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Down Tree Slows Traffic
at Cooperstown Price Chopper

The Cooperstown Fire Department and a NYSEG crew were called out this afternoon for a down tree on Route 28, just outside of Cooperstown. The tree came down due to the high winds and a power line was also down. No outages are listed in the area as of now and the crews expect to have the line restored this afternoon.

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