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Council Member Lynch’s Ward Meeting: Police, Kindness Can Allay Student Woes By LIBBY CUDMORE• allotsego.com ONEONTA – Directed police presence helped calm some of the student chaos on Myrtle Avenue in Mike Lynch’s 4th Ward, but it’s not a long-term solution. “Having a police presence there takes manpower away from bar sweeps and underage parties,” said Lynch at this evening’s ward meeting, held at the Center Street school. “If we only have three patrol cars out, even if we add a neighborhood…
Elks Maintain Principles At 100 To the Editor: Saturday, Sept. 6, the Oneonta Elks Lodge #1312 had an evening celebrating a Century of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love, and Fidelity. Our centennial – one of the most exciting times in the history of our lodge – provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to tell the Elks’ story, share what we have done over 100 years and reveal our plans for the future. A special “thank you” to the community, Oneonta Mayor Richard Miller,…
With Collaboration, College-Town Benefits Can Surely Outweigh Challenges •By MARGARET L. DRUGOVICH, PRESIDENT, HARTWICK COLLEGE• On Saturday night, Sept. 13, I accompanied Sgt. Branden Collison of the Oneonta Police Department on his patrol of the city. I was with him from 10 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. I asked to ride along because I have been paying close attention to the recent expressions of concern about the behavior of college students in the city. Knowing the many efforts we already pursue on…
‘OUR’ OUTLAW RULES •By LIBBY CUDMORE• It looked like it was all over for Alex Cross, The Oneonta Outlaw. His opponent, Eric Corvis had him on all fours, sitting on him like a bench, reading aloud from the book he brought into the ring. “It’s storytime!” he announced to the booing crowd. “But I’m afraid there’s no happy ending for you.” Corvis blew a kiss to Cross’ girlfriend, Rachel, in the front row. She booed him and cheered louder…
6th Ward Golf Ball Drop Offers Family Fun, Food And Prizes…
LAURENS – Marsha Rochelle Rudko of Laurens, 70, retired teacher, passed away peacefully Sept. 17, 2014, following a very short battle with brain cancer. She was born Sept. 2, 1944, in The Bronx, and lived most of her life on Long Island before settling in Laurens. For the past few years, she worked as a teacher’s aide at Opportunities for Otsego’s Head Start Program. She is survived by her beloved family: husband Heinz “Buddy” Rudko; son Robert of New York;…
James Brown’s Son At Green Toad Promoting Book On Singing Legend…
Catskill Puppet Theater To Perform In Cooperstown COOPERSTOWN – The Catskill Puppet Theater, the first program this season of the Friends of the Village Library, will present “The Lion’s Whiskers” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (rain date is Sunday) on the lawn in front of the Cooperstown Library at 22 Main St.…