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Sign Of Summer:

No Wake Buoy In

Practicing social distancing, Paul Lord, who teaches at SUNY Oneonta and the Biological Field Station on Otsego Lake, places the no-wake buoy yesterday off Cooperstown’s Lakefront Park, a spring ritual and sign that summer isn’t far behind. 

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