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Land Trust Director Resigns After Less Than Year In Post COOPERSTOWN – Citing family commitments, John Winter, Otsego Land Trust executive for less than a year, will be resigning, the Land Trust announced today. Because of those commitments, he has been unexpectedly delayed relocating to the Cooperstown area and will not be able to do so for another two years. This development has made performance of his duties difficult and he offered his resignation to the Land Trust’s board of directors…
45-Year Employee Dorothy Johnson Honored At Fox Recognition Luncheon ONEONTA – Fox Hospital today announced the 85 employees recognized for longevity last Friday at the annual Employee Service Awards reception, with a special tribute to Dorothy Johnson, director of human resources, a 45-year employee. In total, the hospital celebrated 1,200 years of experience during the luncheon at Stella Luna Ristorante. Each honoree received a commemorative pin and gift card, presented by Fox President Jeff Joyner, and Dan Robinson, president of…
ELECTION DAY IS NOV. 8 Mowers, Stolzer Compete For Oneonta Town Board RANDAL I. MOWER’S CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE MICHAEL STOLZER’S CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRE…
Greetings From World Series! Cooperstown Mayor Jeff Katz, a Chicago Cubs fan from his days at the Mercantile Exchange, sends greetings from Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, where his beloved Cubbies are facing the Indians this evening in the World Series. If the Cubs win, it will be their first championship since 1908. In addition to serving as mayor, Katz is a published baseball writer with two books to his credit and an aficionado of America’s Pastime.…
Market Street Walkways, Planters Discussed By Steering Committee…
Audubon Mainstay Tom Salo Named OCCA Conservationist COOPERSTOWN – Tom Salo of Burlington, active in environmental issues since the first Earth Day in the 1970s and an expert in eagles and hawks, has been named Otsego County Conservation Association 2016 “Conservationist of the Year,” it was announced today. He will receive the award at OCCA’s Annual Dinner beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, at Templeton Hall. For reservations, call OCCA Executive Director Leslie Orzetti at 547-4488.…
Public Voices Concerns On Closing Otego School…
