County Budget Gap Reduced, Sheriff’s Budget Cut $250,000 DETAILS IN THIS WEEK’S HOMETOWN ONEONTA, FREEMAN’S JOURNAL…
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Canadian Pacific Xmas Train Is No More, OFO Announces ONEONTA – Opportunities for Otsego has been notified by the Canadian Pacific Railroad that the annual Holiday Train of Lights event has been discontinued in Oneonta, according to OFO President Dan Maskin. In the past, Canadian Pacific ran its Holiday Train over the D&H South line. However, due to the recent sale of 280 miles of track to Norfolk Southern, Canadian Pacific can no longer bring the Holiday Train to the…
Bassett Flag Raising Honors Organ Donor COOPERSTOWN – Bassett Hospital and the Center for Donation and Transplant raised a Donate Life Flag Friday to help honor a local organ donor whose gifts of life helped save two other New Yorkers. The flag was raised outside of the Bassett Health Clinic across from the hospital.…
Self-Guided Walking Tour Revived This Very Afternoon In Cooperstown…
REUNION WEEKEND ’15 Unbeaten ’60 Hoop Team Entered Into Hall Of Fame MORE PHOTOS OF OHS WALL, HALL HONOREES…
F. DANIEL LARKIN, 1938-2015 Funeral Tuesday For Retired Provost, Scholar, Administrator, Civic Leader ONEONTA – The funeral mass for retired SUNY Oneonta Provost F. Daniel Larkin, 76, who died Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015, at Fox Hospital, will be at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Calling hours will be 6-8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at the Lester R. Grummons Funeral Home, 14 Grand St. Daniel Larkin, Dan to all who knew him, left this world a…
IN MEMORIAM Dan Larkin, Retired Provost, Expert On Canals, NY History Editor’s Note: Dan Larkin, the beloved former long-time provost and perhaps the last active faculty member who taught at Old Main, died Thursday, Oct. 2, at Fox Hospital. He was 76. He retired as provost at the end of June 2011, but continued to teach his popular course on New York State history until earlier this year. Raised in Rome, the Erie Canal was one of his professional…
Kirkus: Libby’s Mystery Novel May Inspire Sequels All.OTSEGO.com reporter Libby Cubmore’s mystery novel, “The Big Rewind,” to be published in February, has received its first review, in Kirkus, and it’s a positive one: “The clues to a Brooklyn murder unspool on a mixtape in what might be a new mystery subgenre – the hipster cozy. The review hopes the mystery, to be published by William Morrow in February, “inspire more than one playlist and, hopefully, a sequel.” READ FULL KIRKUS…