IN MEMORIAM: John H. Leal, 93; Managed Cooperstown Supermarket COOPERSTOWN – John H. Leal, 93, who managed the Victory supermarket here for many years, passed away March 1, 2016, in Ocala, Fla. After his retirement he moved to Florida. Survivors include two sons, John A. and Christopher B. Leal and his wife Lore, as well as many grandchildren great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He will be interred in the Leal family plot Delhi.…
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FOLLOW BROADCAST LINK AT ALLOTSEGO.COM Coop Fans Snap Up Tickets, But You Can Still Get Seats COOPERSTOWN – The 300 advance tickets provided Cooperstown Central for Saturday’s state quarter-finals in Whitesboro were snapped up, and another 100 provided Thursday. But Lady Hawkeye’s player Maggie Schuermann’s mom Maureen reports fans can still get through the gate: As other fans leave the gym after they complete their games, seats will be available for Coop fans.…
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$21 Million Expected For Fox Joint Center ONEONTA – Word has been received that $21 million in state funding is en route to Fox Hospital to restructure its finances and build a new joint center. The funding is part of $125 million for facilities improvements aimed at reducing expensive emergency-room usage by 25 percent, announced by state Health Commissioner Howard Zucker at a press conference that ended a few moments ago. Further details should be forthcoming shortly.…
Online Poll Results Here are the results for our recent poll “Should the Constitution Pipeline be approved?” Click Image To Enlarge Click Here To See The Original Poll With Comments…
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IN MEMORIAM: Gary Bean, 66; Ran Mill Work Company Locally EAST WORCESTER – Gary R. Bean, 66, who operated Gary Bean & Son Mill Work Inc. here, passed away Tuesday, March 1, 2016, at Bassett Hospital. He was born April 22, 1949, in Exeter, N.H., the son of Marshall G. and Stella Elaine (Tait) Bean.…
Proposed City Charter Changes Head Toward City Council Vote ONEONTA – Mayor Gary Herzig has called a special meeting of Common Council’s Legislative Committee for 4 p.m. Thursday, March 10, to begin reviewing changes to the City Charter proposed by the ad hoc committee he established for that purpose, according to a report in this week’s Hometown Oneonta. The next step would be for Common Council to schedule a public hearing. The charter changes would then go to a vote,…
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Classmates Cheer Teams At Cooperstown Pep Rally Boys, Girls Heads To State Tourney Saturday VIEW SLIDE SHOW ON TODAY’S PEP RALLY…