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New Chapter continued from 1 begin healing the state. Assemblyman Joseph Giglio, R-Gowanda, who said he missed Cuomo’s farewell address at noon Monday, is looking forward to a partnership and open dialogue between the executive and legislative branches. Hochul “is a pro,” Giglio said. “She’s a grassroots person. She’s smart. She’s capable. But being associated with this governor and how he worked, will give her some things to overcome.” Hochul’s service in local government — both as a town councilman in Hamburg and Erie County clerk — will give her a unique perspective on unfunded mandates to counties and school districts. “We need to relieve them of these unfunded mandates,” Giglio said. “What I am really hoping for is that we can move forward as a team — the executive and legislative branches,” Giglio continued. “She will build relationships that are open and transparent,” Giglio predicted. “There’s enough money in the budget and federal grants so she’s not stuck in a budget crunch. But it’s on the horizon.” Cuomo’s resignation “is appropriate,” Giglio said. “It will save the state money and we can move forward. The state didn’t need to keep getting dragged through the mud by this guy. Lt. Gov. Hochul will complete her transition tonight.” The new governor faces COVID-19, criminal justice issues, infrastructure, taxes and lots of things we’re going to have to work on,” Giglio said. “COVID-19
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will be one of her first hurdles. We’ll give her time to set up her staff.” Initial indications are that Hochul will keep the state budget director and state health commissioner, Giglio said. Giglio said Cuomo’s first two years in office where the state faced a $10 billion budget deficit, he worked with the legislative branch and they worked successfully on Medicaid reform. “The last eight or nine years, he has not been an easy guy to work with.” Giglio said Cuomo’s legacy will forever be associated with the sexual harassment detailed in Attorney General Letitia James’ report that investigated allegations from 11 women including a state trooper on the governor’s protective detail. “There’s no excuse for the things he’s done,” Giglio said. “It’s gone too far.” He was not surprised that in his farewell address Cuomo attempted to downplay the allegations in the attorney general’s report the governor called “a political firecracker.” Cuomo’s legacy “is New York City-centric,” Giglio said. During his 10 years in office, New York registered its biggest outmigration of residents and businesses leaving the state. “He hasn’t paid attention to us in the Southern Tier,” Giglio said. “I felt he ignored my district and the rest of the Southern Tier to Binghamton.” Giglio said, “He had an enormous ego and wanted to be president. I thought he was chasing the ghosts of his father, Mario Cuomo and FDR, a governor who became president.” State Sen. George Borrello, R-Sunset Bay, said as expected, Cuomo “talked about his achievements and refused to accept any responsibility. He didn’t do
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Cattaraugus County ‘in the middle of a COVID-19 surge’ BY RICK MILLER Between Friday, Aug. 20 and Monday, Aug. 23, the Cattaraugus County Health Department reported new 38 cases of COVID-19. “We are in the middle of a COVID surge,” said the county’s public health director, Dr. Kevin D. Watkins. There were 15 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, nine more on Sunday and 14 on Monday, Watkins said. The number of COVID-19 cases in the county is in the substantial range as categorized by the Centers for Disease Control — that’s 50 or more per 100,000 over a 14-day period, or around 36 for Cattaraugus County with a population of around 76,000. For residents in communities of substantial transmission, the CDC recommends wearing a mask indoors in public — including schools. What’s driving this surge? Watkins said the Delta variant, which is responsible for “multiple breakthrough cases,” seems to be driving the increase in cases. There were far fewer daily COVID-19 cases in July, with one 10-day period free of any new COVID cases. Asked what precautions the public should be taking indoors now that Cattaraugus County is in the substantial range, Watkins said residents “should follow CDC guidance.” Should we
all be wearing masks now? “We should follow CDC guidance,” he stated. The Centers For Disease Control website states: “To maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others, wear a mask indoors in public if you are in an area of substantial or high transmission.” With respect to schools in areas of substantial transmission, the CDC states: “Because of the highly transmissible nature of this variant, along with the extent of mixing of vaccinated and unvaccinated people in schools, the fact that children under 12 of age are not currently eligible for vaccination, and low levels of vaccination among youth ages 12-17, CDC recommends universal indoor masking for all students (age two and older), teachers, staff, and visitors to K-12 schools regardless of vaccination status.” The 38 new cases since Friday pushed the county’s total number of COVID-19 cases since March 2020
to above 6,000. There have now been 6,002 residents diagnosed with the coronavirus. The health department is now following 120 active cases including nine who are hospitalized and 473 in contact quarantine. There have been 110 deaths since April 2020. The southeast part of the county leads in the number of COVID-19 cases with 3,188. The northeast has reported 1,149 cases, the southwest 911 cases and the northwest 754 cases. There have been 3,200 women in the county who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and 2,802 men. Watkins said 32,362 residents have completed their vaccine series and 35,013 people with at least one vaccine dose. That’s 55% of the 18 and older population and 45.6% of the entire population with at least one vaccine dose. Cattaraugus County’s daily positivity was 2.6%, the seven-day rolling average was 4.0% and the 14-day average was 3.8%.
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Yellow Cooking Onions 3 lb. Bag Or Mini Seedless Cucumbers 14 oz. YOUR CHOICE
1
$
99
lb.
Hormel Sliced Canadian Bacon, Meat Balls In Red Sauce or Hard Salami YOUR CHOICE
3
99
$
lb.
2 Foot Party Sub Or 1 lb. Shrimp Trays YOUR CHOICE
9
99
$
Cooked Cocktail Shrimp
31-40 ct. 2 lb. Bag
15
99
$
8 Inch Apple Pies
3
99
$
lb.
Red Or Yellow Potatoes 5 lb. Bag
99
$
Jumbo Slicing Tomatoes Or Pa Grown XL Green Peppers
¢
Hormel Cooked Ham
2
2
99
$
lb.
Certified Angus Family Pack Eye O Round Steaks
LABOR DAY SALE!
New Crop Pa Grown Mcintosh Or Ginger Gold Apples 3 lb. Bag
99
$
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ea.
Fresh Baked Kimmelweck Rolls 8 Pack
3
$
49
DONUT OF THE WEEK! Cream Filled Chocolate Iced Long Johns or Cream Sticks
89
¢ ea.
Kraft Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip 22-30 oz. or Heinz Ketchup 38 oz.
2/ 6 $
6 Pack Pepsi, Diet Pepsi or Mountain Dew 16.9 oz. Btls.
BUY 2 GET 2
FREE
Hunt’s Pasta Sauce 24 oz. or Manwich 15.5 oz.
6 Pack Coke, Diet Coke Coke Zero or Sprite 16.9 oz. Btls.
$
$
Kraft Salad Dressings 14-16 oz. or Bush Baked Beans 21-28 oz.
Nabisco Ritz or Snack Crackers 7.5-13.7 oz.
Bounty Basic 6 Big Roll Paper Towels Or Charmin Essential 6 Mega Roll
Snyder of Berlin Potato Chips 8.5-9 oz.
10/ 10 3/ 9
2/ 4 2/ 6 $
2/ 11 $
$
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
Kraft Cheese Chunks Or Shredded Cheese 5-9.6 oz. Or 12 oz. Singles
Essential Everyday Whipped Topping 8 oz.
Kraft Philadelphia Bar Cream Cheese 8 oz. Or Just Crack an Egg 3 oz.
Ore Ida Fries or Tator Tots 19-32 oz.
$
$
Dannon Traditional Yogurt 6 oz.
Breyers Ice Cream 48 oz.
2/ 5 4/ 5 $
$
2/ 5 2/ 6
10/ 6 3/ 10 $
$