The Peru Gazette

Source: COVID is spreading in the North Country. Stay vigilant, says Glens Falls Hospital VP | NCPR News

Source: As Supreme Court may overturn Roe v. Wade, Hochul vows to protect abortion rights in NY – syracuse.com

Source: What overturning Roe v. Wade would mean for New York abortion access – syracuse.com

Source: AuSable Valley readies for change of leadership | Sun Community News CLINTONVILLE | Since 1972, there have been just four superintendents in the AuSable Valley Central School District.

Source: New York governor selects US Rep. Delgado as lieutenant governor

Source: Draft opinion published by Politico suggests Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade

Source: CDC: Clinton, Franklin counties have high COVID community levels | News | pressrepublican.com

Source: South Burlington cafe is the first Starbucks in Vermont to try to unionize – VTDigger

Source: Health report: Child care can cost Essex parents almost a third of their income | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | If they are to attain it, parents in Essex County typically need to budget 30% of their income on child care services, more than four times

Source: Nova Bus wins landmark MTA contract for 135 buses | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Nova Bus has announced it has won a bid to deliver 135 40-foot transit buses to the New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).

Source: Expanded eligibility for $15M in cooling assistance | Sun Community News ALBANY | Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced that $15 million is available through the Home Energy Assistance Program to help low-income individuals and families who lack air conditioning

Source: Town of Plattsburgh development off to a strong year | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | In the first quarter of 2022, the Town of Plattsburgh has already approved 326,583 square feet of new commercial and industrial construction.

Source: Stonehelm Motel fire deemed arson | Sun Community News BEEKMANTOWN | A Beekmantown man is now facing high-level felony charges in connection with a late April fire at The Stonehelm Motel.

Source: NCPR hires veteran journalist Cara Chapman for Plattsburgh/Champlain Valley bureau | NCPR News

Source: Maple producers pleased with successful season, start tapping birch trees | NCPR News

TOWN OF PERU

1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
4. APPROVAL of 13, 2022 minutes
5. OPEN FLOOR to public hearing
6. APPLICATIONS: 

1.P2022-006 Davey Drive Commons, LLC Site Plan Review with SEQRA

                                                              Davey Drive Commons LLC

                                                               280.-1-30.12

                                                               Davey Drive

                                                                 Peru, NY 12972

2.P2022-010 Site Plan Approval with SEQRA

                                                               Keystone Novelties Distributors LLC

                                                               280.-1-30.11

                                                               Bear Swamp Rd

                                                               Peru, NY 12972

3.P2022-011 Site Plan Approval with SEQRA

                                                              TD Bank

                                                                280.1-5-1

                                                              2990 Main St.

                                                              Peru, NY 12972

4.P2022-012 2-Lot Minor Subdivision

                                                              Robin and Tanya Aguglia

                                                              270.-1-54.3

                                                              270 Bear Swamp Rd

                                                              Peru, NY 12972

8. ANY FURTHER BUSINESS              
9. CEO REPORT:
10. ADJOURNMENT

Opening Day for Many Cool Water Species Opens on May 1, Except in Border Waters

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation today reminded anglers to always consult the fishing regulations guide to ensure they are complying with the seasonal restrictions and waterbody-specific rules before heading out onto the water. Fishing regulation changes implemented earlier this year replaced the floating “Saturday” season openers in most – but not all – locations with a fixed May 1 date, in addition to other improvements to enhance fishing opportunities across the state.

Special regulations often apply to border waters such as the Delaware and West Branch Delaware rivers, Greenwood Lake, Lake Champlain and its tributaries, and Indian Lake (NY/CT). For instance, the walleye season for Lake Champlain and its tributaries will continue to open on the first Saturday of the month of May each year, which is May 7 in 2022.

For more information about DEC’s fishing regulations, go to DEC’s website.

Source: ECOs crack down on fishing violations – – The Adirondack Almanack

Public asked to report cases of sick or dead birds, both wild and domesticated

Source: Avian flu found in Northern NY – Adirondack Explorer

Source: Work underway to replace Route 73 roadside barriers – – The Adirondack Almanack