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FIRE DESTROYS 2 CONDOS, BUT UNDER CONTROL NOW

FIRE DESTROYS 2 CONDOS, BUT UNDER CONTROL NOW SLIDE SHOW: FIRE DAMAGES 2 GLIMMERGLASS CONDO UNITS By JIM KEVLIN • for allotsego.com FIVE MILE POINT The unit belonging to the president of the Glimmerglass Condominium Association caught fire shortly before noon today and was largely gutted before the blaze was brought under control by firefighters responding from as far as Milford and Richfield Springs. The unit was at 8 Box Seat Lane, occupied by Jim Webb, condo president, and Troy…

In Attic, Yeliches Discover Enticing Clues To City’s Past

In Attic, Yeliches Discover Enticing Clues To City’s Past By LIBBY CUDMORE • Reprinted From Hometown Oneonta  ONEONTA – It’s a history mystery – how did a leather wallet, with a subscription card dated April 4, 1903, end up in the attic eaves of the house at 38 Elm Street? “We were rolling out insulation in the attic and something told me to look inside one of the little pockets under the eaves,” said Lisa Yelich, wife of Oneonta School…

Well-Wishers Fill Courtroom #1 For Seward, Devlin Swearings-In

Well-Wishers Fill Courtroom #1 For Seward, Devlin Swearings-In Sheriff Recalls Judge’s Prediction Of Heroin Scourge, Vows To Fight On COOPERSTOWN – Four years ago today in Courtroom #1, Otsego County Judge Brian Burns issued the first alarm to an astonished crowd:  He expected heroin would be the biggest scourge the judicial system would face during his term. Today, Judge Burns swore in county Sheriff Richard J. Devlin for a third term, and the lawman ruefully recalled the jurist’s prediction, which proved…

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Putting the Community Back Into the Newspaper

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