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Tim Johnson To Retire, Sells Autumn Cafe To Carringtons Tim and Andy, owners of the landmark Autumn Cafe in downtown Oneonta, have announced that they will be retiring after 37 years and on Jan. 16 “will be passing to torch” of the restaurant to Wayne and Rebecca Carrington, owners of The B-Side Ballroom. Regular business hours will continue until Sunday, Jan. 15, when an informal fare-thee-well party is planned at 3 p.m. All are welcome to attend to send them off…
City Manager Search Begins This Friday ONEONTA – The search for Oneonta’s new City Manager will formally begin on Friday, Jan. 6. “Our consultant, Catherine Tuck Parrish, will begin looking at applications,” said Mayor Gary Herzig during the Common Council meeting held earlier this evening. “She’ll weed out and present us with the candidates that she believes will be the best fit.”…
WITH NEW YEAR, NEW LEADER CCS Superintendent Arrives, Meeting With Students, Staff …
First Baby Of 2017 Born At Bassett COOPERSTOWN – The first Otsego County baby of 2017 was born at 6:04 a.m. New Year’s Day at Bassett Hospital. However, the parents asked that their privacy be respected, with no photos taken before Jan. 7. The only information Bassett can released is the mother is from Oneonta.…
Senator Seward Sworn In For 16th Term In Albany…
‘Blue Skies’ Ring In 2017 At Oneonta First Night Fete…
Frosty Footwork At Frostbite 5K…
Douglas Brenner To Be Named Acting Police Chief ONEONTA – Oneonta Common Council is slated to appoint Lt. Douglas Brenner to the position of Acting Police Chief during their meeting on Jan. 4, 2017. If Council votes to appoint him, he will become acting chief effective Jan. 5, 2017, with a stipend of $15,758 for additional duties to be performed. Brenner will take over for Chief Dennis Nayor, who is leaving Jan. 20 to accept a position of Director of Research, Development,…
Friends, Family Bid Adieu To Red Caboose On Plaza…
