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SUNY Oneonta Art Gallery Opens Two New Student Exhibitions

SUNY Oneonta Art Gallery Opens Two New Student Exhibitions ONEONTA—The SUNY Oneonta Art Gallery has opened “Twin Visions” and “Project Open Call: Fall 2024,” two new student exhibitions on view through October 26 while classes are in session or by appointment. “Twin Visions” is a solo show of double exposure photographs by Art and Design senior Sean Eaves on view in the Open Space Gallery. A reception with remarks from Eaves is set for Thursday, October 24 from 5-7 p.m.…

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DMV Satellite Office Opening Next Month

“County government is all about providing the services that our constituents need, and bringing back the DMV to Oneonta is one example of how we are trying to be responsive to our constituents,” said Otsego County Board of Representatives Chair Edwin Frazier Jr.…

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Concert Celebrates Matsuo Award Winner, Raises Funds for Helios

Dr. Friedell will be honored at the Helios Care Rock and Roll Revue concert on Saturday, October 19 at the Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center. The show will begin at 7 p.m. and will feature local artists—including John Thompson and his Elusive Gems band, The Roundhouse Rockers, The Mopar Cams, Doug Decker, Shari Gage, Tom Pondolfino, Mary Frances Perricone, and Eric Haight—playing popular hits from the 50s through the 70s.…

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On Stage: ‘Proof’: Sibling Rivalry, the Mysteries of Science and Black Cat Energy

The show itself depicts two sisters, Catherine and Claire, dealing with the death of their father, Robert, a genius mathematics professor at the University of Chicago, who dies in his 50s after a lengthy battle with mental illness. Also in the play is Hal, formerly Robert’s graduate student, now a member of the mathematics department. Hal revered his former mentor and is dealing with his own grief by working to elevate and capture all Robert’s work so that his legacy…

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Baptist Church Accepting Donations of Flood Relief Supplies

Items specifically requested by the distribution center include: bottled water, non-perishable foods, paper towels, toilet paper, toothpaste, disinfectant wipes, feminine products, baby formula, baby diapers, baby wipes, large tarps, clothes pins and clothesline, large trash bags, dog food and cat food, and batteries of all sizes.…

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