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Skaneateles requiring village employees to get COVID-19 vaccine
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Local man makes it big in Hollywood after losing race for Mayor in Skaneateles
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Municipalities in the Cayuga County area are weighing the pros and cons of opting out of parts of New York state s law legalizing marijuana.
The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act, signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo March 31, legalizes possession of up to 3 ounces of the drug, and public and private use of it, by New Yorkers 21 and older.
Municipalities cannot opt out of that part of the law, which has already taken effect. However, the law allows them to opt out of letting cannabis retail dispensaries open, or on-site consumption licenses be issued, within their limits. Municipalities that decide to opt out must pass a local law by Dec. 31. Retail marijuana sales in New York state are slated to begin on April 1, 2022.
Skaneateles, Jordan voters choose new mayors
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A year after village elections across New York state were postponed in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents will vote today on the normal schedule for such races.
Voters in six Cayuga County-area villages â four within the county s borders along with the nearby Onondaga County villages of Jordan and Skaneateles â will make selections Tuesday, March 16, for mayoral and board of trustee seats.
Mid-March is the time most villages in New York state hold their elections, but the voting in 2020 was postponed because of pandemic concerns. Those elections took place in September under an emergency order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo.