COMMENCEMENT WEEKEND 2015 Risk Pays Off: It Doesn’t Rain On CCS Graduation…
COMMENCEMENT WEEKEND 2015 Risk Pays Off: It Doesn’t Rain On CCS Graduation…
Bocca Osteria, Cooperstown Teachers Big Winners At Cooperstown Carnival COOPERSTOWN – The return of the Lip Sync brought victory to the CCS teachers, who took first prize with their performance of “Tootsee Roll” by the 69 Boyz, complete with Tootsie Roll costumes, in Cooperstown Winter Carnival competition. Bocca Osteria won the drink contest with their “Everlasting Gobstopper,” which was available for customization with green, purple, white or red. Other winners included:…
Enrollments To Dive, But Oneonta Stable By JIM KEVLIN • HOMETOWN ONEONTA/The Freeman’s Journal Edition of Friday, Nov. 21, 2014 The latest enrollment figures are in from ONC BOCES, and they forecast an 18 percent drop in high school enrollment in its 19-district region by 2027. In some of ONC BOCES’ districts, the forecast is considerably worse: Milford Central can expect a 46.8 percent decrease, almost half of its high school population. Jefferson Central, in Delaware County, may lose 41.5…
CCS ALUMNI DUELING AT DOUBLEDAY FIELD Lead-off pitcher Sharkey Nagelschmidt, CCS’63, throws the first pitch of a Cooperstown Central School alumni baseball game, the first ever, this afternoon at Doubleday Field. If you hurry down there, you can still catch the final innings. Some 40 former players from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and the 21st century are showing their stuff. The oldest player is Jack Adams, who was on the 1954 CCS champshionship team. Pete Henrici and Frank Miosek…
9,000 Students Back In Class As 2014-15 School Year Starts Joseph Meyers, 4, is walked to his first day of kindergarten at Cooperstown Elementary School this morning by mom Keri O’Connor and D.J. Nash, and Joseph’s younger brother Jacob Nash, in stroller. Across Otsego County, 9,000 students returned to class. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com) …
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