Jefferson County Residents Applaud Gun Law Opposition - Jefferson County residents who oppose the New York SAFE Act got up one by one to speak at the county legislature meeting Tuesday night.  The legislators voted unanimously to oppose the state law that puts tighter restrictions on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.  The audience applauded.

Essex County grapples with new gun law - The Essex County Board of Supervisors plans to take a stance on New York's new gun law, but not before lawmakers take the time to review it and draft a detailed response.  Meanwhile, neighboring Franklin County legislators personally oppose the gun law but plan to hold public meetings on it before adopting a position.  These are two of only a few counties statewide that haven't passed formal resolutions opposing the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act.

Clay Town Board urges governor to suspend NY Safe Act - The Clay Town Board voted unanimously Monday night to pass a resolution to oppose the NY Safe Act.  The resolution urges Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Albany lawmakers to suspend the NY Safe Act, the gun control bill that was passed in January. The town states that the bill was rushed through the state Senate and Assembly without a public hearing and that state lawmakers didn't have time to review the bill.

Nyack Village Approves Support For Cuomo's Gun Act - Although the Rockland County Legislature showed concerns for parts of the NY Safe Act and passed a resolution requesting the state repeal certain aspects, at Thursday night's the Nyack Village board unanimously passed a resolution supporting Cuomo's NY Safe Act.