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A supervisor made the motion \"for an executive session; we need to talk about some union negotiations,\" which was seconded by Supervisor Stroud. A staff member cited the legal basis: \"Under Public Officers Law section 105, subdivision 1(e), collective negotiations pursuant to Article 14 of the Civil Service Law\" as the grounds for the executive-session motion. The board chair called for a voice vote; those present responded \"aye,\" and the motion was approved to convene the executive session.

The board did not state any substantive negotiating positions or take public action on the record; the motion concerned convening a closed session under the cited statutory authority.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Warren County BOS Meeting - 6/20/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Supervisors voted to enter a short executive session under Public Officers Law §105(1)(e) to discuss collective negotiations under Civil Service Law Article 14; motion by Supervisor Bean, second by Supervisor Stroud, approved by voice vote.","taxTitle","Warren County, New York","taxId",5049,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6167373,"Warren County recognizes long-serving Cornell Cooperative Extension staff",176,970000,1146000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7&start=970&end=1146","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7/thumbnail_970000.jpg","/articles/6167373/Warren-County/New-York/Warren-County-recognizes-long-serving-Cornell-Cooperative-Extension-staff","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6167373-65072d559e7dae98fcae76b1cdd34bad/orig.mp4?Expires=1770586902&Signature=HKAVxZowiCT2sG8~~kTqnvZrIp2a8u~22z40tKQpNLoYb2V1x-k6kNkuDAJUb50li9Wl6~Vfnr3jgUvQ5JWmff7Kk9BSLP~WhZAiarTHa48d126Zl1dcSpgBSdMan33pFdNNzjHgu6LCdOAoNGmy7DGMzlEL8whsXVdWECOYFsQdLopr-Az4AH4m5lxOe7hsKVkcv-O2fQ2810W1WVl9FJRjYBzn9JyPvARdoYjzO4y0EubA-sRvkqs0o9Hi35EU00zH4CNOiWngDz3i1Zci5u6VuAPBjyr4xjejDgydjJuwD1bn-1ZAIvtMDaek0gq4UJlRz73FQmUNMDr25s78KQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","John Poe of Cornell Cooperative Extension recognized two long-serving Extension employees at the Warren County Board meeting: Michelle Baker, marking 20 years with the office, and Roxanne Westcott, who has served about 19 years and is retiring.

Poe said Baker is frequently the \"person you speak to when you call our office,\" works primarily with 4-H programming, and is a strong advocate for the Campership program, which Poe said is funded by the county and sends dozens of children to SkyFarm Camp each year. \"She has been strongly supporting 4-H progressive youth, all of our data entry, and the campership program,\" Poe said.

Poe said Westcott has worked primarily in parenting programs and acted as a connector among agencies providing parenting services. He added Westcott also filled in as a nutrition educator when needed and helped lead financial counseling or coaching through volunteers. \"In those 19 plus years, she's contributed to a variety of different programs who have strengthened families,\" Poe said.

The board acknowledged the employees' service; the item was a recognition and included no formal board action.","Cornell Cooperative Extension representative John Poe thanked two long-serving employees—Michelle Baker (20 years) and Roxanne Westcott (19 years)—and described their roles supporting 4-H, camperships, parenting programs and other services.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6167378,"Warren County public health names \"Tire Wars\" tobacco-prevention poster winners, cites spike in youth vaping",187,357000,544000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7&start=357&end=544","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7/thumbnail_357000.jpg","/articles/6167378/Warren-County/New-York/Warren-County-public-health-names-Tire-Wars-tobacco-prevention-poster-winners-cites-spike-in-youth-vaping","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6167378-17c980028414e03bde607ebee9523c8e/orig.mp4?Expires=1770586902&Signature=STagbrxtvcOnykjWsgiYnDz5N1C9sh5iSFt4zyfajXz1ALxmCr89HUaTMIbbxqd8uTR4oxVe1H9vEd1nGLI9rPkr-vS7dumzs3A2w-W0ltuA92xkjYNoUSPBU15g1~u~8ce~-tOM3RO4YaPYm~VO2GE8wRgDN8fzOlEubJF6R7pKV7lDieBZC8~kP8SsN8MgfkhBbwkSUoiA6rgo56-R1j8dbvnjugOPhJ4F6jYWRkg7PB6cNHArEudpOuStQ6EkWjrKmgS3atwmQs5AY30cCSMqvkgM2v7GRY7HJMNKjs8kSAMt8~xadL7g0F1v3ZJGB5K~QdjwQf8mR7ovUT2T0w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Warren County public-health staff presented winners of the countywide \"Tire Wars\" tobacco-prevention poster contest and highlighted trends in youth e-cigarette use that county health officials said have reversed years of progress.

A public-health presenter told the board that tobacco use had been declining for about 15 years and that it was \"at the lowest rate at 2.1,\" but that the introduction and marketing of e-cigarettes led to a sharp rise among youth. \"From 2014 to '18, youth e-cigarette rates have increased by 161 percent, which means overall tobacco rates have increased by 57 percent,\" the presenter said. The presenter added: \"Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine. It's highly addictive, and it can harm parts of the adolescent brains that are responsible for attention, behavior, learning, mood, impulse control.\"

The presenter noted acute risks as well: \"Acute nicotine exposure can be toxic, to children and adults alike,\" and said accidental ingestion of e-cigarette liquid has caused numerous poison-control calls. The presenter told the board there are 93 registered tobacco and vape retailers in Warren County, including standalone shops, convenience stores and gas stations. The presenter also cited ratios presented to the board: \"There's 1 retailer for every 141 smokers and 1 physician for for each 839,\" remarking on retailer access compared with clinical care access.

The county announced three overall county poster winners: Olivia Barrows (county winner), Zoe Aria (second place, Buncehold Middle School, sixth grade) and Bryce Mance (third place, North Warren Central School, fourth grade). The presenter said every school district in Warren County participated and called the program a \"shining example\" of tobacco-prevention education.

The presentation included certificates and countywide prizes for the top winners; no formal board vote or policy action was taken during the presentation.","County public health presented winners of a student tobacco-prevention poster contest and told the board that youth e-cigarette use surged from 2014–2018; officials also reported 93 registered tobacco and vape retailers in the county.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6167382,"Warren County supervisors honor SUNY Adirondack president Christine Duffy",209,64000,273000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7&start=64&end=273","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5411378-7313e46596ed9b5fcd729f66dbad31d7/thumbnail_64000.jpg","/articles/6167382/Warren-County/New-York/Warren-County-supervisors-honor-SUNY-Adirondack-president-Christine-Duffy","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6167382-d3c6eaae6e5c8564822a55b73bb8e3ee/orig.mp4?Expires=1770586902&Signature=TZbVdLZFMEIc-xYjZZIwHpgMVYO7~7H5utmZzcVj1o~VXj0ircB1TNPYbw3bskAN~TGWmmDnQYFSQrdESnlIaD4ks864lcs8gHPRl-0lDKBvWqSGGvEqIkU9ozQ0P71hUpiAlBplQOwl4vP-Rw5alFC3DuBTEcZ-9yrRgdwydLjW~eTr9F2pX4gLtZNMivqw9AUswL1H5wQkzuj6tLHXhNgVabvjnP-RlzCuyt7quySw1tbCGkOhc~F9Hty2HFzNByzoJzy1tCKCnC16KKrC2Pf0O90wyV~vCwUUoQxRLONFEVtdRQig3-LusX1WKHxwZvW~hlAURdSfRFOeXrRBoQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At a meeting of the Warren County Board of Supervisors, members recognized Christine Duffy for her 12 years as president of SUNY Adirondack and thanked her for expanding local higher-education access and workforce partnerships.

The board said Duffy \"has been a champion for the students, for innovation, for regional partners,\" noting her work to expand access through the Saratoga campus and to establish four-year degree pathways with SUNY Plattsburgh. \"Her commitment to workforce development, academic excellence, and community collaboration has had a direct and lasting impact on Warren County and the greater region,\" a board member said.

Duffy addressed the board at the meeting. \"I've stood at this microphone for many times over the last 12 years, and it's bittersweet for it to be potentially the last in this role,\" she said. She said she had not previously spent much time attending local government meetings and had come to \"admire the dedication, the questions, sometimes tough but important, and most of all, the belief you've shown in the mission and direction of SUNY Adirondack.\" Duffy asked the board to offer \"the same open minded support and partnership to my successor,\" and said, \"The college's future, like our communities, is strongest when we work together.\"

The board offered its thanks and best wishes for Duffy's next chapter. No formal action or vote accompanied the recognition; the item was presented as a recognition and remark opportunity.","The Warren County Board of Supervisors recognized Christine Duffy for 12 years as president of SUNY Adirondack, citing expansion of degree pathways and workforce partnerships; Duffy thanked the community and urged support for her successor.","actionData","errors"]

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