OPEN HOUSE 3-6 SATURDAY At Covenant Service, Congregation Opens Door On New Chapter The Milford Methodist Church Building Committee gathers this evening after a Covenant Service, where the congregation recommitted itself to a new chapter in the local church’s 150-year history. Front row, from left, are Al Dubreuil, Emily Mattison-Welsh, Pastor Sylvia Barrett, Lola Rathbone, committee chair, Tom Rathbone and Sandy Andrews; top row, from left, state Sen. Jim Seward, Bill Triolo, Russell Freer and David Meade. Inset, Pastor Sylvia,…
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SSPCA Plans Pop-Up Cat Cafe To Mark National Adopt Month HARTWICK SEMINARY – Features Coffee, Beginning tomorrow, the Susquehanna SPCA is planning a pop-up Cat Café from 10 a.m. to noon at the Shelter, 841 Route 28, in connection with national Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, featurings cats, coffee and croissants. A $10 donation is suggested. The Cat Cafés will be on each Saturday in June, as this is typically the time of year when shelters overflow with kittens.…
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for FRIDAY, JUNE 7 ‘Upstate’ In Concert CONCERT 7- 9 p.m. Hudson Valley band “Upstate” will play at the Farmers’ Museum’s Louis C. Jones Center in conjunction w/the Fenimore Museum’s Herb Ritts exhibit. Free. The Farmers’ Museum, 5775 NY Rte. 80, Cooperstown. Info, 607-264-2626 www.upstatelovesyou.com/…
THINGS TO DO! Let’s Go To Concerts, Drink Beer Or 2, Raise Money For Good Cause By LIBBY CUDMORE • for Summer Dreams Not only are there some great concerts planned this weekend, there are great fundraisers too. Support arts, animals, raise a glass and hit the dance floor! Strike while the iron is hot – literally! • The Farmers’ Museum hosts a Blacksmithing Weekend – different! – with demonstrations on making traditional farm tools. Free with admission. 10 a.m.-5…
Open House 3-5 Friday As Milford Congregation Moves Into New Church MILFORD – Drivers on Route 28 have been watching a new Milford Methodist Church rising for the past year after its 1930 predecessor burned on March 12, 2017. It’s now complete, and the public is invited to an open house 3-5 p.m. Saturday, June 8, to tour the new building. The first service in the church will be at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, June 9.…
IN MEMORIAM: Pati Ann (Ainslie) Sloan; With Husband, Ran Farm In Gilbertsville GILBERTSVILLE – Pati Ann (Ainslie) Sloan, an Oneonta native who operated a dairy farm her with her husband, passed away from this life Thursday, May 30, 2019, after a short stay at Bassett Hospital. Pati was born in Oneonta in 1953, raised in Hartwick, graduated from Cooperstown Central School and attended the LPN course at Fox Hospital. She was a hard worker, always learning by doing on the…
‘Prism Effect’ Sets Off Alarm, Brings Firefighters Downtown COOPERSTOWN – A “prism effort” from sunlight filtering through display bottles at the Cooperstown Beverage Exchange set off a smoke alarm and brought Cooperstown volunteer firefighters to the Cooperstown Beverage Exchange early Saturday morning, according to Fire Chief Jim Tallman. “The decanters acted like a prism,” said Tallman. “They were on top of cardboard boxes, and over time, that prism effect caused the boxes to degrade” and begin smoldering.…
Lions’ Rubber Ducky Fundraiser Will Finance Leos’ Trip To U.N.…
COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE JUNE 8 First Service Set June 9 In New Methodist Church READ HOW ‘STARKLY BEAUTIFUL’ NEW CHURCH WAS BUILT…
IN MEMORIAM: Caroline A. Sarafin, 74; Operated Jordanville Farm With Husband COOPERSTOWN – Caroline A. Sarafin, 74,who ran a dairy farm in Jordanville with her husband, passed away peacefully on Wednesday morning Nov. 21, 2018, in the Clara Welch Thanksgiving Home in Cooperstown. She was born on July 15, 1944, in Herkimer, daughter to the late Frank and Eleanor Kroll. Caroline was raised and educated in Richfield Springs graduating Richfield Springs Central School with the Class of 1962. On July…