CLICK FOR FULL SCHEDULE Jr. Livestock Show Exhibitors Arrive At Iroquois Farm Exhibitors – including Kaitlyn Miller of Morris, coiffing Schuyler, a Southdown sheep, for tomorrow’s competition – have been arriving all afternoon at the Iroquois Farms showgrounds, on Route 22 south of Cooperstown, for The Farmers’ Museum annual Junior Livestock Show. Inset, Luis Reitz of Herkimer County secures the already Levi, a Hampshire. The three-day show begins at 5 p.m. with the exhibitors under the tent, plus Walton’s Millers’…
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‘WELCOME SUMMER’ FAIR OFFERS: Swordsmanship, Laser Tag, Sundaes, Maple Syrup More The Village of Milford’s “Welcome Summer” Fair, underway until 5 this afternoon at the village’s Wilber Park, includes BJ The Clown (Barb Field of Mount Upton) crossing swords (that she made herself) with Owyn Hogan of Milford, as mom Dawn and dad Kyle look on. Inset, Sandy Chase of Cooperstown and her granddaughter, Jordyn Scott of Milford, examine where to put their tickets at the basket auction. In addition…
Annual Woodbull Antique Fair Draws Vendors From Across NY If you head over RIGHT NOW, you can catch the last half-hour of the annual Cooperstown Antiques Fair next to Woodbull Antiques, just north of Milford on Route 28. Above, Karen Wheaton of Maria Lake, near Schenectady, discusses her wares with her co-vendors, Hetty Jo and Bob Jarvenpa from East Bern, who specialize in Southwest jewelry. Inside, David and Carli Kindernedl, who have been homesteading in the Milford area, examine wooden…
HERZIG PRAISES PREDECESSOR ‘Sam Nader Day’ Declared To Mark His Contributions ONEONTA – Mayor Gary Herzig today issued a proclamation declaring Wednesday, July 8, Sam Nader Day in the City of Oneonta, in recognition of the former mayor’s “too many to count” contributions to the City of the Hills. Here is the text of the proclamation: “In recognition of the “too many to count” contributions, made by citizen and Mayor Albert “Sam” Nader, to the well-being of the people of…
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REPRINTED FROM JULY 2019 Sam Nader’s Century: ‘Mr. Oneonta’ Turns 100 Remember Mayor Who Brought Yankees Here Editor’s Note: In remembrance of “Mr. Oneonta,” who passed away yesterday, here is “Sam Nader’s Century,” a profile of the beloved mayor and baseball entrepreneur that appeared on his 100th birthday in July 2019. By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – Sam Nader’s life is one great story after another. Here’s a favorite one, about playing golf at the Oneonta Country…
Green Cow Cuts Ribbon, Hosts Hamburger Cookout With farmers, butchers, employees and friends alongside, Carrie and Doug Thompson cut the ribbon on their new business venture, Tthe Green Cow, as Steve Grubb and Brian Fassett, who work on the farm, hold the ribbon. The butcher shop, at 21 Railroad Ave., Cooperstown, features grass-finished beef raised on 450 acres near Richfield Springs. “This project has been 10 years in the making,” said Doug. “It’s been a fantastic journey for myself, Carrie…
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‘Oneonta’s Ninja’ Eardley Advances To Finals On ‘American Ninja Warrior’ By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – At his halfway point in his run on the “American Ninja Warrior” course, Oneonta native Anthony Eardley paused. Then, he danced. “I heard the crowd cheering, ‘Go, Ninja, go!’” he said. “I thought, that’s for me, and I had to.” Monday night, about 100 people packed Foothills black box theater to watch Eardley take the “American Ninja Warrior” qualifying course in…
SUNY ONEONTA COUNTERPART DUE MONDAY First Day At Hartwick College For John Ehmann, Provost, VP…
