Year In Review 2018:
Published: January 1st, 2019
By: Grady Thompson

Year in Review 2018: At Colorscape 2018. Frank Speziale Photo

As we fall into the New Year, we take a look at some of the stories that captivated us throughout 2018.

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Cuomo appoints Justice Garry as presiding justice of third department

Published January 9

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CHENANGO COUNTY – On January 1, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the appointment of local Justice Elizabeth Garry as presiding justice of the Third Department of the Appellate Division.

Justice Garry’s appointment is the first time a justice from the sixth judicial district – comprising 10 counties, including Chenango – has been presiding justice of the Third Department since Justice James P. Hill, of the Town of German, retired from the position in 1948. She is also the first Democrat to hold the position.

As presiding justice, Justice Garry will be charged with the oversight of the Third Department – comprising 28 counties – including the role as the top administrative judge for the third, fourth, and sixth judicial districts.

“I have the opportunity to do the best work of my life right now, I can’t be more positive than I am about that,” said Justice Garry. “It’s with good people, and we get to serve the people. It’s good government––I get to be a part of that.”

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Head of New York Open Government tells Norwich Town Hall people have a right to know

Published April 24

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Comments

Tyler
5 years ago
I see your point but the first line in the story explains further: After receiving its tax assessment in 2013, Chobani is asking for over 50 percent off in tax reductions for its properties in Norwich and Columbus, totaling a $13 million difference in property value. The Evening Sun has no opinion on what Chobani's taxes should be, or if they should even pay any at all. That is for local governments to decide. I believe they provide tremendous economic benefit to our area regardless.
dibbelld
5 years ago
"Chobani takes towns And schools to court to reduce taxes by $13 million" Just as when this piece was originally published, the obvious error in the headline is that the amount in question is not "taxes" but the property values on which the tax amounts are based. The Evening Sun surely knows better than to mislead like this.
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