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Digital dependence breeds vulnerabilities that can be exploited by criminals, hackers, hacktivists, and well-resourced nations and non-state organizations. Readiness involves understanding the enemy — cybercrime. Knowing how hackers operate, what they are after, and the impact they can have on your network will help with your preparedness.
Overcome obstacles — A single picture can be difficult for organizations using compartmentalized controls and processes. For example, defense networks, especially military networks, rely on responsiveness and rapid access to data. Users and administrators perceive standard process-heavy security controls to be obstacles to agility. For this reason, many tactical systems are exempt from security audits and excluded from traditional risk management. Complicating change, stakeholders often hesitate to relinquish control over their cyberenvironments. However, weak controls and siloed systems prevent timely action against advanced targeted attacks and data breaches, including insider threats.
View a complete operational picture — McAfee cyber readiness solutions enable a continuous understanding of the entire protected network and the ability to assess risk dynamically across three key dimensions: on the network (network devices, endpoints, users, and data), inside the network (behavior), and outside the network (threat intelligence). McAfee combines solutions for discovery, prevention, detection, response, and audit within a centralized management console enriched with threat intelligence feeds. Collectively, these solutions help detect and remediate threats sourced from inside and outside the network — even advanced stealth attacks and zero-day threats.
Act on intelligence — An extensible data collection and monitoring framework within McAfee solutions fuses machine-to-machine (M2M) and threat intelligence with IT and mission data from endpoints, servers, databases, and applications — including network and system logs. These data streams feed rich analytics that support a proactive risk management posture: continuous monitoring, assessments, and forensic investigations on a large scale. They provide cyber readiness across the cybersecurity battlefield — on the front lines and throughout the networks that enable the mission behind the scenes.
Uses advanced network crawling technology to index sensitive data stored anywhere on your network and allows you to mine this information to quickly understand your sensitive data, how it is used, who owns it, and where it has proliferated.
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McAfee offers a comprehensive security portfolio that maps directly to the Continuous Asset Evaluation, Situational Awareness, and Risk Scoring (CAESARS) reference architecture. Learn how McAfee solutions encompass support for all subsystems, including sensor, database, presentation/reporting, and analysis/risk scoring.
The interoperability between TITUS Document Classification software and McAfee Data Loss Prevention (DLP) further reduces your risk of data loss by capturing end users' inherent knowledge about the sensitivity of documents and making that information available to McAfee host and network-based DLP as visual classification labels and corresponding metadata.
Learn about the three cyber-readiness solution requirements: continuous asset intelligence, risk assessment across IT and operational assets, and integration with computerized decision support systems.
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McAfee integrates data and processes to make vulnerability management more effective and efficient. Our approach combines asset discovery and management, comprehensive vulnerability scanning, flexible reporting, and remediation workflows into a single vulnerability assessment solution.
McAfee works closely with a partner, TITUS, to provide resilient data governance solutions that enable government customers to meet regulatory requirements, prevent sensitive data leakage, monitor user compliance, and respond quickly to security incidents.
The McAfee solution has two primary components: McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (McAfee ePO) software and McAfee Enterprise Security Manager, with additional integrations to extend visibility and control across the entire security and compliance management environment.
The McAfee solution has two primary components: McAfee Firewall Enterprise and McAfee Network Security Platform. The McAfee Firewall and the IPS appliance both have add-on features that can optimize your visibility into the network. McAfee SIEM and other optional products help extend visibility and analytics to more aspects of network traffic.
Strategies to mitigate targeted cyber institutions are mapped to McAfee capabilities — addressing the Top 35 Mitigation Strategies from the Australian Defence Signals Directorate (DSD).
Recent headlines (here and here) may have struck fear into those living near major energy installations due to references about the Stuxnet malware. In 2009, this particular strain of malware caused significant damage to the Nantanz nuclear facility, reportedly destroying a fifth of Iran's nuclear centrifuges. Recent reports about Operation Dragonfly, however, appear to be […]
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At McAfee we're dedicated to providing the most comprehensive and effective toolsets to defend against dangerous cyber threats. This mission is at the core of why we exist as a company. And as cybersecurity experts in DC, we recognize the important components that go into an effective cybersecurity strategy for government entities. These organizations need […]
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The term cyberwar pops up almost every day in public media. Regardless of its wide use, the term has been poorly explained. What does it mean? What are the principles framing and governing it? How does it fall within the way we think about war? We will answer these questions, among several others, in a […]
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This week, the experts at McAfee Labs released their latest quarterly threats report, which recapped emerging cyber-threats they saw at the end of last year. In addition to some of the trends we know of that afflict big companies and individuals, there are a number of interesting threats that affect users in the federal government […]
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This week, President Obama released his annual draft budget for Fiscal Year 2015. The budget calls for reductions in defense, leaving the physical U.S. military at is smallest level since WWII. At the same time, spending levels for cybersecurity could be increasing – or at least they won't be declining. This reflects a strategic realignment […]
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The Survey and Research Committee (SRC) consists of three members appointed by the General Executive Board. The purpose of the research committee is to develop analyses of organizing strategies and tactics and support local campaigns in their research needs.
Every two years the SRC publishes the results of a union wide survey on a topic related to organizing. The report both analyzes the results of the survey and makes recommendations based on its findings. Future topics of the survey might include: corridor campaigns, contract shops, solidarity unionism, understanding of what it means to be a member of the union, branch structure and operations. Julianna C. is leading this and can be reached at julianna at militantresearch.org.
The SRC is expanding its activities in 2014-15, and will focus on three projects, in addition to the biannual union-wide survey.
- Research 101 training. The SRC is developing training to empower and build -capacities within workers to re-claim areas of "knowledge-making" and power structure analysis that will aid in campaigns to directly confront and attack oppressive and unjust power systems in their workplaces. Kate D. is leading this effort. Contact her at kate at militantresearch.org for more information or to get involved.
- National campaign research. The SRC is coordinating campaign research on the three national targets. The committee will create an online repository of research to share information and strategy across the union. Eric D. is leading this effort. Contact Eric at eric at militantresearch.org for more information or to get involved.
- Industry research and sector analysis. The SRC will work with IWW industrial unions to map out trends in the industry. Yvonne Y. is leading this. Contact her at yvonne at militantresearch.org.
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Monday, October 21, 2013
By Joseph Andrew Lee
Before then-Sgt. Jeremiah Johnson boarded his first combat deployment flight to Iraq in 2004, a USO volunteer made him a promise. She said she would pray for him every day, and that when he returned she would be the first person to give him a hug.
Eight months later, she was right where she promised.
"She was standing right there on the tarmac," said Johnson, a Marine. "We made eye contact and the first thing she said to me was, 'Hey, I owe you a hug.'
"It was just amazing to me that among all the thousands of troops – not just Marines, but from all services – that come and go through there, she was able to build a bond with me in only moments. It takes a special someone to do that, and it was then and there that I decided that I wanted to be a part of it."
Nearly 10 years of USO volunteer service later, Johnson has been selected as the 2013 USO Volunteer of the Year. He'll be honored Friday night at the USO Gala in Washington.
But it was the encounter on the March Air Reserve Base tarmac in 2004 that prompted Johnson to seek out every opportunity to volunteer for the USO at his duty station since.
Johnson made a lasting impact at two USO centers during his six-month deployment to Okinawa. First, at Camp Schwab, Johnson helped the center director compile a flag football league for the summer. Then, when transferred to Camp Hansen to attend Staff Non-Commissioned Officer Academy (SNCOA), Johnson "breathed new life into the Camp Hansen USO center, not only with his enthusiasm, but by literally bringing new volunteer recruits through the door," according to the nomination letter submitted on his behalf.
Johnson recognized that SNCOA valued altruism, so he initiated a partnership between the USO and the academy for ongoing student volunteer service. In order to get the younger Marines interested, he would spend weekends driving them around the island in exchange for their volunteer time during the week. When the USO's patio roof was ripped off and support beams began crashing through the glass doors during 2012's Typhoon Jelawat, Johnson rallied volunteers to help protect the inside furnishings from the wind and rain. When the storm passed, he found the tools and materials to board up the broken door and get the center open again.
"That's what I love the most about the USO," Johnson said. "It's what you want it to be. You can walk in through those doors and it's like being at home. If you don't like something, you can change it. If something is broken you can fix it. Upgrade it. … It's our home, and we can go in there and make it ours."
As a father of four and a stepfather of four more, Johnson also saw great value in key USO partnerships like the United Through Reading's Military Program, so he took time to explain that value to his younger Marines. As a skilled chef, Johnson initiated the camp's Midnight Munchies program to provide troops a trouble-free alternative to going out in town on Saturday nights. He barbequed during special events and weather-induced power outages and he served as a role model for customer service while recruiting numerous new volunteers.
"[Johnson] exemplifies the best of the best in our military today: service to country, family, and community with the utmost honor and integrity and – I'd venture say – a a large dose of humility," said Betsy McWhirt, USO Director of Volunteer Services. "My experience is that the volunteers who deserve the honor the most are usually the ones who think they deserve it the least, because service, no matter what form it takes, is so integral to their character that they don't see it as anything out of their normal routine.
"He could be 'receiving' all the services we have to offer at the USO, but instead he prefers to be part of the service delivery of the USO to his fellow troops, Marines, sailors, and airmen in order to lift their spirits. This is true leadership from our perspective, and a key reason he was selected as USO Volunteer of the Year."
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The Carbon High Swim team hosted the Region 12 swim meet on Jan. 26 with eight teams in attendance including Carbon, Emery, Delta, Grand, Payson, Richfield, Spanish Fork, Wasatch Academy.
Carbon girls finished in third place while Emery took first place with a score of 271, Richfield took second with 257 and Carbon finishing with 252 points. Carbon boys swam very well with only 10 boys participating as they finished in second with 223.5 points.
The top finishers for the girls squad were Paula Gibson placing second and qualifying for State in both of her individual events 50 free with a time of 27.76 and the 100 free finishing in 1:03.28. Lonnie Meineche, the Region champ and qualifying for state in the 500 free, finished with a time of 5:42.89, and in second and qualifying for state in the 100 fly with a time of 1:06.16. Brittney Willson took fourth in the 100 free at 1:05.78 and 200 free at 2:28.42 Tati Larsen had an impressive swim taking nine seconds off her time in the 200 free finishing in 2:36.06. The girls 400 free relay team became region champs with the team consisting of Paula Gibson, Brittney Willson, Lauren Engar, and Lonnie Meineche. The same four girls took second place in the 200 free relay. All three girls relays will be competing the at State Championship meet.
For the boys team, Thory VanDyke had a great swim in the 200 IM dropping eight seconds off his time finishing in fourth place with a time of 2:35.12. He also qualified for state for the first time in the 100 breaststroke as he took second place with a time of 1:11.37. Joseph Keller also improved his time finishing in fifth with a time of 2:38.31. Brent Keller took second and qualified for State in the 100 fly (1:00.48) and 500 free (5:22.36). Lance Riche finished in second in both of his events and qualified for state in the 100 free (54.23) and 100 back (1:04.99). Dakota Powell also qualified for state in the 50 free and 100 fly.
The Carbon boys were crowned region champs in the 200 free relay for the second year in a row and finished second in the 400 free relay. All three boys relays qualified for State Championships that will be held at BYU on Feb. 8-9.
"I am so proud of my team this year they have all made great improvements and they have such positive attitudes," said Carbon High head coach Kamera Davis. "I am excited to have so many swimmers going to state this year I am taking a total of 14 swimmers and three alternates. It is the most individuals in my five years of coaching and it will be a lot of fun."


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It is rumoured that Verizon Wireless employees had been in a meeting just before the Sunday Store closures. Though store closures are a rarity in case of such big companies but it's happening nonetheless, though temporarily. It happened in small selected areas before spreading throughout the entire company. The big news that's making waves is that the Verizon Wireless will be scrapping of the word 'Wireless' from its name. The Verizon Company are not holding back on the advertisements and are doing quite a bit of publicity stunts to rake up their products just before the launch of the Apple iPhone 4. The name change is followed by new slogans such as "Verizon, Rule the Air!"
Except the name change Verizon are leaving everything else just the same. The developers have confirmed that there will be no added extra features with the new Verizon models.
Sources have confirmed that this is just a marketing strategy which will temporarily change the name of the company. The idea is to shorten the name so as it appears bolder and more intense.
The meeting that had been mentioned in this passage earlier had also another purpose. It was to decide whether or not the company would incline towards the new iPhone 4 Unlocked gadget model that is going to be launched recently. Reports are in that Verizon will stick to their android models and putt full effort on their latest Droid X cell phones.


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Carbon Senior Citizens in attendance at the annual "Senior Day at the Legislature" on Feb. 13 were pleasantly surprised when the welcoming address for the day was given by a Price native, Dwight Rasmussen. Rasmussen, a Carbon High graduate, who is employed by the Salt Lake County Aging Services. He also introduced the key note speaker for the day, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams.
Following Mayor McAdams' speech, seniors, several hundred from throughout the state, left the auditorium of the state office building to walk over to the state capitol building for a guided tour to the galleries of both the State Senate and State House of Representatives chambers. This provided the seniors an opportunity to see the legislative bodies in action.
At noon the seniors reassembled back in the auditorium of the office building and each was presented with a box lunch. At this time the legislative bodies are on their noon break giving legislators an opportunity to visit with their respective constituents.
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Review: In 'Kingsman: The Secret Service,' Colin Firth Get His Suits Splattered
There's a fine cast — including Michael Caine, Mark Strong and Samuel L. Jackson — as well as exploding heads and endangered dogs in Matthew Vaughn's gory action movie.
February 13, 2015, Friday
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In "Before I Go to Sleep," Nicole Kidman plays an amnesiac who awakens each day not knowing who she is, nor the man lying beside her (Colin Firth).
October 31, 2014, Friday
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Lunch hour today includes Richard Nicoll at 11, to be followed by Marios Schwab at noon, and the more seasoned Matthew Williamson, also an alumnus of Pucci, at 1 p.m.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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"Magic in the Moonlight," about a 1920s stage magician, is Woody Allen's first directorial release since he was confronted again with past personal accusations.
July 20, 2014, Sunday
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June 11, 2014, Wednesday
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May 9, 2014, Friday
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"Gambit," a remake of the 1966 art caper that starred Michael Caine and Shirley MacLaine, was written by the Coen brothers and stars Colin Firth and Cameron Diaz.
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A cosmopolitan city, London is an epicenter of global finance and politics where cultures intertwine, neighborhoods hold secrets whispered through time, and famous events like London Fashion Week take place on an annual basis. The metropolitan area draws millions of visitors each year to attractions such as the Houses of Parliament, which features the 16-story clock tower Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace. Set on the banks of the River Thames, London offers a fantastic mix of history, food, shopping and museums. The pageantry of the Changing of the Guard and Trooping the Colour create spectacles adored by all, while modern marvels include one of the world's biggest observation wheels.
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Cultural attractions
Exhibits at institutions such as the Royal Museum, the National Gallery, and the Imperial War Museum provide insightful perspectives of the country. From the First World War Galleries to the history of "Jack the Ripper", and artworks dating back to medieval times, enjoy a window on the past by visiting any of these attractions.
City buildings that have stood for hundreds of years include Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, and the Royal Albert Hall where you can catch a concert in the evenings. The Tower of London is guarded by the legendary Beefeaters, while inside the diamond-studded Crown Jewels glitter for guests throughout the day.
Stroll along historic footpaths in colorful Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, or enjoy a spectacular bird's-eye view of the city from atop the London Eye.
London' districts are attractions in their own right, and if you take a trip through the East End you will discover the setting for numerous films and television shows. View the ancient street layout and medieval churches in The City, the earliest Roman settlement, or visit Greenwich, home of the Prime Meridian. The Leicester Square neighborhood houses famous Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, and city tours are a great way to scale the geography of sprawling London.
Shopping and dining
Power shoppers will discover the haute couture boutiques and trendy designer stores of Knightsbridge, Bond Street and Covent Garden, as well as Oxford and Regent Streets. In addition to high-end clothes, you can also find vintage apparel in quirky local establishments.
Once known for its ubiquitous fish and chips, bangers and mash, and even eels, London has since emerged as a center of gastronomic delights. This melting pot of cultures creates a restaurant scene that thrives on fusion and international cuisine. Foodies can enjoy high tea and Anglo-Indian dishes like chicken tikka masala, Turkish kebabs and Mexican-style burritos.
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When the sun sets after a day of sightseeing, guests can visit local pubs and live music venues featuring internationally-acclaimed DJs and bands. Tracing its origins to Shakespeare, London's West End Theatre district presents musicals and plays starring famous actors from screen and stage. You can also enjoy performances in the Opera House, where the Royal Symphony, Opera and Ballet companies are showcased.
This English capital hosts a series of yearly celebrations that include Wimbledon and other major sporting events, the Notting Hill Carnival, the Lord Mayor's Show and the Totally Thames Festival.
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Spring is one of the best times to visit London. In addition to mild temperatures, the city's parks and gardens begin to bloom. Humidity levels tend to be higher in the summer months, but those looking to sample strawberries and cream, or Pimm's at the tennis should book a stay in late June or early July.
Travel and hotels are more likely to be reasonably priced and readily available in the fall and winter monthsalthough visitors should be aware that London is popular for Christmas gift shopping in December.
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From Bayswater and Paddington to Knightsbridge, the West End and Camden, the neighborhood where you choose to vacation in London will depend very much upon what you want to do on your trip. Historic hotels like Flemings Mayfairthe second oldest in the capitalhave a Georgian flair that harks back to the days when carriages rolled through the streets while contemporary accommodations include the K West and the Apex. Prices range quite dramatically, so it's best to search around online before you go.
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An Islamist mob stormed the U.S. embassy in Yemen's capital city of Sana'a on September 13, torching a building after tearing down the American flag and setting it on fire. The latest incident, like the September 11 attacks on American diplomatic missions in Egypt and Libya, was widely reported to have been sparked by outrage over a crude YouTube video depicting the Islamic Prophet Mohammed as a barbarian pedophile.
Multiple analysts, however, suggested the violence may actually be a manifestation of "blowback" against the U.S. government's lawless foreign policy. The video itself has also raised questions, with some analysts speculating that there may be more to the story than has been publicly acknowledged. A few commentators even suggested the anti-Islam film could be some sort of hoax, a cover, or even an intelligence operation.
Numerous injuries have already been reported on both sides of the conflict in Yemen: the protesters and the security forces. According to early news reports, hundreds of protesters had breached the U.S. embassy compound but had not yet entered the main office building housing American government personnel. Later reports said the rampaging hordes had torched a building and looted some computer equipment.
In addition to burning the embassy's flag and one of the buildings, the mob ripped down the sign on the outer wall and started fires all around the premises. Some demonstrators also managed to raise a black Islamist flag, used by extremists worldwide, over the U.S. embassy.
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In the wake of the bombing at the Boston Marathon, parents, teachers, grandparents and other caregivers are very concerned about how dramatic images of and discussion about the tragic event will affect the emotional well-being of their children. They are looking for advice on how to communicate with children.
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1. Limit television time. While it can be important for adults to stay informed about the situation, television images and reports may be confusing and frightening for children. Watching too many television reports can overwhelm children and even adults. So, limit the number of television reports about the situation you and your children watch.
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Boston Marathon Runners Honored Sandy Hook Victims
Many at the Boston Marathon ran in honor of those lost during the tragedy in Newtown, Conn last December. According to NBC, "runners held a 26-second moment of silence at the beginning of the race, and a special marker bearing the city seal of Newtown was placed at the 26-mile mark. The marker was surrounded by 26 stars."
Save the Children responded in the aftermath of the tragedy where 26 lives were lost at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Twenty first graders — all ages 6 or 7 — and six adults were fatally shot by a single gunman. As a result of this unthinkable tragedy, many children in Newtown and surrounding communities are grieving, expressing confusion and fear, and experiencing distress.
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Over the two days following the event, some 200 children were served by the Child Friendly Space. Many were students at the Sandy Hook Elementary School and their siblings. On Monday, December 17, with Newtown schools closed, we served 45 children.
In addition to Save the Children's staff, the executive director of the Connecticut Commission on Children, who is also a licensed psychologist certified in crisis counseling, partnered with us and was present at the Child Friendly Space.
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I just figured that I would drop a line to let you know that I finally finished the script you were helping me with. I couldn't have done it without your help! I had a few issues with ssh commands and quotation marks, and I was really confused... In some examples, I would have to use " to get it to work, in others '. Take a look below for two examples that look similar but required different styles of quotes in order to work:
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CANTON St. Lawrence County legislators have agreed to participate in a grant application organized by the Development Authority of the North County that would put regional communities on the kind of map developers prefer.
DANC is applying for up to $1 million through the state Department of States Local Government Efficiency grant program to improve the regions Geographic Information Systems.
GISs are computerized data networks that capture and analyze geographic information.
The grant would fund the acquisition of Light Detection and Ranging Data for parts of Lewis, Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties. LiDAR plots out topography to include elevations.
Thats very useful, DANC Director of Engineering Carrie M. Tuttle told legislators in a recent presentation. Theres a big black hole in the north country. The engineering firms are looking for this data.
Collecting LiDAR is costly but has a big payback, Ms. Tuttle said. The grant money also would be used to develop a regional map viewer for the public and more detailed data for clients.
If the grant were awarded, DANC would pay the bulk of the 10 percent co-share at $54,310. The authority would be using all of this data anyway, DANC CEO James W. Wright said.
To pay for the LiDAR, Jefferson County would contribute $16,855, Lewis County $9,995 and St. Lawrence County $18,460.
We want everybody invested, Mr. Wright said. For $18,000, you get almost a million dollars worth of data. Not a bad deal.
LiDAR would exclude Fort Drum and the Adirondack Park, which drew the attention of Legislator Scott M. Sutherland, R-Pierrepont, who voted against the county funding. I dont think its right to leave that out, he said.
The grant is capped at $1 million. Much of the park cannot be developed because it is owned by the state, Ms. Tuttle said. Theres a lot of trees, she said. There isnt a lot of infrastructure.
Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb, who voted for the project, said he too was troubled by the parks exclusion, especially since the county owns the 54-acre former Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. property in the town of Clifton, which is one of the few industrially zoned parcels inside of the Blue Line.
Including the park would cost more than $500,000, Ms. Tuttle said. North country towns within the park might be included in a later funding round, Mr. Wright said.
Legislators approved an amendment suggested by Mr. Morrill urging the Adirondack Park Agency and DANC to seek additional money for the park.
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