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Allegany County proposes $133.7M budget for 2020 By BOB CLARK BELMONT — Allegany County officials are expected to vote in November on a $133.7 million budget for 2020. Officials are mulling an 8.3% increase in spending over the 2019 budget. The tentative budget, filed Oct. 16, shows the largest increase in spending comes from juvenile detention. The 2019 budget included no separate funds for juvenile detention, but a $9.18 million contract is included in the 2020 budget. The increase comes as the state’s Raise the Age law, signed in 2018, requires counties to house inmates under the age of 18 in facilities separate from adult inmates. The county plans to contract out housing to an out-ofcounty facility. Most of that expense will be offset by major increases in state aid. The budget calls for $25.8 million in state aid, up two-thirds from the 2019 budget. Non-property taxes — mostly sales taxes — are also budgeted to increase about $270,000. Overall, revenue outside of property taxes is expected to raise about 12% to $98.45 million. Officials also plan to use $5.04 million in fund balance to offset increasing expenses — about 17 percent less than in 2019 — with $4.75
million for the general fund. The proposed property tax levy is $29.78 million, a 1.62% increase. The tentative tax rate of $14.89 per $1,000 of assessed property value at 100 percent equalization represents a 1.62% jump. The budget is available for review by contacting Clerk of the Board Brenda Rigby Riehle at rigbyba@ alleganyco.com or at (585) 268-9220. The tentative date for the budget hearing is 7 p.m. Nov. 14 in the board chambers in the Allegany County Office Building. The date is slated to be finalized at Monday’s board meeting. While some hearings on county budgets have been heavily attended over the years, many others have been attended only by county officials and media representatives. Legislators are expected to vote on the budget’s approval Nov. 25, but Riley noted that could be changed to a later date if changes are necessary. The budget is due Dec. 20. If no resolution is passed at that time, the tentative budget plus any changes voted on by the board becomes the official 2020 budget. That last situation happens rarely, Riehle told the Times Herald — only once in the past few decades during a contentious budget process about 15 years ago.
This Bolivar Main Street rendering was prepared by Alfred State College architectural students who have worked on a revitalization plan for the village.
BOLIVAR — The Bolivar community will receive its first look at Alfred State College architecture students’ vision — two months in the making — for a revitalized downtown. At the 7 p.m. presentation on Monday in the Bolivar-Richburg High School gym, students will present the final product of their work for a re-imagined Bolivar. Alfred State students were challenged to transform Bolivar from a community in economic and demographic decline — despite its rich history, smalltown charm and natural beauty and a unique cultural heritage in the oil industry — into an alluring destination by focusing on the use of branding, placemaking and commerce. Angela M. McKay, assistant director of economic development and planning for Allegany County, said the Alfred State students visited Bolivar at the end of August to assess the needs and aspects of the community. “The final product of their investigation and creative reenvisioning will be presented at the Nov. 4 public meeting for
the community, where they’ll walk residents through their process; provide high-quality illustrations of their proposed community enhancements; and answer questions from community members,” McKay said in a press release. This Community Visualization Study is a part of a senior-level Architecture Design Studio course, taught by William Dean and made possible through funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission. Over the course of the project, students build real-world leadership skills and are immersed in the local community. “Working with the community of Bolivar has been an eyeopening experience and taught each of us a little more about the profession we wish to be a part of,” said Caleb BoyceWright, a student in the course. “Collaborating with, and designing for, a small rural town has forced us to research, think, and design for a real client — and we hope it has been as rewarding for the community as it has been for our studio.” McKay said past studies
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BELMONT — The Allegany County Board of Legislators accepted the resignation of Deborah McDonnell from her position as Allegany County administrator, effective Monday. “Allegany County thanks Ms. McDonnell for her service to the County and wishes her the best in her future experiences,” said Chairman Curt Crandall, R-Belfast. The board also voted Monday to appoint former administrator Tim Boyde and County Attorney Carissa Knapp as joint acting county administrators.
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“From Hate to Harm” Talk at Cuba Library On Thursday, Nov. 7 at 6: 30 p.m., Dr. Robin Valeri will present "From Hate to Harm" at the Cuba Library, 39 E. Main St, Cuba NY. This talk will examine why people hate, tactics used to spread hate, and the resulting harm caused by hate. Robin Maria Valeri, Professor of Psychology, St. Bonaventure University, was graduated with a B.A., cum laude, in psychology from Cornell University and an M.A. and Ph.D.
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Republican George Borrello, the Chautauqua County executive, and Democrat Austin Morgan of Freedom, are seeking to succeed former state Sen. Catharine M. Young in the 57th Senate District special election on Tuesday. Both candidates pledge to carry on Young’s legacy of tirelessly traveling the four-county district and bringing home state funding for school districts and fire departments. Morgan, of Freedom, at 22 a 2019 Cornell graduate and former State Senate intern, says he’s the only candidate with experience in the Senate chamber and, as a member of the majority party, would have a seat at the table at budget time. He said he would bring a fresh face and new ideas to Albany. Borrello emphasizes his working-class roots and success as an entrepreneur before being elected to the Chautauqua County Legislature 10 years ago. He says he sees his role as calling out radical policies of an oppressive, outof-control state government. One of his first priorities would be to fight unfunded mandates. Morgan, who says part of Young’s legacy was bipartisanship, says Borrello’s vitriol with the Cuomo administration and legislative leaders will make it hard for Borrello to work with them. “I’m standing up for what’s right,” Borrello responds. “I’m speaking out to get things accomplished.” Borrello says the spotlight he and U.S. Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, shined on the poor conditions on the New York State Thruway on the Cattaraugus Territory resulted in the agreement between the state and Seneca Nation to fix the
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highway. Morgan says he favored amendments to the bail and discovery reforms passed in the State Legislature and signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Taking discretion over bail away from judges, for example, “may put some people in harm’s way.” Those charged with misdemeanors and some nonviolent felonies will no longer be required to post bail. Borrello was critical of the bail and discovery reforms that will take effect Jan. 1. He called for the bill’s repeal, arguing that the state offered no guidance, no funding and no support for its rollout. “There were mistakes made,” Morgan admits. “We need people willing to work together to fix things.” To reduce population loss, Morgan says the region needs to find some way to keep young people in the area while taking care of seniors. Morgan also says he encourages more students to become involved in skilled trades. Borrello indicates he will propose a first employee tax credit that would help a sole proprietor to hire a first employee. Both candidates say they would have voted against the state law that allows illegal immigrants to obtain a driver’s license. Borrello says he was absolutely against it because it could aid voter fraud. It’s another example, he says, of the “irresponsible way” the Democratic majority is acting in Albany.
Morgan offers that the New York State Business Council supported the bill. Both candidates also agree that the Route 219 Expressway should be extended south to Salamanca. This has been stalled for years, Morgan says. The environmental impact statement is being prepared. A Democrat representing the district could better lobby for state funding, he adds. Borrello says, “Route 219 needs to be completed. The governor has ignored this topic.” He points to the work on the Thruway as evidence that he and Reed were successful in shining a light on the issue. Morgan says it was more like grandstanding on Borrello’s part. The candidates differ on the
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YMCA, Catholic Charities to expand Kinship Caregiver services in area Teaming up to help relative caregivers, the Olean and Wellsville YMCAs and Catholic Charities of Buffalo are partnering to support grandparents, relatives and friends who are raising and caring for children. The collaboration expands the reach and services of Catholic Charities’ Kinship Caregiver Program, which has been supporting Cattaraugus County families with relatives raising children with increased emphasis on the generational gap, for 12 years. Kinship Caregiver Program will hold monthly meetings and activities at both the Wellsville and Olean YMCAs. The joint program combines
support groups and care coordination with YMCA family membership, family events, programs and youth activities. The Allegany County Kinship Caregiver Program will hold its initial meetings at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 and Dec. 10 at the Wellsville YMCA, followed by the third Tuesday of every month. “We are thrilled and honored to partner with Catholic Charities of Buffalo to offer support and services to relatives and non-family members raising children,” said Barb Sweitzer, CEO of the YMCA of the Twin Tiers. “This special population faces several obstacles
while coping with a variety of emotional and social concerns. Together we are able to offer them opportunities such as peer support, family activities and YMCA membership.” The program receives financial support from the Brookdale Foundation and funding from the Burt Fund, the Health Foundation for Western & Central New York and the YMCA Annual Support Campaign. Benefits of family membership include free child watch while a parent is in the facility, swimming
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Houghton, N.Y.—On Friday, November 1st, Houghton College’s Wind Ensemble will present a free concert of musical selections for the public. The concern also features two faculty members as featured soloists. Dustin Woodard, assistant professor of percussion, will perform in “The Principle of Polarity” by Brett William Dietz. This new piece, commissioned by the Greatbatch School of Music, is designed to highlight the skill and dexterity of the solo vibraphonist. Dr. Kimberly Prins Moeller, assistant professor of voice, will feature as a solo vocalist
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Dr. Skip Sullivan, president of Alfred State, said, “Our college is grateful to have been awarded the Title III grant and we look forward to implementing several strategies that will enhance student success. I applaud Betsy Penrose for leading the effort that made it possible for us to receive this grant.” Dr. Kristin Poppo, provost, said, “Alfred State College is committed to helping each of our students meet their goals and attain a higher educational credential. The Title III Strengthening Institutions grant allows us to enhance our student support so that more ASC
students are successful. Students are our first priority at ASC, and we are thrilled to be able to enhance their experience through this grant.” Betsy Penrose, vice president of Enrollment Management, said, “The Title III Strengthening Institutions funding will help us build upon the strong student success foundation at Alfred State. We plan to expand academic advising, improve student onboarding, and increase the college’s endowment to support students in the future. This grant is an unwavering commitment to our students and an investment in their success.”
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Meanwhile, Reed and his Problem Solvers Caucus on Wednesday endorsed H.R. 3497, the Jumpstart Our Businesses by Supporting Students (JOBS) Act, to expand Pell Grant eligibility for qualifying short-term training programs, helping more Americans gain access to industry-recognized credentials. In backing the bill, Reed said the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, which he co-chairs, supports students having access to training “needed for the 21st century economy.”
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Pictured: Houghton College Wind Ensemble 2019 performers, gathered in the Ortlip Gallery in the college’s Center for the Arts in “Um Mitternacht” by Gustav Mahler. Mahler, a respected and influential Jewish composer of the late Romantic period, wrote “Um Mitternacht” as part of his RückertLieder, based on the poetry of Friedrich Rückert. “We are thrilled to be featuring two of our Greatbatch School of Music faculty members in this concert,” says Dr. Timothy McGarvey, wind ensemble conductor and professor of conducting at Houghton. “It will prove to be a beautiful and exciting evening of music.” Two of Houghton’s graduate conducting students, Marissa Perez and Dakota Hirsch, will
each conduct a piece during the concert. Perez will conduct “Scenes from the Louvre” by Norman Dello Joio, from Joio’s Emmy Award-winning score to the 1964 documentary The Louvre. Hirsch, meanwhile, will conduct “Movement II, After ‘The Thunderer’” by Ira Hearshen, taken from Hearshen’s Symphony on Themes of John Philip Sousa. The wind ensemble program will also feature music from Eric Whitacre, David Gillingham, and Ron Nelson. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy pieces in a variety of styles, all anchored by the core wind ensemble instrumentation.
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