“Whoever owns this park went to a lot of trouble, time and effort and a lot of money to clean up an area that was trashy for the neighborhood, but it is having an inverse effect. Maybe he can talk to his neighbors about the use of the park,” he said.
Angelica Civil War reenactment canceled over gun law
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But Hawley said that wasn’t the concern she came to talk about. She
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WELLSVILLE — Vil lage trustees on Monday evening heard from two women who are not happy with the streets and parks in the village.
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“Unfortunately that requires significant lead time for infrastructure to be put in place, time we don’t have for this
No carve-outs in the law appear to exist for ceremonial purposes — such as honor guards on Memorial Day or Veterans Day — or demonstrations and activities like Civil War changetooersproperty,ablethatreenactments.Apostercommentedtheeventmightbetomovetoprivatebutorganizsaidthattimewasshorttoorganizeaofvenue.
“The new firearms law passed by the State of New York and effective September 1st changed more than the handgun requirements,”permitorga nizers stated. “Also added are prohibitions against possession of many types of firearms in ‘sensitive locations’ which include streets, sidewalks, parks and most public locations.”
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she said. “Something has to be done. These people are taking over the village. It is not the way the village should be.”Mayor Randy Shay ler acknowledged her concern. After a brief discussion in which he commiserated with Hawley, he explained that the pocket park in question is privately owned and the village can do nothing about it, unless a formal com plaint is Shaylermade.went on to
Wellsville residents express safety concerns to trustees
Union Army reenactors fire during a previous Angelica Civil War Weekend event as a Confederate reenactor pretends to be a casualty.
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express his chagrin that the pocket park is being inhabited by people who fail to respect others.
Officials with the event, which was set for Sept. 23-25, posted on Facebook that partici pants could face felonies for participation due to classifications of “sen sitive areas” in the new law.
arrest. So the event is canceled this year. If the law is modified or overturned we hope to return in the future.”
ANGELICA — Less than a month before the streets of Angelica were to fill with men in blue and gray, the 19th Angelica Civil War Re enactment was canceled over the state’s new gun law.
The Allegheny High lands Council of Scouts BSA, which hosts a cam pout during the event — the reenactment was created as a Scouts BSA program 20 years ago — has offered refunds to the scouts and families who had registered for theStateevent.Sen. George Borrello, R-Sunset Bay, decried the cancelation, noting he voted against the package of gun laws that caused the cancel ation.
The post indicated that reenactors could face a class E felony for participating.
Under the law, which went into effect Sept. 1, sensitive areas include all public parks with few exceptions, and all private proper ty without retiredexistpermission.expressedExemptionsforcurrentandlawenforcement,
year’s event,” a re sponse post stated.
“Black powder weapons are not except ed from this ban,” the group stated. “After ob taining a legal opinion, it was determined that we could not continue with holding the event this year. Participants could be subject to
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referred to a previous meeting when the planned demolition of six abandoned and con demned buildings and turning the properties into pocket parks was discussed.
“Are you going to police these parks?” she asked.Shayler said that it was a moot point at this time because the pocket park initiative was abandoned. The vil
“Some of these peo ple are very belligerent,”
Cassie Hawley expressed her concern over the men occupying the pocket park along her South Broad/State Street walking route, saying their behavior is rude and obnoxious.
“We can put the visually handicapped in touch with people and agencies who can make their lives easier,” Kirsch said.
The association was incorporated in 1979.
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“This law does nothing to protect New Yorkers from the scourge of gun violence that’s swept across our state since the majority in the Legislature and former Gov. Cuomo ended cash bail for most criminal offenses,” Borrello said. “Rather, it is aimed squarely at punishing law-aiding gun owners. Here is theAproof.”request for com ment to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s press office was not returned.
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But for those who haven’t looked for it yet, the association held an information al fair Monday to let people know what is available from them in general and locally to help them see and live.
ca. Now, due to Gov. Hochul’s misnamed, misguided and uncon stitutional ‘Concealed Carry Improvement Act’ the reenactment is canceled.
Through a grant the as sociation is able to offer the program allowing people to borrow items that enhance and en large printed materials — and keep them for as long as they need them.
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“This is what hap pens when you draft legislation designed to punish people you perceive as your enemies without thinking of the conse quences,” Borrello said in a statement. “It’s symbolic of the total dysfunction one-par ty rule has created in Albany. For nearly 20 years the Angelica Civil War Reenactment has entertained and ed ucated school children and adults about the pivotal role our region had in preserving the Union and ending slavery.
Pete Andolina of Alpha Sensory dis played the very latest in low-vision technolo gy with items designed to enhance activities from attending a play, concert, or sporting event to reading signs, books, and other print ed Demonstratingmaterials. a pair of goggles he explained they will allow people to see what is happening on a stage or sports field.
Several two-hourparticipatedorganizationsintheeventinclud ing the Office for the Aging, Jones Memorial Hospital, David A. Howe Library, United Way, VNA, NY Con nects and vendors like ALPHA Sensory and Low Vison specialist Dr. John Rundquist,
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He also offered hand held devices which will read handheld, printed materials.Rundquist, who evaluates individuals who have been re ferred to him, helps those with vision loss who cannot be helped through treatment,glasses,orsurgery.
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At the David A. Howe Library display table library director Nik Gunning explained that the library has audio tapes and large print books available as well as a machine which enlarges printed materials.
“Every year the event draws hundreds of Civil War reenac tors and thousands of spectators to Angeli
has several devices to share or purchase, in cluding implements for cooking, watching, lis tening to books, house keeping and dressing that make daily life for the blind or visually impaired easier.
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Kitty Kirsh, spokes person for the Asso ciation for the Blind, explained that the fair was being held to ac quaint the public with the services offered at the“Weoffice.have a lot of new items and pro grams that we are able to offer,” she said.
One of those new services is a loan pro gram that allows blind or visually impaired to borrow items such as electronic devices to help them see and live a more normal life.
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He displayed items as simple as a telescopic lens embedded in the glasses lens that will help with seeing objects in the distance.
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The association cannot only put those with visual problems in touch with the many services offered by agencies throughout the county it can also help those wanting to obtain a Guiding Eyes canine.
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The fire department had two requests, the first for a pulled pork dinner drive-thru at the Dyke Street Engine Co. on Oct. 8, and the second for the annual Holiday Extravaganza craft show at the Main Street headquarters on Nov. 26.
Due to the fact that the tree is privately owned, Shayler said the village can do little about it or the sidewalk except send a strongly worded letter to the landowner asking him to remove the tree and fix the Thesidewalk.boardalso received two letters of concern, one from Daniel Sheridan, who complained that the decorative crosswalks on Main Street are dan gerous and that he has fallen twice on them due to their uneven footing.
The board also heard a request to remove no parking signs in front of a residence on Broad Street. The board will take the matter up with Police Chief Tim O’Grady before address ing the signs.
The second request came from the Chamber of Commerce to hold a Brew Fest in Island Park on Oct. 1.
Before leaving the meeting Hawley said that the properties in question are health and safety hazards and that the village should look into the matter before something terrible hap pens.
A privately owned pocket park on State Street in Wellsville where walkers are allegedly harassed.
“It is a dangerous sit uation if a tree limb was to fall while the children are there,” she said.
lage’s request for grant funding was turned down, he said.
It was pointed out that the crosswalksdecorativewerepart of the Main Street Beauti fication Project and that the plans were designed and approved by the state Department of Transportation. Due to the fact that Sheridan’s
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complaint has been the only one received by the village, the matter was dismissed.
Before adjourning, the board approved four event requests, the first for the Headstart Program to canvas vil lage neighborhoods to inform families about its services.
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He went on to say that the village still wants to pursue the idea and will be looking for alternate funding sources. He also said the village would like to pursue the demolition of buildings on the six sites, but they are pri vately owned.
She went on to say that the tree, located on private property, is hollow and in danger of coming down itself during a heavy wind storm or snowfall.
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“I don’t think she was satisfied,” Shayler commented after Haw ley left the meeting.
Sally Dannheim is also worried about safety. She is concerned about an unhealthy tree and sidewalkdeterioratedatthecorner of Grover Street and North MainSheStreet.saidtree limbs are falling on the side walk, which is frequent ly used by children from local daycare facilities on their daily walks.
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The state’s previous COVID-19 emergency was declared over by then-Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in June 2021 — an event marked with a fireworks celebration.
“I knew in order to get children back to school in late December, early January, I had to amass a large number of test kits and vaccine sites,” Hochul said Mon day. “All those powers were necessary at the time.”She said the state has been adhering to “nor mal procurement rules for some time now.”
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While the governor had been tipping her hand that the procedural emergency declaration could lapse, she was also facing escalat ing criticism in recent weeks over a multi-mil lion-dollar contract her administration granted to a campaign donor for COVID tests. Last week, following reporting from the Times Union, Repub
“At the very least, the public deserves a hear ing to address how this deal was arranged, why it lacked a formal con tract and the seemingly questionable timing of relevant communica tions,” Assembly Minori ty Leader Will Barclay said in a statement last week.
The governor’s decision comes just days after last week’s decision that masks would no longer be required on public transportation and a new “bivalent” COVID-19 booster would be available.
ALBANY (TNS) — Gov. Kathy Hochul let her COVID-19 state of emergency lapse on Monday as cases of the virus continue to remain relatively low and criti cism from her Republi can opponents mounts.
“We’re in a different place now,” Hochul said Monday in Manhattan.
Barclay, on Monday, attributed the end of the emergency declaration to “continued pressure from Republicans, public pushback in nearly every sector of the state and well-deserved criticism from good government groups and the media,” factors he described as leading to the governor to “no longer be able to skirt important checks and balances built into normal state operations through her emergency powers.”Republican guberna torial nominee U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin has deployed the test kit procurement as a central campaign issue.
Midnight on Monday will mark the first time without the COVID-19 emergency since the omicron strain of the coronavirus took over New York in late No vember 2021.
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didn’t show a surge after children returned to school earlier this month, as well as the Labor Day holiday weekend, to as sess whether she would extend the wereslightlybersthemdownward,areassociatedlastnottionmonth.declarationemergencyanotherWhilethecollecofCOVID-19dataisasrigorousasitwasyear,hospitalizationswiththevirusgenerallyheadingwhichbringsonparwithnumfromFebruaryandhigherthantheyoneyearago.
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to write a new chapter,” Cuomo said last sum mer. “It doesn’t mean there’s not challenges for the new chapter, but the emergency is over.”
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“I want to make sure New Yorkers know that if circumstances change, I’ll make sure I have all of the tools necessary to protect their health,” Hochul said.
lican lawmakers request ed budget hearings and an investigation by the attorney general’s office into the contract.
Hochul’s declaration was far less grand. It came in comments to a reporter following an unrelated news event. She also highlighted her desire to reserve the right to bring back the state of emergency if needed.