My hometown is Frewsburg, New York where I grew up and attended elementary and high school. I obtained an Associates Degree in Engineering Science from Jamestown Community College in 1975, a BS in Civil Engineering from University Of Colorado in 1978, and a MS in Civil Engineering from North Carolina State University at Raleigh in 1980.

I worked in industry for about eight years and in higher education for approximately twelve years. My industrial experience includes working as a Class D waste water treatment plant operator in Colorado for 9 months. I also worked for R M Brown Engineering in Jamestown, NY as a Civil Engineer on roads, drainage studies, bridges and water systems for just over a year. The remaining six years of industrial experience includes working for Law Engineering in Saudi Arabia. This included work as a construction materials engineer, department manager, branch manager, and, eventually, general manager of the total Saudi Arabian operation.

My time in higher education has all been at Alfred State College where I have taught as a Civil Engineering Technology Professor since 1990 and have been Dean of the Vocational Technology Campus in Wellsville since 1997.

I have lived in Alfred since 1987 while employed at Alfred State College. My wife of nineteen years is Judy Van Loon Clark, originally of Livonia New York. She is a busy housewife with three boys Travis (12), Justin (9) and Derrick ( 5) who all attend Alfred Almond Central School.

Mr. Gregory grew up in Garden City, NY. He attended Alfred University, graduating in 1968 with a BA in Economics and Business. Choosing to remain in the Alfred area, in 1970 he purchased a farm nearby where he lived until 1988 when he and his family moved back into the village.

Mr. Gregory’s professional life has centered around construction and plant management. For fifteen years he worked in management and technical services for A.L. Blades and Sons, a local highway contractor. He currently works for the Bicycle Man, a specialty recumbent bicycle shop. Along with racing bicycles, Mr. Gregory’s interests include acting in local theatre productions and, most importantly, year-round walking around the village and its surrounds.

Mr. Gregory is married to Hope Zaccagni, the Two Dimensional Technician at the School of Art and Design at the NY State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. They have a son and daughter, Seth and Spencer.

ACADEMIC DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Arts, and Doctor of Philosophy in US History

TEACHING EXPERIENCE: American History and Government, Economics, Sociology Professor Emeritus, Alfred State College, Alfred, NY

RESIDENCE: Alfred, NY since 1959

POLITICAL OFFICE: Member of the Alfred Village Board since 1987 to the present Trustee in charge of Streets and Water 1987-1999 Trustee in charge of Police Department 1999 Deputy Mayor 1989-preset

MEMBERSHIP ON OTHER AREA GROUPS: Alfred-Almond Board of Education; Alfred Cemetery Association; Foster Lake Club Board of Directors; Trustee Union University Church; Alfred Historical Society; Wee Playhouse

PERSONAL DATA: Married, two children, two grandchildren, author of some forty articles and papers, widely known as a musician.

Previously served on the village board from 1976 through 1983. Taught part-time at Alfred University in the fields of chemistry and environmental studies. Prior to coming to Alfred, taught students in Lusaka, Zambia and in Istanbul, Turkey.

During the late '80s, and the 90s was education director at the New Alchemy Institute, an ecological research and education center on Cape Cod and at the E. F. Schumacher Society in Great Barrington, MA. I served as coordinator for the Cape Cod Campaign for Civil Rights from 1992 -1994, worked with the MA Deptartment of Mental Health, and am currently a member of a collective -- the Program on Corporations, Law and Democracy -- researching, writing and speaking on matters related to illegitimate corporate power vs. radical democracy.

I have two children, Michael and Ellen. My partner, Linda Belle, and I reside at 50 West University Street.

Born in 1939, Marion O. Weaver grew up near Warren, Ohio. She received a B.S. in Geology and a M.A. in Education from the University of Rochester. She taught Earth Science in the Rochester, NY area. She then worked as a research aide/assistant at CUNY Queens College, determining atmospheric and oceanic carbon dioxide levels, and at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in carbon-14 analysis.

She moved with her family to Alfred in 1984, and taught Earth Science at Jasper-Troupsburg Central School for 17 years. She also volunteered as an EMT-CC  with A.E. Crandall Hook and Ladder Co., and taught EMS classes in Steuben and Allegany counties.  She currently is the Steuben-Allegany Earth Science Mentor, and is an Earth Science consultant for the New York State Education Department.

She previously served as Village Trustee from 1992 to 1998.

Marion Weaver's husband of 43 years is J. Scott Weaver. They have 4 grown children and numerous grandchildren.