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Charles Guffler named Tompkins County historian in unanimous vote
Summary
The legislature unanimously approved Charles Guffler as county historian. Guffler thanked the body and emphasized protecting local resources, calling the region and Cayuga Lake 'a jewel' worth preserving.
The Tompkins County Legislature on Jan. 20 appointed Charles Guffler as county historian. County administration introduced Guffler as the recommended candidate; the appointment was moved by Legislator Greg Muzzy and seconded by Legislator Veronica Pillar. The roll call recorded a unanimous vote in favor.
Guffler thanked the legislature and said he was "very honored and pleased" by the unanimous vote. In remarks he praised local natural and cultural resources, noting the county's colleges, Cayuga Lake and regional history. The legislature recorded the appointment and asked the new historian to engage with county efforts to preserve and interpret local heritage.
The appointment is effective immediately; the clerk will record the appointment and notify relevant county offices.
