By Jeremy Moule on November 25, 2008
During a forum in Irondequoit last week, Attorney General Andrew Cuomo told a group of Hamlin residents that he'd send an environmental attorney to look into their complaints about the town's wind-tower regulations.
"We are very excited to the fact that they acknowledged we have issues that need to be taken care of and that they're going to follow through with it," says Linda DeRue, a member of the Hamlin Preservation Group.
I find this all very interesting because...
Attorney General Andrew Cuomo came to Jefferson County in June for a community forum, at this time Mr. Cuomo's task force was given documentation concerning corruption, involving the proposed wind projects for the community of Cape Vincent,
Including a letter written by Senator Darrel Aubertine,
At that time Mr. Aubertine was, State assemblyman for that same district.
This letter, written to the town supervisor encouraged the town board members with conflicts of interests to vote on wind issues.
Cape Vincent is ripe with corruption.
Where is Mr. Cuomo?
Has Cape Vincent become a victim of political corruption?
Will these issues be ignored because a democratic senate seat is more important than our rights?
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