As of press time on Tuesday, no decision had been made regarding the housing project solicited by the City of Oneonta and proposed by Rehabilitation Support Services. The Common Council is expected to vote on the project on Tuesday, April 2.…
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While the weather has been, shall we say, uncooperative, photographer Bill Miller’s aerial shot of the village taken prior to this weekend’s snowstorm shows us what we have to look forward to now that spring has (sort of) sprung.…
Applicants for assistance from Kingdom Builders do not need to be Christians or practice a particular faith. They must own their home and be considered low-income according to official county guidelines.…
Riemenschneider worked in a Gothic style and produced figures whose faces clearly expressed sensitive, complex inner emotions. While looking at the altar you could almost hear Christ saying, “One of you will betray me.” The various “Not me!” expressions on the faces of the disciples are easy to read.…
“I am thrilled to join a legacy of exceptional leaders at Bassett Healthcare Network,” Thompson said upon her appointment. “…
The NAMI Family-to-Family course is for families, significant others, and friends of people with mental health conditions and is designated as an evidence-based program by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, to help people have a better understanding of mental health illness, increase coping skills, and empower people to become advocates for their family members and friends.…
On Tuesday, March 19 in the Village of Cooperstown elections, Ellen Tillapaugh was re-elected to her fourth two-year term as mayor, and Cynthia Falk and Hanna Bergene (pictured above) were re-elected to three-year terms as village trustees.…
Cooperstown's Matt Whyte preps for the Great American Eclipse, Montezuma trip rescheduled and Leslie Heaphy speaks on women in baseball and Negro League history.…
Ideal for small outings with science-inclined friends or with the kids, the planetarium is currently offering three 45-minute shows geared toward different age groups every Saturday through May 18.…
March is supposed to anticipate a bit of spring, but as of today that’s not in sight, except for the strong anticipation that comes with a few breaths of fresh upstate air.…