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Oneonta, Cooperstown Due

For ‘Hot Spot’ Downtowns

A "priority list" of Otsego County projects likely to win state economic-development funding include one that would make Cooperstown and Oneonta downtowns WiFi "hot spots." Funding may also build a six-story food hub in Oneonta, help redo Cooperstown's Village Hall, and boost Toonie Moonie Organics in Fly Creek. This and much more in your newspapers this week.
A “priority list” of Otsego County projects likely to win state economic-development funding include one that would make Cooperstown and Oneonta downtowns WiFi “hot spots.” Funding may also build a six-story food hub in Oneonta, help redo Cooperstown’s Village Hall, and boost Toonie Moonie Organics in Fly Creek. This and much more in your newspapers this week.
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