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Counties in the News, February 2, 2017

Thursday's news from counties across the state.
NYSAC
Hundreds of County Officials Convened in Albany
Delegates from all 57 counties and the City of New York convened at the Legislative Conference of the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC). More than 900 attendees attended meetings, educational forums, keynote addresses and state budget presentations over the course of the three-day conference.
 
The county delegation received an insightful assessment of the state's economic conditions, a presentation on the sobering numbers of New Yorkers being lost to opioid addiction, and a stirring speech about the Governor's proposal to have county leaders convene local governments to develop a local referendum to share services.
 
LONG ISLAND

Hempstead Gun Buyback Takes in 297 Illegal Firearms
 
HUDSON VALLEY

Ulster County's car-charging stations could be off limits to county employees
 

Ulster County Building to Highlight 'National Wear Red Day'
 

WTBQ launches first annual coat drive for needy families
 

2017 Dutchess County Poet Laureate is Appointed
 
CAPITAL

Chairman: Siemens owes Warren County money, but ...
 
NORTH COUNTRY

Jefferson County officials to eye police force consolidation
 
MOHAWK VALLEY

Bringing Business to Oneida County (VIDEO)

SOUTHERN TIER

Sales Tax Revenue Down in Chemung County
 

WELFARE FRAUD: Prosecutor Appointed to Handle Cases
 

United Way of Broome County Helps Qualifying Families Prepare Taxes
 
CENTRAL NEW YORK

USDA Farm Service Agency offers text alerts to Madison County producers
 
FINGER LAKES

Bed tax revenues decrease in Genesee County
 
WESTERN NEW YORK

OUR VIEW: NY State government is ripe for reimagining
 

Erie County sues drugmakers over 'addictive and dangerous' painkillers
 

State attorney general sues Time Warner over defrauding New Yorkers over Internet speeds and performance
 

Horrigan joins county leaders in Albany
 

Joseph Lorigo named to ECIDA Board

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