Suspect Arrested At D.A. Office With Cap And Ball Muzzleloader COOPERSTOWN – Village Police arrested a New Berlin man who showed up at the county District Attorney's Office at 197 Main St. Wednesday evening armed with a cap and ball muzzleloader, according to Police Chief Frank Cavalieri. Following an investigation, Theodore D. Canfield, 53, 211 Cobb Road, New Berlin, was charged with criminal possession of a firearm, a Class E felony, and issued an appearance ticket for February. You have…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR From The Front Lines Of The Border Wars Cooperstown's Chip Northrup, left, rides with rancher Warner Glenn in the Animas Mountains of the Diamond A Ranch, as he did the day that Robert Krentz was killed on his ranch in 2010, a case that gained national attention. To the Editor: Our pal Kelly Kimbro lives on a ranch in Arizona near the Hadley's Diamond A Ranch which is on the border with Mexico. I was riding with Kelly and…
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With 4 Deaths, December Deadliest Month 2nd COVID Death Reported From Adult Home Cluster COOPERSTOWN – A second woman has died from COVID-19 after she was exposed at the adult home where she was residing, according to Heidi Bond, Otsego County Public Health Director. Her death comes just one week after the first death from the reported adult home outbreak, which started when an employee came to work after being exposed to the virus during a Thanksgiving gathering. You have…
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'A Christmas Carol' Makes Audiobook Debut By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Dashiell Henrici readies to record his big line – "God bless us, every one!" – for his debut as Tiny Tim in the Glimmerglobe Theatre and Templeton Players audiobook production of "A Christmas Carol" COOPERSTOWN – Five years after he made his stage debut as Belle’s Baby in “A Christmas Carol,” Dashiell Henrici is ready to take his career to the next level. “A few months ago,…
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