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APA’s Bias Against Public Hearings Violates Their Mission

Current IssuesBy adirondackMay 6, 2024

APA’s Bias Against Public Hearings Violates Their Mission by Dave Gibson The bias of Adirondack Park Agency executive staff against holding Agency public hearings is right out in the open, again, thanks to a recent article by Adirondack Explorer reporter Zachary Matson.  There is no reason for APA staff to hide their bias against adjudicatory hearings since the APA…

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