Op-ed column: State, county should assist village after Beech-Nut goes

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Op-ed column: State, county should assist village after Beech-Nut goes

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Daniel T. Weaver

Lots of harsh words have been flying around the village of Canajoharie ever since the village board made it known on June 26 that it was considering filing a lawsuit against the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency and/or Beech-Nut Corp., unless the village receives written guarantees of compensation for the financial impact that Beech-Nut’s move will have on the village....

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