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Two Arrested After Drug Bust At Budget Inn ONEONTA – 30 bags of heroin and 23 bags of crack cocaine were seized and two people arrested in a raid this morning at the Budget Motel on Southside. Dale K. Rogers, 24 and Rameara N. Sample, 26, both of Brooklyn, were arrested after a joint investigation with the Oneonta Police, State Police and Delaware County Sheriff’s Department into illegal narcotics trafficking in and around the city of Oneonta.…
IN MEMORIAM: David Thuma, 57; 26-Year Radiology Tech At Bassett COOPERSTOWN – David John Thuma, 57, a 26-year radiology technologist at Bassett Hospital, died unexpectedly Monday, July 11, 2016. Of Czechoslovakian and Polish ancestry, David was born May 6, 1959, in Riverhead and raised in Yaphank on Long Island. He was the second of three boys of Charles Frederick Thuma, Sr. and Frances Szuster Thuma. Raised on Long Island, David attended Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences. After earning a bachelor’s…
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Seward Announces Bid For A 16th Term 2 Democratic Challengers Primarying ONEONTA – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, today filed nearly 3,800 signatures on nominating petitions to seek his 16th term in the state Legislature’s Upper House. In announcing he is running, the veteran senator ticked off his priorities: “property tax relief, economic development, aid for our neediest schools, resources for our local roads and bridges, and the crushing heroin epidemic.“ He is being challenged this year by two Democrats,…
Summer Art Camp Has Kids Creating At Carriage House Save Save Save…
Final Judging This Afternoon At Annual Jr. Livestock Show PHOTO SPREAD IN THIS WEEK’S HOMETOWN ONEONTA, FREEMAN’S JOURNAL, ON NEWSSTANDS WEDNESDAY…
Under-15 Cuban, U.S. Teams Compete At Doubleday Field…
Sheriff Will Seek Funding For Dog-Control Activities All Interested Parties Gather, Discuss At ‘Summit’ By JIM KEVLIN • for www.AllOTSEGO.com HARTWICK SEMINARY – County Sheriff Richard J. Devlin Jr. told a summit of parties involved in developing, enforcing the paying for dog-control laws – from state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, to town “DCOs” – that he will ask the county board to put money in his 2017 budget to fill a gap that has been bedeviling the process this year.…