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MOHAWK VALLEY 'TOP PERFORMER'

Food Hub, Railyards,

Big '17 CFA Winners

Cooperstown Wins $120K For Village Hall

Governor Cuomo appears in photo for Mohawk Valley contingent that includes Otsego County this afternoon at The Egg in Albany. Local attendees include state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, front row, fourth from right, and county Rep. Len Carson, R-Oneonta, back row, second from left.
Governor Cuomo appears in photo for Mohawk Valley contingent that includes Otsego County this afternoon at The Egg in Albany. Local attendees include state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, front row, fifth from right, and county Rep. Len Carson, R-Oneonta, back row, second from left, and county Rep. Andrew Marietta, R-Cooperstown/Town of Otsego, far right.

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Oneonta’s “food hub” is a go with today’s announcement that a $3 million CFA is en route from the Cuomo Administration.

"I'm delighted with the results," said Oneonta Mayor Gary Herzig.  "This award assures that the project – one of the primary anchors of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative – will progress in a timely manner."

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The money will allow construction to begin, perhaps as soon as spring, on what’s officially called the Susquehanna Regional Food & Beverage Hub at Chestnut and Market streets in Oneonta, site of the former Oneonta Ford.

Another winner of the coveted CFA grants, the Cuomo Administration's vehicle for distributing economic-development funding, was the Village of Cooperstown, which won $120,000 for continue restoration to Village Hall, including making the building ADA compliant.

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