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Ribbon Cut On $180,000 Bridge,

Part Of Oneonta Park Master Plan

Retiring Oneonta Common Council member Larry Malone cuts the ribbon this on a new pedestrian bridge in Wilber Park (part of Ward 2, which he represents), along with representatives of Eastman Associates, the contra ctor, and Unalam, the Unadilla-based company that provided the wooden pressure-treated decking. Participants included Senior Engineer Technician Greg Mattice of City Hall’s Engineering Department, Unalam Vice President/Communications Zoe van der Meulen, Unalam President Craig Van Cott, Eastman Associates’ Michelle and Rick Eastman, City Manager Martin Murphy, and Amy HeilveilHorvath, candidate for county board. The $180,000 project was built as part of a parks’ master plan now being implemented. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Retiring Oneonta Common Council member Larry Malone cuts the ribbon this morning on a new pedestrian bridge in Wilber Park (part of Ward 2, which he represents), along with representatives of Eastman Associates of Oneonta, the contractor, and Unalam, the Unadilla-based company that provided the wooden pressure-treated decking. Participants, from left, included Senior Engineer Technician Greg Mattice of City Hall’s Engineering Department, Unalam Vice President/Communications Zoe van der Meulen, Unalam President Craig Van Cott, Eastman Associates’ Michelle and Rick Eastman, City Manager Martin Murphy, and Amy HeilveilHorvath, candidate for county board. The $180,000 project was built as part of a parks’ master plan now being implemented. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)

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