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IN MEMORIAM: Madeline Steiner, 92; Sold Real Estate OTEGO – Madeline Rometta Steiner, 92, who sold real estate for 25 years with her husband Roger, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Thursday at Fox Nursing Home.…
Worcester’s I-88 Rest Area Due To Reopen Friday WORCESTER – Closed since 2010, The Interstate 88 rest area, between Excits 18 and 19 in Worcester, is due to reopen this coming Friday. “With the holiday travel season now upon us, I am extremely pleased that this rest stop, a critical component for highway safety, is set to reopen,” said state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, who pushed for the reopening. “I fought against the NYSDOT decision to shutter this and other…
70 Pack Cooperstown Village Hall For Underground Railroad Lecture COOPERSTOWN – Hartwick Seminary Academy, forerunner of Hartwick College, and Isaac Newton Arnold in particular loomed large this afternoon as Harry Bradshaw Matthews, director of Hartwick’s U.S. Colored Troops Institute, detailed the county’s role in the Underground Railroad that ferried a half-million slaves to freedom in the decades before the Civil War. Arnold, born in Hartwick in 1815, attended the academy, was tutored in the law by Cooperstown attorneys, then moved to…
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POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN COLGATE HIT AND RUN A 22-year-old woman, Ashlie Shanice Well, is in jail after police say she hit a pedestrian and didn’t stop to help, NEWS29 and the Daily Progress are reporting. She is charged with felony hit and run, resulting in a personal injury. Charlottesville police say Wells hit Cooperstown native Jeremiah Thaddeus Colgate, 28, of Charlottesville on Sunday, Nov.9, at 2:40 a.m. …
CAPITOL CONNECTION Nixon Won Second Term, Too By ALAN CHARTOCK • President, Northeast Public Radio ALBANY – So what can we expect during Andrew Cuomo’s second term? First of all, there will certainly be a wholesale changing of the guard. Cuomo is a demanding boss and working for him for four years couldn’t be easy. He is a tough guy and is known to “ping” people at all hours of the day or night. He gets ideas and he wants his people…
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