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County Reps Vote To Restore 4 Of 26 Jobs Cut From Budget

County Reps Vote To Restore 4 Of 26 Jobs Cut From Budget By DON MATHISEN  • for AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Twenty-six county job cuts are down to 22. A majority of Otsego County representatives today took an informal vote to restore three full-time jobs that would be eliminated if the 2016 tentative budget is passed by the full board. During what was termed a work session on the budget, the reps also voted to restore one part-time position.…

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Three Arrested in Police Raid, $25,000 in Crack Cocaine Seized

3 Arrested In Police Raid; $25,000 In Crack Seized ONEONTA – Nearly $25,000 worth of crack cocaine was seized from a home on Meckley Avenue during an early-morning raid that resulted in the arrests of Sophie S. Szczepanski, 30, Charles W. Haynes Jr, 43 and Orane Crawford, 23. At 8:30 a.m. today, the Oneonta Police Department patrol division, detective division and the Special Response Team, with assistance from the Delaware County Sheriff’s investigators and K-9 Ozzie, served a search warrant at 10 Meckley…

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Tickets On Sale For ‘On Wild Side,’ New Year’s Gala At The Otesaga

Tickets On Sale For ‘On Wild Side,’ New Year’s Gala At The Otesaga COOPERSTOWN – Tickets are on sale for “On the Wild Side,” the Friends of Bassett Healthcare Network’s 2015 New Year’s Eve Gala at The Otesaga, now in its 22nd year.  Proceeds from this year’s gala will benefit the Nightingale Fund for Nursing Excellence.  The gala takes place from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on Dec. 31. The evening features cocktails and hors d’œuvres, a live auction with Dr. Donald Raddatz…

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Driver’s B.A.C. Triple Limit, Troopers Alleged

Driver’s B.A.C. Triple Limit, Troopers Alleged MILFORD – State Police say they arrested a 45-year-old Oneonta man Sunday evening for aggravated driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, after finding his blood-alcohol count (BAC) was .25 percent, three times over the legal limit.  The arrest occurred at 11:22 p.m. Troopers said Ronald S. Brennan was arrested after he was observed driving a car on Eddie Martin Road, Milford, that had no license plates.  Pulling him over, they said he was driving an…

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FOX RECRUITS NEW PRESIDENT

FOX RECRUITS NEW PRESIDENT ONEONTA – A several-months’- long national search for a new Fox Hospital president has ended with the selection of a health care executive from Paterson, N.J., who has over two decades of leadership experience across all sectors of the patient care delivery continuum. Jeff Joyner, previously System Vice President for Operations at St. Joseph’s Healthcare System, Paterson, N.J., has been named president of Fox Hospital effective Jan. 1, 2016, Bassett Healthcare Network President/CEO Dr. Vance Brown…

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‘SHOVEL-READY SITE’ ACHIEVED, IDA SAYS

‘SHOVEL-READY SITE’ ACHIEVED, IDA SAYS WEST ONEONTA Otsego County’s first “shovel-ready site” may have been achieved last night. The town Planning Board completed the required SEQRA process and review of the proposed full-buildout of the remaining acreage in the newly named Oneonta Business Park. The site, owned by the Otsego County IDA and previously known as Pony Farms, received the approval for up to 400,000 square feet of mixed-used development.…

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6 Incumbent Town Supervisors Ousted, Some By Wide Margins

6 Incumbent Town  Supervisors Ousted, Some By Wide Margins While attention was focused on the Town of Hartwick’s nailbiter – in the end, incumbent David Butler was edged out by Fire Chief Bob O’Brien, 233-229 – five other town supervisors around Otsego County were voted out in the Nov. 3 local elections, some by wide margins. • In Milford, Republican Bob Moore Sr. over Democratic two-term incumbent Chris Harmon, 307-192 • In New Lisbon, Republican Timothy Miller over veteran Democratic…