The opening of a new shop in the Village of Cooperstown, an update on gas prices, Franklin Stage Company's upcoming season and funds raised for Special Olympics are the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
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Maggie Sohns playing at the Billie Jean King Cup Juniors tennis event, a Memorial Day Weekend film festival at the Baseball Hall of Fame, a Hygiene Fund Drive and the Quiet Cat Café are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
A free Jimi Hendrix Tribute Concert by the Killdeer Trio, registration info for CCE's 13th Annual Family Farm Day and SUNY's new Dr. Hazel Dukes SUNY Fellowship for the Advancement of Civil Rights are the topics of today's news briefs.…
Fenimore Art Museum's "Food for Thought" lunch and lecture series, CCE animal and plant biosecurity seminars, the One Day Rummage Sale at Super Heroes Humane Society, and the National Faith + Climate Forum 2025 are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Among this week's many news briefs, we highlight upcoming fundraisers for area nonprofits, events on pollinators, Christmas trees, and caves, art exhibits, and topics of general interest.…
Hartwick College scholar athletes, a journaling workshop led by gardener and naturalist Gert Coleman, the next Welcome Home Cooperstown meet and greet, and an Earth Week Kickoff city-wide litter cleanup in the City of Oneonta are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Farmers can educate visitors, connect the public to the agriculture sector and show off their high-quality products. Registration is now open and will be available through Wednesday, April 30.…
Social Security announced on Monday, March 17 that more than three million deaths are reported to the Social Security Administration each year and explained that the agency’s records are highly accurate.…
The Business Employment Dynamics study for New York State, COVID-19 vaccines at Kinney Drugs, gas prices and a decline in small business job creation are the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
Although more than 36 percent of the state lives in rural areas, only 20 percent of the four percent credits are awarded there. The report noted that this finding was expected, as these projects tend to be large-scale and poorly suited for small communities.…