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Five Guys Burgers, Fries Coming To Oneonta Soon ONEONTA – Following an announcement from FIVE GUYS BURGERS and FRIES, Southside Mall management confirms that an Oneonta location will officially be “opening soon.”…
Installing Floor Will Close Library 2 Weeks COOPERSTOWN – The Village Library of Cooperstown will be closed Monday, Jan. 4, to Friday, Jan 15, at the tile floor in the main entry is replaced with wood flooring similar to what was originally there. The project will remove damaged tile and asbestos sub-flooring. Village offices will be open as usual, accessible through the Fair Street entrance.…
LIST OF OTSEGO COUNTY’S FUNDED PROJECTS D&H Yards, Oneonta Ag Hub Win NY State Ec-Dev Grants No $1/2 Billion, But $3.3 Million As Consolation; Cooperstown Gets Nothing, But Hall, NYSHA Win ALBANY – While Otsego County’s economic development region failed to gain $1/2 billion from the governor’s Upstate Revitalization Initiative, the county itself did the best in five years of the state’s CFA program for distributing economic development funding – $3,317,658 in all. “The region got a record amount of money,” said state Sen.…
REPORT: Common Core Task Force Suggests Teacher-Assessment Delay Governor Cuomo’s Common Core task force draft report is calling for a moratorium on using test scores for teacher evaluations, according to POLITICO New York, which obtained a copy.…
BULLETIN NO $1/2 BILLION FOR OUR COUNTY ALBANY – The Cuomo Administration announced a few minutes ago that Otsego County’s economic development region won’t receive $1/2 billion from the Upstate Revitalization Initiative. The Finger Lakes, Southern Tier, and Syracuse-centric Central NY Region will share the $1.5 billion. The Mohawk Valley region was named a “top performer” among the REDCs and will receive $100.3 million in state economic-development funding, more than any of the first four years of the program.…
SOUTHERN TIER REGION IS 2ND TO RECEIVE $1/2 BILLION …Finger Lakes Region Is First…
Governor Speaking Now On $1/2 Billion Awards…
COUNTY LEARNS TODAY IF $1/2 BILLION ON WAY Municipal and business leaders from across New York State have gathered at The Egg in Albany at this hour to learn which three of seven Regional Economic Development Council’s will share $1.5 billion from Governor Cuomo’s Upstate Revitalization Initiative. Otego County is in the six-county Mohawk Valley REDC, one of the seven contenders, and local officials attending include Cooperstown Mayor Jeff Katz and Caroline Lewis, SUNY Oneonta’s economic developer. The winners of…
Oneonta’s Erik Miller Named To National Board ONEONTA – Erik Miller of Oneonta, director of the Southern Tier East Regional Planning Development Board in Binghamton, has been elected to the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) for 2015-16. The action came at NADO’s Annual Business Meeting at the association’s 48th Annual Training Conference in New Orleans this fall.…