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ALBANY (TNS) — The start of the new year brings with it new laws that are sure to impact the day-to-day lives of New York state residents. Cash bail has been eliminated for misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies. Real ID deadlines are looming large. Plastic bags will be banned in March. Paid family leave is available in an increased capacity. Teens can now preregister to vote at 16 or 17 years old. Mental health and addiction coverage has been expanded. Here’s a look at several new laws that will affect the state in 2020: As of Jan. 1, cash bail has been eliminated for most misdemeanors and non-violent felonies, including most drug offenses, in the state of New York. The reforms were passed as part of the state budget in April. Under the law, bail has been eliminated for all misdemeanor charges, with the exceptions of sex offenses and criminal contempt for violating an order of protection in a domestic violence case. Bail and pretrial detention are also scrapped for nearly all nonviolent felonies, with the exceptions being witness intimation or tampering, murder conspiracy, contempt charges involving domestic violence and some offenses against children, sex charges and terrorism-related offenses. In cases where there’s

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a risk of flight, judges can set a number of conditions upon a defendant’s release, including electronic monitoring for 60 days with an option to renew, supervised release, travel restrictions or limitations on weapon possession during the pretrial phase. Bail and detention will still be permitted for virtually all violent felonies, except specific sub-sections of seconddegree robbery and second-degree burglary. According to the Center for Court Innovation, only 10% of the nearly 205,000 criminal cases arraigned in the five boroughs in 2018 would have been eligible for bail under the new law. That means the vast majority of defendants would have been released pending the disposition of their case. Republican lawmakers in Albany have been highly-critical of the reforms, voicing public safety concerns regarding the release of the alleged criminals. Proponents say fewer poor residents will spend time in jail because they can’t afford bail, while proponents also argue that law enforcement officials have overreacted to the reforms. REAL ID New Yorkers now have less than 9 months to acquire a new form of identification if they plan on catching any domestic flights.

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John Hasper, former Allegany County legislator, assemblyman, dies in Florida By RICK MILLER

Former Assemblyman John W. Hasper of Belfast has died in Florida, where he and his wife were spending the winter. Hasper reportedly suffered internal bleeding after a fall and died Saturday at Bayfront Hospital in Punta Gorda, Fla. Treusdell Funeral Home, Belfast, said Monday that funeral arrangements are incomplete. Hasper, who served three terms representing the 136th Assembly District from 1987 to 1992, was a Belfast businessman. He served as Belfast supervisor from 1978 to 1980, when he was elected to the Allegany County Legislature. He served on the county legislature for six years, including four as chairman (1982-86). Hasper narrowly lost a Reublican primary for state Senate in 1995 to Sen. Jess J. Present of Jamestown. He won the Conservative primary in that primary race. Later, Hasper was appointed New York state deputy secretary of state by then-Gov. George Pataki. Hasper was also a former Allegany County Republican Party chairman and a 40-year member of the Belfast Fire Department. Allegany County Republican Party Chairman Mike Healy said Hasper’s “entire life was dedicated to public service, Allegany County, New York

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State and the Republican Party.” Healy noted that Hasper was presented the Reagan Award by the Allegany County Republican Committee in October 2013 “in appreciation of his many years of dedicated service to the Republican Party and Allegany County.” Healy added: “Our thoughts and condolences are with John’s wife Lorraine and their entire family.” Allegany County Legislature Chairman Curtis Crandall said, “Allegany County has lost a great citizen and statesman with the passing of John Hasper.” As Allegany County Board of Legislators chairman, Crandall said, “I am deeply saddened by the passing of John Hasper as is our entire Board of Legislators, both past and present. Our thoughts and prayers go out to

John’s wife Lorraine and the Hasper family.” He said Hasper “played a key role in the progression of Allegany County. John helped to form, plan, and lay the foundation for the legislative districts, rules, terms of ofﬁce and committee system we have today. Serving on our ﬁrst Board of Legislators, John went on to serve as chairman of the Board of Legislators from 1982-1986.” Crandall said Hasper was a leader in many groups and organizations in Allegany County and beyond for many decades and was continually called upon for advice and direction throughout his retirement years. “John’s knowledge and involvement in local affairs will be deeply missed,” Crandall said.

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HOUGHTON — Beginning Monday, Jan. 13, Houghton College Online is making many classes available to audit. In the past, students had to be enrolled in a degree program or on campus to audit a class. “Education is no longer just about a degree,” said Dr. Ken Schenck, vice president for planning and innovation and director of Houghton Online. “The world is changing so quickly that we

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RUSHFORD — The Allegany County Industrial Development Agency is facing criticism for scheduling a public hearing on the controversial Alle-Catt Wind Farm between the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. Invenergy, the corporate parent of Alle-Catt Wind Farm, has applied to the IDA for $1.35 million in sales tax exemptions for construction and equipment and a 20-year $17.45 million payment in lieu of taxes (P.I.L.O.T.) agreement. At the outset of Monday morning’s IDA public hearing at the Rushford Fire Hall, IDA Executive Director Craig R. Clark told those attending the hearing was not for review of the project, but the proposed IDA tax breaks and P.I.L.O.T. The portion of the $550 million, 117-turbine project in Allegany County covers about 15,000 acres in the towns of Rushford and Centerville. Clark said Invenergy hopes to get permits to begin construction in late 2020. Invenergy said 49 of the turbines would be in Allegany County — 13 in northern Rushford and 36 across Centerville. One woman whose family had owned a farm on Brookside Road in Rushford since 1917 said the IDA holding a public hearing during the day between two major holidays was a guarantee of low public participation. Landowners who do not have

leases with Invenergy still have to contend with health issues, shadow flicker, infrasound and the loss of enjoyment of their property. The IDA, she said, should have guarantees of no loss of land value and that health won’t be affected. Clark replied that the IDA hearings were generally held in the mornings or afternoons. Murial Kummer of Rushford Lake said she learned about the public hearing by chance: “My husband saw it on Facebook.” Clark said the IDA published the notice of the public hearings (10 a.m. in Rushford and 1 p.m. in Centerville) in its official paper, the Wellsville Daily Reporter, which is solely online. Others asked why a hearing for such a controversial project wasn’t advertised in the Olean Times Herald, Cuba Patriot or Arcade Herald, all of which circulate in the two Allegany County towns. The timing of the public hearing and little notice “tells me something doesn’t smell right,” said John Cady of Rushford. But Joe Donnelly of Rushford said the project shouldn’t be dismissed “if it’s going to cut my taxes by 50%.” Charles Bliss, a member of the Rushford Town Board, which approved a wind law sought by Invenergy with a 600-foot turbine height limit — up from 450 feet — said the town would be getting about $300,000 a year from Invenergy. That would be half of the general fund, he said. He claimed Allegany County taxes

would go down, too. Bliss said the town would share a P.I.L.O.T. based on $5,850 a megawatt. “Allegany County is in a tough position” losing businesses. “We have to look at any opportunity to bring additional revenue into the town.” One man, who said he owned a campground near a proposed turbine, said patrons have told him they would leave rather than have one 1,200 feet from the campsite. Stephanie Milks, president of Freedom United in Cattaraugus County, said the timing and lack of publicity for the public hearing was another example of the non-transparency of the AlleCatt project. “It looks fishy,” she said. “It looks very fishy. It seems very underhanded.” Invenergy will suggest that the small number of people who came to speak at the public hearing is an indication that it enjoys wide support, Milks said. Milks said Invenergy’s filings show a large number of homes will get 80 hours a year of shadow flicker during 241 (sunny) days. One Rushford leaseholder will get up to two hours of flicker a day and another will get about three hours of flicker a day. “Is that worth your $200 to $400 tax break?” Milks asked. One man observed that the IDA’s legal counsel is Daniel Spitzer of Hudson Russ in Buffalo, who has been pushing wind projects — including AlleCatt — for 15 years.

Ginger Schroder, a Farmersville resident, Cattaraugus County legislator and an attorney fighting the Alle-Catt project, said county lawmakers in 2018 urged the Cattaraugus County IDA not to grant tax breaks to big wind projects. “Our goal is to make sure this project is never built in Cattaraugus County,” she said. Schroder said the Alle-Catt project is months away from being accepted or denied under Article 10. There is no reason for the Allegany County IDA to be accepting a P.I.L.O.T. application from Invenergy. “Our IDA sent it back,” she said. Schroder said Monday’s little-publicized public hearing hit “an inconvenient speed bump in what I think is a rush bid to P.I.L.O.T. this program and grant enormous tax incentives on the backs of taxpayers.” Shroder also called Spitzer’s representation of both the

IDA and Invenergy “a terrible conflict.” She said she wasn’t sure the IDA members were aware of Spitzer’s dual role. Schroder said by agreeing to a P.I.L.O.T. for Alle-Catt, the IDA would find itself “in a dance with the devil.” She cited the state attorney general’s fine of the company for failing to make financial disclosures that more than 10 town officials or their relatives in five towns had leases with Invenergy. The company was fined $25,000 for the lack of compliance. “Their lack of compliance does not inspire confidence this company will do the right thing,” she said. Four of those town officials are in Allegany County, Schroder added. At the conclusion of the 1½-hour public hearing, Clark thanked those who attended and said the IDA would make no decision until February or March. To view a YouTube video of the public hearing go to: https:// youtu.be/Ewwdippafak

Meet new pastor of Rushford Baptist Church, Michael Welch on Jan. 18 Rushford Baptist Church invites the community to meet its new pastor, Michael Welch, and his family on January 18, 2020 between 2:00 and 4:00 P.M. at the Bible House, 9103 County Road 7B in Rushford, Pastor Michael is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL and is prepared to graduate in May with a Masters of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, TX. Pastor Michael, his wife Chantel, and children Selah, Michael, Jacob and Zoey have relocated from Dallas to Rushford, where he has begun serving as pastor. All are residents are encouraged to welcome the Welches to our community.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: In April 2020, Concerned Citizens of Allegany County will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the “Bump the Dump” protest, a multiyear citizen action that prevented the establishment of a nuclear waste dump. This extraordinary episode in our history was ultimately argued and won in U.S. Supreme Court. In taking a stand against the dangers of radioactive contamination on environmental and human health, thousands of citizens became folk heroes. We invite you to learn more about them.

By THOMAS V. PETERSON Thirty years ago the people of Allegany County adopted civil disobedience as a major tactic in our ﬁght against a proposed nuclear dump. Why was it so successful in thwarting the state’s efforts to site the dump at Allen, West Almond and Caneadea? The story begins on April 10, 1989, when Gary Lloyd and Stuart Campbell went to a CCAC (Concerned Citizens of Allegany County) meeting to argue that they should begin organizing for civil disobedience. Both men believed that the democratic processes of scientiﬁc studies, legal challenges and peaceful protest rallies would not stop the state from putting the dump in Allegany County. Gary, who had grown up in the county hunting deer, was incensed that the state might ruin this precious land with nuclear garbage. He and other avid woodsmen had serious conversations about vandalizing bulldozers and drilling rigs with explosives. Although Gary didn’t have moral doubts about sabotage in this particular case, he worried that violent actions might create a backlash and divide folks in the county. Far worse, someone could get seriously hurt. Gary had closely followed the Civil Rights Movement in the newspapers and wondered whether civil disobedience might work here. Stuart, a history professor at Alfred University, had studied social movements and the ways economic interests had used brutal means against ordinary people. Civil disobedience, he believed, was one of the few effective ways that people without economic and political power might

successfully win against the nuclear industry. Gary and Stuart presented their case, but the reception was mixed. David Seeger, CCAC’s lawyer from Buffalo, warned the leadership not to get involved because the government could file lawsuits and seek injunctions that would both derail the legal progress that they had already made and drain their treasury. Although some thought civil disobedience might be necessary in the future, others worried that it could lead to mob violence. In any case, CCAC was becoming overwhelmed with educational, political and legal tasks. After the meeting, Gary and Stuart realized that for Submitted Photo civil disobedience to work A member of Grandparents for the Future (center) in the county, they would is handcuffed to a barrier during a civil disobedience have to begin organizing. action in 1990 to fight a proposed nuclear waste dump They found folks who had in Allegany County. used civil disobedience Resists Nuclear Waste.” especially during the in labor disputes, during Why was civil last action at Caneadea. the Vietnam War and disobedience in the county Police, who had spent a against despoliation of the so effective? couple of hours arresting environment. Interest grew First, without the “grandparents” chained rapidly and 50-60 women incredible leadership of across the Caneadea and men soon formed Steve Meyers and many bridge, tried to get on the ACNAG (Allegany County others in CCAC, the site, well over 2 miles Nonviolent Action Group). county would not have away, by marching around They planned their first been unifi ed enough to the farm equipment action: confronting the make civil disobedience blocking the road. In their Siting Commission when persuasive. CCAC apparent frustration, they it came to do a “windshield leafleted the county with began arresting people tour” of the proposed sites. information and organized who were merely singing Nearly 50 people linked a massive turnout of protest songs on the side of arms and surrounded 5,000 people (10% of the the road. the Siting Commission’s population of the entire Although the leadership car when it pulled into county) to greet the siting of ACNAG sent their the parking lot at the commissioners when they most-trained members to county courthouse in came into the county. the Caneadea bridge, they Belmont. After keeping Local scientists knew that undisciplined the commissioners locked presented a study to show and unpredictable people, in their car for over an that Allegany County was over whom ACNAG had hour, Sheriff Larry Scholes unsuitable for a nuclear no control, were at many arrested the protesters. dump. Women in West places on the site. The Belmont protest Almond worked for many The leaders finally made civil disobedience weeks on an anti-dump resorted to using horses to respectable in the rural quilt. People publicized the stop the police advance. county. Workers in the potential spread of nuclear Although that is still a courthouse hung anti-dump controversial decision, placards from the windows waste by making a canoe trip on the Genesee River ACNAG’s leadership and cheered the protesters from Belmont to Rochester. believed that the horses when they were released. The BANDITS (Band prevented a bloodbath Newspaper articles and Against Nuclear Dumps between the protesters and letters to the editor in both in This State) wrote and police. Thankfully Gov. the Olean Times Herald sang protest songs at many Mario Cuomo decided and the Wellsville Reporter rallies, the most notable to end the commission’s were positive about the being at the “Night of attempts to get onto the protests. Representatives Rage” in West Almond in sites before there was a from ACNAG began the fall of 1989. need for another action. holding civil disobedience Second, civil Follow Concerned training sessions around the disobedience was Citizens’ FB page or attend county. successful because the next meeting. Phone/ Between Dec. 13, the ACNAG leaders text (585) 466-4474 or 1989, and April 4, 1990, meticulously planned the email contactusccac@ nonviolent protesters various actions and worked gmail.com. linked arms on four diligently to maintain (Thomas V. Peterson separate occasions and nonviolence. is Emeritus Professor of stopped the commission ACNAG’s success in Religious Studies and Art from getting to the sites. drawing people to protect Theory at Alfred University, The success of each action the sites had a downside, where he taught for 36 drew more people to the however — large numbers years. He was active in the next action until there of people who had not nuclear dump fight and were approximately 1,000 been exposed to ACNAG’s wrote “Linked Arms: A at the final showdown in civil disobedience training Rural Community Resists Caneadea. I have detailed sessions began showing Nuclear Waste,” published this story in “Linked Arms: up at the later protests, by SUNY Press in 2002.) A Rural Community

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ALFRED — Ten Allegany County residents have each been awarded scholarships to attend Alfred State. • Christianna Reynolds of Cuba was awarded an $80,080 “Excellence in Education Scholarship.” Reynolds is slated to graduate in 2020 from Cuba-Rushford Central School and has been accepted into the digital media and animation (BS) program. • Daniel Emerson of Cuba was awarded a $10,140 “All-American Scholarship.” Emerson is slated to graduate in 2020 from CubaRushford Central School and has been accepted into the liberal arts and sciencesadolescent education (AA) program.

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2020 from Friendship Central School and has been accepted into the liberal arts and sciences-humanities (AA) program. • Micah Hosley of Friendship was awarded a $2,000 “Academic Distinction Scholarship.” Hosley is slated to graduate in 2020 from Friendship Central School and has been accepted into the biological science (AAS) program. • Sarah Francisco of Belmont was awarded a $1,000 “Alumni Scholarship.” Francisco is slated to graduate in 2020 from Genesee Valley Central School and has been accepted into the undeclared major program. • Brendan Graves of Scio was awarded a $1,000 “Alumni

Scholarship.” Graves is slated to graduate in 2020 from Scio Central School and has been accepted into the criminal justice (AS) program. • Jordan Ormsby of Alfred Station was awarded a $1,000 “Alumni Scholarship.” Ormsby is slated to graduate in 2020 from Alfred-Almond Central School and has been accepted into the accounting (AAS) program. • Micaela McKinney of Alfred Station was awarded a $4,000 “Outof-State Scholarship.” McKinney is slated to graduate in 2020 from Coudersport Area Jr-Sr High School and has been accepted into the veterinary technology (AAS) program.

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Democrats are invited to attend to learn more about the Democratic Party’s activities in Allegany County. The agenda will include adoption of a budget for 2020 and proposed updates to the by-laws. Please contact

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