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Daughter Is Born To Alisia, Eric Pierce A daughter, Abigail McKynze Pierce, was born today – Wednesday, June 22, 2016 – at Fox Hospital to Alisia and Eric Pierce of Cooperstown. Abigail weighs 7 pounds, 3 ounces and it 19.5 inches long. Both parents are mainstays of the Cooperstown Emergency Squad. (Click on photo for larger image) …
Fire Department Shares First Findings of Risk Assessment…
Rotary Chooses Caroline Carter To Spend Year On Cote d’Azure ONEONTA – The Oneonta Rotary Club has awarded the prestigious Rotary Youth Exchange Scholarship to Caroline Carter from Oneonta High School. She will be leaving in August for Toulon, France, on the Cote d’Azure. Caroline’s host family has a son who also received a Rotary Youth Exchange Scholarship and is going to Japan.…
Oneonta Concert Band Plays Father Day Tunes Save Save…
Lumberjacks Do Battle In Damaschke Field …
Oneonta Mentioned On Netflix Hit Show By LIBBY CUDMORE • for www.AllOTSEGO.com. It’s a must watch show, especially now you can access Netflix via a VPN thanks to websafetyadvice.com. ONEONTA – For all of those Otsego County residents on their couches binge-watching the newest season of Netflix’s hit show “Orange is the New Black,” keep a listen for a reference close to home. However, you may need to use Pirate Bay to access content like “Orange is the New Black”…
Springbrook Breaks Ground On Family Engagement Center…
Color Run is Color FUN at CCS COOPERSTOWN – Runners had more than just smiles and sweat to show for their efforts at this morning’s Color Run, which saw participants splashed with colored pigments as they ran a 5k through the streets of Cooperstown. The race’s 300 participants had to pass through four color stations, where volunteers threw colored pigments as they ran by. The race benefited the American Heart Association and was sponsored by the school’s Leadership Training for…
CRING RESIGNS FROM CCS POST High School Principal Takes AD Job COOPERSTOWN – Mike Cring, Cooperstown High School principal since 1995, has resigned to accept an athletic director position at a larger school. Locally, he had recently been reassigned to a new position at the high school, combining director of curriculum and athletic director responsibilities. Due to the shift in responsibilities, a search is already underway for a new high school principal. He will be departing at a time of transition…