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Timeless Tradition

COOPERSTOWN—Rotarian Joe Membrino and Frank Miosek, volunteer, flipped pancakes all morning long at the Rotary Club of Cooperstown’s 67th Election Day pancake fundraiser (top). Julie Singh and daughter Skyler enjoy mid-morning pancakes. Susie Law, Skyler’s grandmother, joined in while visiting from California (above). (Photos by Tara Barnwell)

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