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Council votes Bova faces intentional to ban e-cig, murder charge in hookah use on shooting death city property Vaping now restricted in Plattsburgh By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER
PLATTSBURGH | Vaping is now banned on public property in the City of Plattsburgh. The Common Council voted 6-0 last week on a law adding “electronic nicotine delivery systems” like e-cigarettes and hookahs to a list of tobacco products already barred from use on sidewalks, parks, streets or other public property within city limits. The fine for non-compliance was also raised from $50 to $100. “The intent of the law is to protect the public,” Councilor Rachelle Armstrong (Ward 1) said. “Those who engage in smoking or vaping engage in a behavior that’s their choice. “The purpose of this law is to protect the public.” The update was proposed by Armstrong Feb. 7, at the urging of local anti-tobacco advocacy groups. The council was poised to vote on the law Feb. 28. But some councilors, including Councilor Patrick McFarlin (Ward 5), expressed some concern about the original version of the law, which would have also banned possession of ecigarettes on public property. The law was subsequently amended to remove any mention of possession.
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Marissa Goldsmith, a 13-year-old member of local anti-tobacco group Reality Check, told the council during a public hearing last week that she hopes the law passes for people like her nephew. “I have a 4-year-old nephew that has really bad asthma,” she said. Last summer, she took her nephew to the city-sponsored Mayor’s Cup and Fourth of July festivities. While they were walking on the sidewalk near City Hall, she said a man who was smoking walked by and blew smoke over her nephew. » Vaping Cont. on pg. 2
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waived a formal reading of the felony complaint. Bova pleaded not guilty to the charge and was remanded to custody of the Clinton County sheriff. He is being held at the county jail without bail. Latham-based attorney James E. Tyner is representing Bova.
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AUSABLE FORKS | The shooting death last week of Magen Goyette of AuSable Forks was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner. Goyette, 30, died of a single gunshot wound to the head, according to Clinton County District Attorney Andrew J. Wylie. Wylie said David J. Bova, 30, of 31 Seperator Road in AuSable Forks was arraigned in the Town of Black Brook court and charged with second-degree intentional murder, a class A felony. Clinton County’s DA appeared in court for the hearing and said Bova
According to the DA, Bova is charged with shooting Goyette on March 13 at 9:15 a.m. with a 9-millimeter HiPoint rifle, causing her death. The DA released Bova’s police statement last weekend. In it, Bova recounts a call he made to police about 11 p.m. the night before the shooting incident, saying they had had a verbal argument. At dinner time, Bova said, “I told her I was depressed and she called me names like a cry baby back bitch. I was supposed to work the night shift again and we argued and she said she was going to break my guns which are very
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important to me and she said she was going to f*** other guys.” That’s when, Bova said, he put his guns and a deer mount in a Jeep so she wouldn’t break them. “She threatened my life, she said she had a whole line of people to come put me in a grave and f*** my truck up,” Bova said in the signed police statement. Troopers went to Bova’s residence at 31 Seperator Road at about 11 p.m., Bova said. “At the end, I told (police) I would leave and my brother took his truck and I followed him in my father’s brownish/tan Jeep Cherokee.” Bova told police he and his brother John stopped by Franklin Falls and talked for an hour or two, and his brother suggested then that Bova go to their father’s house for the night. » Bova Cont. on pg. 5
Noise ordinance OK’d by council Lawmakers impose max decibel cap in industrial, commercial areas By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER
Representatives of Georgia-Pacific, one of the city’s largest factories, spoke to the Common Council during a public hearing last week on a proposed update to an existing noise ordinance. Photo by Elizabeth Izzo
PLATTSBURGH | A maximum noise level has been imposed in certain areas of the city. Th e Common Council voted 6-0 last week to change an existing noise ordinance to add a measurable decibel cap for noise in primarily industrial and commercial areas.
The ordinance also applies to a central section of Court, Couch, Brinkerhoff and Broad streets, where student housing is popular.
Under the new regulations, in the daytime, noise emanating from homes and businesses along those streets is capped at 60 decibels. Between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m., that cap drops to 55 decibels. In industrial zones, the daytime noise cap is now 80 decibels — roughly equivalent to the sound of a blender or garbage disposal. After-hours that cap lowers to 75 decibels, close to the level of noise created by a vacuum cleaner. In commercial districts, noise is limited to 70 decibels during the day and 65 decibels at night. » Noise ordinance Cont. on pg. 3
City to hire ‘Community Engagement Coordinator’ Will replace ‘Special Events Coordinator’ position as city pivots to volunteer-run events model By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER
PLATTSBURGH | The Common Council authorized the mayor last week to create a new “Community Engagement Coordinator” position.
The position will replace the city’s “Special Events Coordinator” job, a post that was created by Mayor James Calnon more than four years ago to help manage city-sponsored events like the Mayor’s Cup and Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration. The new community engagement coordinator, pending civil service approval, will take on a greater public relations role than the special events coordinator, while retaining many of the same responsibilities, Mayor Colin Read told The Sun. “The new position does retain community events and outreach, but has a much stronger emphasis on communications and public policy,” Read said in an email. The goal will be for this person to both better articulate the intention of new city policies to the public, and essentially act as an adviser to lawmakers.
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» Vaping Cont. from pg. 1 He had an asthma attack. “Not only was it scary for me because I was alone with him, it was scary for him because he couldn’t breathe,” she said. Smoke in public areas is a public health issue, she argued. Amelia DeDominicas, a freshman at Plattsburgh High School, said that she was in favor of regulating the use of e-cigarette and tobacco products on public property, if only to limit impressionable children’s exposure to the practice. “I have a 9-year-old brother, and I know how easily influenced little kids can be,” she told the council last week. “I mean, my brother wants to do everything he sees me and my friends doing. “If a little kid, like my brother, were to walk down the street and see a group of teenagers vaping or smoking or using tobacco products, they might think, ‘Oh, that’s cool, that’s a fun thing to do.’ But it’s not, obviously. It’s harmful. “I just don’t want these kids to be so easily influenced,” she said.
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Not all of the public comment on the city’s vaping law last week was positive. Michael Frennier, the co-owner of MT Vapes in Plattsburgh Plaza and president of the New York State Vaper’s Association, commended the council for taking a stand designed to protect children in public areas. But he said that the law “has the potential to be a very harassing policy.” If a city employee smokes, with this law the council has given their supervisor ammunition to write them up, he argued. “This particular law has all of the ability to be a harassment law,” Frennier said. He described the law in its current form as
a “feel good law” that’s good for headlines. “If the city really wanted to make a stand and protect the kids, be one of the first cities in the nation — make it illegal, under the age of 18, to possess or use tobacco in city limits,” he said. “Give law enforcement the tools they need to investigate where they got their products, and follow through with it.” Earl Dahl, the owner of the Plattsburgh Vape Company, said that his store does everything possible to block underage customers from purchasing any goods. He said that the store recently installed driver’s license scanners, and if your ID is fake or expired, “you’re gone.” “I am located downtown, I live downtown, I have a lot of customers that come from downtown,” he said. “Any of my customers that walk out and decide to use their product after they’ve just purchased it, they can’t, they’d get fined. “I feel like it’d almost be a target to my customers,” he said. “When they’re simply just trying to use an alternative product.” Mark Elkins, a Plattsburgh resident, told the council that he’d smoked since he was 14 years old. He was in the military, and was a supervisor in law enforcement. He said that when people asked why he smoked, he replied: “I don’t smoke for me. I smoke to protect you. If I didn’t smoke, I’d snap,” he recalls
Amelia DeDominicas, a freshman at Plattsburgh High School, was one of a handful of anti-tobacco advocates to speak to the council last week in favor of banning the use of e-cigarettes on public property. Photo by Elizabeth Izzo
Michael Frennier, the president of the New York State Vaper’s Association, said the council’s law adding e-cigarettes to a list of tobacco products banned from use on public property didn’t go far enough to protect children. He also said that the legislation had the potential to become a “harassment law.” Photo by Elizabeth Izzo
saying. “I’m not a pretty man when I snap.” Elkins said that vaping saved him, and rather than “sweeping” the issue under the rug and shielding children from experiencing the behavior, it’s better to teach them the realities of tobacco use. “It’s not about children not knowing. It’s about children not being taught like I taught mine,” he said. “I can understand protecting the rights of others. But I don’t like the sweep of today’s society. Teach them, don’t put it in the corner.
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The existing code had no measurable noise cap, instead relying on subjective assessments of whether or not said noise is “annoying” or “disturbs the peace.” Councilor Jeff Moore (Ward 6) proposed the code change Feb. 28, shortly after a handful of residents expressed concern about noise pollution as a result of nearby factories and commercial cryptocurrency mining facilities, which often use large fans to ventilate or otherwise redirect heat generated by mining equipment. Councilors had for weeks discussed the possibility of imposing a measurable cap on industrial noise. Deliberations continued in tandem with the debate over whether or not to lift the city’s 18-month moratorium on new commercial cryptocurrency mining facilities. Though councilors had initially come to an
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For some local businesses in the impacted industrial and commercial zones, questions remain about how the law will be enforced. Areas zoned as industrial include sections of White Street, home of Plattco; Main Mill and Plant streets, the location of Mold-Rite Plastics and the Imperial Industrial Park, where at least two cryptocurrency mining facilities are located; Green Street, home to the city’s Municipal Lighting Department; and lower Margaret Street, where Georgia-Pacific (GP) is located. Representatives of GP spoke to councilors during a public hearing on the law last
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Who can we blame when bad things happen? It was a busy week of placing blame for too many events to name here, but By Dan Alexander the headlines and Sunday • PUBLISHER • morning shows knew exactly who to blame. The game played after every one of these events is always the same. Blame your opponent, whoever they may be. Politicians, activists and even everyday citizens like us, we are all guilty of making a lot of noise and placing blame. We see it and hear it everywhere today, yet at the same time, no one is willing to accept blame, as each has a valid excuse that deflects the blame. The act of blaming is the easy part. The act of reaching out in a bi-partisan manner to seek solutions is a completely different matter altogether. It requires an open mind and an honest desire to acknowledge and accept all points of view, to craft a solution worthy of majority support. Until we reach that point, we are only encouraging a more divided society. Sadly, I believe what we are witness to today, is our current day version of the Tower of Babel. If you are not familiar with the biblical story, it goes like this: The Tower of Babel was a structure built after the great flood. Babel was the region inhabited by the descendants of Noah who built the ark. The original purpose of the tower was to avoid another massive flood, but as the tower grew taller, the goal was changed to reach up to heaven. As the story goes, mankind had not learned the lessons from the great flood. Once again pride, greed and self-centered thinking that man had reached equality with God. God limited their ability to work together, causing the society that once spoke the same language to now speak in various languages, inhibiting their ability to complete the tower. When you begin to look at all the fighting, disruption, anger and twisted positions being displayed against the backdrop of Babel, true or not, it becomes clear that what we are trying to create today will never be accomplished in this atmosphere of hate and distrust. While language is not the issue, self-serving viewpoints create today’s Babel. It’s easy to blame because we know a better way, but a better way to what? Passing laws that the very next election may undo? Building walls that we now want to be torn down? Creating robots and artificial intelligence to perform the work for humanity so that we have more idle time on our hands to do what? If we think that idle time will be used for the good of humanity, I fear we are just further kidding ourselves. ■
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Putnam, Ti should partner to ease budget woes
Editor’s note: This letter refers to Tim Rowland’s article “No good option,” which appeared in the March 9 edition of The Sun. To the Editor: I read March 9 “No good option” and hoped other Putnam School District parents and taxpayers shared my concerns about the Ticonderoga School District’s budget because it’s our problem, too. Putnam Central School ended the 2017-18 school year with 17 kids in grades pre-K-6. St. Mary’s also finished last year with 17 Putnam students in grades pre-K-6. These students will move on to Ticonderoga Middle and High Schools and face the same cuts to their programs, staff and opportunities and the same uncertain educational future as Ti kids. Putnam’s annual budget of over $2.5 million includes about $550K in tuition to Ticonderoga for an estimated 40 students in grades 7-12. Ti gets a fifth of our budget for educating more than half of our kids. Another quarter choose not to use Putnam School and pay their own tuition. Is changing nothing, paying our tuition as usual and ignoring the situation in front of us as well as the signs in Vermont, Albany and throughout rural New York all we can do? I know far too many clever, creative and determined Putnam residents who care deeply about our students to believe we can’t come up with any ideas. And when the 40 kids heading to Ti have a need now, shouldn’t we feel obligated to try?
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To the Editor: Most Hague residents are very aware of the postal problems that have been upon us since Sept. 1, 2018. I produced a petition of complaint in November. Before Christmas, with over 90 signatures, it was sent to nine entities — four of those being ABC, NBC and CBS television affiliates, one to a New York senator, two to U.S. senators for New York and one to Gov. Cuomo. To date, only one U.S. senator for New York, Kirsten Gillibrand, has contacted me and offered a ray of hope to at least look into our dilemma. All others either ignored our plea for help or gave me a flat-out “no” when contacted by me via telephone. I was contacted by the Post Star and sent a reply to their coverage. Nothing became of that. » Letters Cont. on pg. 5
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Are our kids realistically reaping the benefits of tax dollars that fund some of the most expensive salaries around, or can we put this money to better use? Talking consolidation raises concerns about taxes, but there are less costly alternatives. Putnam is a plausible, logical and obvious partner for Ti to look to. It’s time to honestly assess what we are doing and why, decide what’s most important and best for our town and our kids and come to the table ready to see it through. - Leah Dromgool, Putnam Station ■
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» Bova Cont. from pg. 1 “But I didn’t want too (sic),” Bova said. Magen was still at the Seperator Road residence when he went back. And Bova said he fell asleep on the couch. When he woke up, he said, he realized his cellphone was missing. The police showed up again at daylight, Bova said in the statement. “The Troopers took Magen with them,” he said. And then Bova said he went to Magen’s parent’s residence on Silver Lake Road looking for his phone. Her parents’ black Chevy truck was running, Bova told police, and Magen was in the front passenger seat “listening to loud music and kind of dancing. I grabbed her by the shirt and yelled at her,” Bova told police. Bova said Magen told him she didn’t know where his cellphone was. Then he sped away, lost control of the Jeep and crashed off the side of Silver Lake Road.
‘BEGAN TO FIRE’
Bova told police the crash happened near Fred’s Auto Repair shop and that people from the garage helped him get out of the wreck, telling him that police were on the way. “I reached in to the Jeep and grabbed my 9mm highpoint rifle. I grabbed the loaded magazine from inside the Jeep, put it in the gun and loaded it. I racked the action, which puts a round in the chamber. I saw Magen’s parent’s truck coming up the road toward me, from the direction of Ausable. I was walking toward (sic) the truck, heading back toward my house, on the shoulder of the road. After everything that has happened, I just snapped. I was pissed at her. The gun safety was off and I raised the gun up and began to fire in the direction of the truck. I fired about 4 or 5 bullets toward the truck,” Bova said in the police statement. “The truck continued to drive past me and reached the people from the garage who were still in the road. I’m not sure if I hit the truck or anyone in it. I heard a commotion and yelling when the truck stopped. I knew Magen was in the front passenger seat just prior to me crashing.” Bova said he kept walking and “the gun was empty of ammunition.” » Letters Cont. from pg. 4
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He said a guy pulled up “and offered me a ride to my house.” Once back at the home at 31 Seperator Road, Bova said he knew police would be coming, so he smoked a cigarette and waited, tossing a pot pipe into the woods before troopers arrived. “I didn’t hurt or kill Magen’s dog,” Bova said in the statement. “I have been honest with the police and I wish I would have just went to my father’s like my brother (sic) said and none of this would have happened.” Bova accused Magen of drug abuse. “I don’t know what is wrong with me,” Bova said in the last sentence of his statement.
WITNESSES
Many on Silver Lake Road witnessed the series of events that occurred after Bova wrecked the Jeep. Fred’s Auto Repair is owned by Fred Drake, who said he first looked to help Bova, offering to call for medical care and provide a tow to pull the crashed car out of the trees. “I ran across (the road) to see what happened. I asked him ‘want me to call an ambulance?’ He said ‘no, I’m fine,’” Drake told The Sun in an interview last Thursday morning. Drake said Bova appeared bloody and injured, Despite his apparent injury, Drake said Bova got back into the front seat to retrieve something, then got out and pulled the 9-millimeter rifle from the vehicle. “Then I heard the gun click when he backed up out of the car door,” Drake said. The sound was unmistakable, Drake said, and caused him to step back a few feet. “He faced north and shot two times in the air. There were five of us standing around. I think he did it because he didn’t want me to grab the gun. The exact words he said were, ‘I’m gonna go kill that bi***.’” Drake said Bova did not aim at him or the crew gathered at the repair shop. It was at that point that the black Chevy truck came over a hill along Silver Lake Road. Driven by Michelle Goyette, her daughter Magen was in the passenger seat. “That’s when he started shooting, when he saw the truck,” Drake told The Sun. “He was facing them on the left-hand side of the road then
he started firing, he shot through the window, through the side of the truck at the passenger side of the window. The window was shot out. I think he knew what he was doing. “When he saw the pickup truck he really opened fire,” Drake said. The group of bystanders at Fred’s repair shop watched as Bova then put the gun to his shoulder and walk away from the truck.
RIDE HOME
As Bova made his way on foot, George “Mike” Kinsman was driving toward Fred’s and stopped to offer assistance, thinking the man had been hurt in the crash. Kinsman said he could see the vehicle wreck in the trees and noticed Bova was bloody. “The guy was walking down the road with a gun, and I asked him if there was anything I could do for him,” Kinsman told The Sun. “He was gonna get in the passenger seat, but then he put the gun down in the seat first and got in. I thought he was hurt in an accident.” Bova asked Kinman for a ride home. “And I took him home,” Kinsman said. The Seperator Road residence isn’t far from where Bova crashed the jeep. But Kinsman said he had no idea Bova had shot Magen Goyette. “Then he just started screaming. He said he had just done something he was going to go to prison for. He said he was going to go in the house and shoot his self,” Kinsman said the day after Goyette was killed. At that point, Kinsman said he dropped Bova off at 31 Seperator Road, and left. “I was trying to help and he started to scream. I just wanted to get out of there. I went back to Fred’s thinking maybe he robbed the shop, but then Fred said, ‘He just shot her,’” Kinsman said. Neither Drake nor Kinsman recognized Bova at that time. Neither were aware of the relationship the shooter had with Magen Goyette. But the lift home was immediately reported to police, who found Bova at the residence and took him into custody. ■ — This story has been abridged for print. To read this story in its entirety, visit suncommunitynews.com.
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I spent a PLATTSBURGH | Emmy-winning Library Journal. ■ held at the Lake Placid Club Mounlot of time and my own funds to get some sort author, sports historian and professor of tain Course in Lake Placid. of help started. Some residents helped, others history Amy Bass will be on the SUNY Kids’ Nite Out upcoming This event randomly pairs an Olympic Plattsburgh campus March 27 to talk were not aware of the petition as I only had so PLATTSBURGH | The SUNY · athleteMATTREss or other celebrity with a registered about race, sports and how both are at much time I could devote. Plattsburgh women’s basketball team three-person team. The cost is $500 per the heart of her book, “One Goal: A Many of us are still not receiving our mail on is hosting the last Kids’ Nite Out for team, which includes greens fees, cart, Coach, a Team, and the Game that a daily basis. It is not the carrier’s nor the local the semester for ages 5-13 Saturday, free raffle gifts and barbecue dinner. All Brought a Divided Town Together.” She post-master’s fault. Answers anyone? March 30, with an on-site registration proceeds from the golf tournament will will speak at 3:30 p.m. in the Krinovitz time of 5:30 p.m. Activities will include - Michele Gautreau, Hague ■ go to support United Way of the Ad- Recital Hall, Hawkins Hall. games, sports, arts and crafts, movies irondack Region, Inc. and its partner “One Goal” tells the story of a group and swimming. Cost is $10 per child. agencies that serve Clinton, Essex and of Somali refugees and the local youth For more information, contact coach Franklin counties. Other sponsorships who lived in a small Maine town and Cheryl Cole at colea@plattsburgh.edu are also available including ad space in how they came together as a team on or call 518-564-4147. ■ To the Editor: the program, a tee box or a hole flag. Soon the teacher’s association at Moriah Central is hosting a donkey basketball game. While it is commendable that teachers show interest in their school, they do so at the expense of setting a poor example for their students. Donkey basketball, circus animal acts, rodeos, etc. teach that cruelty to animals for Man charged with possession of marijuana Traffic stop leads to alleged DWI profit is permissible despite the consequences. PLATTSBURGH | Clinton County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a Peru PLATTSBURGH | A Plattsburgh man was arrested by Clinton County It has been readily shown that most man for allegedly possessing marijuana illegally. Sheriff’s Deputies for allegedly drinking while driving with a suspended license. human participants do not have the expeGerald W. Hill, 40, was arrested following a traffic stop in the City Justin H. Plumadore, 32, was charged following a vehicle and rience in handling these gentle beasts. As of Plattsburgh. It’s alleged that Hill drove while intoxicated and with a traffi c stop in the City of Plattsburgh March 12. Deputies said further a result, confused and frightened donkeys revoked operating privilege due to previous DWI convictions from 2005. investigation revealed Plumadore to be in possession of a controlled stubbornly try to resist getting yanked, Hill was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation in the first poked and prodded to participate in a substance and marijuana. Plumadore was charged with criminal possession of a controlled sub- degree, an E felony; driving while intoxicated, a U misdemeanor; driving noisy, distressing arena. stance in the seventh degree, a misdemeanor, unlawful possession of while intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or greater, It would benefit Moriah Central to demonstrate compassion, not cruelty, for all marijuana and failure to stop at stop sign. He was transported to the a U misdemeanor; aggravated unlicensed operation in the third degree, animals. There are more suitable, less harmful Clinton County Sheriff’s Office for processing and released on appear- a U misdemeanor; speed in zone; consumption of alcohol in a motor ways to raise money. Moriah Central can ance tickets and is scheduled to return to Plattsburgh City Court at a later vehicle; and unlicensed operation. date to face the allegations. ■ Hill was processed at the sheriff’s office and released with appearance tickets. do better. Be Best. He is due to appear in Plattsburgh City Court in early April for arraignment. ■ - Tom Salka, West Chazy ■
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Midwest farm, outdoor chain to set up shop in Plattsburgh
Runnings set to open this fall By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER
PLATTSBURGH | Runnings, a Midwest farm, outdoor and home goods chain, will be opening up shop in Plattsburgh this fall. The store will take over an 87,000-squarefoot building at 57 Centre Drive, the former home of Kmart. Plattsburgh’s Kmart was one of 64 stores closed last April after it was deemed unprofitable by corporate headquarters. Runnings plans to renovate the building and open their new location sometime this fall. The chain offers a wide range of products, including guns, one-pound bags of poppy seeds and plush goose toys for dogs. The store also typically sells equipment for
fishing and other outdoor activities, lawn, garden and farm supplies and tools. The company has said that the new location will create upward of 70 new jobs in the area. It’s unclear if that fully replaces the number of jobs lost with the departure of Kmart. A spokesman for the company would not elaborate at the time of the closure how many employees would be impacted.
EXPANSION
Runnings has 45 stores across the country, focused primarily in the Midwest but with a recent shift to the Northeast, with stores popping up in Connecticut, New Hampshire and now New York. With the opening of the store in Plattsburgh, paired with a planned location in Jamestown, that brings the company’s New York presence up to nine stores. A location was also opened in Malone, Franklin County, last year. Altogether, the company employs more
Runnings, a Midwest farm and outdoor chain, is set to open up shop in Plattsburgh this fall. Pictured: The new Runnings store in Malone. Photo provided than 2,200 people. “We open new stores where there is a strong demand from customers who live and love the rural lifestyle,” CEO Dennis Reed said in a statement. “We’re very excited to open
our doors and serve customers in these two communities with a wide selection of trusted brands, competitive prices and hometown friendly customer service.” The family-run company was founded in 1947. ■
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» Health center Cont. from pg. 3 Plattsburgh Family Health patients have the added convenience of being able to access CVPH services such as the diagnostic center and blood donor center via a connecting hallway. Plattsburgh Family Health is open six days a week: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 8
a.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. “Our mission to provide all patients with the best possible health care, regardless of income or insurance situation, is made possible in large part because of partnerships with organizations like CVPH,” Hudson
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Headwaters CEO Tucker Slingerland said. Access to primary care in the North Country has been a critical concern for many years, with primary care providers becoming increasingly responsible for prevention, wellness and care coordination throughout the health care system. “CVPH and Hudson Headwaters share a
commitment to providing high quality care to the communities they serve. This partnership improves access to primary care services here and that’s a real win for all of us,” CVPH President Michelle LeBeau said. A ribbon cutting ceremony is being planned for June. ■
Plattsburgh students group calls for environment-friendly school solutions Student ‘Green Team’ takes aim at school’s carbon footprint By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER
PLATTSBURGH | A handful of passionate Plattsburgh City School District students have hatched a plan to reduce their school’s carbon footprint. The “Plattsburgh Green Team,” a student organization, asked the district Board of Education this month to consider switching to reusable flatware and compostable lunch trays in the high school cafeteria. Currently, the school uses styrofoam trays and plastic flatware, and though cost-efficient, that material takes years to decompose, students argued March 7. Based on the current enrollment at the high school of 550, students estimated that it would cost $3,762 annually to make the switch. To ensure that none of the silverware is accidentally thrown away, students also devised a plan to purchase four magnetic lids to sit atop the cafeteria’s trash cans. To cover the cost
of purchasing those lids, students have fundraised money and garnered support through the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, who awarded the group a mini-grant. The goal, according to Green Team Adviser Amy Sholtis, is to eventually adopt the change districtwide and further reduce the school’s carbon footprint. A recent report from the United Nations’ climate change panel describes the imminent possibility, as soon as 2040, of coral reef die-offs and worsening wildfires and food shortages, according to the New York Times. The report was released as scientists projected that worldwide carbon dioxide emissions would reach the highest levels on record. “Climate change is getting worse, not better,” Sholtis told The Sun. “It’s stealing their future.” The Green Team has also asked the school board to consider creating a districtwide “Sustainability Committee” tasked with, among other things, developing recommendations for taking action on climate change within the district. The students offered the school board a sample resolution authorizing that committee, which is expected to be on the agenda at the board’s next meeting March 21, after this edition went to print. “We are very grateful for your conscientiousness and your time,” Superintendent Jay Lebrun told students March 7.
ECOFRIENDLY SOLUTIONS
Since the Plattsburgh Green Team was founded more than a decade ago, students have garnered a string of small wins in the fight to go green. The students have begun leaving recycling bins in the hallways on the last day of school, as their classmates clear out their lockers. They’ve implemented composting and recycling in the school cafeteria, to cut down on waste. They’ve installed water bottle filling stations throughout the school, thanks to a partnership with Casella, along with one of the region’s first solar-powered cellphone charging stations. And to help limit the amount of uneaten fruit that ends up in the compost pile, students facilitated the creation of a fruit recycling system. The students have encouraged their classmates to place their uneaten fruit in a bucket after lunch period. That bucket is left out at the end of the day for students to take home. On March 7, the Green Team secured another win: The district agreed to purchase a small glass-front refrigerator for the group, according to Lebrun, which students hope to use to implement a similar system for recycling unopened milk cartons. “I think we’re going to see kids packing up their bags before going home,” Sholtis said. ■
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Health- Free Community Screening held at Walmart; 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Find out your cholesterol, A1C levels, blood pressure, BMI; talk to experts about diabetes, fitness, nutrition and more. Everyone who visits receives a free pedometer. Hosted by The Foundation of CVPH.
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Seminar held at CVPH Boardroom; 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Join our Joint Care Center team to learn about joint health and the latest nonsurgical and surgical treatment options for hip and knee pain. Please register at Eventbrite.
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the Plattsburgh Barracks” held at Lake Forest Senior Living Community; 6:30 p.m. Helen Allen Nerska, Director at the Clinton County Historical Association, will take you on a tour around the Old Plattsburgh Barracks Oval - and you don’t need to leave your chair. Free and open to the public. Details: www.clintoncountyhistorical.org or 518-561-0340.
Featuring Disney’s Dumbo - Relay For Life held at Cumberland 12 Cinemas; 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Come see Dumbo, Disney’s newest release. Tickets only $8 - sold at the door! They’ll have character meet & greets, face painting, coloring, prizes & more! Costumes encouraged! All funds raised donated to the Plattsburgh Relay For Life!
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Adult Discussion Group held at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship; 7:30 p.m. The group is exploring the number-one bestseller “Sapiens” by Yuval Noah Harari. Amazon. com calls it a “groundbreaking narrative of humanity’s creation and evolution.”
Drop-in Session held at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship; 11:30 a.m. This short session is a chance for newcomers to meet the minister and ask questions about the fellowship and the UU faith.
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MVAC celebrates senior night in hoops By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
CROWN POINT | The Mountain and Valley Athletic Conference honored their seniors March 19 at Crown Point Central School for the annual girls and boys All-Senior games. Westport senior Kaeli Brack suited up one last time in an Eagles uniform, and the player who scored the final point in school history three days earlier enjoyed the night. “It was really fun because we were really competitive all year and this is just nice to have a relaxed game with all my fellow seniors in the league,” Brack said. “I had a really good time playing basketball and progressing through all the years with my teammates. It’s just great to finish the year and it was an honor to play on the last Westport team ever.” Brack said she would cherish the memories made on the regional finals run by her team. “It was just an unbelievable experience,” she said. “We worked super hard to get there. Everyone was just ecstatic to get there. I was just in awe about how cool it was.” Seton Catholic senior Nicole Bullock was honored as she was presented with the MVAC Northern Division MVP award. Bullock was injured late in the regular season, but got the chance to score in the senior game late as her team was able to set a “play” up for her to get a bucket. “That was one of my goals that I had coming into this year and working hard to get the MVP,” Bullock said. “I didn’t end the season how I wanted, but I felt like my high school career was great. Not only did I put in a lot of hard work, but the teams that I played
with put in the hard work.” “It is fun meeting new people and getting to know them,” Chazy senior Aiyana Lamoy said. “It is just a really good experience. I’m enjoying it and it is a great way to end my high school career.” “I really like that we have the senior game and that we all get to play together,” Willsboro senior Olivia Politi said. “I loved every year that I’ve been in basketball, especially the past couple of years with Coach Arnold.” “It is very nice playing this on my home court and it is cool having our home fans here cheering us on,” Crown Point senior Shawna McIntosh said. “I think it is a lot of fun playing against everyone,” Bruce Juneau of Chazy rises off the fellow Crown Point senior ground during the MVAC senior Hannah Palmer added. “We game March 19 in Crown Point. have to play hard against More photos can be found at myeveryone all season, and capture.suncommunitynews.com. here it is just a lot of fun.” File photo
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The MVAC senior boys took to the court with all-stars also announced for both the Northern and Southern divisions. “Playing with all these kids that we have been playing against all season is really fun,” Crown Point’s Zach Spaulding said. “It feels
Seton Catholic’s Aidan Masten is all smiles as he guards fellow senior and teammate Matt LaDeiu in the MVAC senior game March 19. File photo
like we are coming together as a team. I played four years and every year has been a blast. I’m going to miss it next year.” Seton Catholic completed the sweep of Northern Division MVPs, as Neil Yang won the award for boys. “This has always been something that I watched and wanted to be a part of,” Yang said. “I’m happy to be here and excited to play with other seniors that I have played with all these years.” “It is mixed emotions, but it is really fun playing with the guys we’ve been playing all year,” Lake Placid senior Jacob Novick said. “It is just a fun environment playing the game we love and at the same time touching
the floor with them. It’s just a lot of fun.” “We got to know these kids that we’ve been playing against all year, but we are relaxed and we get to see who they really are here,” Chazy senior Alex Chapman said. “It’s fun, but then again, after playing four years on varsity, it’s kind of sad,” Willsboro’s Trevor Bigelow said. “It’s kind of weird because I haven’t touched the ball in like two weeks — just getting my shot back is difficult,” Schroon Lake senior Ryan Haneman said. “It was fun being with the group of guys in Schroon Lake and enjoying high school with them.” “It is a lot of fun,” Chazy senior Ben Norcross said about the game. “We are throwing up a lot of wacky shots. It’s almost like a recess game. The atmosphere isn’t like any other.” ■
FREE HOOPS CAMP: The Adirondack Coast Basketball Camp will have a boys camp July 15-19 and girls camp July 22-26. The grade 3-12 youth program is the only free basketball camp in New York state. All campers will receive a camp shirt and basketball, and awards will be handed out. There will be several camp lecturers including Tom Curle, SUNY Plattsburgh head men’s basketball coach; Cheryl Cole, SUNY Plattsburgh women’s basketball coach; Brittany Cohen, Potsdam women’s basketball coach; Matt Berry, of Peru, and more. To sign up, visit the Plattsburgh City Recreation website under programs or call 518-324-7709. For more information, call Tom Lacey, camp coordinator, at 518-569-8200.
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Nolan, Filion, Peryea headline CVAC wrestling all-stars
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PLATTSBURGH | The state champ, a state finalist and a wrestler who went into the final week of the season undefeated are atop this year’s CVAC all-star wrestling team. Wrestlers are named top to bottom, right to left in each corresponding picture.
FIRST TEAM
Jacob Nolan (Saranac): Section VII wins leader with 220-31 overall record; 2019 co-wrestler of the year and Section VII Champion of Champions award winner; won the state title at 170 in 2019; placed second in 2018 and 2015; fourth in 2017 and sixth in 2014; six-time Section VII champion. Jace Filion (Northern Adirondack): 168-61 overall record; second place states 2019; two-time Section VII champion.
Kaeden Peryea (Beekmantown): 200-58 overall record; 2019 co-wrestler of the year; sixth place 2019 states; threetime Section VII champion. Logan Dubuque (Peru): 117-24 overall record; fifth place states 2019, third place 2018; three-time Section VII champion. Connor Witkiewicz (Peru): 58-36 overall record, 22-11 in 2019. Zach Swyers (Peru): 56-25 overall record; two-time Section VII champion. Mason Maulding (Peru): 59-30 overall record; two-time Section VII champion. Dalton Criss (Peru): 68-40 overall record; two-time Section VII champion. Ryan Devins (Saranac): 21-10 overall record; 2019 Section VII champion. Hunter Devins (Saranac): 69-44 overall record; 35-11 2019. Collin Clancy (Saranac): 38-27 overall record; 2019 Section
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CLIFTON PARK | The Lake Champlain Waves competed in the Shenendehowa Silvers Championship Swim Meet March 2-3. Those competing included Andie Abdallah, Ashlyn Bola, Allie Coupal, Grace Coupal, Grace Frank-Calvo, Kasey Fuller,
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Ella Garrow, Emma Greene, Carly Hagadorn, Olivia Hagadorn, Alexis Hathaway, Banjamin Insley, Spohie Kabeli, Anna Manion, Elizabeth Manion, Allison McCormick, Alix Perras, Killyan Ruff, Max Schaefer, Alison Silver, Marissa Silver and Maggie Sorensen. The team was coached by Jay Ruff and Mike Hagadorn. Top place finishers at the meet were Abdallah, Bola, Allie Coupal, Grace Coupal, Fuller, Garrow, Greene, Olivia Hagadorn, Hathaway, Insley, Kabeli, Anna Manion, McCormick, Perras, Schaefer, Marissa Silver and Sorensen. Those accomplishing new gold times were Fuller, Garrow, Hathaway, Anna Manion, Perras and Marissa Silver. Anna Manion also received an overall high point award for her age group. ■
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VII champion. Landen Smith (Saranac): 38-15 overall record; 2019 Section VII champion. Bryce Smith (Saranac): 128-35 overall record; sixth place state finish 2016, 2018; four-time Section VII champion. Troy LaBarge (Northern Adirondack): 59-26 overall record; 2019 Section VII champion. Jason Fletcher (AuSable Valley): 101-84 overall record; 2019 Section VII champion. Members of the second team include Peru’s Kadin Johnson, Alijah Seymour (2018 sixth place states; three-time VII champ), Dustin Goddeau, Parker Liberty and Ashton Seymour; Saranac’s Robert Foley (2019 VII champ), Alex Christman (threetime VII champ) and Timmy Gadway; Northern Adirondack’s Caden Bruce and Clayton Trombley; Beekmantown’s Zackree Gardner; and AuSable Valley’s Jeremiah Thomas, Landen Snyder, Trevor Wilkinson and Mason Dubay. ■
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(SSNY) on 02/08/19. OfCOMPANY Under Section 203 of fice location: Clinton County. LLC formed in the Limited Liability Delaware (DE) on Company Law Available at any Plattsburgh 02/06/18. SSNY desigName: North Country Vents LLC, Articles of nated as agent of LLC Fallswhom National upon processBank location Organization filedGlens with NOTICE OF FORMATION the Secretary of State of against it may be served. New York (SSNY) on SSNY shall mail process OF White Space Chelsea to c/o Corporation• gfnational.com Ser- LLC. Arts. of Org. filed February 06, 2019.(518) Of- 566-6650 vice Co., 80 State St., Al- with Secy. of State of NY fice location: Clinton County. SSNY is desig- bany, NY 12207-2543. (SSNY) on 2/28/19. OfDE addr. of LLC: 251 Lit- fice location: Clinton nated as agent of the tle Falls Dr., Wilmington, LLC whom pro-Family County. SSNY designatPartupon of the Arrow of Companies DE 19808. Cert. of Form. ed as agent of LLC212156 cess against it may be upon served. SSNY shall mail filed with Secy. of State, whom process against it a copy of process to: Div. of Corps., John G. may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Townsend Bldg., 401 Shane LEGALS P. Kelley, 58 LEGALS LEGALS Carter Court, Platts- Federal St., Ste. 4, c/o Agora Gallery Inc., burgh, NY 12901. Pur- Dover, DE 19901. Pur- 530 W. 25th St, NY, NY Truckload/less 10001. Purpose: any pose: Any lawful act or pose: than truckload freight lawful activity. activities. NC-03/09-04/13/2019delivery/trucking/delivNC-02/23-03/30/20196TC-211576 ery. 6TC-209610 NC-02/23-03/30/2019WKVJ, DANNEMORA, RAMP2-NEW YORK, 6TC-209860 NY LLC Articles of Org. filed PUBLIC NOTICE NY Sec. of State (SSNY) Rouses Point Sanitation 2/7/2019. Office in Clin- LLC. Filed 1/11/19. Of- On March 6, 2019, Educational ton Co. SSNY desig. fice: Clinton Co. SSNY American agent of LLC whom pro- designated as agent for Broadcasting, Inc., filed cess may be served. process & shall mail to: an application with the 2 Monty Rd, Altona, NY Federal Communications SSNY shall mail process seeking to 14 Twin Birch Ln., 12910. Purpose: Gener- Commission consent to assign the liMorrisonville, NY 12962. al. cense of FM station Purpose: Any lawful pur- NC-03/09-04/13/2019WKVJ, 89.7 MHz, Dan6TC-211162 pose. nemora, NY to EducaNC-03/02-04/06/2019SUNSOLAR 2019, LLC tional Media Foundation. 6TC-210221 NOTICE OF FORMATION RIVERBEND ACRES LLC of a domestic Limited The directors of AmeriArticles of Org. filed NY Liability Company (LLC): can Educational BroadSec. of State (SSNY) DATE OF FORMATION: casting, Inc. are Janet B. 2/8/2019. Office in Clin- The Articles of Organiza- Anwyl, Carl J. Auel and ton Co. SSNY desig. tion were filed with the Janice Crothers. agent of LLC whom pro- New York State Secrecess may be served. tary of State on January The officers, directors 3, 2019. SSNY shall mail process and attributable interest to 765 Ratta Rd., Chazy, NEW YORK OFFICE LO- holders of Educational Purpose: CATION: Clinton County NY 12921. Media Foundation are: AGENT FOR PROCESS: Alan Mason, Joseph Any lawful purpose. The Secretary of State is NC-03/09-04/13/2019Miller, Walt Golembeski, designated as Agent Michael Lewis, Janet 6TC-211164 upon whom process Cherry, Shaine NOTICE OF QUALIFICA- against the LLC may be Greishaber, Mark BranTION OF ROSS TRANS- served. The Secretary of non, Dean Stordahl, PORT LLC State shall mail a copy David Atkinson, Mark Appl. for Auth. filed with of any process against Voltmann, and Emil KalSecy. of State of NY the LLC to 87 Pillsbury lina. (SSNY) on 02/08/19. Of- Road, Rouses Point, fice location: Clinton New York 12979. A copy of this applicaCounty. LLC formed in PURPOSE: To engage in tion is available for pubDelaware (DE) on any lawful act or activity. lic inspection on the 02/06/18. SSNY desig- NC-03/02-04/06/2019FCCs public inspection nated as agent of LLC 6TC-210789 website at https://publicupon whom process files.fcc.gov/. NOTICE OF FORMATION against it may be served. NC-03/16-3/30/2019SSNY shall mail process OF White Space Chelsea 3TC-212090 to c/o Corporation Ser- LLC. Arts. of Org. filed vice Co., 80 State St., Al- with Secy. of State of NY Find A Buyer For bany, NY 12207-2543. (SSNY) on 2/28/19. OfYour No-longer DE addr. of LLC: 251 Lit- fice location: Clinton tle Falls Dr., Wilmington, County. SSNY designat- NeededItemsWith A DE 19808. Cert. of Form. ed as agent of LLC upon Low-CostClassified. filed with Secy. of State, whom process against it Div. of Corps., John G. may be served. SSNY To PlaceAn Ad, Call shall mail process to: Townsend Bldg., 401 518-873-6368 Federal St., Ste. 4, c/o Agora Gallery Inc., Dover, DE 19901. Pur- 530 W. 25th St, NY, NY pose: Truckload/less 10001. Purpose: any than truckload freight lawful activity. NC-03/09-04/13/2019delivery/trucking/deliv-
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Stock #EW086 • Power Windows/Locks, Air, Cruise, Rear Camera, SYNC System.
33,375
$
4,050 TOTAL SAVINGS
$
NEW!
2019 FORD EDGE SE
OR GET 0% FOR 60 MONTHS MSRP .......................................................................$33,110 Ford Customer Cash ..............................................-$2,000 Ford Trade Assist3 ..................................................-$1,000 Ford Select Inventory............................................... -$500 Ford First Responder & Military Cash2 ............... -$500 Dealer Discount .......................................................... -$811
28,299
$
MSRP .......................................................................$41,225 Ford Customer Cash .............................................. -$4,750 Ford Select Inventory ............................................... -$500 Ford First Responder & Military Cash2 ............... -$500 Dealer Discount ...................................................... -$2,700
Stock #EV553 • Super Cab, Air, Cruise, Power Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Rear Camera, Trailer Hitch, Keyless Keypad.
7,850 UNDER MSRP
$
2018 FORD ECOSPORT SE
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Stock #EW030 • AWD, EcoBoost, 8-Spd. Auto, Power Windows/Locks/ Mirrors, Blind Spot Info., Ford Pass., Rear Camera, Sirius.
4,811 TOTAL SAVINGS
$
MSRP ...................................................................... $25,495 Ford Customer Cash ..............................................-$3,500 Ford Select Inventory ............................................... -$500 Ford First Responder & Military Cash2 ............... -$500 Dealer Discount ......................................................... -$400
20,595
$
Stock #SEV550 • 4x4, 2.0L Ti-Vet, 6-Spd. Auto, Power Windows/Locks/ Seat/Moonroof, Heated Front Seats, Rear Camera/ Sensor, Sirius.
4,900 UNDER MSRP
$
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ROUTE 3 • PLATTSBURGH, NY • 563-2000 • www.knightauto.com • DEALER #3100063
~ BUICK MARCH OFFERS 2019 BUICK ENCORE PREFERRED ULTRA-LOW MILEAGE LEASE FOR WELL-QUALIFIED LESSEES
129 24
$
PER MONTH
1
2,989
$
MONTHS
due at signing after all offers
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. TAX, TITLE, LICENSE AND DEALER FEES EXTRA. MILEAGE CHARGE OF $0.25/MILE OVER 20,000 MILES. AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS ONLY.
2019 BUICK ENCORE SAVE 16% OFF MSRP ON MOST MODELS EXAMPLE OFFER: 2019 ENCORE PREFERRED $716 Price Reduction Below MSRP $5,560 Purchase Allowance
6,276
$
Below MSRP on this Encore†
2019 BUICK ENVISION SAVE 16% OFF MSRP ON MOST MODELS EXAMPLE OFFER: 2019 ENVISION PREMIUM AWD $1,847 Price Reduction Below MSRP $5,168 Purchase Allowance
7,015
$
Below MSRP on this Envision†
2019 BUICK CASCADA SAVE 16% OFF MSRP ON MOST MODELS EXAMPLE OFFER: 2019 CASCADA PREMIUM $1,086 Price Reduction Below MSRP $4,897 Purchase Allowance
5,983
$
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Below MSRP on this Cascada†
WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE 2019 GMC CANYON 4WD SLE CREW CAB SHORT BOX ULTRA LOW MILEAGE LEASE FOR WELL QUALIFIED LESSEES
269 36
$
PER MONTH1
3,429
$
due at signing after all offers
MONTHS
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. TAX, TITLE, LICENSE AND DEALER FEES EXTRA. MILEAGE CHARGE OF $0.25/MILE OVER 30,000 MILES. AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS ONLY.
SAVE 16% OFF MSRP 2019 GMC ACADIA DENALI AWD EXAMPLE OFFER: $2,211 PRICE REDUCTION BELOW MSRP + $7,771 PURCHASE ALLOWANCE
9,982
$
BELOW MSRP2 ON THIS ACADIA WHEN YOU FINANCE THROUGH GM FINANCIAL3
SAVE 16% OFF MSRP 2019 TERRAIN DENALI AWD EXAMPLE OFFER: $1,833 PRICE REDUCTION BELOW MSRP + $6,100 PURCHASE ALLOWANCE
7,933
$
BELOW MSRP2 ON THIS TERRAIN WHEN YOU FINANCE THROUGH GM FINANCIAL 3
SAVE 9% OFF MSRP 2019 YUKON XL DENALI WITH OPEN ROAD PKG EXAMPLE OFFER: $4,267 PRICE REDUCTION BELOW MSRP + $2,651 PURCHASE ALLOWANCE
6,918
$
BELOW MSRP2 ON THIS YUKON WHEN YOU FINANCE THROUGH GM FINANCIAL3
Save $14,000 OFF Remaining 2018 Sierra 1500 Denali Crew Cabs In Stock
0% for 84 MONTHS on ALL 2019 Limited Sierras!
Photos are for illustration purposes only. Not responsible for typographical errors. Lease Disclaimer – 1. MUST BE A CURRENT NON-GM LESSEE FOR AT LEAST 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE NEW VEHICLE SALE. EXAMPLE BASED ON NATIONAL AVERAGE VEHICLE SELLING PRICE. EACH DEALERS SETS ITS OWN PRICE. YOUR PRIMARY PAYMENT MAY VARY. Payments are for a 2019 Encore Preferred AWD with an MSRP of $27,095. 24 monthly payments total $3,816. Payments may be higher in some states. Options to purchase at lease end for an amount to be determined at lease signing. GM Financial must approve lease. Take retail delivery by 4/1/19. Mileage charge of $.25/mile over 20,000 miles. Lessee pays maintenance, repair, excess wear and a disposition from $495 or less at end of lease. Not available with some other offers. Residency restrictions apply. † Excludes 1SCV model and 2019 Enclave and Regal models. Offer includes purchase allowance and price reduction below MSRP. Not available with lease, special finance and some other offers. Take a retail delivery by 4/1/19. See participating dealer for details. GMC Lease disclaimer: 1. MUST BE A CURRENT NON-GM LESSEE FOR AT LEAST 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE NEW VEHICLE SALE. EXAMPLE BASED ON NATIONAL AVERAGE VEHICLE SELLING PRICE. YOUR PRIMARY PAYMENT MAY VARY. Payments may be higher in some states. Options to purchase at lease end for an amount to be determined at lease signing. GM Financial must approve lease. Take retail delivery by 4/1/19. Mileage charge of $.25/mile over 30,000 miles. Lessee pays maintenance, repair, excess wear and a disposition from $495 or less at end of lease. Not available with some other offers. Residency restrictions apply. GMC Disclaimer for financing: 1. Not available with special finance or lease offers. See dealer for details. 2. Not available with special finance or lease offers. See dealer for details. This is the plus sign disclaimer 3. Must finance through GM Financial. Some customers may not qualify. Not available with some other offers. See participating dealer for details. 4. Monthly payment is $13.89 for every $1,000 you finance. Average example 212768 down payment is 4.5%. Some customers may not qualify. Not available with leases and some other offers. Take retail delivery by 4/1/19. See dealer for details.