birch Ln., County. LLC formed in Road, Rouses Point, LLC whom process may WORKS LLC LLC at 35A SMITHFIELD New York 12979.

Delaware (DE) on NOTICE OF FORMATION DUMAS & SONS LLC Under Section 203 of Morrisonville, NY 12962. be served. SSNY shall BLVD, STE 283, Platts- mail process to Marvin of a domestic Limited CLINTON COUNTY 821 NORTH STAR ROAD Purpose: Any lawful pur- 02/06/18. SSNY desig- PURPOSE: To engage in the Limited Liability burgh, NY 12901. Pur- Bechard & Tammy Pin- Liability Company (LLC): MOOERS, NEW YORK Company Law nated as agent of LLC any lawful act or activity. pose. pose: To engage in any 12958 NC-03/02-04/06/2019upon whom process NC-03/02-04/06/2019Name: North Country sonneault, 61 Sanger DATE OF FORMATION: lawful act or activity.

6TC-210789 against it may be served.

Lane, West Chazy, NY The Articles of Organiza- 5. The term of the limit- Vents LLC, Articles of 6TC-210221 NC-03/02-04/06/2019ed liability company Organization filed with SSNY shall mail process tion were filed with the 12992, which is also the 6TC-210491 the Secretary of State of RIVERBEND ACRES LLC to c/o Corporation Serprincipal business loca- New York State Secre- shall be perpetual.

6. The purpose of the New York (SSNY) on Articles of Org. filed NY vice Co., 80 State St., Al- NOTICE OF FORMATION tion. Purpose: Any law- tary of State on February limited liability company February 06, 2019. Of- Sec. of State (SSNY) bany, NY 12207-2543. OF White Space Chelsea 4, 2019. ful purpose. is to engage in any law- fice location: Clinton NEW YORK OFFICE LO2/8/2019. Office in Clin- DE addr. of LLC: 251 Lit- LLC. Arts. of Org. filed NC-03/09-04/13/2019NOTICE OF FORMATION with Secy. of State of NY ful act or activity for County. SSNY is desig- ton Co. SSNY desig. tle Falls Dr., Wilmington, CATION: Clinton County 6TC-211602 OF 2666 Corning Road, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. (SSNY) on 2/28/19. Ofnated as agent of the AGENT FOR PROCESS: which limited liability agent of LLC whom proLLC. Arts. of Org. filed companies may be orga- LLC upon whom pro- cess may be served. filed with Secy. of State, fice location: Clinton The Secretary of State is with Secy. of State of NY Div. of Corps., John G. County. SSNY designatcess against it may be designated as Agent nized.

SSNY shall mail process (SSNY) on 12/17/18. Ofed as agent of LLC upon NC-02/16-03/23/2019served. SSNY shall mail to 765 Ratta Rd., Chazy, Townsend Bldg., 401 upon whom process BRAVO ZULU PROPERfice location: Clinton 6TC-209434 Federal St., Ste. 4, whom process against it a copy of process to: NY 12921. against the LLC may be Purpose: TIES LLC County. SSNY designatserved. The Secretary of Dover, DE 19901. Pur- may be served. SSNY Shane P. Kelley, 58 Any lawful purpose.

NOTICE OF FORMATION ed as agent of LLC upon State shall mail a copy Truckload/less shall mail process to: pose: Court, PlattsCarter NC-03/09-04/13/2019Implant northeast LLC whom process against it of a domestic Limited of any process against than truckload freight c/o Agora Gallery Inc., burgh, NY 12901.

Pur6TC-211164 may be served. SSNY Liability Company (LLC): Articles of Org. filed NY pose: Any lawful act or 530 W. 25th St, NY, NY the LLC to 10795 Route delivery/trucking/delivshall mail process to: 5 DATE OF FORMATION: Sec. of State (SSNY) activities.

10001. Purpose: any 9, Champlain, New York ery.

RJ PLUMBING AND Jennifer Drive, Platts- The Articles of Organiza1/14/2019. Office in NC-02/23-03/30/2019lawful activity.

12919.

NC-02/23-03/30/2019HEATING, LLC burgh, NY 12901. Pur- tion were filed with the Clinton Co. SSNY desig.

NC-03/09-04/13/2019PURPOSE: To engage in 6TC-209860 6TC-209610 NOTICE OF FORMATION pose: any lawful act or New York State Secreagent of LLC whom pro6TC-211576 any lawful act or activity. of a domestic Limited tary of State on February activity. cess may be served.

NC-02/16-03/23/2019Rouses Point Sanitation Liability Company (LLC): 25, 2019.

NC-02/09-03/16/2019SSNY shall mail process LLC. Filed 1/11/19. Of- WILD FLOW TOURS, DATE OF FORMATION: NEW YORK OFFICE LO- 6TC-209431 6TC-208986 to 5 DeGrandpre Way, CATION: Clinton County Plattsburgh, NY 12901, NORTHEAST BIOMASS The Articles of Organiza- fice: Clinton Co. SSNY LLC. Arts. of Org. filed designated as agent for with the SSNY on AGENT FOR PROCESS: NOTICE OF PUBLICA- which is also the princi- TECHNICAL SERVICES tion were filed with the New York State Secre- process & shall mail to: 01/08/19. Office: Clinton TION FORMATION OF A pal business location. LLC The Secretary of State is 2 Monty Rd, Altona, NY County. SSNY designatNOTICE OF FORMATION tary of State on January of Organization designated as Agent NEW YORK LIMITED LI- Purpose: Any Collect lawful stickers pur- orArticles stamps from 12910. Purpose: Gener- ed as agent of the LLC ABILITY COMPANY pose. with the NY Secre- 23, 2019.

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TY COMPANY LAW SECOffice location: Clinton AGENT FOR PROCESS: 6TC-211162 State of NY (SSNY) on State shall mail a copy SSNY shall mail copy of TION 203 County. SSNY is desig- The Secretary of State is 12/17/18. Office loca- of any process against process to the LLC, c/o 1. The name of the limit- IMPLANTING MENTORS nated as agent of the designated as Agent SUNSOLAR 2019, LLC Daniel W. Snyder, 69 tion: Clinton County. the LLC to 177 Broad LLC upon whom pro- upon whom process NOTICE OF FORMATION SSNY designated as Street, Plattsburgh, New ed liability company is LLC Articles of Org. filed Lighthouse Road, PlattsDUMAS & SONS LLC of a domestic Limited NY Sec. of State (SSNY) cess against it may be agent of LLC upon against the LLC may be York 12901. burgh, NY 12901. Purserved. The Secretary of Liability Company (LLC): whom process against it PURPOSE: To engage in 2. The date of filing of 1/14/2019. Office in served. pose: Any lawful purthe Articles of Organiza- Clinton Co. SSNY desig. SSNY shall mail a copy State shall mail a copy DATE OF FORMATION: may be served. SSNY any lawful act or activity. pose. agent of LLC whom pro- of any process against of any process against tion with the Department The Articles of Organiza- NC-02/02-03/09/2019shall mail process to: 5 NC-03/09-04/13/2019tion were filed with the the LLC to 2399 State of State is DECEMBER cess may be served. the LLC to 30 Spearman Jennifer Drive, Platts- 6TC-211165 6TC-207067 27, 2018.

SSNY shall mail process Rd, Plattsburgh NY Route 9, Peru, New York New York State Secreburgh, NY 12901. Pur12972.

3. The county in New to 5 DeGrandpre Way, 12901. Purpose: Any tary of State on January pose: any lawful act or Plattsburgh, NY 12901, lawful York in which the office PURPOSE: To engage in 3, 2019. activity. any lawful act or activity. of the company is locat- which is also the princi- NC-02/02-03/09/2019NC-02/09-03/16/2019NEW YORK OFFICE LOpal business location. 6TC-208521 NC-02/02-03/09/2019ed is CLINTON. CATION: Clinton County 6TC-208988 Purpose: Any lawful pur6TC-208485 4. The Secretary of State AGENT FOR PROCESS: has been designated as pose.

The Secretary of State is agent of the company NC-02/09-03/16/2019designated as Agent rd th th stupon whom process upon whom process 6TC-209060 may be served, and the against the LLC may be Secretary of State shall served. The Secretary of mail a copy of any proState shall mail a copy cess against the compaof any process against ny served upon him or the LLC to 87 Pillsbury her to Road, Rouses Point, DUMAS & SONS LLC New York 12979.

CLINTON COUNTY PANCAKE BREAKFASTS ESSEX COUNTY 821 NORTH STAR ROAD PURPOSE: To engage in Bechard’s Sugar House MOOERS, NEW YORK any lawful act or activity.

Bechard's Sugar House Black Rooster Maple Sugar House Tours, Pancake breakfast in our tree top overlook.

12958 NC-03/02-04/06/2019Every weekend in March through April 21st (Easter) Sugarhouse tours and samples of our maple syrup, maple cream, Maple Samples: Coffee, Syrup, Recipes, Mini donuts5.and Themuch term of the limit6TC-210789 Pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, hash browns, asst. and barrel aged maple syrup. ed liability company more. See what’s new in 2019! beverages, and more! (8am-2pm) Adults - $10, ages 5-12 $8, shall be perpetual. 10819 NYS Route 9N, Keene • (518) 576-9792 61 Sanger Lane, West Chazy • (518) 846-7498 ages 4 and under Free! Check Facebook for menu updates.

6. The purpose of the Cornell Univ Uihlein Forest Brandy Brook Maple Farm & Olde Tyme Winery limited liability company 61 Sanger Lane, West Chazy • (518) 846-7498 Cornell University's Maple Research Forest and Sugarhouse.

Free family friendly educational tours, maple goodies is & towine engage in any lawMoon Valley Maple actyou orvisit activity Come for see modern research on maple syrup production! tastings (for 21 and over) are part of the experienceful when Saturday, March 23rd, 9am-12pm. Pancakes served with our 157 Bear Cub Lane, Lake Placid • (518) 523-9337 which limited liability our farm. delicious Moon Valley maple syrup! companies may be orga439 Brandy Brook Road, Ellenburg Center Maple Knoll Farm nized.

215 Johnson Rd, Malone • (800) 848-8766 (518) 569-5146 From sap to syrup: guided tours available.

NC-02/16-03/23/2019Parker Family Maple Farm 784 14th Road, Minerva • (518) 251-5141 Brow's Sugarhouse 6TC-209434 Every weekend in March and Sundays in April (8am-2pm) All you Free tours and samples of our maple products. Try our famous FRANKLIN COUNTY can eat buffet of pancakes with maple syrup, eggs, sausage, maple brittle, jams, maple cream, and sugar shapes! March 23rd & bacon, hashbrowns and more! Adults $10.50, kids 5 to 12 $7.00, Cedar Brook Maple Confections 24th only.

Kids under 5 Free!

Come sample our maple mini donuts and maple coffee. Watch us 89 Sugarbush Dr, West Chazy • (518) 493-5683 1043 Slosson Rd, West Chazy • (518) 493-6761 make maple candy, cotton candy, and maple cream.

Decoste Maple Farm 962 Limekiln Road, Malone • (518) 593-3688 Paul Smith’s College VIC We will be offering free tours of the sugarhouse and free samples March 23rd & 24th and 30th & 31st (9:30am-12pm) Fresh maple Friend’s Maple Products of our maple syrup, maple cream, and maple candy. syrup, real butter, hot pancakes!

Come join us to see HOW SWEET IT IS! Free tours of our 1183 Cannon Corners Rd, Mooers Forks 8023 State Route 30, Paul Smiths • (518) 327-6241 sugarhouse and wagon rides. Maple cotton candy, product (518) 236-5962 tastings.

The Wild Center Lakeside Maple 402 Spencer Rd, Burke • (518) 483-5559 March 17th and 24th (8:30am-10:30am) Pancakes, sausage, Maple syrup and maple cream samples will be available for tasting community made maple syrup, coffee & juice. Reservations help Moon Valley Maple and purchase. Tour of Sugar House and demo of equipment. planning. $5.00 - museum members • $7.50 - non-members plus Free samples at the sugarhouse (Saturday only) and tours.

298 Narrows Road, Chateaugay • (518) 569-4142 admisson.

Titus Mountain Family Ski Center.

Parker Family Maple Farm Museum Dr, Tupper Lake • (518) 359-7800 215 Johnson Rd, Malone • (800) 848-8766 It’s a Maple Extravaganza at our fifth generation family farm.

Trombley’s Sugarhouse Paul Smith’s College VIC Samples, tours, pancake breakfast, and wagon rides.

March 23rd & 24th and 30th & 31st (8am-2pm) An all you can eat Tour our student run, wood fired operation. Enjoy our groomed ski 1043 Slosson Rd, West Chazy • (518) 493-6761 buffet of pancakes, scrambled eggs, home fries, ham, sausage, trails. Open for maple activities 9-5.

Sacred Roots Maple and fried bread dough. Drinks - coffee, hot chocolate, orange juice, 8023 State Route 30, Paul Smiths • (518) 327-6241 Tour our wood fired operation. Maple samples and scenic sleigh water. Adults - $9, Kids - $6, Kids 5 and under are free.

The Wild Center rides thorugh the sugarbush by County Dreams Farm.

7180 Star Road, Ellenburg Center * (518) 390-7691 Tour our sugar shack to learn about our Community Maple Project.

161 Atwood Rd, West Chazy • (518) 420-6806 Learn about maple history and science.

The Forest Farmers Museum Dr, Tupper Lake • (518) 359-7800 Tour our state of the art facility. We will have maple ice cream, Winters Harvest Sugar Shack cotton candy, maple syrup, and birch syrup for sale.

Interactive and edcuational exhbitis, demonstrations, and 4448 State Route 374, Merrill • (518) 637-7000 samplings of our maple products. Come tap a tree!

Trombley's Sugarhouse 409 Wagner Rd, North Bangor • (518) 353-8728 Family run operation! Enjoy samples of our maple products, Woods Maple Products pancake breakfast, and see how we do it!

Free Tours: From Tree To Jug. Hands-on Sugaring Demo in the 7180 Star Road, Ellenburg Center • (518) 390-7691 Sugarbush.

Wayne R. LaPier Sugar House 1470 County Route 23, Chateaugay • (518) 497-6387 Old fashioned wood fired syrup, "maple on snow", samples of all maple products.

7885 State Route 22, West Chazy • (518) 493-5604

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