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GOHS LOANED 6 HOLIDAY MANNEQUINS Bresee’s Christmas Elves Come Back To Downtown The Greater Oneonta Historical Society’s Christmas decorators paused to inspect their handiwork after putting four Bresee’s Department Store elves and two does in the Oneonta History Center’s windows this morning, where they may be view by youngsters and nostalgic oldsters until Monday, Dec. 9. The motorized mannequins were loaned by St. James’ Manor & Retirement Community to the GOHS through the intercession of John Pontius, at right in…
TERM RUNS THROUGH DEC. 31 City Council Member Osterhoudt Resigns ONEONTA – Council member Michelle Osterhoudt, Fourth Ward, has announced she’s leaving Common Council Nov. 30, a month before her term expires, citing family obligations. She didn’t run for a second term, and will be succeeded by fellow Democrat Kaytee Lipari Shue on Jan. 1. “While I have enjoyed my position and truly love Oneonta and the Fourth Ward, it is clear that my obligations to my job and family…
FILMMAKER MACALUSO RECORDS ROOTS ‘Hero Hotel’ Set At Meadowlark In E. Springfield By JAMES CUMMINGS • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com EAST SPRINGFIELD – As the Macaluso family looks to sell the Meadowlark Inn on Route 20 here, 24-year-old son Aidan films one last project there. Aidan grew up at the Meadowlark Inn, and now he’s an independent film director who’s hoping that his latest feature, a short film titled “Hero Hotel,” will serve as an abstract homage to his upbringing. “It’s…
Trainer To The Stars’ Dogs Adopt SSPCA Dog? Nationally Known Expert Will Train It By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – No matter how badly she wants the treat, Paula Jean, Tom Shelby’s standard poodle, knows that if she hears the word “leave it” to do just that. “’Leave it’ is such an important command,” said Shelby. “You can use it for pizza crusts on the street, a person who’s afraid of dogs or if they see a…
IN MEMORIAM: Maynard E. Pier, 98; World War II Vet Lives In Schenevus SCHENEVUS – Maynard Edwin Pier, a longtime resident of Schenevus and World War II veteran, passed away Nov. 6, 2019. He was born on June 11, 1921, the son of Clarence and Gladys Pier, and is survived by his brother, Millard and several nieces and nephews.…
PROTECT RICHFIELD OUT PALEVSKY WINS, COUNTY AFFIRMS RICHFIELD SPRING – Former supervisor Nick Palevsky has regained the Town of Richfield helm, according to county Republican Chairman Vince Casale. Casale said today’s final count at the county Board of Elections was 366-355, giving Palevsky an 11-vote margin over independent David Simonds. His victory means control of the town board passes from council members associated with Protect Richfield, which formed to resist the Monticello Hills Wind Farm and championed a comprehensive plan…
WRUBLESKI FAMILY, PATRONS CELEBRATE With Music, Good Cheer Mel’s At 22 Marks Fifth…
DONATE IN COOPERSTOWN, ONEONTA Kettle Drive Begins For Salvation Army…
60-80 Soup Lovers Served At Mount Vision Luncheon Valery Worden, who chaired the organizing committee for today’s annual soup luncheon at the Mount Vision Methodist Church, replaces a place setting for the 60-80 soup lovers attending. With her are committee members Kay Brick, right, and Lucie Edwards. Inset, young Weston Lindberg, 2, of Fly Creek, attended with his great-grandmother Constance Tilley, right, and great-aunt Paula Robinson, both of Mount Vision. Fifteen tureens of soup ranged from chili and pasta fagiole…
