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United, 2 Boy Scout Councils Celebrate At Crumhorn Camp…
SUNY Oneonta Grads Go Forth! ONEONTA – 1,000 students turned their tassels from left to right today the Dewar Arena, announcing themselves as the newest graduates of SUNY Oneonta. Broadway producer Hal Luftig, ’79 and set designer Neil Mazzella, ’73, both Tony Award winners, gave the graduating addresses and received honorary degrees. Luftig, who’s produced 27 Broadway shows, shared a quote from a talk actress and activist Jane Fonda gave during his time at SUNY. “She told me, ‘Don’t let the…
Boys & Girls Of Summer Parade Through Hartwick …
Springbrook Cuts Ribbon On New Medical Housing ONEONTA – With an open layout, single bedrooms, climate control and a therapy bathtub, Springbrook is making sure that their students with the highest medical needs receive the highest quality of care. “It is a larger, more accommodating space with very thought-out design features,” said Seth Haight, COO. “The completion of this home is an important part of a broad action plan made up of many exciting projects.”…
Land Trust Plants 440 Trees To Stabilize Herkimer Creek SCHUYLER LAKE – Approximately 440 trees and shrubs were planted by 10 volunteers along the edge of Herkimer Creek as it runs past Kathy & Tim Peters’ Schuyler Lake farmstead this morning. “We need to build up over 10,000 acres of riparian forest buffer across New York to help solve the problem of pollution in the Chesapeake Bay,” said Lydia Brinkley, Riparian Buffer Forest Coordinator for the Upper Susquehanna Coalition. “Having trees and…
88 Tenfold Bookcases Go To Young Readers…
Rotary 2016-17 Exchange Students Prepared For Overseas Adventure…
Top Cotillion Awards Presented To Nora Jensen, Logan Doucas…
Candidate Ainsworth Introduced At Tonight’s School Board Meeting COOPERSTOWN – Marielle Ainsworth, who is unopposed for an open seat in the Tuesday, May 17, Cooperstown Central budget vote and election, was introduced to attendees at this evening CCS board meeting by President Teresa Russo. She is running for the seat vacated by Andrew Marietta, who was elected to the county Board of Representatives last fall. Board Vice President Mary Leonard is running unopposed for a second.…
