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Fund In Mayor Miller's Memory

To Plant, Preserve Trees In City

Police Chief Dennis Nayor addresses a press conference in City Hall this morning. Also present, from left, are Council members Larry Malone, Bob Brzozowski and David Rissberger, and City Manager Martin Murphy. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
Police Chief Dennis Nayor addresses a press conference in City Hall this morning. Also present, from left, are Council members Larry Malone, Bob Brzozowski and David Rissberger, and City Manager Martin Murphy. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
Flowrs and other tributes appeared on City Hall steps over the weekend.
Flowers and other tributes appeared on City Hall steps over the weekend.

ONEONTA – Mayor Richard P. Miller Jr.’s legacy will live on in the continued beautification of Oneonta.

At a City Hall press conference this morning, a Mayor Miller Memorial Fund was announced.  The proceeds will be used to plant and preserve trees in the city.

Donations may be mailed to City Hall, 258 Main St., Oneonta NY 13820.

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