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ALBANY | Charter Spectrum will pay $174 million and refund customers $62 million in a settlement over claims it engaged in a “systematic scheme” to defraud and mislead internet subscribers by promising to deliver service that it knew it could not deliver.

The settlement announced Tuesday by the state Attorney General’s Office is believed to represent the largest-ever payout to consumers by an internet service provider in U.S. history.

Attorney General Barbara Underwood said the settlement should serve as a “wakeup call” to any company serving New York consumers and sets a new standard for how internet providers should fairly market their services.

“Fulfill your promises or pay the price,” said Underwood in a statement.

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» Top ten Cont. on pg. 7 In the wake of a flood that destroyed homes at Underwood Estates, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that $7 million in state funding would be allocated for families displaced.

Photo by Elizabeth Izzo ings, crime, new businesses, town, UNDERWOOD UNDERWATER city and county governments, and A flood at Plattsburgh’s Underwood what’s happening at local schools.

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Here’s a look at some of the local August, five families returned home; the first of dozens expected to receive We’ve reported on court proceed- stories that defined 2018. new homes with the help of state aid.

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The North Country failed to make the cut as a “top performer,” which would have carried an additional $20 million in funding.

Since 2011, more than $6.1 billion has been awarded to more than 7,300 projects statewide, according to Empire State Development, “creating or retaining” more than 230,000 jobs.

A total of 70 projects across the region will receive funding.

The awards on Tuesday bring the total funds received by the North Country Regional Economic Development Council to $614 million since 2011.

The full list of project can be viewed here. » REDC awards Cont. on pg. 3

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HELPING HAND: The Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421 union donated a truckload of toys to the Clinton County Christmas Bureau on Dec. 19. The Clinton County Christmas Bureau is a local non-profit dedicated to delivering toys to families in need during the holidays. Included in the firefighters’ donation: A number of toy firetrucks for children in need.

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ALBANY | The North Country received $64.8 million in state economic development funds on Tuesday.

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» Charter Cont. from pg. 1 The company marketed, and charged more for, download speeds of 100, 200, and 300 megabytes per second while failing to maintain enough network capacity to reliably deliver those speeds to subscribers, said the attorney general’s office.

And the provider leased older-generation modems known to be incapable of delivering the promised speeds, according to the lawsuit.

Some subscribers were getting speeds that were more than 80 percent slower than what they had paid for.

Charter falsely represented speeds as equally available, whether connecting over a wired or wi-fi connection despite the fact that speeds are routinely slower via the latter.

The provider also guaranteed subscribers would enjoy “seamless access to their chosen internet content while engaging in hardball tactics with Netflix and other popular third-party content providers that, at various times, ensured that subscribers would suffer through frozen screens, extended buffering and reduced picture quality,” according to the attorney general’s office.

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The settlement comes after years of legal wrangling, with the state Attorney General’s Office staving off motions by the company to move the case to federal court; to dismiss the action and a subsequent appeal at the Appellate Division.

Several provisions of the deal will crack down on how the provider markets broadband speeds.

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The company must stop making “unsubstantiated claims” in its advertising and must substantiate speeds using industry-accepted testing methodology while discontinuing any speed plan that cannot be substantiated.

Charter will also be prohibited from making unsubstantiated claims about the reliability of their internet service — promising no buffering or slowdowns, for instance — as well as availability of the promised wi-fi speeds.

And they will be forbidden from describing internet speeds as “consistent” without fully satisfying the FCC speed requirements and must make “commercially reasonable efforts to deliver access to all online content and services featured in its advertisements.”

Underwood said the reforms will be precedent-setting.

“These reforms set the stage for major marketing and business reforms across the broadband industry,” she said.

Charter has also agreed to make “substantial network enhancements to improve its internet service in New York.”

“We are pleased to have reached a settlement with the Attorney General on the issue of certain Time Warner Cable advertising practices in New York prior to our merger, and to have put this litigation behind us,” said a Charter spokesperson.

The spokesperson said the provider has made, and continues to make, “substantial investments enhancing internet service across the state of New York since our 2016 merger,

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“We look forward to continue providing the best TV, internet, voice and mobile products to our customers, and to bringing broadband to more homes and businesses across the state.”

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As part of the settlement, Charter will be required to pay direct restitution of $62.5 million for over 700,000 active subscribers, each of whom will receive between $75 and $150.

The $75 refund will be allocated to customers who leased an inadequate modem, wi-fi router or subscribed to a Time Warner Cable legacy speed plan of 100 mbps or higher.

An additional $75 refund will be available to approximately 150,000 subscribers who had an inadequate modem for 24 months or more The company will also offer free streaming services and premium channels with a retail value of over $100 million for approximately 2.2 million active subscribers.

Charter is required to notify subscribers of their eligibility for refunds and disburse them within 120 days, according to the settlement.

The company has already disbursed over $6 million in refunds for inadequate modems to date as part of a settlement unrelated to Tuesday’s announcement.

Charter will offer all subscribers currently receiving internet and cable television from the company a choice of either three free months of HBO or six free months of Showtime.

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Charter will notify subscribers of their eligibility for video and streaming services and provide details for accessing them within 120 days of the settlement.

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The provider continues to tangle with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration over broadband expansion efforts as part of the company’s merger with Time Warner in 2016.

The state Public Service Commission rescinded the provider’s approval earlier this year.

The original decision handed down by the regulatory agency forced Charter to sell its operations to another provider who could legally operate in the state.

But the two sides continue to negotiate a settlement following the extension of several deadlines.

Cuomo blasted the provider earlier this month when he joined striking IBEW LOCAL 3 workers at a rally in New York City.

“Charter Spectrum didn’t just mistreat you and lie to you,” Cuomo said. “Charter Spectrum lied to the people of the State of New York. They promised to serve underserved households and the state of New York has fined them and we want to fine them $20 million for violating that agreement.” ■

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The program, now in its eighth year, has proved to be a major tool local officials have come to rely on to give public projects a blast of state-subsidized firepower to get them over the finish line.

Numerous big-ticket infrastructure projects in the North Country received funding, including $1.6 million to the City of Plattsburgh for water infrastructure projects, including $758,000 in upgrades to its Water Resource and Recovery Facility as part of waterfront redevelopment efforts at Dock Street.

Fort Ticonderoga obtained $300,000 for a marketing plan.

Crown Point secured $1 million to relocate its wastewater treatment plan. Moriah obtained $3.2 million for water and sewer main infrastructure, and Westport, $808,793 for wastewater plant upgrades.

The Town of Dannemora received $245,000 to convert an abandoned missile silo into a geothermal heating well.

Dannemora, Saranac and Ellenburg each received $500,000 for the construction of new salt sheds, while the Village of Rouses Point netted $213,000 for playground improvements.

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Not all projects were infrastructure-related.

In the Tri-Lakes area, Historic Saranac was awarded $500,000 to acquire and restore the former home and medical office of Dr. E. L. Trudeau.

Pendragon Theatre received $500,000 to relocate their theatre as part of Downtown Revitalization Initiative efforts.

And North South Construction received $2.2 million in grants to construct a “mid-level lodging hotel” in downtown Tupper Lake, according to materials provided by ESD. “This lodging facility will feature 75 rooms designed for extended stay,” read the project booklet. “Other amenities will include a breakfast dining area, an indoor pool, a fitness room, a business center, a grab-andgo market, and an outdoor patio.”

And the Adirondack Sky Center in Tupper Lake (formerly known as the Adirondack Public Observatory) received $629,500 to build an “AstroScience Center” and for marketing a proposed festival affiliated with the Wild Center.

Not funded: a $84,000 ask by the North Country REDC for the proposed “Adirondack Gateway Outdoor Outfitter Store” at the former Frontier Town theme park in North Hudson.

“ADK Gateway will redevelop a former Frontier Town building into an outdoor outfitter store,” read application materials detailing the $504,000 project. “Plans are to transform this vacant building and lot into a bustling store capable of serving thousands of visitors and campers coming to experience the new Gateway to the Adirondacks.”

The state in October rolled out the campgrounds portion of the project, but continues to seek investors for the private portion of the transformative effort.

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The North Country REDC has reported the projected job impact of the Consolidated Funding Application projects is 2,224 jobs created, 4,491 positions retained and 1,929 indirect jobs yielded through project implementation since 2011.

While the governor has defended the program as a means to return control to localities, the initiative has been criticized by fiscally conservative groups who have questioned the record of job creation and argue the program lacks accountability.

Reclaim New York, a government watchdog group, dismissed the awards ceremony as a “propaganda spectacle” that doesn’t address the “crippling issues of unaffordable property taxes, unreliable public transportation and unavailable job opportunities that are the root of what’s really hurting people across our state.”

Funds for robotic farms and craft brewing are “pie in the sky” projects that won’t get workers back on the job, said the group.

“Another year’s REDC awards come and go with companies competing in a hunger games show of influence peddling and corporate cronyism,” said Reclaim New York in a statement.

“Yet New Yorkers are still wondering — where are the jobs? After eight years of throwing good money after bad, people still can’t afford to live, work and raise their family in our state. It’s the reason millions of people continue to leave.”

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To date, 561 North Country projects have received funding totaling more than $223.7 million in state funds that have leveraged more than $1 billion in private and public funds that have been invested in the economy, according to the North Country REDC’s annual progress report.

Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul stood in for Gov. Andrew Cuomo at Tuesday’s ceremony for the first time.

“Let them chart our own destiny instead of being dictated by Albany,” she said of local input in project selection.

The REDC program has also steered $10 million in Downtown Revitalization Initiative funds to locales across upstate, including the City of Plattsburgh and the Village of Saranac Lake.

Those funds, Hochul said, “have changed these communities forever.”

North Country Chamber of Commerce and Co-Chair of the North Country REDC President Garry Douglas noted the program allowed the North Country on Tuesday to secure “as much or more” funds than several of the state’s metro regions despite its small population “thanks to a system that allows us to punch above our weight based on sound strategies, good projects and continued performance.”

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Legalization would also lead to a domino effect, Favro said, leading to an uptick in homelessness and black market growing operations.

“Pot grown illegally on public lands — an indicator for the size of the black market — also is on the rise with 80,926 plants seized in 2017, a 73 percent increase in five years,” reported the Denver Post.

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That would require a state-certified Drug Recognition Expert, which he said are at a premium in New York state.

The Essex County Sheriff’s Office has lost their expert to another agency, he said.

Reynolds also predicted issues with drug dogs, who would need to be retrained — or even cycled out.

The state approved a tightly controlled medical marijuana program in 2014, which was later expanded in 2016.

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The New York Times reported numerous public officials and policy groups have already begun floating ideas for uses of the projected new revenue, from repairing New York City’s subway system to reinvesting funds into minority communities that have been “disproportionately affected by prosecution.”

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A spokesman for state Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury) said, “Her position hasn’t changed with concerns being voiced by law enforcement about driving under the influence and those of drug addiction professionals with regard particularly for youth.”

Clinton County Legislator Simon Conroy is still an advocate for legalization, but said questions remain surrounding workplace and underage usage, as well as drivingrelated concerns.

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The New York State Association of County Health Officials on Tuesday released a statement opposing recreational legalization and urging an approach that uses “extreme caution.”

The group cited future “high risk” of other drugs, traffic crashes and adverse health effects as chief concerns, according to the Times Union. ■

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Love ‘em or hate ‘em

It should come as no surprise to anyone that we live in turbulent times, and while some areas

By Dan Alexander seem to be improv• PUBLISHER • ing, others continue to spin out of control.

As far as this nation is concerned “The Guy” (someday hopefully “The Gal”) in the big white house has always been a lightning rod for public opinion.

But in recent years, we’ve seen the divide, resentment, resistance and yes, even outright hatred growing for whoever has sat in the big chair.

No one seems very pleased about it: families squabble during the holidays over it. Friends avoid the subject altogether while others avoid making a misstep by uttering political incorrectness during casual conversation that might offend someone.

Right now, it seems communication in nearly all forms must be carefully crafted to avoid offense at all cost. Even clothing can cause an unintended public disturbance.

There will always be people who approach things from different perspectives and whose views may differ from yours. It’s been true since the beginning of time, and nothing will ever change that simple fact.

But there is a lesson to be learned from all this, and it’s one we’ve known but has a habit of sneaking up on even the best of us.

It’s as clear as the sky is blue.

Simply put, hatred is corrosive.

Like rust underneath a car, it slowly eats away at the sturdy, metal fabric, and before you know it, it’s spreading everywhere. If not put into check, pieces start falling off and over time what was once a shiny prize is now nothing but an ugly bucket of bolts.

As we head into the new year, our elected officials, the media and the voters have some choices to make. Allow our hatred to continue to fester and eat away at our union, or seek solutions to find mutually acceptable paths to solving problems with our health care, budget, immigration, infrastructure, education, drug addiction and so many more issues plaguing our nation.

Looking back in the past will do nothing to address the core issues facing the nation except waste more time, dollars and continue to feed the corrosive beast that is driving us further apart.

The recent coverage of President Bush’s passing and the service he rendered to the nation should serve as a reminder to us that we can learn to overlook our difference and seek the solutions for the good of the nation. ■

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Plattsburgh School Board should walk to school

To the Editor: As a parent in the Plattsburgh School District, I am challenging the entire school board and administration to gather at the Ted K Center and walk to the high school.

This is not the furthest point our children walk from, but it will give them an idea of how it feels on a 6 degree day to get to school.

Then I want them to think of taking gym, math and science first period.

Four hundred and fifty thousand dollars has been acquired to fi x the walk bridge and they are discussing tearing it down.

We have no bus system in place, and it is obvious they have no concern that weather people say do not be exposed to the outdoors and bring pets in.

Our children walk for 40 minutes at times in this weather to get to and from school.

The board and administration have ignored my challenge three years in a row.

I feel this is because they know it is tortuous and do not care our children have to do this five days a week.

- Patricia Blanchard, Plattsburgh ■

Biggest threat to existence is government spending

To the Editor: When will the progressive, socialist “debt deniers” wake up to the fact that America’s biggest threat to our existence is government spending, not climate change.

It is not accurate to state that our planet is doomed unless we borrow many billions and give that money to the U.N. Paris Accord, who in turn will give it away to other countries around the planet once U.N. overhead

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I’ve read the Paris Accord, and it’s income redistribution by the U.N. with America as the primary funding agency.

Giving billions of our borrowed cash to small countries around the world will not cause them to use less fossil fuel.

But that’s the Paris plan.

China, the worlds biggest air and ocean polluter, won’t even talk about this for another 12 years. China needs to be part of any solution towards improvement.

I don’t deny that climate change occurs, but it has occurred through tens of millions of years of volcanic activity and other earthly events that we only guess about.

How can they be certain about the future while we only guess about the past?

If you want an interesting story regarding the unintended consequence of liberal, progressive, environmental stupidity dig into the ethanol/gas hoax.

Its origin, results and worldwide impact, which are massive carbon dioxide releases as tropical forests have been burned seeking the corn oil substitute, palm oil.

Slaughtered orangutans and tigers are also a byproduct.

The U.N. will have you believe there are only 10 years left before climate catastrophe, which is what they said 20 years ago. Even if true, giving them our borrowed billions won’t change that.

What’s more likely to be gone in 10+ years is your way of life once Congress is forced to tax you to pay for their spending.

- Ken Fenimore, Elizabethtown ■

Minerva-Newcomb shouldn’t dissolve sport partnership To the Editor: Editor’s note: This letter is in response to Tim

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Rowland’s article, “Split decision?” which ran in the Dec. 15 edition of The Sun. I find it necessary to comment on the cover story in your Dec. 15 issue regarding the possible dissolving of the Minerva-Newcomb sports merger.

When I first heard talk about this, I wrote Minerva Central School (MCS) Board President Michael Corey on Dec. 6 to voice my concerns how this decision would undoubtedly create it impossible for Newcomb Central School (NCS) students to participate in sports.

After reading your article and the statements made by MCS Superintendent Timothy Farrell and MCS Board President Corey, I was left feeling angry, disgusted and sickened.

The focus of MCS breaking away from NCS and joining Johnsburg Central School appears to be wanting to win.

I know I cannot remember the games my team won when I was in high school, and my children can remember a couple.

However, what I do remember is learning teamwork, sportsmanship, time management and making friends. These are the true wins of playing sports.

Another big win is when your child is accepted into a college because of their participation in sports. Why? Because it shows that college the student is disciplined, confident and works well with others.

The discrimination statements by Corey in the article directed the international students are unethical, short sighted and shameful.

When I wrote Corey, I had no idea he felt this way. If I had, my letter would have addressed my concern. Again, winning is the focus.

I hope the students at both MCS and NCS don’t get left on the sidelines in the game called life because of the decisions made by a few.

- Mary Lamphear, Newcomb ■

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EPIDEMIC EFFECTS

DOWNTOWN DISPUTE

The City of Plattsburgh was awarded $10 million through the state Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) more than two and a half years ago. The final 10 projects were unveiled last summer. In 2018, the city’s DRI continued to make headlines — and for the most part, the stories revolved around residents’ concerns about the future of parking in the downtown core. A number of residents and business owners repeatedly expressed concerns about redevelopment of the Durkee Street lot. City officials attempted to explore ways to replace lost parking spaces elsewhere, while adding additional ones.

The opioid epidemic, and its pervading effects in the North Country, continued to make headlines in 2018 in a variety of ways. This year families shared their stories of loved ones lost to addiction, drug addicts shared stories of recovery, news of drug-related arrests appeared to come often, the Champlain Valley Family Center unveiled its new Schuyler Falls detox facility, state lawmakers pushed for the passing of a tax credit for businesses that hire recovering addicts, and a local businessman kicked off the MHAB Project, an effort to convert old college dorms into a treatment and life skills campus.

Local father Edward Kirby, pictured, was one of dozens of residents this year that shared their story of loved ones lost to addiction.

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The Durkee Street redevelopment project, a piece of the city’s $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative, proved to be one of the year’s more contentious local issues as residents and business owners expressed concerns over its effect on parking.

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‘ESCAPE’ EXHIBITED

Months of buzz — bolstered in part by stories about Ben Stiller sightings, streets closed for filming and an audition at the Strand Theater — culminated at the tail end of 2018 with a local premiere of the first episode in the Showtime series “Escape at Dannemora.” The seven-part series aimed to chronicle the infamous 2015 escape of convicted killers Richard Matt and David Sweat from Clinton Correctional. Hundreds of people attended the screening at Plattsburgh’s Cumberland 12 Cinemas and the series continues to make headlines as it picks up award nominations.

PLATTSBURGH POLEMICS

The tale of two Plattsburghs permeated 2018. Throughout the year legal battles between the City and the Town of Plattsburgh made headlines repeatedly, whether the subject be the city’s ongoing push toward annexation of a Rugar Street property in the town or lawsuits between the two over revenue from the Falcon Seaboard power plant.

The Town and City of Plattsburgh were at odds this year over revenue from a local power plant and the potential annexation of a property on Rugar Street.

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FOOTBRIDGE FEUD

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Though the Webb Island Footbridge was closed last year in the wake of an engineering report that deemed it unsafe, the debate over the fate of the bridge continued throughout this year. After the bridge was closed last year, local parents and commuters took to both City Hall and meetings of the Plattsburgh City School Board of Education to ask that the entities get together to fix it. State Sen. Betty Little (R-Queensbury) and Assemblyman Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay) each secured funding to rehabilitate the structure, and discussions between the city and school district continue on the next steps forward.

The Plattsburgh International Airport was the subject of stories many times over this year as one airline departed early, a new one moved in and $38.1 million in state-funded upgrades to the terminal and campus came to a close. The newly-updated airport now features flights to Washington, D.C. aboard SkyWest — the first flight landed in August — a new multi-modal facility, restaurant, streamlined parking system, customs facility for international travel and more. The airport’s flights to Boston aboard PenAir ended in June, after SkyWest was chosen as the new Essential Air Service provider. PenAir left three months early, citing a lack of staff.

Though closed last year, the fate of the Webb Island Footbridge continued to be a hot-button issue in 2018. Photo by Elizabeth Izzo

The first episode of Ben Stiller’s Showtime series “Escape at Dannemora” was screened in Plattsburgh this year.

AIRPORT ADVANCES

CHICK-FIL-A CHATTER

The hype surrounding the opening of the region’s first Chickfil-A restaurant dominated the news cycle this summer. On Oct. 3, 100 people lined up outside the restaurant for 24 hours ahead of its grand opening for a chance to win free food for a year, and in Chick-fil-A’s first week of business thousands of people ate there. Collectively, The Sun’s stories chronicling the development of the property — from its site plan approval from the Town of Plattsburgh planning board to its groundbreaking and eventual grand opening — were shared nearly 2,500 times.

State, county, city and town officials pose as the first SkyWest flight arrives from Washington, D.C. Photo by Elizabeth Izzo

MINING MORATORIUM

In 2018 the City of Plattsburgh grappled with the effects of cryptocurrency mining on ratepayers’ electric bills. Mayor Colin Read raised the alarm about miners’ electricity usage in February, and expressed concerns about the potential safety hazards of mining without proper ventilation and possible impact on residents’ quality of life. The story made the New York Times, the Public Service Commission authorized high-density load users like miners to be charged more for their electricity, and in March the Common Council imposed an 18-month moratorium on new commercial mining operations.

Plattsburgh’s moratorium on new commercial cryptocurrency mining operations made headlines this year.

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The hype surrounding the opening of the region’s first Chickfil-A dominated headlines this summer.

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FIREFIGHTERS SEAL DEAL

For the first time in over a decade, the City of Plattsburgh and the Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421 reached a deal. The contract was approved by both the Common Council and the union this month, marking the first time since 2007 that the firefighters have had an active contract. The long-sought resolution came after years of legal battles and grievances. ■

For the first time in over a decade, the City of Plattsburgh struck a deal with its firefighting force, Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421.

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By Jan Gosselin 8-foot artificial balsam tree • COLUMNIST • to decorate our Saranac home. I am an avid collector of Christmas tree ornaments, and the tree became a grand “residence” for the multitude of mementos accumulated over years of traveling, along with those received from family and friends.

2007 – Moving from a home where we were “Mom” and “Dad” to our three daughters for 43 years to an apartment where it was only “HE” and “ME” resulted in a great deal of downsizing. We held yard sales for what seemed like forever until we had only what we felt was absolutely necessary. Needless to say, “absolutely necessary” was the Christmas tree which was relocated to our Orchard Court home on the Tom Miller Road in Plattsburgh. Tree and ornaments continued to grace our new residence.

2009 – Packing up again for another move due to our decision to again own our home which is located in Heritage Heights. The cathedral ceiling in the living room welcomed the eight feet of the “family tree.” The tree was going to continue to show off the multitude of ornaments and lights on its rotating stand for years to come.

2013 – Again, its time to take the beautiful fir out of the attic. Alas, HE states that there is no tree in the attic! ME implores, “It has to be there, look again!” Still no large box with a photo of my gorgeous tree on the outside it is in the attic. How can such a large item just disappear? A terrible memory is coming back to me...

I think I donated it to a local thrift shop after Christmas last year. I must have been unusually tired after the holidays of the year before and thought I was done decorating a tree. What in the world could I have been thinking of?

Crestfallen, I head off to a multitude of stores in search of a new, magnificent tree. I find innumerous shapes, sizes and prices but nothing that even begins to match what I previously had. I answered a few newspaper ads resulting in drives to various addresses and being horribly disappointed with the “Charlie Brown” trees that people really expected money for. It was certainly looking like Christmas of 2013 was going to be our first year in 48 years of marriage that we would not have a Christmas tree.

Doing some “end-of-year” cleaning in mid-December, I decide to bring some unneeded items to my favorite thrift store. While there, I discuss my tree fiasco with the clerk including the fact that I had donated it to that agency the year before. “We have quite a number of artificial trees in boxes over there in the corner if you want to check them for a replacement,” she responded.

Oh, well….nothing to lose, I surmised.

After looking at several boxes with photos that did not, in any way look like anything I wanted, I moved to yet another carton and find my tree! Elated, I tell the clerk that I have found my tree!

She advises that the price on the item is $30, but under the circumstances, she will sell it to me for $20!

“I’ll take it!” What a fabulous bargain!

ADDENDUM - I am not certain, but I am pretty sure that I heard strains of “I’ll be home for Christmas” emanating from the box as I loaded the valuable parcel into my vehicle. ■ — Jan Gosselin retired from NYSDOCS after 25 years of service. She lives in Plattsburgh with her husband Bob and has three daughters, three grandsons and one great-grandson. Readers are welcome to contact Sun columnist Jan Gosselin at adirondackgrannygoose@gmail.com.

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City secures $1.6 million for infrastructure upgrades Plattsburgh awarded REDC money to rehab waterfront

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PLATTSBURGH | The City of Plattsburgh took home $1.6 million in state grants at this year’s Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) Awards last week.

The money from the annual round of grants,

subsidies and tax credits doled out by the state will help the city install measures to mitigate odor from its lakeside wastewater treatment and water pollution control plant.

Approximately $17.4 million in upgrades are slated for the plant, including structural updates that would cull noise pollution and rehabilitate the exterior of the concrete building.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office announced last month that the project would receive an additional $4.3 million in grants.

Of the $1.6 million awarded at the annual REDC Awards, $750,000 will also fund the installation of a new sewer gate that

will pare down the amount of phosphorus being released into Lake Champlain, and $125,366 will go toward updating zoning laws and planning for the city’s waterfront.

“These three CFA (consolidated funding application) grants will go a long way toward leveraging our DRI (Downtown Revitalization Initiative) investment and other recent large grants received to improve the wastewater resource and recovery facility and our ability to protect Lake Champlain,” said Mayor Colin Read. “These, in combination with the other recent grants, target both improvements in water discharge quality and plant efficiency and aesthetics.

Read said the plant will be “cleaner, quieter,

and much more compatible with its surroundings as we strive to integrate the harborside area into our comprehensive downtown plan.”

Since 2011, more than $6.1 billion has been awarded to more than 7,300 projects statewide through the REDC Awards, according to Empire State Development, “creating or retaining” more than 230,000 jobs.

The North Country region as a whole garnered $64.8 million for 70 projects.

The awards last week bring the total funds received by the North Country Regional Economic Development Council to $614 million since 2011. ■

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Harold’s Oak Grove Trail and John Brown’s Trail, off the increasing popular Viall’s Crossing Trail. Meet at the trail head on Route 22, about half-way between Westport and Wadhams. Look for parking signs (rain date Dec. 30th at noon).

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Saranac Lake » “Healing

Anxiety and Stress through Nature Practices” held at Saranac Lake Free Library; 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Suzanne Weirich and Helene Gibbens, co-founders of Adirondack Riverwalking will be the speakers. The presentation will explore Forest Bathing, a Nature Therapy and wellness practice that originated in Japan. Free and open to all. Bring soup or a sandwich if you like, and desserts and beverages will be served. Details: 518-891-4190.

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Dream Box held at True North Yoga’s Studio; 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Clarify your vision for the coming year and cultivate confidence and focus with a dream box. Debbie will guide you through a meditation to tap into your inner knowing and discover your dreams, possibilities, and gifts. Free and open to all.

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Top sports moments from 2018 Section VII will soon close the door on the 2018 high school sports year, with teams from the Adirondack region having laid claim

to four state championships, six state finals and eight team championship weekends.

Along with highlights on the f ield, there have been off the field moments, as well, which all make up some of the

top sports moments of the year. For more on each of these moments, visit suncommunitynews.com/sports. ■

RED STORM THUNDER THROUGH LONG ISLAND: The NINE IS FINE IN CHAZY: The Chazy Eagles dominated

the competition throughout the postseason as they captured their ninth Class D state championship, a mark now without rival throughout the state. It was the 18th trip to the final four in the 23-year tenure of Eagles coach Rob McAuliffe and their 12th appearance in the state title game.

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BOMBERS DEFEND IN NORDIC: For the third straight year,

PATRIOTS BOWL OVER COMPETITION: In the history of the NYSPHSAA state bowling championship, no Section VII boys team had claimed the top prize in all the land, until this year, when AuSable Valley scored the win in Syracuse when anchor Tyler Atkins finished his 10th with three strikes.

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Saranac Lake Red Storm captured the Class C state cross country championship with a dominating performance on Long Island. “When I was in eighth grade we had five guys and went 5-15 in Section VII,” senior Anderson Gray recounted. “At the end of that year, I told them all that I didn’t know how, but someday we were going to win a state championship. Somehow, I was right.”

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CHIEFS HELP HONOR FLIGHT: The Saranac varsity soccer

END OF ERAS: The end of 2018 brought the news that

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the Lake Placid Blue Bombers won the Nordic ski championships in North Creek. They repeated as Nordic champions by taking the top spot in the three-man classic relay, while Scotty Schulz repeated as the individual state champion.

teams extended their reach beyond the field in 2018, as the two teams raised enough money to fully fund the October North Country Honor Flight mission through their Senior Night fundraisers, sending veterans from the region by plane to Washington, D.C., to tour the World War II, Korean and Vietnam memorials.

MORIAH GOES TO DOME: After an 0-2 start, the Moriah

MORIAH BOYS, GIRLS IN FINAL FOUR: For the fourth

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varsity football team rolled off nine straight victories, including dominating performances at the end of the regular season and into the playoffs, as they made their way to the Class D state title game in Syracuse for the third time.

IT’S IN THE HOLE: While Joey Stahl of Moriah cruised to

his second Section VII individual golf title in three years, Anthony Barcomb had the top moment of the sectional golf tournament in May, as the Northeastern Clinton golfer, playing on his home course, recorded the first known holein-one in tournament history.

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straight year, the Moriah Vikings boys varsity basketball team made their way to the Class D final four. It was also the second year in a row that both boys and girls basketball teams made it to the final weekend of the season.

WRESTLERS FIND SUCCESS AT STATES: It was a strong

year for Section VII at the state wrestling tournament, as Saranac’s Jacob Nolan and AuSable Valley’s Chance Lapier both made the finals before placing second. Peru’s Logan Dubuque placed third by winning the consolation bracket, while Saranac’s Bryce Smith and Peru’s Alijah Seymour placed sixth.

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two sports programs will be joining together permanently, as the Westport Eagles and Elizabethtown-Lewis Lions will join as the Griffins as both school districts voted to merge into one starting July 1, 2019. This winter will be the final season for the storied Eagles and Lions basketball programs.

SENTINELS INVADE BINGHAMTON: The Ticonderoga

varsity baseball team relied on the arms of Russ Gallo III and Michael DuShane in the postseason, along with key hitting throughout the lineup, starting up top with Evan Graney, to advance to the Class C state championship game, falling to Avon, 6-5, in eight innings.

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LADY COUGARS TO FINAL FOUR: Defense and key scoring led the Northeastern Clinton girls basketball team to the Class B Final Four in March, as the team defeated Voorheesville 51-44 in overtime to earn their way to Troy, where they would fall to Section I Irvington in the semifinals.

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Peru jumps out front in Section VII wrestling

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Seymour returned from an injury to make his first match of the season for the Indians, who are 3-0 in Section VII play.

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ELLENBURG | The Peru Indians have started the 2018-19 Section VII season with three convincing wins, taking the early season lead in the standings.

The team welcomed state place finisher Alijah Seymour back into the ranks Dec. 19, as he scored a pin with less than one second left in the third period to help the Indians to a 53-22 win over Northern Adirondack.

“I Just got cleared this morning, so it felt good,” said Seymour, who placed sixth in last years state tournament.

“I was tired because I have not done much the past month due to injury, but I was able to get the pin.”

Coach Mike Hogan said it was nice to add Seymour back into the lineup.

“It is nice to have Alijah back into the lineup to go along with Logan (Dubuque), our other state place finisher,” he said. “We have a little bit of a break now before we wrestle Warrensburg. The biggest week for us will be the week of

our invitational, the Saranac dual and Eastern States. That’s where we want to have a midseason peak.”

Hogan added he has been impressed with the performance of a pair of eighth graders who have helped the team in several key matches.

“The one thing that has really helped us have been Jack Hansen (152) and Jack Hayes (145) filling in at tough weights that are usually filled by juniors and seniors, and they have wrestled really tough,” Hogan said.

The dual match with Saranac Jan. 16 will most likely determine which team goes to the state dual tournament later in the month. The Chiefs scored a 57-19 win over Beekmantown Dec. 19 to put their record at 2-1 in the section, with a loss to NAC. “We need to stay competitive and keep the intensity in the wrestling room,” Seymour said about preparing for the Chiefs next month.

AuSable Valley, who scored a win over NAC a week ago, sits at 1-2 in the section, along with the Bobcats, while Beekmantown has lost its opening two matches of the season to Peru and Saranac. ■

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North Bowl Lanes will be open Sundays at 9 a.m. beginning Jan. 6 through Feb. 24. This program includes three games and shoe rentals for eight weeks for free. Registration is at the bowling alley with the bowling coordinator on Jan. 6. The program is for all school aged children who are residents of either town.

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Fatal car accident in Beekmantown leaves 1 dead Car overturns, killing one, at interstate exit

BEEKMANTOWN | A Vermont man has passed away after being ejected from a vehicle off of Interstate 87 this month.

Yadab Kadariya, 38, of Winooski, Vermont, was pronounced dead at the scene of a one-car accident on Dec. 16 by Clinton County Coroner David Donah.

An autopsy conducted Dec. 17 determined the cause of death was blunt force trauma as a result of the crash, and Donah ruled the manner of death accidental.

Two other people who were riding in the

car, Balbahadur Khadka, 36, and Bhesh R. Pudyel, 34, both of Burlington, Vermont, were transported to Champlain Valley Physician’s Hospital - UVM Health Network, treated for minor injuries and released.

Police say that the trio were riding southbound in Kadariya’s 2015 Nissan Sentra on Interstate 87 at approximately 1:28 a.m. on Dec. 16.

At exit 40 in the Town of Beekmantown, the car left the road and continued into a grassy area between the off-ramp and the interstate. The car overturned before coming to rest back on its wheels.

A spokeswoman for New York State Police said that the accident is still under investigation. The cause of the accident and which man was the driver are currently unknown. ■

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George Rasco

Saranac

$65,000

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Dannemora

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$227,500

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09/04/18

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09/05/18

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$35,500

09/06/18

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$72,450

$33,500

09/06/18

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Willsboro

$18,500

09/07/18

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Bonnie Botteon

Willsboro

$143,334

09/07/18

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$150,000

09/10/18

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