Hundreds Remember C.J. Hebert In Vigil At Cooperstown Central SLIDE SHOW: AFFECTION FOR HEBERT AT VIGIL…
Hundreds Remember C.J. Hebert In Vigil At Cooperstown Central SLIDE SHOW: AFFECTION FOR HEBERT AT VIGIL…
Easter Bunny Stops By Goodyear Lake Egg Hunt…
SteelDrivers Due At 8 At Bluegrass Festival…
Crayons. Add Kids, And It’s A Carnival CHECK OUT FUN AT CARNIVAL SLIDE SHOW…
Youngsters Get In Season’s Spirit At 4th Bookhout Easter Egg Hunt…
New Principal Sought For Cooperstown High Michael Cring Reassigned To New Post COOPERSTOWN – Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School will begin the search for a new principal as Michael Cring, principal for 20 years, becomes K-12 director of comprehensive student services, programs and athletics, it was announced today. In this new role, Cring will assume some of the duties held since 2015 by Kristin Butler, the director of curriculum, instruction and assessment, who is returning to the classroom. Cring will continue as…
Editor Speaks On WAMC Of County Becoming The ‘Finger Lakes Of Beer’ Jim Kevlin, editor & publisher of The Freeman’s Journal, Hometown Oneonta, and www.AllOTSEGO.com, spoke this morning on WAMC Northeast Public Radio’s “Morning Headlines.” His topic: The arrival of NYC consultant Karen Karp, who will be developing a feasibility study on the redevelopment of Oneonta’s Market Street as a “hub” of the developing “Finger Lakes of Beer.” CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW…
Task Force Briefs City Council On Solar Permits, Urban Forests By LIBBY CUDMORE • for www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – The sustainability task force wants to make it easier for homeowners to let the sunshine in – with solar panels, that is. “We’ve brought forward a unified solar permit that makes it easier to go through the process of getting permits for rooftop solar,” said Mark Davies, a member of the Sustainability Task Force during tonight’s meeting of the Common Council. “If…
POLLS OPEN NOON-9 P.M. TUESDAY No Contests, So All Village Trustees Answer Questions At League Forum…
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