BALLSTON SPA: January 15 th Saratoga County Supervisors anticipate voting on Tuesday Jan. 22 to deny the State government permission to associate its name in any way implying it is sponsoring the unfolding next phase of the SAFE Act.
The County will refuse the State permission to use its County name, letterhead, address, logo or seal, nor of the County Clerk or Sheriff, for purposes related to enforcement of the Act.
Page 10 in the January 23rd issue of the Express.
By Michael Bielawski
SARATOGA – One of the hottest debates these days without question is the gun debate. And New York State is at the center of this debate especially since the passage of the Safe Act. In a nutshell, the Safe Act limits rounds that may legally be loaded in a firearm at any one time (to seven rounds), among other provisions about sales and background checks.
At this gun show, largely to ensure the Safe Act was followed, was New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. Some assumed the appearance might be awkward or even confrontational. As it turns out, “The Attorney General was quite pleased with the way we run our shows” said David Petronis, the gun show operator. He wasn’t there long, but he visited all the tables and embraced an atmosphere that was likely very different from his liberal base.
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