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PLATTSBURGH | City officials are pushing full speed ahead on a variety of projects designed to open up and revitalize the waterfront, and the possibility of attracting a hotelier to downtown Plattsburgh is taking the spotlight. » Waterfront Cont. on pg. 3

Tariffs bring uncertainty to North County business community U.S. and Canada must join forces to counter China, say stakeholders

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Beijing responded by immediately placing tariffs on American goods — including soybeans, automobiles and agricultural products — leading to what China’s Ministry of Commerce called “the biggest trade war in economic history so far.”

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» Tariffs Cont. on pg. 2

cat law “PULLIN’ FOR Feral narrowly PLATTSBURGH” defeated » pg. 5

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home by 10 to 25 percent,” he said.

LAWMAKERS REACT “The impacts thus far are those associated with Federal reps have called for the Trump aduncertainty,” said North Country Chamber of ministration to be more aggressive in targeting Commerce President Garry Douglas. “It’s hard China, including Rep. Elise Stefanik and Sen. to document, but we will start seeing things not Minority Leader Charles Schumer. happen that might have happened otherwise.

Delays in ordering things. Setting aside deci“We need to continue to promote Canada as sions on new contracts. Postponing capital inan economic growth opportunity for our region, vestments and job additions. All until things but also for the entire country,” Stefanik said. become clear and settled.”

“Canada is the U.S.’ largest trading partner, and I am concerned about the punitive impact Short-term impacts will be limited because of tariffs because of this ongoing trade war.” it takes time for added costs to make their way through supply chains and inventory and start Stefanik said NAFTA must be updated to to appear to the end customer, he said. address market access for dairy products, and Congress should have the constitutional authority Many businesses will initially attempt to “tough to enter trade negotiations if the White House it out” and incur internal financial hardship, said unilaterally decides to leave a trade agreement.

Douglas, and manufacturers will likely absorb cost increases because as they would lose busiSchumer acknowledged Canada has treated ness if they tried to immediately add the hikes U.S. dairy farmers “poorly” and issues that have to their pricing. plunged the local dairy industry into crisis must still be addressed.

If tariffs involving Canada continue for months, Douglas anticipates lost business, But he harbored concerns over the impact of disrupted supply chains and increased prices. “The impacts thus far are those associated with uncertainty,” said North Country the tariffs on upstate New York’s automobile POST-TRADE RELATIONSHIP Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas of the tariffs implemented by the industry, including the General Motors plant in Tonawanda outside of Buffalo.

File photo Altogether, New York state exports $1.2 billion Trump administration on Canada and China.

“I think President Trump is doing the right in goods to Canada which may be targeted for thing on China. But China is not Canada, and Former Rep. Bill Owens, who practices law in Plattseconomic retaliation, according to the U.S. burgh, said the transportation cluster is required to comply you don’t treat the two countries the same,” Schumer told Chamber of Commerce. reporters last week in Saratoga Springs.

Roughly half of those exports consist of aluminum plates. with Buy America regulations and must meet U.S. content requirements which reduce reliance on imported steel and Schumer also said he didn’t agree with the harsh rhetoric The U.S. Chamber contends the tariffs will threaten as aluminum regardless of the source. on trade levied by the president towards European allies, many as 2.6 million American jobs and handicap the naBut Douglas said the aluminum tariffs, which some ini- including a threat to levy a 20 percent tariff on imported tion’s economic recovery. tially thought might benefit the Alcoa plant in Massena, car parts from Europe.

“Tariffs are simply taxes that raise prices for everyone,” are misplaced by not exempting Canada.

Enhancing the U.S.’ economic partnership with Canada said U.S. Chamber President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue goes hand-in-hand with combating China, said Douglas, “Alcoa in Massena is highly integrated with Alcoa in in a statement. “Tariffs that beget tariffs that beget more but the flurry of tariffs undermine that. tariffs only lead to a trade war that will cost American jobs Quebec,” he said, “which is why the company opposes the tariffs and why the steelworkers have also called to “To compete more strongly with China, our connection and economic growth.” exempt Canada.” with Canada is part of the solution — not the problem,” he Clinton County is home to 150 Canadian companies said. “In as huge and complex an economic equation as the Owens agreed. and the epicenter of a growing manufacturing community “The impact on Alcoa in Massena will likely be greater integrated U.S. and Canadian economies, there will always based on integrated binational supply chains, including a be disagreements to resolve.” growing cluster of 52 transportation equipment and aero- due to the cross border supply chain activity in that indusOwens said it will become difficult to assess the exact try between operations in Canada and the U.S,” he said. space companies. impact if tariffs escalate with China, Canada and the EuOwens views the tariffs imposing on U.S. goods as the “The U.S. and Canada no longer trade,” Douglas said. ropean Union.

“Our two countries have moved into a post-trade relation- greatest short term threat to the local economy.

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» Waterfront Cont. from pg. 1 The city has issued a request for expressions of interest (RFEI) in an effort to attract a hotelier to Dock Street, a possibility longfloated by multiple mayors in the past.

“This, I believe, is really an underutilized area of the city,” Read told reporters at a press conference on Dock Street last week.

“We believe this is one of the most developable properties for quality-of-life kind of enterprises like hotels, convention centers and active living senior housing.”

As part of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, the state awarded $300,000 to the City of Plattsburgh for a proof-of-concept study for Dock Street.

Read maintains hope that a hotelier may see the potential of the area and open up shop on an 11-acre parcel there, where a fully-lit and landscaped parking lot already exists.

“We haven’t given up on that,” Read told reporters.

The land is currently assessed at $454,000, according to a news release from the city, with a full market value of $721,700.

“Waterfront development is vital to supporting our downtown revitalization efforts and generating economic growth in communities across New York state, and the Dock Street Waterfront District project will encourage new investments in the area,” Empire State Development President, CEO and Commissioner Howard Zemsky said in a statement.

The submission deadline for the city’s RFEI is Aug. 3. Interested developers are encouraged to submit four hard copies to Director of Community Development Matthew Miller at 41 City Hall Place and one electronic copy via email (millerma@cityofplattsburgh-ny. gov) or flash-drive.

“The development of the Dock Street Waterfront District will connect residents and visitors to Plattsburgh’s historic core and further drive investment into the city. We applaud this development and look forward to seeing more projects from the DRI (Downtown Revitalization Initiative) come to life,” New York State Secretary of State Rossana Rosado said in a statement.

ONGOING PROJECTS

The possibility of a new waterfront hotel isn’t the only plan in the works on the shores of Lake Champlain.

A series of walking trails, including the Saranac River Trail, are in progress, Read said.

With help from a $1 million Restore New York Communities Initiative grant, demolition of a number of dilapidated properties on Green Street and the relocation of the Municipal Lighting Department are also on deck.

“In conjunction with the Noontime Rotary Club of Plattsburgh and the New York State Department of State, the city is moving forward with plans to place a scale replica of the USS Saratoga — Commandant Thomas Macdonough’s flagship during the Battle of Plattsburgh — by the lake to

eventually what Read called “visual control.”

“There’s ways to enhance it so it’s not unattractive,” he said. “As a matter of fact, in some areas, a state of the art sewer plant is an attraction.”

FUTURE PLANS

In the future, Read also sees potential for a boardwalk connecting the beach to downtown Plattsburgh.

“I’d like, eventually, to see a boardwalk built from the City Beach all the way to the Champlain Monument,” he told The Sun. The estimated cost of that would be $3-4 million, he said, and if it ever happens “it’d really be something to hang our hats on.”

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The waterside sewer plant won’t be left out of the mix: Other plans in the works include the abatement of odor and noise from the sewer plant.

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Low winds didn’t deter boaters last weekend from participating in the 41st annual Mayor’s Cup Regatta in Plattsburgh. Just under 50 boats flocked to Lake Champlain under bright blue skies.

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John Touron, from Waterbury, Vermont, alongside the Dunder crew, clinched this year’s Mayor’s Cup with a corrected time of one hour, 35 minutes and three seconds.

Plattsburgh’s Ed and John Trombley came in second place with Odinn, their final time less than two minutes behind the frontrunner.

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The SCOTUS Wars

As I write this column, President Trump has yet to announce his official nominee for the open position on

By Dan Alexander the Supreme Court.

• PUBLISHER • The president has narrowed down his finalists and once announced, the war of words, doom and candidate character assassination will begin.

What is known at this time is approximately 45 percent of the country is outraged by the selection, another 45 percent couldn’t be more pleased and approximately 10 percent doesn’t know there is an opening and could care less that we even have a Supreme Court, let alone understand what their role in the country is all about.

It’s comforting to know that things are so predictable here in the land of the free and home of the brave.

I hope you understand, I am being sarcastic. There really is no other way to approach what we are about to go through.

Over the past few Supreme Court appointments, the skirmishes have been relatively mild compared to what will take place in this current environment.

The anger and in-your-face battle that will set the tone this time around will be epic as both sides appear to be dug-in for the duration.

This appointment and perhaps the next will shape the court if not the country for the next several decades.

The left has made it clear that no candidate nominated by this president is acceptable despite all having been overwhelmingly approved for the lower court positions they now hold.

The right has made it clear they do not want an activist jurist but a pure constitutionalist who will adhere to interpretation of the constitution, versus legislating from the bench.

Given the current political climate, these hearings could well set the stage for an even greater period of stepped up resistance and violence across the nation.

It’s hard to see how this SCOTUS confirmation battle can do anything but divide the country even further than we already are, especially if the opposing senators refuse to give the nominee a fair hearing.

Optimistically, we can hope that through a fair confirmation process both sides can be heard and the nominee is sufficiently skilled to win over popular public opinion as being fair, compassionate, and well above politics.

How this all plays out will set the tone for the national political demeanor for many years to come. ■

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Give early High Peaks overuse measures a chance The High Peaks are groaning under the weight of an unprecedented surge of tourism.

Sure, our new pals are spending money in local communities. But with their sunny social media hashtags comes an uptick in traffic accidents, parking fiascos, searchand-rescue operations and piles of waste left on the mountaintops.

As a result of the mounting problems, the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) introduced a pilot project ahead of the July 4 holiday weekend to tamp down on public safety issues along the popular Route 73 corridor stretching from Keene to Lake Placid.

The initial actions include “striping” lots to better delineate parking, increasing the number of Port-O-Potties and installing educational kiosks to steer visitors elsewhere, as well as flashing electronic boards pointing to their existence.

The DEC will also further limit roadside parking in additional areas to improve the line of sight for motorists.

These are all good, common-sense solutions that are long overdue considering the horror stories have been stacking up for years.

While some skeptics were quick to criticize the effectiveness of the actions over the weekend, the DEC and other stakeholders involved in the efforts should be commended for being proactive.

Obviously, some kinks need to be worked

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Truth must have absolutes

To the Editor: I appreciated Dan Alexander’s June 23 (op-ed) on truth.

However, I found his conclusion inadequate.

Good common sense includes wisdom, discernment along with good judgment and must have love as its foundation (where do we see this today)?

In fact, the present downward plunge of our nation would prove that man does not have, in himself, much common sense.

Truth is elusive because it has both a spiritual and moral dimension to it. It goes beyond mere intellectual knowledge and therefore must have elements of faith based on results of the outworking of this faith.

Truth must have absolutes to it, or there is no one truth.

We teach our kids today that truth is relative and varies with

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out — we’re not entirely sure kiosks are enough to convince people to forgo their debut trip up Algonquin— and the state agency has admitted this is the first in series of proposed measures to promote sustainable visitation.

But we also cannot underestimate the effectiveness of educational outreach and social media campaigns.

A stakeholder pointed out that often this guest misbehavior — the illegal parking, the erratic driving, the eroded and environmentally-decimated trails with poo everywhere — is a result of ignorance, and ongoing and prolonged education for these visitors by the community will likely be needed in order for bad habits to be culled.

This week is sure to be full of fast-moving developments.

The Adirondack Park Agency and DEC are currently reviewing draft Unit Management Plan (UMP) amendments for the High Peaks Wilderness and Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest Areas.

If approved, larger changes will be on the way, including the permanent relocation of the Cascade and Porter mountain trailhead to the nearby Mt. Van Hoevenberg complex, as well as creation of a new trail up Mt. Van Hoevenberg by Columbus Day Weekend in October.

Those are good ideas.

So are the ones presented by environmental groups, including the implementation of

the situation. It must have a moral dimension to it or it does not operate for the good of man and therefore why seek it? It must have a spiritual level that is rooted in love, or truth can bring harm.

But if it is ignored then man is not living in true reality and is faced with mental illness and the society becomes sick. Relationship based on truth keeps us healthy. Technology is destroying true relationship.

Quite the contrary, man does not honestly seek truth. Truth when sought with the whole heart usually entails much pain as our ivory towers get pulled down and we face our worst enemy: self.

Jesus claims to be the truth and that the truth will set us free.

With the abandonment of something greater than ourselves, we each live in bondage: be it to self, others or some evil as we let these things define our live and ourselves. You see once true identity is lost and we let ourselves be defined by lies, we

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a permit system for hikers, presented by the Adirondack Wild, and a parking reservation system, offered by the Adirondack Council.

Again, despite efforts to direct visitors elsewhere, the High Peaks will always be the main attraction, and asking outdoor adventurers to go somewhere else is akin to asking lovebirds to visit Paris but take a hard pass at going up the Eiffel Tower.

The devil is obviously in the details, and we like the idea of multi-year test programs to see if these are ideas worth implementing on a permanent basis.

We also agree with the Adirondack Council that the APA should give the DEC more time to weigh the UMPs to ensure compliance with the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan, the document that governs all land-use issues in the Adirondacks.

The green group joins others who contend the APA accelerated the review process of the DEC’s plan without reacting to the public comments generated, a measure criticized by the nonprofit as an “administrative shortcut.”

Considering how much is at stake, stepping on the brakes might not be a bad idea.

Lastly, we’d be remiss if we didn’t echo the clarion call for the state to hire more forest rangers, who are on the frontlines grappling with these issues daily, performing heroic feats of rescue as stewardship falls by the wayside.

— The Sun Editorial Board ■

plunge into self-destruction. Ask the children who are casualties of bullying.

Barbara Brennan, Warrensburg ■

Trump Supreme Court pick will spark battle over abortion

To the Editor: Well, the president gets to pick another replacement for a retiring judge on the Supreme Court.

This will be a battle about abortion and nothing else. It doesn’t matter if the pick is a good person or has had good well reasoned rulings from the bench.

I find it a bit shameful that killing the unborn is so important to Democrats. Think about it. They demand the right to kill the innocent.

Now I don’t give a rat’s back side what a woman does with her

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body. She can sell it, tattoo it, pierce it or what else she choses to do.

But this is where the fly in the ointment comes in. The baby growing inside her is not her body. It belongs to someone else.

All the science is on this side.

If it was her body, the DNA would be the same, but it’s not!

Why is it a right to kill your unborn baby?

Someday we may have an honest discussion about this, but I fear it will never happen because there are too many truths that have to be faced on both sides.

I would put money on it. That any response to this letter will start with rape and incest. Which has nothing to do with what I have written here.

I’m talking about the baby and that’s all. Is it so hard to admit that the baby is a separate person with a soul of its own.

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Mundys presented with Ianelli Award Couple praised for community service following relocation to Plattsburgh

By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

PLATTSBURGH | This year’s Ianelli Award went to a local couple with years of service in their respective industries.

Stephens and Leigh Mundy were presented the annual award, designed to highlight community philanthropy and service, in the closing hours of the Mayor’s Cup last week.

“Sunrise Rotary is proud to support arts in our community and the revitalization of our historic downtown,” said Sunrise Rotary President Doug Kashorek in a statement.

“Our club is delighted that the committee has chosen to honor Leigh and Stephens Mundy and to recognize their tremendous efforts to enhance the community in which we live.”

When Leigh moved to Plattsburgh from West Virginia in 2002, she remembers packing up an old suburban, two sons in tow, and

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making the 11 hour drive all at once.

Her husband Stephens was about to take the helm as president and CEO of Champlain Valley Physician’s Hospital (CVPH), and she wanted their kids to start school in the springtime.

The deadline to enroll was in just four days, so she packed everything and made her way to a place that the family would call home for nearly two decades to come.

“We moved into a guest house of somebody’s until Stephens could get here,” she said. “The boys started school on time.”

Stephens followed a little while later, and after getting his bearings at CVPH, would hold his position there for the next 16 years, presiding over the halls as the hospital expanded its services and staff twofold.

Not long after, Leigh got involved with the Strand Center for the Arts, first as an events planner, then as a member of the Strand Board of Directors.

As her husband watched one Plattsburgh institution grow, during her tenure on the board she saw the Strand Theatre awaken from its dilapidated slumber and become a downtown staple again.

As a volunteer, she spearheaded the restoration of the old theater — at one point, Leigh and Stephens could’ve been seen carrying out

Plattsburgh youth soccer program open for registration

PLATTSBURGH| The Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department is currently accepting registrations for the fall youth soccer program. The program is open to boys and girls 5-13 years old who reside in the Town of Plattsburgh.

Parents can register their children online at townofplattsburghrecreation.com or by completing a registration form at the town offices on Banker Road by Monday, July 16.

No registrations will be taken by phone and those signing up after the deadline will be placed on a waiting list, with no exceptions. Those who pre-registered in April do not need to register again.

For more information on either program, contact the Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department at 518-562» Letters Cont. from pg. 6

Yes, there are still some honest people in this world!

To the Editor: Thank you to the person who turned in my granddaughter’s wallet at WalMart this past week.

Everything was intact! She is a college student who is employed at Silver Bay YMCA for the summer. She is so very thankful that all her cards and license were still in the wallet!

Your kindness is so appreciated!

Beverly R. Hudak, Ticonderoga ■

Attorney general headlines are a political hit job

To the Editor: I didn’t vote for Donald Trump and watching national TV almost borders on tedium as things are more like a political world wrestling match than the modern America I grew up in.

However, the recent headline-grabbing action by the acting New York attorney general has all the fingerprints of a political hit job.

I know from personal knowledge that there was some pretty funny business in the past in Westport over the two cottages resold out of the Ballard Park Foundation to the tune of maybe $700,000 and the sidetracking of the charitable bequest of the Kobel farm by Camp Dudley must have reaped well over a million.

As I recall, all these episodes of selfdealing reaped a collective yawn from the IRS, so go figure.

William Kuntz III, Elizabethtown ■

Leigh and Stephens Mundy were honored with the Ianelli Award last weekend by Mayor Colin Read.

Photo by Elizabeth Izzo old, tattered carpets from the Strand or hosting “scrubbing parties” to get others involved.

Rehabbing the Strand was a process that took nearly a decade, but she loved to do it in part because she loves this community.

She’s now serving as its interim director as a search continues for another executive.

The Ianelli Award was created eight years ago in honor of former Mayor John Ianelli, a lawmaker remembered for his “community

6860 or visit townofplattsburghrecreation.com. ■

North Country Chamber of Commerce to host networking event

PLATTSBURGH| The North Country Chamber of Commerce invites area business people to “Business After Hours” on Thursday, July 19 from 5:30 – 7 p.m. The event will be held at Barracks Golf Course, 24 Golf Course Rd., Plattsburgh.

The July and August “After Hours” have been combined for one big bash. Co-sponsored by SeaComm, Coryer Staffing, Twinstate Technologies and Eagle Country, the event features complimentary hor d’oeuvres, a cash bar and networking. Business cards will be entered to win prizes from event sponsors.

“Business After Hours” is open to all chamber members and their employees. Future members are encouraged to contact the chamber for a special guest pass. Admission is

Trump takes undeserved credit for Obama economy

To the Editor: For an unprecedented 104 consecutive months, the economy has grown. Trump has been president for only the last 18 of those months, and yet incomprehensibly, he is claiming complete and sole responsibility for the state of the economy.

Full-scale (and fallacious) denigration of “President Obama’s economy” ranks high on the list of talking-points-du-jour for Trump and his followers.

The president constantly touts the unemployment-rate as one of his most impressive accomplishments. This might be so for some, but the data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics tell a different story.

The unemployment-rate was 7.8 and rising when Barack Obama came into office. It peaked 10 months later at 10 and has steadily declined since. At Trump’s inauguration, the rate was 4.8 and has fallen to 3.8 over the past 18 months.

Perhaps Mr. Trump can crow for having “caused” the one-point reduction, but the lion’s share (83 percent) of the credit for the declining unemployment-rate is Obama’s.

Another of Trump’s claims concerning Obama’s economy is that the GDP growth-rate was anemic…between one and two percent.

Once again, the facts indicate otherwise.

According to the U. S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, in the first quarter of 2009 the economy was shrinking at a rate of -1.94 percent. This decline continued, reaching -3.19 percent in the second quarter of 2009.

It then began to grow steadily, “spiking” at 5.21 percent in the 3rd quarter of 2014. This growth continued until the 4th quarter of 2016.

does matter” spirit.

“The energy and devotion the Mundys offered this community is precisely what the Ianelli Award seeks to recognize,” Mayor Colin Read said in a statement. “They took a derelict theater in the heart of our downtown and created a treasure for which our entire region can be proud. This is the pride of Mayor Ianelli that I am overjoyed to endorse.” » Ianelli Award Cont. on pg. 18

$3 with an advance reservation and $4 without.

For more information, or to RSVP, call the chamber of commerce at 518-563-1000 or visit northcountrychamber.com. ■

Slots open on town sponsored kayaking trip

PLATTSBURGH | The Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department will be offering a kayak trip to all Town of Plattsburgh adults on July 17 from 9 a.m. to noon.

This trip will be on the Chazy River and kayakers will be leaving from the River Street Boat Launch in Champlain. Town boats are already spoken for, but those with their own kayaks can still register. There is no fee for participants bringing their own equipment.

All participants must pre-register prior for the trip and can do so by stopping by or calling the Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department at 518-562-6860. ■

The average quarterly GDP growth-rate throughout Obama’s presidency was 3.01 percent.

When, in a truly fair and balanced manner, all relevant factors are considered, one can only conclude that, for many of us, this present economy — Obama’s economy — is performing well.

Let us all pray that Trump and his followers will allow it to continue to do so.

John Maddix, Plattsburgh ■

Thurman is blessed

To the Editor: Thurman is so blessed — we have Trump in the White House and Seaman on the Thurman Town Board.

Karma Smith, Athol ■

Confederate flag leaves bad taste

To the Editor: I attended the Ticonderoga Fourth of July Parade expecting to see some wholesome family fun. I don’t know who organized the parade, but the sight of a truck in the parade displaying a large confederate flag was enough to make me wonder about the racist views of the parade organizers.

As a longtime summer resident, I am giving serious thought to taking the money I spend on restaurants, rentals and other activities in Ti and heading to another town.

Art Summers, Ticonderoga ■

Support your president!

To the Editor: Ed Pontacoloni, your guest viewpoint does not add up!

We the American people elected Donald

Trump as our president for a four-year term, he was duly elected by the rules and regulations overseeing a presidential election!

The Sun Editorial Board should apply the same rules to their guest columnist as they do to the readers that send in letters. Allowing insults, name calling and nonfactual information should have voided this article in its entirety. There is nothing father from the truth than his article.

Trump is a very strong and determined individual working harder than any president before him to reverse the damage done to America by the past misdeeds of previous presidents. He is responsible for the economy and paying the interest on the huge debt created and passed down by the Obama administration.

In fact, his tax cut efforts have already shown improvements in the economy! His efforts to protect American interests and our allies have strengthened our relationships with other world powers.

His “America First” and “Make America Great Again” attitude has sent a necessary message to the world, we the people of America will no longer carry the entire burden of everyone’s problems, so get off our backs!

The racist policies of the previous administration have created the split in America and already the Trump agenda is showing signs of correcting these policies.

As for the southern border, “build the wall” is the overwhelming message being sent to the administration via the American people!

Immigrants are welcome via the existing laws, and we the people want them enforced.

Violate our laws and you go to jail and will be returned to your homeland! Enter legally and you will be welcomed!

As for Pontacoloni, wake up, get it straight and support your president!

Bert Windle, Putnam ■

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Arts & Entertainment

Eye on the Arts “Kimberly Akimbo,” a play by David Lindsay-Abaire that follows a New Jersey teen with

By Elizabeth Izzo a rare condition, • COLUMNIST • landed at the Upper Jay Art Center this week. Performances are slated every night, July 12-22, at 8 p.m.

Tickets are $20 per person. To make reservations, call 518-946-6074.

Joe K. Walsh, a Portland, Maine native and critically-acclaimed folksinger, will perform in Ticonderoga on July 19 at 5 p.m. This show is outdoors, a casual, bring-your-own beverage and chair event. The location is 543 Baldwin Road, at the edge of Heart Bay. A $20 donation is requested, with proceeds benefiting the band. For more information, contact Don Sheldon at don@ valleystage.net or 518-585-7266.

On display now at the Courthouse Gallery in Lake George is “Shifting Perceptions,” a new exhibit by artist Jenny Hutchinson. Hitchinson said her work is inspired by a love for drawing from life, and her recent work is inspired by time spent outside. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Friday, noon to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Learn more about Hutchinson’s exhibit at lakegeorgearts.org.

The Keene Valley Congregational Church will host pianist Fred Miller on July 27 at 8 p.m. Miller will perform “lectures in song” honoring the legacy and work of Rodgers and Hammerstein, and the 75th anniversary of

Peru grad Matthew Bezio returns to North Country

By Elizabeth Izzo STA FF W RITER

A play by David Lindsay-Abaire that follows a New Jersey teen with a rare condition, “Kimberly Akimbo,” landed at the Upper Jay Art Center this week.

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“Oklahoma!” A donation of $10 is encouraged. Contact Fritz Sabbow at 518-576-4686 for more information.

The Lake Placid Sinfonietta will land at the Tannery Pond Center in North Creek on July 17 at 7 p.m.

The program will include contemporary songs from a variety of different sources, from “Les Miserables” to the theme of popular HBO drama “Game of Thrones.” Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Earlier that morning, a free Seagle Music Colony production, “Billy Goats Gruff,” is slated to begin at 10 a.m. Learn more at tannerypondcenter.org.

“Xandu, Jr.,” a 1980s-themed musical directed by a recent Peru High School graduate and presented by the Adirondack Regional Theatre, will land at the Strand Center for the Arts on July 15 at 2 p.m. Tickets

are $10. Visit strandcenter.org or call the Strand Center Box Office at 518-324-2787 to reserve your seat.

On July 18, 7 p.m. at the AuSable Town Hall, the Anderson Falls Heritage Society will present “Robert Elliott: Who Do You Think You Are?” This program featuring Don Papson, historian and curator of the North Star Underground Railroad Museum, will highlight the history of Robert Elliott and his descendants. Find out more by calling 518-834-9219 or visiting andersonfalls.com.

“Untitled,” a series of photographs by artist Barry Lobdell, is on display now at the Adirondack Artists Guild in Saranac Lake. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Learn more at adirondackartistsguild.com. ■

BEEKMANTOWN | Beekmantown High students will see a new face at the helm of their school next semester.

Matthew Bezio, 33, a Peru native, will take the school’s top slot on Sunday as the new principal for Beekmantown High School.

“I look forward to collaborating with Superintendent (Daniel) Mannix, teachers, staff, parents and community members to further advance the educational opportunities that Beekmantown offers for every student,” Bezio told The Sun. His hiring at Beekmantown marks a return to the North Country: Bezio previously served as assistant principal for the Palm Beach County School District in Delray Beach, Florida.

Before that he was a district administrator in Boynton Beach, Florida and an educator for 10 years in a variety of positions.

“I think this is a great opportunity to come back and be a part of the progressive atmosphere at Beekmantown,” he said. “I’m excited to be a part of this community.”

He’ll take over for outgoing principal Justin Gardner, who took a position last Sunday as the new superintendent for Willsboro Central School District in Essex County.

“We remain thankful for three great years from Principal Gardner’s leadership. His dedicated service to our students, programming, teachers and commitment to our mission made a significant impact on hundreds of students, alumni, parents and teachers,” Beekmantown Central School District Superintendent Daniel Mannix said in a statement.

“We are thrilled for Matthew to join our school community and are confident he will enhance what we offer our students at Beekmantown High School.” » Beekmantown principal Cont. on pg. 19

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Westport » Summer Concert

Series held at Ballard Park; 7:00 p.m. Come join us Thursday evenings for a free concert in the park featuring various local musicians. For a full schedule visit ballardparkny.org/events

JUL. 13

Jay » The Jungle Book held at

Amos and Julia Ward Theater; 7:00 p.m. JEMS Children’s Theatre Workshops are excited to announce our 10th summer production. Come enjoy the enthusiasm and talents of our youth performing the Jungle Book, by V. Morris, G. Castle, M. Vigilant. Admission $3.00/5.00, or Donation.

JUL. 14

Chazy t.;nazy »» Centennial Lemennia1 Summer ::::,um mer Fair t-a1r

held at Miner 12:00 p.m. held at Miner Institute; Institute; 12:00 p.m. -4:00 4:00

p.m. Help us commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Enjoy historical exhibits, maple creamies, popular social dances of the ragtime era, horse and wagon rides, and more!

Historic dress is encouraged, and prizes will be awarded for the best 1918-inspired looks! All money raised to support the United Way of the Adirondack Region, (suggested donation of $5/person).

out. Join us for drinks, snacks, and great live music. Free Admission.

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Jay » EMS Concert held at Village

Elizabethtown » Free Admission

Summer Series held at Mountain Lake PBS Station; 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Families are welcomed to join us at the for a full episode of Nature Cat, followed by art, crafts, and other educational activities!

JUL. 21

Green; 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Original Folk, Rain Location; Amos & Julia Ward Theatre

to the Adirondack History Museum held at Adirondack History Museum; 12:00 p.m. To celebrate “Elizabethtown Day,” the Adirondack History Museum will offer free entrance to all visitors!

JUL. 15

Port Henry » Champ Day held

at Port Henry Beach; 10:00 a.m.

- 3:00 p.m. A day long festival celebrating the local legendary lake Activities lake monster monst~r “Champ”.

"Champ".'Act include: for the include: games games tor the kids, kids product and and craft craft vendors, vendors, live live music, mus antique antique and and classic classic boat be rendezvous, the rendezvous, Penelope Pene clown, clown, sail sail boat boa race, food food vendors. vendor Free Admission Admissior

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Summer Concert Series held at Ballard Park, Westport

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»» BTB BTI Block Music Mu'. Fest held he at Big Tupper Tu Brewing; B1 all al day.

Featuring F Double D Axel, and A multiple m other live otl musicians, you won’t want to miss

JUL. 21

Elizabethtown » Elizabethtown

Day held at Cobble Hill Golf Course; 10:00 a.m. Come join us for a day of celebrations. Check out the town wide yard sale, watch the parade, and then head to the golf course for activities, food and music.

Fireworks at dusk.

JUL. 22

Tupper Lake » Beachfest held at

Little Wolf Beach; all day The event boasts games, races, prizes and much more! Join us this summer for a family friendly, fun event! Free Admission. 518-359-8370

JUL. 22

Isle LaMotte » 70th annual

pilgrimage held at St. Anne’s Shrine; 12:15 p.m. Knights of Columbus, their families and friends from the Diocese of Ogdensburg will participate in the pilgrimage, beginning with the celebration of a 12:15 PM Mass. Following Mass, a picnic lunch on the shrine’s

beautiful grounds. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will take place at 3PM. For more info Peter 518-643-9241 or John 518-6439386

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Plattsburgh » Friday Night Wine

Down held at Elfs Farm Winery & Cider House; 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Join us every Friday evening for live music, food specials, craft wine, hard cider, beer & spirits. Check our Facebook page for a list of performers.

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Plattsburgh » Plattsburgh

Farmers’ & Crafters’ Market held at Durkee Street Parking Lot; 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Visit the Plattsburgh Farmers’ & Crafters’ Market every Saturday from May to October for local goods, fresh fruits & vegetables, live music, kids activities & so much more!

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Plattsburgh » CVPH Summer

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FILM: “THE 46ERS” WITH DIRECTOR BLAKE CORTRIGHT held at

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Friday: 7:00 pm Hosting the Film The 46ers with Director Blake Cortright.

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» Feral cats Cont. from pg. 1 After a public hearing last week that saw a handful of passionate residents implore the Common Council to reconsider implementing the law, one animal rescue official calling it “inhumane” and “unenforceable,” it was defeated 3-2.

“We went through the proper channels, and it was either going to get passed, get tabled or get defeated. And it was defeated,” Councilor Dale Dowdle (Ward 3), who initially proposed the law after fielding concerns about the city’s feral cat population from his constituents, told The Sun. “I don’t know where it’s going to go from here.”

Councilor Peter Ensel (Ward 4) joined Dowdle in voting to approve the law.

Councilors Rachelle Armstrong (Ward 1), Michael Kelly (Ward 2) and Patrick McFarlin (Ward 5) ultimately voted to reject the law.

Councilor Joshua Kretser (Ward 6) was absent.

LAW SCRUTINIZED

The proposed law, designed to hold rogue feeders accountable and impose new restrictions on the feeding of feral cats, drew scrutiny from local animal lovers.

Carol Solari-Ruscoe, a member of the Elmore SPCA Board of Directors, said that the law would equate to penalizing cats for uncaring owners who abandon them, and that limiting food through this legislation would’ve been “inhumane and unenforceable.”

“The cats didn’t create this situation,” she said.

Ann Tracy, a retired SUNY Plattsburgh professor, said that for residents like her, the law went “counter to conscience.”

“I’m one of those people that can’t possibly resist feeding anything that’s hungry,” she told the council last week.

“You should think very hard please, before you make this ordinance, about whether you are making people do something seriously against their conscience. I think you are.”

Another longtime city resident, Vicky Chaffee, issued an emotional plea to the

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“It’s just not fair, it’s not their fault. I think the owners need to have some responsibility,” she said.

The victim of a brain injury after an accident, Chaffee said she learned to walk again alongside an injured cat that came to her home for help.

She watched the cat learn to walk again by leaning against walls, and did the same, she said.

“The cats. We don’t want to kill them.

They’re a blessing to us. It’s not their fault that these owners are irresponsible. Please, I plead with you.”

The proposal also drew scrutiny from Mayor Colin Read.

Before the council voted on the law, Read took a shot at the proposal, saying city officials should be worrying about the larger, overarching problems facing Plattsburgh.

“I think there are more creative solutions that can come to bear rather than creating a cat and critter feeding cop. I wonder why we’re going after some of the most wonderful do-gooders in our community,” Read said.

“I think there’s some really looming, big

problems facing this council and I don’t want this one to be a distraction from the big, looming problems because I think we can solve this with a little collaboration and a little inclusion.”

Councilor Kelly, who decried what he sees as a society that treats animals with cruelty in general — “We butcher animals to eat them. We don’t gauge their feelings” — said the law exemplified a deeper issue.

“People feel okay about animals being born under their supervision, and then (animals) are left to fend for themselves,” he said.

“Society is messed up.”

QUALITY OF LIFE

Three residents took to City Hall last week to voice their support for the law, though none said that they believed it would be wholly effective in controlling the city’s animal population.

Holly Haber-Drexler said that she lives near one of the cat colonies in the city, and she’s experienced everything from her dogs being attacked to watching a cat deliver kittens under her porch, to being kept up at night by cat fights outside, to watching cats lose ears and tails in the harsh North Country winters.

“Yes, I do believe it’s a problem for all of us,” she said.

“I don’t know what the answer is.”

But building shelters and feeding local cats, she said, is essentially placing a “stamp of approval” on the situation.

“I don’t think this is going to solve the problem,” said Dr. Rebecca King, a local veterinarian.

King suggested licensing cats in the same way that local dog owners are required to license their pets.

“I have no objection to this law. You’re just asking people to take responsibility, and I don’t see a problem with that,” she said.

Councilors Dowdle and Ensel each in turn defended their support for the proposal after receiving multiple complaints from constituents over the years.

Ensel said he’s a pet-lover himself, and while he’s appreciative of the trap, neuter and release services provided by volunteer animal rescue troupe Animal Rescue and Welfare Services, it’s not enough.

“This is not an issue of cats. This is an issue of quality of life for the residents of the City of Plattsburgh,” he said.

Through his tenure on the council, he’s fielded calls about nightmare scenarios where residents have paid thousands to put up fences to keep cats out. Some have been unable to sell their homes because of the issue, he said, and cat feces is seen all over lawns and gardens.

“The smell of cat urine is unbearable at times,” he said.

“What about the taxpayers that are impacted by these nuisance animals? Maybe this isn’t an ideal plan, but I think it’s a start and it’s something we can build on.

“A vote against this is a vote against improving the quality of life for residents.”

Ultimately, the law was defeated.

Ensel said he expects city officials will talk more in the future about ways to combat the feral cat population. ■

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Driver arrested for fleeing scene of accident

PLATTSBURGH | On July 2 the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint of a one car accident off the road on Quarry Road in the Town of Plattsburgh and the vehicle was attempting to leave the scene.

Sheriff’s deputies canvassed the area after learning the vehicle had left the scene and were able to locate the vehicle in a parking lot on Military Turnpike.

Upon investigation, the driver was allegedly found to not have a valid license and was allegedly operating the vehicle while under the influence of drugs. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office also utilized their drug recognition expert for this case.

The defendant was processed at the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office and then arraigned in the

Collision with deer leads to CVPH treatment

PLATTSBURGH | On July 2 at approximately 11:56 p.m., Clinton County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to motorcycle vs. deer personal injury accident on Durand Road near the intersection of Smokey Ridge Road in the Town of Plattsburgh.

Mathew J. Parker was operating a 2008 Yamaha Motorcycle and was traveling south bound on Durand Road when a deer allegedly ran out in front of him. The front of Parker’s motorcycle collided with the deer, causing Parker to be ejected from his motorcycle.

Parker was transported by ambulance to CVPH for left knee and back pain. Parker sustained multiple abrasions on his legs, arms, stomach and back.

Parker was still being evaluated at CVPH but was expected to make a full recovery, authorities said. ■

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Man sentenced on heroin charges

PLATTSBURGH | Charles “Chuck” Adams, 32, of Peru was sentenced July 9 to serve 37 months in prison, to be followed by four years of supervised release, for conspiring to possess, with intent to distribute heroin, announced United States Attorney Grant C. Jaquith, Special Agent in Charge James J. Hunt, New York Division, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Clinton County Sheriff David Favro.

In pleading guilty, Adams admitted to being a member of a heroin-distribution conspiracy that transported hundreds of grams of heroin from Annapolis, Maryland and Schenectady to Plattsburgh where it was distributed.

Adams, who was arrested in possession of 24 grams of heroin (including packaging) on May 25, 2017, admitted to driving other members of the conspiracy to pick up heroin in Annapolis and Schenectady and to selling heroin in Plattsburgh.

The charges are the result of a nearly yearlong investigation led by the DEA Task Force in Plattsburgh which consists of law enforcement officers

from the DEA, Homeland Security Investigations, United States Border Patrol, New York state Police, Clinton County Sherriff’s Office, Essex County Sheriff’s Office, and the Plattsburgh Police Department.

The New York state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision also assisted in the investigation. ■

Unlicensed driver arrested after failure to come to a complete stop

PLATTSBURGH | On July 3, at 1:58 a.m., Kristen K. Brunell was arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation in the second degree, where it is alleged that the defendant was observed operating a vehicle while her New York state driver’s license was suspended due to failure to pay fines and failure to answer summons.

Brunell also allegedly failed to make a complete stop at a red traffic light before turning right.

The defendant was arraigned in the Town of Plattsburgh Court and was released on her own recognizance and is to appear on a later date to face the allegations. ■

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Coin Hunt in the sawdust pile- sponsored by UFirst FCU, Dannemora FCU, and Peru FCU ($100 added to pile each day)

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Valley Mountaineers this past Saturday night as the visitors ran past the North Stars 26-20 before a nice crowd at Melissa Penfield Park.

Plattsburgh returned to the EFL after a one-year hiatus.

The game featured Hudson Valley’s strong running game and the North Stars’ vaunted passing attack, led by veteran quarterback Harry Rascoe.

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out of the Middletown/Newburgh area.

Facing a fourth down and 16 yards to go from his own 44-yard line, Hudson Valley’s Tyler Peddie scampered 19 yards around the right end on a fake punt to the Plattsburgh 37-yard line to seal the six-point victory for the Mountaineers.

The North Stars battled back from a 26-13 deficit as Rascoe hooked up with Dexter Geohagan on a 29-yard touchdown pass with 8:23 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Hudson Valley also hurt the North Stars on special teams late in the third quarter as Jovan Wilkins took a punt from his own five-yard line and raced 95 yards down the left sidelines which put the Mountaineers ahead 20-13 at the time.

Plattsburgh was carrying play at the time and the punt return by Wilkins definitely hurt the North Stars chances of mounting a complete comeback.

“We just simply missed some tackles on the punt return for the touchdown and we also missed a few tackles on the fake punt in the fourth quarter,” said North Stars coach Scott Aguglia.

Offensively, Rascoe completed 22 passes in 50 attempts, good for 313 yards.

He threw three touchdowns and also was intercepted three times by Hudson Valley. Tory Bouyea hauled in two touchdown passes including an electrifying 70-yard pass in the third quarter to close the gap to 14-13.

Bouyea finished with eight catches, good for 169 yards.

Dexter Geohagan also had a big day at receiver for Plattsburgh as he caught 12 passes for 124 yards from Rascoe.

Hudson Valley, however, outgained Plattsburgh 139-14 in the rushing department, and held the Stars to 0 first downs in the running game.

“This was our first game and we didn’t have a chance to play our non-league game two weeks ago because Berkshire wasn’t able to fulfill their commitment to coming to us. So with that said, we played like it was our first time together on the field in a game situations. Overall, we did some real good things out there and we also made a lot of mistakes too, but so did they,” said Aguglia.

Defensively, Josh Nephew was a beast for Plattsburgh as he made double-digit tackles for the North Stars. Devin Alkinburg, James Braid, D.J. Barber, Brandon St. John, and Jared Croy also stood out for Plattsburgh on defense.

“It was nice to get the North Stars back in front of our fans here in Plattsburgh where it belongs,” Aguglia concluded. The North Stars hit the road on Saturday, July 14 as they take on the talented Utica Yard Dogs (1-0). Utica defeated the Seaway Valley Venom 87-0 in their EFL opener.

The game will be played at Sauquoit High School Stadium at 7 pm. Glens Falls edged Tri-City (Schenectady) 13-12 in other EFL action. ■

Rouses Point residents celebrated the Fourth of July with a 5K run, Zumba class, barbecue, live music, parade and a fireworks display finishing out the weekend.

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PLATTSBURGH | Officials from the local business, government, education, health and law enforcement sectors are teaming up on a new housing and lifeskills campus on the former U.S.Air Force Base.

Dubbed the “MHAB Project,” Clinton Community College plans to sell their off-campus dormitories and dining hall to MHAB Enterprises LLC, a private organization lead by Northeast Group CEO Michael Carpenter, his family and former Plattsburgh City Police chiefs Herb Carpenter and Ken Parkinson.

That nearly 11-acre property, with enough capacity to hold 225 people, will be converted into a multi-purpose rehabilitation campus in the next six months.

“We’re going to turn this into a lifeskills campus for people that struggle with alcohol, substance abuse, mental illness, poverty, ALICE (asset limited, income constrained employed) members, any of the things that go around people not being able to get a leg up,” Carpenter told The Sun. “We think of literacy. Literacy volunteers are on board. We think of substance abuse and alcoholism treatment, we think of mental health counseling, we think of self-help group meetings.

“We think of transitional housing for somebody to save some money so they can ultimately get to that American dream where they can have an apartment or a house of their own. That’s effectively what the project is.”

Another part of the project, according to United Way of the Adirondack Region Executive Director John Bernardi, is aiding the region’s homeless population.

“Many people in this area believe we don’t have a homeless population,” Bernardi said. “But we do. This will help address that.”

As for the students displaced by the sale of the dorms, Clinton Community College President Ray DiPasquale said that the college is in talks with SUNY Plattsburgh and private agencies to work out a mutually-beneficial solution.

“We run these at a very serious loss,” DiPasquale said of the dorms.

From the over 200-person capacity, only 20 students have signed up to live there next semester, he said.

More details about the MHAB Project were expected to be revealed on July 10, after this edition went to print.

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The MHAB Project was hailed by a number of local officials at a press conference last week, including Clinton County Sheriff David Favro, Town of Plattsburgh Supervisor Michael Cashman, North Country Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas and state Assemblyman » Ianelli Award Cont. from pg. 7

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Favro said that he has high hopes, and sees the project as a welcome departure from cyclical drug arrests and incarceration. “(Between Favro, Parkinson and Carpenter) we’re talking eight decades of law enforcement,” Favro said. “We’ve all been involved with drug arrests, we’ve all been involved with mental health cases, we’ve all been involved with substance abuse of every type.

“We haven’t seen the positive results we’ve hoped for. We got up every morning, we went to work and we wanted the positive results. We haven’t seen that.

“It was Albert Einstein that said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over but expecting the same result. I think eight decades of arresting people and putting them in jail and hoping that they’ll get better on their own — I think Einstein might’ve pegged that one pretty well for us.”

The MHAB campus will allow for the sort of continued care and fresh environment that may give those in a bad spot a second chance and a new start, he said.

“We can now take these good people and make them productive members of our society again.”

Douglas said that in terms of economic development, a healthy workforce is vital.

For her, community service isn’t just about doing your job and working to build something, it’s about showing up in your city: “I just think — if you don’t get involved, then you can’t complain about things being a certain way,” she said. “You have to be part

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“You can’t have a healthy economy without a healthy community, and you can’t have a healthy community without a healthy population,” he said, noting ongoing growth in the private sector. “We need to care about our population, not just breaking ground on new factories and how many new jobs are being put into the marketplace to fill. It all comes back around to that underlying health.”

Jones agreed.

“This is the issue of the day,” Jones said, referencing homelessness and other effects as a result of the opioid epidemic.

“There’s no doubt about it.

“This (project) is transformative. This is progressive. This is going to be a model for people everywhere in the state and in this country.

“It’s not a handout. It’s not just another government freebie, another government program. We’ve got private business leaders involved, we’ve got government agencies, we’ve got the collection and collaborative effort we need and it’s going to succeed.” ■

of the solution. People that just sit in their houses and complain need to get out and get involved, and it’s not easy to do. It’s not easy, but it’s very rewarding.”

“I look at it as — we’re trying to build a community, all of us,” Stephens added. “A vibrant downtown makes a difference. When you go downtown and there’s restaurants

buzzing and there’s a show at the Strand, that’s something that either keeps people here or attracts people here.”

Past recipients of the award include former state assemblywoman Janet Duprey, Adirondack icon Gordie Little, the law enforcement of Clinton County, Kit and Sally Booth, Bob Wallet, Roger Harwood, Matt Spiegel and Bob Pooler. ■

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Stefanik touts infrastructure funding in Plattsburgh stop Lawmaker delivered $500K grant for water project

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Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-Willsboro) capped off a week-long district tour with Town of Plattsburgh Supervisor Michael Cashman at a townowned water tank farm on Friday, July 6, 2018.

Photo by Pete DeMola various mechanisms, including bond anticipation notes and state and federal grants.

Stefanik helped secure $500,000 through the Northern Regional Border Commission, and said her office has provided support for over 250 grant applications for projects across New York’s 21st Congressional District.

“My model is really working with our local electeds to find federal grant dollar opportunities,” Stefanik told reporters following a tour of the municipal tank farm on Kimberly Drive.

“I’ve been very active to try to increase those dollars to make it available for our communities because we’ve obviously a northern border region.”

Town of Plattsburgh Supervisor Michael Cashman called the funds a “game changer.”

“We’ve literally been kicking the watering can down the road,” he said. The Town of Plattsburgh also provides water to neighboring

» Beekmantown principal Cont. from pg. 8 Bezio is known for coordinating “several school-wide initiatives centered around college readiness and school-wide positive behavior culture,” according to Mannix.

While a student at Peru Central School, Bezio was an all-star athlete in baseball, football and basketball, and was named to the Peru Athletics Hall of Fame in 2013.

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Beekmantown and Schuyler Falls, and town officials say shoring up their infrastructure is also essential for economic development and to accommodate the growth of regional powerhouses like NovaBus and Bombardier.

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Towns across the Adirondacks are engaged in projects to shore up ailing infrastructure projects, and the state announced last month $275 million in available funding opportunities for clean water infrastructure projects alone this year.

While the state has invested $32 million in regional municipal wastewater systems since 2015, the Adirondack Council has identified an additional $85 million in immediate needs in Adirondack communities for wastewater treatment and sanitary sewer costs alone, according to a recent report.

The City of Plattsburgh is not immune to those needs, but ongoing budget constraints paired with the elimination of the Engineer-

Polly Tavernia was also named the district’s new assistant superintendent of special services.

“Ms. Tavernia brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this important position and was the unanimous choice of each committee during the hiring process,” Mannix said in a statement.

Tavernia previously served as the director of pupil personnel at the school.

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The recent resignations of an engineering aide and engineering clerk have put further strain on operations as a new infrastructure division tasked with taking on the Engineering Department’s responsibilities continues to contend with aging infrastructure, looming large-scale projects like the Saranac River Trail expansion and Maine Road repairs, and other everyday duties.

Stefanik, who has been touring the district during the summer recess, said she hasn’t yet met with City of Plattsburgh Mayor Colin Read to discuss infrastructure needs.

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But 18 months after taking office, and with the midterm elections just four months away, a large-scale infrastructure plan remains elusive despite both Republicans and Democrats largely agreeing steep investments in the nation’s crumbling roads and bridges are needed.

“I know there’s not a large infrastructure package as the president has envisioned, but we have moved the ball forward on infrastructure funding,” said Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-Willsboro).

While she’s holding out hope for a possible large-scale bill in the next term, the lawmaker said Congress has helped to deliver results for communities, including reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration Act in April, which provided a five-year funding stream for small, rural airports like Plattsburgh International Airport.

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Brett M. Paepke

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Dustin Lafrance

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Dale W. Mckee

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*All offers are separate,cannot be combined and subject to change.Tax,tags, title, $595 acquisition, first month's payment and OMVfees are due at signing. 12,000 miles/yr. ($0.15 each thereafter). No security deposit required. Lesseeresponsible for maintenance,excessivewear and tear. Must qualify and leasethrough Subaru Motors Finance.720+ Beaconscore.Not all will qualify. Must take delivery from in-stock. Offer expires 7/31/18. Seedealer for complete details. t2015-2018 Kelley Blue Book Brand Image Awards are based on the Brand Watch™ study from Kelley Blue Book Strategic Insights. Award calculated among non-luxury shoppers. For more information, visit www.kbb.com.

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All offers are separate,cannot be combined,and subjectto change.All prices/offersare plus tax, tag, title, and DMV.Sorry,prior salesexcluded. Dealership not responsiblefor typographicalerrors. Photofor illustrativepurposesonly.Seedealerfor details.Offersend 7/31/ 18. ( 1) Onselectin stock models,while stock lasts. Must finance with GM Financialfor select rebates. Some customersmay not qualify.Not availablewith specialfinancing,lease and someother offers. (2) No securitydeposit required. 10,000 miles per year,$0.25/mile for overage. Paymentsincludeall availableincentives,rebates and coupons.

Lesseepays for excesswear and tear charges.Must qualifyand leasethrough GMFinancialleasing.Not available with some other offers. (3) Must be a current Firefighter, Police, EMT/Paramedicor 911 Dispatcher.First Respondersemployedby federal, state or municipalgovernmentsmay be subject to restrictionsthat limit their abilityto acceptthis offer.Not availablewith someother offers. Seedealer for details.t Pre-ownedpricesare plus tax, tag, title, and DMV.

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Must finance through Chrysler Capital. **leases Rts. 9&28, Warrens~urg, NY 12885 through Chrysler Capital include allavailable rebates andarebased on10,000 miles ayear with $2999 cash down; 1stpayment, taxes and DMV feesdueatinception; security deposit waived forwell-qualified buyers; disposition fee$395; 25c amile overage. lessee isresponsible Just 4miles offExit 23where Rt. 9and Rt. 28Connect formaintenance andrepairs.

Pictures forillustration purposes only.

Pacifica lease isfor5,000 miles ayear.

Offer ends 7/20/18.

(518) 623-3405 www.krystalchryslerjeepdodge.net 190630