HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for FRIDAY, APRIL 3 NEXT! Playwright Series Continues With ‘Three Days In Late Summer’ VIRTUAL APRIL – Enjoy virtual play reading ‘Three Days in Late Summer’ by upstate NY playwright from the NEXT! new works series from the Fenimore Museum. Visit the museum at www.facebook.com/fenimoreartmuseum…
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IN MEMORIAM: Laurie Lynn Decker-Hill, 33; Son, Daughter in Decatur Among Survivors DECATUR – Laurie Lynn Decker-Hill, 33, passed away unexpectedly on March 28, 2020. Laurie was a beautiful person inside and out she had a heart of gold. Laurie grew up in Decatur she loved roaming around in the woods around her house. Laurie was a very happy go lucky person. She had a beautiful smile. Laurie was born December 11, 1986, at Fox Hospital, to David and Cynthia…
Springbrook Teachers Ride To Raise Students’ Spirits Springbrook teacher Kristina Walsh of Worcester, top photo, decorates one of 20 cars that paraded through the Milford Center campus at one this afternoon. Occupational Therapist Katie Jeffers of Otego, at right in inset photo with special-ed teacher Jessica Elliott, Sidney, came up with the idea. The educators, who were sent home a couple of weeks ago when the coronavirus emergency was declared, have been meeting daily via Zoom. “We were talking about…
NEW YORK STATE’S 2020 BUDGET Recreational Marijuana Not In Cuomo’s Budget, Unlikely Be OK’d In 2020…
BRENDA L. UTTER, 63, MORRIS 1st Coronavirus Victim Is Fondly Recalled As ‘Good, Kindhearted’ By ELIZABETH COOPER • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com MORRIS – Just a few months ago, Brenda Utter celebrated surviving breast cancer for 5 years. “She was so ecstatic about making it,” her husband of 44 years, Phillip Utter, said Monday, March 30, just four days after she died of COVID-19. Brenda Utter, of Morris, was the first person in Otsego County to die of the virus, which had…
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Cuomo’s Favorability Leaps, Siena Poll Says LOUDONVILLE – New Yorkers overwhelmingly approve of the job Governor Cuomo is doing to address the coronavirus pandemic, 87-11 percent, according to a Siena Poll of registered voters released this week. They also give overwhelmingly high marks to their local health department, Dr. Anthony Fauci, their local government leader, and the CDC.…
IN MEMORIAM: Elaine M. Andrews, 84; Valedictorian, Legal Secretary, Notary Public ONEONTA – Elaine M. Andrews, valedictorian of her Otego graduating class who went on to a career as a legal secretary, passed away Sunday, March 29, 2020, at Fox Hospital. Elaine was born in Decatur on Nov. 20, 1935, the daughter of Earl and Ida (Weatherly) Miller. She later moved to Otego where she attended school and was part of the basketball and gymnastic teams. She graduated as the…
IN MEMORIAM: Michael Angelo Ross, 80; Army Vet Had 40-Year Career At Amphenol ONEONTA – Michael Angelo Ross, 80, an Army veteran who retired after a 40-year career with Amphenol, passed away peacefully in his home on March 25, 2020. He was born March 29, 1939, in Oneonta to parents Americo Ross and Beatrice (Empie) Ross. He met his wife Evon in March 1966. They have been married for 53 years. Mike served in the Army in 1956-59, some of…
IN MEMORIAM: Martha S. Beals, 91; Family Associated With McEwan Hardware COOPERSTOWN – Martha S. Beals, 91, of Cooperstown passed away Sunday afternoon, March 29, 2020, at Bassett Hospital as the result of a recent stroke. She was born Nov. 12, 1928, in Danby, a daughter of Andrew J. and Marian (Page) Scott. Following her graduation from Ithaca High School, Martha was employed as a secretary in the dairy department at Cornell University. It was there she met Harlo Peabody…