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Open House’ On Cooperstown Future

Mohican Farms manager Bob Sutherland works his way around the "idea stations" at today's Community Open House at the Cooperstown fire hall on Chestnut Street. Residents' view are being collected on a range of topics – there are 16 "idea stations" – that will be reflected in the updated Comprehensive Master Plan under preparation. The open house continues through 7 p.m. today. All are welcome (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Mohican Farms manager Bob Sutherland works his way around the “idea stations” at today’s Community Open House at the Cooperstown fire hall on Chestnut Street. Residents’ view are being collected on a range of topics – there are 16 “idea stations” – that will be reflected in the updated Comprehensive Master Plan under preparation. The open house continues through 7 p.m. today. All are welcome.

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