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Cooperstown Chamber Applauds

Executive’s ‘Ugly Sweater’ Success

Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce President Ken Meifert, center, leads the applause for chamber Executive Director Matt Hazzard, left, in the wake of Saturday's successful second annual Ugly Sweater 4K Walk/Run. It drew 110 participants compared to last year's 30-ish. Other, from left, are
Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce President Ken Meifert, center, leads the applause this evening for chamber Executive Director Matt Hazzard, left, after Saturday’s successful second annual Ugly Sweater 4K Walk/Run.   The event drew 110 participants, compared to last year’s 30.  The occasion was the chamber’s annual Christmas party, held at Brewery Ommegang.  Others, from left, are chamber staffer Hannah Bergene, consultant Mike Stein and his wife, Doris Motta; Matthew Zalachin from the Rangjung Yeshe Gombe retreat in Pierstown; chamber board member and Bassett VP/Operations Frank Panzarella, and Otsego 2000 Executive Director Ellen Pope.  (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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