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George, Aho Advance in Tennis Sectionals

George, Aho Advance in Tennis Sectionals COOPERSTOWN—Cooperstown tennis fell 4-1 to Skaneateles in the second round of Sectional playoffs on Monday, May 13, but much of the team still qualified for individual sectionals at Hamilton College on Monday, May 20. In the intervening week, the Hawkeyes swept Sauquoit Valley and Herkimer to finish their regular season with a perfect 15-0 record. “It was my first undefeated season in four years here,” Head Coach Amy Porter said. “We came very close…

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Hall of Fame To Dedicate New Hank Aaron Statue

“The legacy of Hank Aaron has always been about so much more than just his incredible baseball achievements,” Clark said. “His philanthropic vision, his support of youth empowerment efforts and his pioneering work as an executive have opened the doors of opportunity for millions throughout the United States and around the world. We are extremely privileged to care for and preserve his entire personal collection in Cooperstown."…

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Legends Game To Be Played May 25 at Doubleday Field

Legends Game To Be Played May 25 at Doubleday Field COOPERSTOWN—With an all-star roster on the diamond May 25 at Doubleday Field, a legendary coaching staff consisting of Cooperstown heroes will lead the way at the Hall of Fame East-West Classic. Six Hall of Famers will serve as coaches on both the East and West squads as the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum salutes Black baseball by hosting the Hall of Fame East-West Classic: A Tribute to the…

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Otsego Abroad: Peggy and Bob’s Himalayan Trek

We were scheduled to begin our trek on January 12. We met with our guide and two porters who would accompany us up the mountain at our Kathmandu hotel the day we arrived. They described the trek, which didn’t sound terribly intimidating. However, in that conversation, I first sensed that Peggy might back out.…

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Be Afraid But Do It Anyway: Bridges, Hostels and Other Fears

Be Afraid But Do It Anyway: Erna Morgan McReynolds Bridges, Hostels and Other Fears Vancouver. Back in 1975, the biggest city in which I had ever spent a week: 1,100,000 people. I had visited New York City, but my partner had never even been to a city with more than 700,000. A fearful adventure? From center city, we figured out the buses to our youth hostel in a far suburb. Challenging, but nothing compared to the next day. On $1.00…

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