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Magnificent May Mayhem announced by GOACC OLEAN — Last fall, the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce events committee unveiled a new event called Magnificent May Mayhem or M3.

This event will be a whole mayhem of events — from an endurance run, timed river regatta, Putt Putt Crawl, toss in a Float the Allegheny and end with a flea market. M3 will be held May 20 and 21.

“If you remember that survey asking for what the community wanted GOACC to do in regards to events — that survey gave our Events Committee a lot of directions and ideas,” Yanetsko said.

“Jingle Bell Jubilee (great success), Frosty Fest (on paper great event — but snow cancelation) and now M3 were established from the survey data.”

The tentative schedule for May 20 includes a street dance, food trucks, carnival games, wine walk, the Putt Putt Crawl and car cruise.

Saturday includes the community-wide garage sales, sound stage, timed river regatta, a casual Float the Allegheny, hike Mt. Herman endurance run and the city’s largest flea market.

The street dance will be an evening of fun for the whole family — music, food and fun. “One of the items in the survey included the return of a street dance, similar to what the Rally in the Valley did for so many years,” Yanetsko said.

“Yes, the dance will be on Laurens but with the putt putt and wine walk, it will bring people out from Laurens Street and throughout the merchants and businesses on those streets as well. Laurens Street will be

closed to traffic, retail/craft vendors will be throughout Union and State Street.”

The Putt Putt Crawl will operate a normal putt putt course, however, golfers will travel from place to place (hole to hole) to play the hole set up there. This is fun for all ages with foursomes consisting of families, couples, and friends.

GOACC will work with a local non-profit to be the fundraising element with this event as well as organize and run the event. Trophies will be awarded for the best foursome, and then individual preteen/teen/adult with male/female as well.

Wine Walk will feature different local/regional wines at several businesses throughout Union and State streets where one can walk and taste the different wines.

This is another activity we are looking for a non-profit to host as a great fundraising event opportunity,” said Erica Dreher, GOACC member services manager.

The Flea Market will be held outside the rec center as well as inside the rec center if numbers warrant two locations. The market provides space for vendors to sell second-hand merchandise.

Antiques and collectibles, garage sale folks and flower and plant vendors will all be welcome.

The River Regatta will feature one-person, twoperson, four-person and six-person floating vessels, whether kayak, canoe or flat bottomed boat. The regatta will be a timed event with the vessels starting at Steam Valley boat launch and ending at Olean Creek, parallel to War Veterans Park.

The fees will be based on number of people and all fees include an event tank, and refreshment vouchers.

Teams can feature any age participants (waivers for those under 18 will need to be signed by parent/guardian) with awards for first, second, and third place for each vessel category.

Float the Allegheny’s goal is to encourage people to get into the river and have a whale of a good time in the process.

Although not timed, and basically anyone can participate, those interested in being an official float participant will pay one of three fees, including individual float, family four pack, and family four-plus pack.

The fees may include an event tank and refreshment vouchers.

Finally the endurance run, or hike to Herman.

Although official mileage and elevation hasn’t been determined, the run will take participants from Four Mile Brewing Co., to South Union Street bridge, to the City of Olean road to the reservoir, to Alpine Drive, up and around the tanks, back down the same route, to Four Mile Brewing, under the East State Street bridge via Adams Street to War Veterans Park. The fee will include event tech tee, refreshments at the end, as well as other race bling.

Registration for all activities will begin on April 1, with most fees increasing as the event gets closer.

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Best Country Collaboration with Vocals. The first in track this year.

Walker Hayes was an1992 was for “The Whiskey Ain’t Workin’,” a duet with nounced as the first conMarty Stuart, and again in cert’s headliner in February 1998 for “Same Old Train,” and will perform Aug. 3.

Other main grandstand a collaboration with Stuart continued from 1 events include the Broken B and nine other artists.

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Springfield moved to the United States in the 1970s.

Springfield rocketed to superstardom in 1981with his hit single “Jessie’s Girl,” which reached No. 1 on the charts. The song also earned Springfield a Grammy Award for “Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.” Other hit singles included “I’ve Done Everything for You,” “Don’t Talk to Strangers,” “Affair ofthe Heart” and “Love Somebody.”In addition to his music, Springfield becamea household name for his acting appearances,

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NY ethics panel agains orders Cuomo to return $5.1M for book deal ALBANY — New York’s ethics commission has passed a motion again ordering former governor Andrew M. Cuomo to repay $5.1 million in book royalties.

And this time, the Times Union of Albany reports, the Joint Commission on Public Ethics is taking a nearcertain legal battle with Cuomo into its own hands.

The motion was proposed by Commissioner David McNamara at the beginning of the specially called meeting on Friday afternoon.

McNamara detailed the motion, then they went into executive session, where it’s possible there were minor amendments during the confidential portion of the meeting that have not yet become public.

Cuomo says that he will contest JCOPE’s order in court, and will not comply.

“Another day, another embarrassing display of ineptitude by ‘JJOKE’s’ kangaroo court,” said Cuomo spokesman Richard Azzopardi.

“We’ll see them in a real one. Through their political appointees, this is just another example of misuse of government resources to harass a political opponent.”

McNamara told the Times Union that JCOPE is ordering the former governor to repay the millions in book proceeds to the publisher, Penguin Random House, within one month. The publisher struck the 2020 deal with Cuomo to publish “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic.”

Instead of state Attorney General Letitia James’ office enforcing the order and deciding how to handle the directive to recoup the proceeds, as the commissioners prescribed in an original Dec. 14 motion, they have now authorized JCOPE itself to hire outside counsel to enforce the repayment.

McNamara’s motion left the door open for James to enforce the original December order, should her office decide to do so.

Following the December vote, James’ office has contended that JCOPE needed to first conduct a full investigation

into whether Cuomo misused state resources in producing the book, an inquiry that could take months or years.

When Cuomo sought approval from JCOPE to write the book, his government counsel, Judith Mogul, had explicitly stated that government workers would not be used in its production. State workers were extensively used to produce Cuomo’s book, however, and many JCOPE commissioners believe that misrepresentation empowers them to seek immediate repayment of the $5.1 million.

Cuomo says any staff that worked on the book did so in a “volunteer” capacity and their labor was therefore legal.

Cuomo’s book was conceived when his popularity was running high as the former governor was considered a strong and compassionate leader through the first months of the pandemic. However, shortly after the book was released in the fall of 2020, COVID-19 resurged and the Cuomo administration was under fire over nursing home deaths.

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