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StarOffice (and now OpenOffice.org) gives us darn good compatibility. I have always had good luck with StarOffice 5.2 and, recently, with OpenOffice.org. My two gripes are the speed (both are s-l-o-o-o-o-o-o-w) and the fonts- God, the fonts in OpenOffice.org are butt-ugly. And, darn it all, there are times, more often than not, where I really consider going back to Windows 98SE and Office97, just so that I can use Word and Excel. And that is not a thought that I like.
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Several residents have approached village officials about changing the law, which prohibits skateboarding along village streets.
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There are currently no regularly scheduled flights to Ranong. Ranong airport is 20km south of town, off Hwy 4 but is serviced only by small charter aircraft.
Within Ranong town, there is songtaew service (a pickup truck with seats in the rear), that follows three routes from Ranong Municipality Wet Market (Talat Sot Thetsaban) and the Esso station that runs from 6.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Songtaew 2 (blue) services the bus terminal.
Taxis are available on Rueang Rat Road for getting around town, to nearby attractions, and to farther flung destinations.


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CANTON St. Lawrence County legislators are worried that they will be out more than $3 million this year if state legislation is not approved this month.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, has introduced home rule legislation that would allow the county to raise its sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. That would mean a total sales tax including the states 4 percent of 8 percent. But the legislation lacks a companion bill in the Senate, which was blocked by the Assembly to include across-the-board sales tax increases up to 4 percent in the state budget.
County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire told county legislators at a meeting Monday that state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, did not think the home rule legislation will be introduced this month, which would mean the county would lose more than $3 million this year because of reporting requirements necessary before collection can begin. If legislation passed in June, the county could see extra sales tax revenue for one month of the year.
Hes concerned about it actually going through at all because the votes may not be there, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
Mr. Griffo also told Ms. St. Hilaire he did not support the countys five-year plan to cut property taxes 14 percent the first year if it receives the additional sales tax. Instead, Mr. Griffo said he thinks the county should drop the 14 percent property tax increase it imposed for 2013 as a staggered decrease over several years to provide more flexibility.
The 14 percent drop in the first year of the plan was done at the behest of state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said Legislator Donald A. Peck, R-Gouverneur.
Weve done everything they wanted us to do, Mr. Peck said. For them to cop out now, we still have to get this thing done.
Legislators met with Mr. Griffo last year to discuss the increase but he deferred sponsorship of the legislation at the time to Mrs. Ritchie as the countys home senator, said Legislator Sallie A. Brothers, D-Norfolk.
We took that to heart, she said. We did what our home county senator asked.
The problem may be that it does not matter if the five-year plan decreases property taxes 14 percent in the first year or in phases, but how the county handles what money it has, said Legislator Mark H. Akins, R-Lisbon.
Mr. Akins noted that the county hired Wladis Law Firm, Syracuse, as a lobbyist and is considering having the law firm pursue litigation over the withholding of payments related to the gaming compact between the state and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe. Legislators tabled a resolution on the matter after an executive session, saying they wanted the wording reviewed.
The proposed lawsuit is a waste of taxpayer money that may concern senators, Mr. Akins said.
Were not using it prudently, at least in my opinion, he said. Do they trust us to do what we say were going to do? Do we have a working relationship?
Legislators spent the last seven years spending down a $20 million fund balance to nothing and need to look at cutting spending, said Legislator Kevin D. Acres, R-Madrid.
The fund balance was used to keep property taxes low, said Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction.
To say it was spent is not the correct terminology, he said. I think were doing our very best trying to keep people in their houses.
Mr. Peck said he has not heard any resolutions for savings coming from Republicans who wanted to reduce this years budget, but Mr. Akins said there has been support for changing the public bus system, eliminating the Certified Home Health Agency and, more recently, agreeing to a request for proposals for a vendor to manage the Highway Departments procurement of parts.
If you think were going to get out of this in one year, youre sadly mistaken, Mr. Akins said. We have to be constantly vigilant on every dollar we spend.
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Pinnacle's Scott Crider veers out in front of a Castle Heights volunteer during the wheelchair race portion of second annual Pinnacle Nursing and Rehabilitation Summer Olympics. The much loved event began on May 23 and continued through May 27 as seniors at the facility participated in wheelchair races at the Dino Mine Adventure Park, balance beam routines, shot put contests, relay races, bar laps and a run through the obstacle course. According to Pinnacle Official Kerrie Barker, 24 of the facility's residents participated in the Olympics. "We like to invite the entire community and all of our residents to participate in this event in order to share our experiences with the entire area," explained Barker. "The seniors get a great sense of achievement from this event. They love being involved and they get a great amount of joy and therapy from the different events in the Olympics."
Of the eight events, the Pinnacle awarded gold, silver and bronze medals to those who placed. Awards were also given for participation. According to Barker, the staff's therapy and activity department did a great job with the Olympics including Chuck Wathall, Scott Crider, Linda Aragon and Sam McCourmick. Price City's Mayor, city council and students from Castle Heights Elementary also participated.


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