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Central Paving Gets Ready For Field Day

The crew from Central Paving, Frankfort, is completing as much of the Main Street sidewalk between Chestnut Street and Key Bank as it can in anticipation of Saturday's Cooperstown Field Day Celebration, a collaboration of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce and Brewery Ommegang.  (Paul Donnelly/allotsego.com)
The crew from Central Paving, Frankfort, is completing as much of the Main Street sidewalk between Chestnut Street and Key Bank as it can in anticipation of Saturday’s Cooperstown Field Day Celebration, a collaboration of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce and Brewery Ommegang.   Rain is expected Saturday, but tents will be erected to accommodate festival-goers. (Paul Donnelly/allotsego.com)

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