“I believe the Community Foundation of Otsego County has made a substantial impact in the last five years and I have been proud to serve on the Board of Directors,” said Rowley.…
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A screening of "Becoming," free county-sponsored CPR classes, an upcoming wine tasting fundraiser and a call for the location of feral cat colonies are among the topics covered in this week's briefs.…
Dr. Michael Lawrence Langan, MD and other doctors who have done extensive research on polygraph tests have known for years that they are unreliable when it comes to proving guilt or innocence.…
At SUNY Oneonta, Legname supervises a team of academic advisors and ensures academic policies and procedures are followed. She is a passionate advocate for students, approaching her work with empathy, collaboration, and a deep commitment to equity and inclusion.…
Davidson has been with LEAF since 2019, when she started as a prevention specialist. Her professional journey has been marked by a deep commitment to public health and community wellness.…
Dr. Brower, an Oneonta native and SUNY Delhi alum, has a long history at Delhi, including serving as interim provost.…
Under current law, sexual assault involving someone who is “mentally incapacitated” is narrowly defined. It only applies when the victim’s incapacitation results from the involuntary administration of intoxicating substances. This excludes cases where victims voluntarily consumed drugs or alcohol and were subsequently incapacitated, leaving them without recourse to hold perpetrators accountable.…
A reception for both exhibitions is set for Thursday, February 6 from 5-7 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, the reception will be rescheduled for Thursday, February 13 from 5-7 p.m., officials said.…
Griswold’s Gold Award project is titled “Reaching Neurodiverse Children Through Reading.” According to a media release, she completed research to understand the issues facing neurodiverse children as they develop reading skills, and interviewed a variety of local experts...…
Fikes’ deep roots in the Civil Rights Movement date from the 1960s. As a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Fikes sat in at lunch counters, boycotted buses, registered voters, and led walkouts of her own R.B. Hudson High School—all to advocate for desegregation, voting rights, and social justice.…