ONEONTA POLICE WARN AGAINST PHONE SCAM ONEONTA – City police are warning residents of a possible telephone scam. Police received notification from community members indicating that several people have received phone calls from a person who appears to know basic information about who they are. The caller subsequently advises the person to whom they are speaking that their son/daughter/niece/nephew has been arrested for DWI, is in court, and needs money immediately. The caller tells the person NOT to go to…
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Oneonta Councilman Larry Malone Announces He Won’t Seek 2nd Term ONEONTA – Common Council member Larry Malone, a Hartwick College economics professor and protege of former Mayor Dick Miller, told his colleagues a few moments ago he won’t run for a second term this fall. “Working to improve our city with my fellow Council members has been tremendously rewarding,” he said at this evening’s Common Council meeting. “Our successes come from casting aside politics and always putting the interest of Oneonta citizens first.…
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Water Conservation Advisory On Over Weekend ONEONTA – The City of Oneonta asks that all municipal water customers in the city and town continue to observe water conservation measures through the weekend after a water main break on West Street. A further update will be forthcoming when the need for conservation has passed.…
U.S. Announces $400,000 Settlement With Amphenol Over Superfund Site The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service yesterday announced a $400,000 settlement with Honeywell International, Inc. and Amphenol Corp. for injuries to groundwater and natural resources, including recreational fishing, resulting from the release of hazardous substances at the Richardson Hill Road Landfill Superfund site in the towns of Sidney and Masonville. “The Richardson Hill case demonstrates our shared commitment to protecting the state’s fish and wildlife resources,” said the Service’s New York…