Autopsy Confirms Murder-Suicide; Woman Shot Twice, Coroner Says ONEONTA – The autopsies on Tiffane Wells and George L. Jones revealed the two died Saturday afternoon, though their bodies were not discovered until Sunday morning. The autopsies showed Wells was shot twice, reported James Hurley, Otsego County coroner, who declared the manner of her death to be homicide. Jones’ death was ruled a suicide. Lourdes Forensic Pathologist Dr. James Terzian, who conducted the autopsy this afternoon, places the time of death Saturday afternoon.…
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IN MEMORIAM: Madalyn A. Cimino, 82; Dartmouth Administrator, Village Trustee COOPERSTOWN – Former village trustee Madalyn A. Cimino, who in 1972 the first woman to be named an administrative officer at Dartmouth Medical School, died yesterday morning at Bassett Hospital. She was 82. A native of Cooperstown, Madalyn was born June 14, 1932, at Bassett, a daughter of Jack and Maria née Falzarano Cimino. She first attended Cooperstown schools and later the Knox School for Girls, graduating from there in…
Second Sold Out Snommegang Puts Oneonta In Good Spirits…
Land Trust Announces Photo Winners COOPERSTOWN – Photographers Elizabeth Walker (professional), Abby Rodd (amateur) and Walker Claiborne (youth) are winners of the Otsego Lake Trust’s 2014 photo contest on the theme, “For the Love of Land & Water.” “The fifth annual contest’s theme was about the connection of people to the lands and waters that sustain us. The photos we received depict the happiness, joy and peace that is created in that connection” explained OLT Outreach Coordinator, Sara Scheeren.…
Sponsorships Sought To Bring Wounded Warriors To County Council Rock Brewery’s Becky Davidson, former Coopertown Chamber stalwart, is heading up the committee to bring the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team back to play on Doubleday Field and Damaschke Field during Memorial Day Weekend 2015. They will be playing at Damaschke Field in Oneonta on Saturday and Doubleday Field in Cooperstown on Sunday. Every player is a Veteran from Iraq or Afghanistan and has lost a limb. At least two of…
Quinn Bernegger In International Vocal Competition COOPERSTOWN – CCS grad Quinn Bernegger is one of 10 finalists who will be competing Saturday, Feb. 21, at The Franco-American Vocal Academy competition in Austin, Texas. The judges are international professionals. If there is a tie, popular vote will break the tie. Quinn, who attended Middlebury College, is the son of Sandy Peevers, Town of Springfield, and Jim Bernegger, formerly of Cooperstown.…
Biggest Manhattan Landlord Hartwick Graduation Speaker ONEONTA – Hartwick College has announced its 2015 Commencement speaker: Stephen L. Green, the founder and chairman of SL Green Realty Corp., New York City’s largest office landlord. The company holds interests in 96 Manhattan buildings totaling 44.1 million square feet of space, as well as properties in New Jersey. Manhattan has amazing properties up for sale for people who would love to live in one of the most famous areas. Some are looking…
‘Willy Wonka’ Fans Delighted As ‘Charlie Bucket’ Tells All…
Soup’s On, Chili’s On, Meaning Winter Carnival Now Underway COOPERSTOWN – You know when the Cooperstown Winter Carnival is officially underway when the aroma of chili and soup starts wafting from the basement of Cooperstown Baptist Church on Elm Street, as it did leading up to 11 a.m. today. If you missed the Soup ‘R Chili Luncheon today, it’s on again Saturday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. In what’s becoming a tradition, the gang from Glimmerglass Festival drove down the lake from the…
Masquerade Offers Dancing, Exclusive Beer…