Authorities name hunter killed in Frankfort shooting

11-16-19 FRANKFORT – Authorities have released the name of a man killed Sunday morning during a hunting accident, the New York State Police said in a statement.  Troopers said that Joshua R. Morgan, 20, of Newport, was part of a hunting party located in a wooded area north of State Route 5S in Frankfort when he was accidently shot by another member of the hunting party.

SEE UTICA OD For full article at
https://www.uticaod.com/news/20191117/authorities-name-hunter-killed-in-frankfort-shooting

STATE POLICE ARREST 2, SEIZE NEARLY $100K WORTH OF DRUGS IN CHENANGO COUNTY

11-18-19 Town of NORWICH.  State police arrested two people and seized thousands of dollars worth of drugs in Chenango County on Thursday. After executing search warrants at several locations on Nov. 14, the Chenango County Violent Gang and Narcotics Team, state troopers, K9 units and NYSP Special Operations Team found the following:

Approximately 1.5 pounds of crystal meth with a street value of $50,000
More than one ounce of pure Fentanyl with a street value of $36,000
Roughly 20 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $10,000
Four handguns, three of which were loaded
16 illegally possessed long guns
Scales
Packaging materials
Approximately $3,350 in cash

SEE WKTV - https://www.wktv.com/content/news/State-police-arrest-2-seize-nearly-100K-worth-of-drugs-in-Chenango-County-565107982.html

OCTOBER - Calendar TOWN, CO, BOE

OCTOBER - Calendar TOWN, CO, BOE
3-Oct	PLANNING - 1st Thursday/ 7 PM Town Hall
8-Oct	MADISON COUNTY - Board of Supervisors
9-Oct	BCS/BOE - 2nd Wed/ 7PM BCS
14-Oct	TOWN BOARD - 2nd Monday -
17-Oct	COMPREHENSIVE - 1st Thur AFTER Town / 7:30PM Town Hall
23-Oct	BCS/BOE - 4th nd Wed/ 7PM BCS

MADISON CO. - Property Transfers Nov 18 - Dec 7 2018

The ONEIDA DISPATCH has returned to posting Madison Co. property sales.  This link covers sales from Nov 18 to Dec 7, 2018  sales.  COPY & PASTE this link

https://www.oneidadispatch.com/news/local-news/property-transfers-in-madison-county/article_1069e448-e38a-11e9-ab58-6717ad1aa344.html

BCS - BOE What are they HIDING???

What is the Brookfield Board of Education Hiding?....they have refused to make the Board Minutes publicly available on the BOE website for OVER A YEAR ...despite repeated requests...the CLERK has other "priorities"?  Who the hell is running the school?  Certainly not the BOE!!!  After the damn taxes we pay it is the LEAST this Board of Education can do. THIS IS B/S!!!!

Farm "roundtable" held at Morrisville SUNY

Rachel May hosted farm "roundtable" at Morrisville SUNY

9-27-19  Senator Rachel May, with the Legislative Commission on Rural Resources, held a roundtable at SUNY Morrisville with leaders and stakeholders in New York’s agricultural industry.

The goal of the roundtable was to discuss a broader, more robust Farm to Institution program across New York State. Currently, Farm to Institution New York State empowers publicly funded institutions to purchase 25 percent of their food from New York State farms. Senator May and the LCRR are working with partners to increase the number of institutions participating, increase the percent of food from NYS farms, streamline the procurement and distribution systems and create production and storage facilities so that more farms can take advantage of the program.

The roundtable is the first of many conversations aimed at creating a reliable market for New York State farms, particularly small and mid-sized family farms. By creating centrally managed processing, storage, and distribution centers, more farms will be able to participate in the improved Farm to Institution program. Schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, and nursing homes which receive public funding would all be encouraged to participate in the program to provide high quality, local produce for their students, residents, and staff.  

See FULL article at ONEIDA DISPATCH... copy & Paste

https://www.oneidadispatch.com/news/local-news/senator-rachel-may-hosts-farm-roundtable/article_bf77eaf6-e0b6-11e9-89e4-438b41a223aa.html

Madison Co. Property Tax Transfers ... are back online!!!

Madison Co. Property Tax Transfers ... are back online!!!

9-26-19  The Oneida Daily Dispatch has not published property transfers in the past year and will start publishing them again.  Deeds recorded in the Madison County clerk’s office from November 12 through November 16, 2018 can be found at this link.  Good local paper.  Here is the OD link and has links to prior transfers:  Copy & Paste link       https://www.oneidadispatch.com/news/local-news/property-transfers-in-madison-county/article_d3982d70-dfa8-11e9-9c81-b3370164369c.html