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Allegany County legislators Fanton, Root, Dibble seek reelection

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Brad Gena is adding a drive-thru for customers of his new business, The Wellsville General Store and Grill.

Debra Root, Dwight Fanton. Bill Dibble

BELMONT — Allegany County Legislators Dwight Fanton, Debra Root, and Bill Dibble, representatives of District III, have formally announced that they are seeking re-election. Legislative District III is comprised of the towns of Alma, Bolivar, Genesee, Independence, Scio, Willing, and Wirt; and the villages of Bolivar and Richburg. Fanton, Root and Dibble all pointed to accomplishments, such as Allegany County going from a $3.8 million deficit to an appropriate amount of fund balance, creating a healthier financial report for the county. They also point out there is $1.5 million in savings as a result of an improved bond rating. Agriculture and tourism have been expanding in the county, and they support the continuation of those efforts. They point to the launch of Western New York Wilds as a new brand for area and point out that a countywide

outdoor recreation and trails committee has been formed to further develop the potential of outdoor recreation as an economic development factor. Fanton is a lifelong resident of Allegany County, living in the town of Willing. He is married to Linda with four grown children. His experience spans 41 years as a machinist at Dresser-Rand Corp., 16 years as Willing’s town supervisor (1990-2005) and eight years as a town councilman (1982-90). He was elected to the Board of Legislators in 2006 and has served as vice chairman 2010-16, as well as chairman of the Public Works Committee 2006-present and vice chairman of the Ways and Means and Resource Management committees. He has also served on the Budget, Personnel, Court Facilities & County Space Needs and Facilities & Communications committees. Fanton is a Region 9

Fish & Wildlife Management Board member, an Allegany County Chamber of Commerce board member, vice chairman of the Allegany County Manufacturing Council, a state Department of Transportation Committee member and a Dennis A. Pelletier County Government Institute graduate. “I would appreciate your support in the upcoming election, and I will continue to focus on ways to make Allegany County government more efficient.” Root is a lifelong resident of Scio. She has a bachelor’s degree in communication from the Rochester Institute of Technology and a master’s in community service administration from Alfred University. She has had a 39-year career in marketing comminutions, working at CE-Air Preheater, DresserRand, and Alfred State College. She is in her second term as a county legislator. She sits on the Human Services,

Personnel and Ways and Means committees and she is chair of the Planning and Development Committee. She is also a member of the Southern Tier West Regional Planning & Development Board and served as the chair of the Trails Task Force Committee. She now serves on the newly formed Countywide Outdoor Recreation and Trails Committee. “I believe every vote counts, and by executing your right to vote, you will be making a difference in the future of Allegany County and more importantly where we call home,” she said. “There are five people on the ballot vying for three positions; this is an extraordinary time to have so many choices for you to decide whom you want to become your elected representatives.” Dibble has lived in the town of Genesee for the last 50 years. He is a graduate

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The Wellsville General Store and Grill plans opening soon learn that the former automotive repair shop is being turned into a convenience store and grill, called The Wellsville General Store and Grill. Gena is the local man behind the scenes. Gena is no stranger to running a restaurant. He graduated from Wellsville High School in 1994. He attended Alfred State College for architecture. By 1997, he was sufficiently tired of Western New York’s weather and economy that, like many others, he headed for

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WELLSVILLE — “What do you want to eat,” Wellsville’s newest entrepreneur is asking potential customers? Not only that, Brad Gena is also asking what customers may want to buy in his convenience store on their way home? Earlier this spring, motorists along the Andover Road noticed when changes started to appear in the front facade of the former Gee garage. They were General Store continued on ... page 2 pleased and surprised to

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Reelection continued from 1 of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford in petroleum technology, has a business degree from Houghton College and a master’s in administration from St. Bonaventure University. He served honorably in the U.S. Navy. After moving to Allegany County, Dibble became active in outdoor events and promoting them. He authored the “River Trail” grant for the state Department of Conservation and worked with the late Dr. Gary Ogden to create Allegany Trails, an nonprofit organization to create a network of trails and trailheads in and around Allegany County. This led to the 11-mile trail from Wellsville south to the state line. Dibble has been a legislator for several years and has been majority leader, vice chairman of the board, chair of Public Safety and he has served on the Human Services, Planning & Economic Development, Public Works and Ways & Means committees. “We need to work hard on a number of issues for a positive future for Allegany County,” Dibble said. “We must continue to fight to lower property taxes and unfunded mandates that New York state imposes on our county.”

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General Store continued from 1 the warmer weather and business climate of South Carolina. There, for several years he ran a seafood restaurant in Charleston with his wife, Rebekah. From Rebekah, Gena learned to make many distinctive “Southern” dishes, which he hopes to incorporate in his new business. After several years and four children later, Gena decided to come back home to Wellsville, arriving in June 2020 in the midst of the pandemic. “I wanted to slow my life down,” he explained, adding that the relatively crime-free area and cooler weather, plus caring for his aging parents, were the big attractions. He brings with him Rebekah and their four children, Jael 18; Daniel, 16; Mi-

cah, 12; and Canaan, 9. Gena said that they will be helping out in the new business. He believes that the new convenience store/grill will be successful because it has such a great location and plenty of parking for the events he wants to host. Yet, while he has been busy renovating the building, putting in a kitchen, shelving, some seating and a drive-thru window, he has been trying to get an idea of what people are looking for in the sub, pizza and chicken wing culture of Wellsville. So he put out his request on Facebook and has received dozens of replies? “People seem to be looking for salads, wraps, gluten free foods and seafood,” he said. While there is no opening date set, Gena said he is working on a menu. So far he is looking at serving fresh seafood, with mahimahi, fresh salads, lots of shrimp options and Southern delicacies such as hush

puppies. “People are going to love the hush puppies,” he declared. All the food options, for now, will be on a “to go” basis, with some outside seating under the overhang. On the convenience store side of the business people will be able to buy the basics — bread, milk, snacks, soda and a wide variety of ice cream. Yet Gena has bigger plans for the family friendly business. He wants to offer entertainment. “I’ve got the parking to hold cruise nights, live music events, kid’s days, chicken barbecues and other events. “I want the Wellsville General Store and Grill to be a fun place for people and families and giving them what they want. To make your comments on what the new business should provide, go to the Facebook page for the Wellsville General Store and Grill.

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Alfred State College and Alfred University resume Spring Into Action day of service ALFRED– Spring Into Action Day of Service, an annual community service event co-sponsored by Alfred University’s Gary Horowitz Service Learning Program and Alfred State College’s Center for Civic Engagement, returned this year after a hiatus in 2020 due to the global pandemic. Service projects began Saturday, April 17 in eight communities and continued through Saturday, April 24. More than 160 student volunteers from both colleges completed 15 service projects for this event. Service projects for Spring Into Action 2021 include sites in Alfred, Alfred Station, Allentown, Almond, Belmont, Hornell, Wellsville, and West Almond. Community partners include ACCORD Corporation; Alfred-Almond Community Sports Association; Alfred Community Garden and Alfred State College; Allegany County Saddle Dusters, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and IMPACT: Friends of Allegany County Trails; Almond Woodlawn Cemetery; Art for Rural America and the Fassett GreenSpace; Cornell Cooperative Exten-

Photo provided Alfred State College students assisted the Rural Cemetery Association of Hornell with spring cleanup of a cemetery during the 2021 Spring Into Action Day of Service. sion of Allegany County; Hornell Area Concern for Youth; Fairview Cemetery; Hornell Area Community Garden (United Presbyterian Church and Hornell YMCA); Rural Cemetery Association of Hornell; Union University Church and the Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church; and the Village of Alfred. Some examples of ways in which Alfred State students made a difference during

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SSNY desCourt Street, Little NOTICE IS ALSO Education Law; and Library Board must nual School District public thirty (30) days be962.34 for support succeed theN. unexlic facilities, Pleasant Street, ary by April 6th, ilies and individuA New Job? fore ents, obtaining/reagent of Valley, New York, at lot application no GIVENignated amongasthe be filed with the2021. pired term ofShinglehouse, NOTICE IS ALSO Apartments said election of the Whitesville Susan Meeting Pa. &infrastructure, and als. T This is a fullCheck The CLASSIFIEDS viewing/organizing the LLCto upon pbe to office discussofthe Rent planning activities activities, other matters be Bids mayEllison, be mailed time, grant-funded Clerk of the District GIVEN that a copy For Election/Budget the theinclu- later than 3:00 PM Public Library. saidProposals term to must medical records, on April 22, 2021. with the principal the forms furto the Secretary or 1,upon position. Applicavoted upon; such between 9:00 AM of the statement of Vote of the qualiDistrict Clerk durNOTICE IS ALSO begin July 2021; Wellsville • Scio • Belmont • Andover • Whitesville • Angelica • Alfred • Cuba • Belfast • Friendship • Rushford • Filmore • Houghton assisting with med3bdrm. purpose of benefitIn a request for a nished by the munideliveredtotoexpire her tions accepted Annual School Dis- GIVEN and- 3:00 PM not fied voters of said ing regular office that said June 30,Genesee amount of moneyAllegany ical reviews, draft- • Caneada • Genesee • Ulysses • Bolivar • Richburg • Little • Ceres • West Clarksville • Allentown • Alma • Portville duplex, W/D hookcipality. home or 2024. at the One-year through 25,remilitary ballot aptrict Meeting & later than the 30th District willting below/moderate held Annual School Dis- hours until the day whichMarch will be ing documents, up no smoking income persons The bid m st be ac 2021 li l plication or ballot, Election/Vote will the lar monthl of the election. trict Meeting & term to succeed the on Tuesday, May quired for the ensu- day preceding reg military voter vote upon the folAnnual Legals School Dis- unexpired 18, 2021 between Completed Election/Budget term of ing yearLegals for school Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals Legalsapplica- the may indicate a reflowing propositions Vote will be contrict Meeting & tions must be reEvonne Beiler, said the hours of 12:00 purposes, excluserence for receivWHITESVILLE to wit: Election/Budget ceived by the Disducted by the use term to begin July1, PM and 9:00 PM ive of public moning the application CENTRAL PROPOSITION #1: Vote. 2021; to expire for the election of of paper ballot at trict Clerk not later ies, may be obor ballot by mail, SCHOOL Vacancies to be June 30, 2022. two members to the SCHOOL BUDGET the Town of Indethan at least seven tained by taxpayfacsimile, or elecNOTICE OF filled on the Board pendence Town (7) days before the ers or voters in the Each petition must Board of Education Shall the following ANNUAL DISTRICT district during the resolution be adop- Hall on Marietta Av- election. A list of all tronic mail. of Education: be directed to the and for the vote NOTICE IS ALSO MEETING ted: RESOLVED, Three-year terms to Clerk of the District, upon appropriation fourteen days preenue in Whitesville, persons to whom GIVEN that the DisAND VOTE that the budget for succeed the exabsentee ballots ceding the Annual must be signed by of necessary funds New York. trict is closely monNOTICE IS the Whitesville pired terms of shall have been isSchool District at least twenty-five to meet the estabNOTICE IS ALSO itoring all current HEREBY GIVEN Central School Dis- GIVEN that absent- sued will be availCharles Cutler, Jr., Meeting & qualified voters of lished expenditand future legal dethat the Annual trict for the fiscal and Jeffrey ErdElection/Budget the District, must ures of money and ee ballots are available in the office of velopments as they School Budget mann, said terms to state the name and authorizing the levy year commencing the District Clerk, Vote, except Satable for those who pertain to District Presentation for the urday, Sunday, and begin July 1, 2021; where it shall be residence of each of taxes by the Dis- July 1, 2021 and are permanently elections and inhabitants of the ending June 30, to expire June 30, open for inspection holidays at the signer, must state trict, and for the disabled or unable budget votes. Due Whitesville Central 2022, as proposed 2024. school district ofthe name and reselection of three to attend the Annu- by any qualified to the Governorʼs School District by the Board of Vacancies to be voter of the District fice between the idence of the canmembers to the al School District executive order qualified to vote at Education, is filled on the Whites- didate, and must during regular ofhours of 9:00 AM Whitesville Public Meeting & mandates, the school meetings in hereby approved, ville Public Library fice hours, until the and 3:00 PM; and describe the specif- Library Board, and Election/Budget deadlines and prosaid District will be Board: day set for the votic vacancy for for voting upon any and adopted and Vote. Applications NOTICE IS ALSO held at the Whitesfurther authorize Five-year term to ing, and said list will cedures stated which the candidother propositions for absentee balGIVEN that petiherein may change ville Central School tions nominating the necessary tax succeed the exbe posted at the ate is nominated, lawfully and proplots may be obas required by law Gymnasium on pired term of polling place at the including the length erly submitted to be levy to support this tained for up to candidates for ofor consistent with Tuesday, May 11, budget as required Sandra Knowles, election. of term of office and voted upon at the thirty (30) days befice of the memfurther state 2021 at 7:00 PM for bers of the Board of said term to begin the name of the last Annual School Dis- by law. fore said election at NOTICE ALSO the transaction of PROPOSITION #2: July 1, 2021; to exincumbent. trict Meeting & the office of the Education and GIVEN that military guidance. By Order of the such business as is members of the LIBRARY LEVY pire June 30, 2026. NOTICE IS ALSO Election/Budget District Clerk durvoters who are Whitesville Central authorized by the Shall the following Three-year term to ing regular office Whitesville Public qualified voters of GIVEN that the An- Vote. School Board of Education Law; and Library Board must resolution be adop- hours until the day succeed the unexthe School District nual School District NOTICE IS ALSO NOTICE IS ALSO ted: RESOLVED, pired term of Susan Meeting & GIVEN among the of the election. be filed with the may apply for a mil- Education. Tracey L. Waters, GIVEN that a copy that the Board of Ellison, said term to Election/Budget other matters to be Completed applica- itary ballot by reClerk of the District District Clerk of the statement of Education of the begin July 1, 2021; voted upon; such between 9:00 AM Vote of the qualitions must be requesting an applicamount of money to expire June 30, Annual School Dis- Whitesville Central and 3:00 PM not fied voters of said ceived by the Disation from the Diswhich will be reSchool District is 2024. One-year later than the 30th District will be held trict Clerk not later trict Clerk. For a trict Meeting & quired for the ensu- day preceding the hereby authorized term to succeed the on Tuesday, May than at least seven military voter to be Election/Vote will ing year for school to levy taxes in the Annual School Dis- unexpired term of 18, 2021 between (7) days before the issued a military vote upon the folpurposes, exclusEvonne Beiler, said the hours of 12:00 election. A list of all ballot, the District lowing propositions amount of $60, trict Meeting & ive of public mon962.34 for support term to begin July1, PM and 9:00 PM persons to whom Clerk must have reto wit: Election/Budget ies, may be obof the Whitesville 2021; to expire absentee ballots ceived a valid balfor the election of PROPOSITION #1: Vote. tained by taxpayJune 30, 2022. shall have been islot application no two members to the SCHOOL BUDGET Public Library. Vacancies to be ers or voters in the NOTICE IS ALSO Each petition must sued will be availlater than 3:00 PM Board of Education Shall the following filled on the Board district during the be directed to the able in the office of on April 22, 2021. and for the vote resolution be adop- GIVEN that said of Education: fourteen days preAnnual School Dis- the District Clerk, In a request for a ted: RESOLVED, Three-year terms to Clerk of the District, upon appropriation ceding the Annual trict Meeting & must be signed by where it shall be military ballot apof necessary funds that the budget for succeed the exSchool District Election/Budget at least twenty-five open for inspection plication or ballot, to meet the estabthe Whitesville pired terms of Meeting & qualified voters of by any qualified the military voter lished expenditCentral School Dis- Vote will be conCharles Cutler, Jr., Election/Budget ducted by the use the District, must voter of the District may indicate a refures of money and trict for the fiscal and Jeffrey ErdVote, except Satof paper ballot at during regular oference for receivmann, said terms to state the name and authorizing the levy year commencing urday, Sunday, and begin July 1, 2021; the Town of Inderesidence of each fice hours, until the ing the application of taxes by the Dis- July 1, 2021 and holidays at the pendence Town signer, must state day set for the votor ballot by mail, trict, and for the ending June 30, to expire June 30, school district ofLet us list create Family Memorial to celebrate Hall on Marietta Av- ing, and the name and ressaid will afacsimile, or elecelection of three 2022, as proposed 2024. fice between the enue in Whitesville, be posted at the the life idence of the cantronic members to the by the Board of Vacancies to be of mail. your loved one. hours of 9:00 AM New York. polling place at the NOTICE IS ALSO Whitesville Public Education, is filled on the Whites- didate, and must and 3:00 PM; and NOTICE IS ALSO describe the specif- Library Board, and election. GIVEN that the Dishereby approved, ville Public Library NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that absent- NOTICE ALSO ic vacancy for trict is closely monfor voting upon any and adopted and Board: vaccination will provide mends the HPV vaccination Though there may not be term GIVEN that petiee ballots are avail- GIVEN that military itoring all current which the candidother propositions further authorize Five-year to nominating able for those who is nominated, voters who are and future legal delawfully and propthetonecessary tax succeed ex- benefiate t. Parents should for preteens aged 11 12 ations cancer vaccine, that does theless candidates for ofare permanently including therecomlength years. erly submitted to be levy to support this pired term of qualified voters of velopments as they know that the CDC not mean that vaccinations fice of the memdisabled or unable of term of office and voted upon at the budget as required Sandra Knowles, the School District pertain to District cannot play a role in canbers of the Board of said to attend the Annu- may apply for a mil- elections and the name of the last Annual School Dis- by law. term to begin Education and al SchoolBunny District incumbent. trict Meeting & PROPOSITION #2:Energizer July 1, 2021; to exitary ballot by rebudget votes. Due The cer prevention. According members of the for Disease Meeting & Election/Budget LIBRARY LEVY pire June 30, 2026. NOTICE IS ALSO questing an applicto the Governorʼs to the Centers is the marketing icon Whitesville Public Election/Budget GIVEN that the An- Vote. Shall the following Three-year term to ation from the Disexecutive order Control and Library Board mustPrevention, Vote. Applications resolution be adopsucceed the unexnual School District NOTICE IS ALSO trict Clerk. For a mandates, the and mascot of some cancers, including be filed with the for absentee balted: RESOLVED, pired term of Susan Meeting & military voter to be deadlines and proGIVEN among the Energizer batteries in Clerk of the District lots may be obissued a military cedures stated other matters to be that the Board of cervical cancer and Ellison, cancerssaid term to Election/Budget between 9:00 AM tained for up to Vote of the qualiballot, the District herein may change voted upon; such Education of the begin July 1, 2021; North America. It has of the vulva and oropharand 3:00 PM not thirty (30) days befied voters of said Clerk must have re- as required by law Annual School Dis- Whitesville Central to expire June 30, 554 South Main Street • Bolivar, been appearing in ynx, are the caused the hulater than 30th by 2024. fore said election at ceived a valid balDistrict will be held or consistent withNY • 585-928-2840 trict Meeting & School District is One-year day preceding the the office of the lot application no further state Election/Vote will hereby authorized term toorsucceed the on Tuesday, May man papillomavirus, television comAnnualThe School Dis- notes Clerk dur18, 2021 between later than 3:00 PM guidance. vote upon the folto levy taxes in the unexpired Warsaw, NY HPV. CDC that term of mercialsDistrict North trict Meeting & inginregular office on April 22, 2021. By Order of the lowing propositions amount of $60, Evonne Beiler, said the hours of 12:00 www.rockofages.com • www.carmichaelmonuments.com the HPV vaccine protects Election/Budget until1989. the day In a request for a Whitesville Central to wit: 962.34 for support term to begin July1, PM and 9:00 PM Americahours since Vote. of the election. people against the types ofexpire for the election of military ballot apSchool Board of PROPOSITION #1: of the Whitesville 2021; to Vacancies be often Completed applica- plication or ballot, two members to the SCHOOL BUDGET Public Library. Education. June 30, 2022. HPV thattomost cause filled on the Board tions must be reBoard of Education Shall the following the military voter Tracey L. Waters, NOTICE IS ALSO Each petition must cancers. Adults can disof Education: ceived by the Disand for the vote may indicate a refDistrict Clerk resolution be adop- GIVEN that said be directed to the cuss the terms benefitots of HPV Three-year erence for receivted: RESOLVED, Annual School Dis- trict Clerk not later Clerk of the District, upon appropriation succeed the ex- withmust than at least seven of necessary funds ing the application that the budget for trict Meeting & be signed by vaccinations their pired terms of (7) days before the to meet the estabor ballot by mail, the Whitesville Election/Budget at least twenty-five physicians, as the CDC Charles Cutler, Jr., election. A list of all facsimile, or eleclished expenditCentral School Dis- Vote will be conqualified voters of notes that adults between and Jeffrey Erdpersons to whom ures of money and tronic mail. trict for the fiscal ducted by the use the District, must mann, saidof terms to state absentee ballots of paper ballot at the name and authorizing the levy year commencing NOTICE IS ALSO the ages 27 and 45 may begin 1, 2021; shall have been isof taxes by the Dis- July 1, 2021 and the Town of Inderesidence of each GIVEN that the Dishave July already been exposed to expire June 30, sued will be availtrict, and for the ending June 30, pendence Town signer, must state trict is closely monto HPV, meaning the HPV 2024. election of three 2022, as proposed Hall on Marietta Av- able in the office of the name and resitoring all current Vacancies to be members to the by the Board of enue in Whitesville, the District Clerk, idence of the canand future legal defilled on the Whites- didate, and must where it shall be Whitesville Public Education, is New York. velopments as they ville Public Library open for inspection hereby approved, NOTICE IS ALSO describe the specif- Library Board, and pertain to District Board: for voting upon any and adopted and GIVEN that absent- by any qualified ic vacancy for elections and Five-year term to further authorize other propositions ee ballots are avail- voter of the District which the candidbudget votes. Due succeed the exduring regular oflawfully and propable for those who to the Governorʼs the necessary tax ate is nominated, pired term of fice hours, until the executive order including the length erly submitted to be levy to support this are permanently Sandra Knowles, day set for the votmandates, the budget as required of term of office and voted upon at the disabled or unable CERTIFIED said term to begin the name of the last Annual School Dis- by law. to attend the Annu- ing, and said list will deadlines and proPCAs, HHAs, July 1, 2021; to ex-& CNAs be posted at the trict Meeting & cedures stated PROPOSITION #2: incumbent. al School District pire June 30, 2026. NOTICE IS ALSO polling place at the Election/Budget herein may change LIBRARY LEVY Meeting & Three-year term to election. as required by law Shall the following GIVEN that the An- Vote. Election/Budget Jan & Bev’s Home succeed the unexNOTICE ALSO or consistent with resolution be adop- Vote. Applications nual School District NOTICE IS ALSO pired term of Susan Meeting & GIVEN that military further state GIVEN among the ted: RESOLVED, for absentee balCare Inc. Ellison, said term to Election/Budget voters who are other matters to be guidance. that the Board of lots may be obbegin July 1, 2021; qualified voters of voted upon; such By Order of the Education of the Vote of the qualitained for up to to expire 30, Street the School District Annual School Dis- Whitesville Central Whitesville Central fied voters of said thirty (30) days be102June N. Main 2024. One-yearNY 14895 trict Meeting & School District is District will be held fore said election at may apply for a mil- School Board of Wellsville, term to succeed the on Tuesday, May itary ballot by reElection/Vote will Education. hereby authorized the office of the 585-593-3760 unexpired term of questing an applic- Tracey L. Waters, vote upon the folto levy taxes in the 18, 2021 between District Clerk durEvonne Beiler, said the hours of 12:00 ation from the Dislowing propositions amount of $60, District Clerk ing regular office term to begin July1, PM and 9:00 PM trict Clerk. For a to wit: 962.34 for support hours until the day Call between 2021; to expire military voter to be PROPOSITION #1: of the Whitesville for the election of of the election. 8:30 and 3:30 pm June 30,am 2022. two members to the SCHOOL BUDGET Public Library. Completed applica- issued a military Each Monday petition must ballot, the District NOTICE IS ALSO Board of Education Shall the following tions must be re- Friday be directed to the Clerk must have reresolution be adop- GIVEN that said and for the vote ceived by the DisClerk of the District, upon appropriation ceived a valid balted: RESOLVED, Annual School Dis- trict Clerk not later must be signed by lot application no that the budget for trict Meeting & of necessary funds than at least seven at least twenty-five later than 3:00 PM the Whitesville Election/Budget to meet the estab(7) days before the qualified voters of Central School Dis- Vote will be conlished expenditelection. A list of all on April 22, 2021. the District, must In a request for a trict for the fiscal ducted by the use ures of money and persons to whom state the name and authorizing the levy year commencing military ballot apof paper ballot at absentee ballots residence of each plication or ballot, the Town of Indeshall have been isof taxes by the Dis- July 1, 2021 and signer, must state the military voter ending June 30, sued will be availtrict, and for the pendence Town the name and resmay indicate a ref2022, as proposed election of three Hall on Marietta Av- able in the office of idence of the canerence for receivby the Board of members to the enue in Whitesville, the District Clerk, didate, and must ing the application Education, is where it shall be Whitesville Public New York. describe the specif- Library Board, and or ballot by mail, hereby approved, open for inspection NOTICE IS ALSO ic vacancy for facsimile, or elecfor voting upon any and adopted and GIVEN that absent- by any qualified which the candidtronic mail. further authorize other propositions ee ballots are avail- voter of the District ate is nominated, NOTICE IS ALSO the necessary tax during regular oflawfully and propable for those who including the length erly submitted to be levy to support this GIVEN that the Disfice hours, until the are permanently of term of office and voted upon at the trict is closely monbudget as required day set for the votdisabled or unable the name of the last Annual School Dis- by law. to attend the Annu- ing, and said list will itoring all current incumbent. and future legal dePROPOSITION #2: be posted at the trict Meeting & al School District NOTICE IS ALSO velopments as they LIBRARY LEVY polling place at the Election/Budget Meeting & GIVEN that the An- Vote. pertain to District Shall the following election. Election/Budget nual School District NOTICE IS ALSO elections and resolution be adop- Vote. Applications NOTICE ALSO Meeting & ted: RESOLVED, GIVEN that military budget votes. Due GIVEN among the for absentee balElection/Budget to the Governorʼs that the Board of voters who are other matters to be lots may be obVote of the qualiexecutive order Education of the qualified voters of voted upon; such tained for up to fied voters of said mandates, the the School District Annual School Dis- Whitesville Central thirty (30) days beDistrict will be held School District is trict Meeting & fore said election at may apply for a mil- deadlines and proon Tuesday, May cedures stated hereby authorized itary ballot by reElection/Vote will the office of the 18, 2021 between herein may change to levy taxes in the questing an applicvote upon the folDistrict Clerk durthe hours of 12:00 as required by law ation from the Dislowing propositions amount of $60, ing regular office PM and 9:00 PM or consistent with 962.34 for support trict Clerk. For a to wit: hours until the day for the election of further state of the Whitesville military voter to be PROPOSITION #1: of the election. two members to the SCHOOL BUDGET Public Library. guidance. Completed applica- issued a military Board of Education Shall the following By Order of the tions must be reNOTICE IS ALSO ballot, the District and for the vote Clerk must have re- Whitesville Central ceived by the Disresolution be adop- GIVEN that said upon appropriation School Board of Annual School Dis- trict Clerk not later ceived a valid balted: RESOLVED, of necessary funds Education. trict Meeting & lot application no than at least seven that the budget for to meet the estabTracey L. Waters, Election/Budget later than 3:00 PM (7) days before the the Whitesville lished expenditDistrict Clerk election. A list of all on April 22, 2021. Central School Dis- Vote will be conures of money and ducted by the use In a request for a persons to whom trict for the fiscal authorizing the levy year commencing of paper ballot at military ballot apabsentee ballots of taxes by the Dis- July 1, 2021 and the Town of Indeplication or ballot, shall have been istrict, and for the pendence Town the military voter sued will be availending June 30, election of three Hall on Marietta Av- able in the office of may indicate a ref2022, as proposed members to the enue in Whitesville, the District Clerk, erence for receivby the Board of Whitesville Public New York. ing the application where it shall be Education, is Library Board, and NOTICE IS ALSO or ballot by mail, open for inspection hereby approved, for voting upon any and adopted and GIVEN that absent- by any qualified facsimile, or elecother propositions ee ballots are avail- voter of the District tronic mail. further authorize lawfully and propable for those who NOTICE IS ALSO during regular ofthe necessary tax erly submitted to be levy to support this are permanently GIVEN that the Disfice hours, until the

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