The previous installment of this series of articles on this topic introduced the idea that federal disability rights laws have some important and possibly surprising consequences for local land use and zoning. It identified three federal statutes, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), F… Read More ⇒Business Law Column: Disability Law implications for local land use regulation part II – reasonable accommodations

Dairy farms received record high prices in 2022, averaging over $25 for every hundred pounds of milk they shipped. These prices helped mitigate the impact of rapidly rising costs of production. Just like every sector of our economy, supply chain issues, labor and inflation had, and will cont… Read More ⇒Agribusiness Column: Exports, labor, inflation and consumer demand drive the dairy industry into 2023

Out of the 23 businesses that line Main Street, 70% of them are owned by women including the Pear Tree, Tab’s Grill & Cantina, the Celtic Knot, the Clinic Physical Therapy, Natures’ Storehouse, Josie’s Little Pizzeria Bar and Lounge, Grasse River Outfitters, the Beauty Bar, Sweet Retreat… Read More ⇒Main Street Women in Business

Family. Faith. More than his love of history, of constitutional law, his work as a lawyer and his desire to serve his community, it is his family and faith that have informed every decision Ian W. Gilbert, 34, has made to get where he is and are the core of his future. Read More ⇒20 Under 40: Ian Gilbert

Matthew Gayle first fell in love with music during high school, when he realized how many activities he was involved in that revolved around it--like All-County, NYSSMA, and school musicals. “These were all fun experiences that made me see how much I valued music and how enjoyable it could b… Read More ⇒20 Under 40: Matthew Gayle