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IN MEMORIAM: Terry R. Clancy, 71; CCS Graduate Raised Cattle In Texas COOPERSTOWN – Terry R. Clancy, 71, a native of Cooperstown who raised Longhorn cattle in Texas, died May 21, 2019, on his property in Weatherford, Texas, as the result of an accident. Terry was born in Cooperstown, on Oct. 1, 1947, to Joseph and Bertha Mae Clancy. He graduated from Cooperstown High School in the Class of 1966 and thereafter served his country in the Navy. After his…
Summer Fest Fun At Red Shed Brewery…
Ta-Nehisi Coates Talks Arts, Reparations At Glimmerglass By JENNIFER HILL • Special to AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Described as “the greatest essayist on race in America since James Baldwin,” Ta-Nehisi Coates did not mince words as he replied to pre-submitted questions read aloud by moderator Teresa Miller, SUNY system’s chief diversity officer, at The Glimmerglass Festival’s Alice Busch Opera Theater yesterday. “A majority of Americans have deeply misunderstood how deep white supremacy runs in America,” he told the packed theater. “We…
Delgado Answers: Impeachment, Distilleries, Farmers, Favorite Beer By JENNIFER HILL • Special to AllOTSEGO.com Calling Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s testimony last week “incredibly important” in an afternoon press conference call today, Rep. Antonio Delgado suggested he would support impeaching President Donald Trump if the president continued to “steamroll” the House’s investigations of him. “I will weigh progress in our public hearings against the obstacles Trump is putting up,” Delgado said. “If that reaches an impasse, then we have to make…
IN MEMORIAM Steven Doyle, 58, Oneonta; Hairdresser For Three Decades ONEONTA – Steven Doyle, 58, a locally-renown hairdresser, passed away suddenly on July 30, 2019. He was born February 24, 1961 in Brooklyn, the son of Edward John Doyle and Annette A. (Sudano) Rao. Steven grew up in Lindenhurst, moving to Oneonta when he was 15 years old and never left. He cut hair for over 35 years, most notably at Measure for Measure, which was originally his father, Ed…
Steps Taken To Make Corner Safer, Pending DOT Advice Shrubs have been removed (above) at 20 Glen Ave., Cooperstown, and so-called “radar speed signs” (inset) placed at both ends of Route 28 approaching the crash-ridden Glen Avenue/Grove Street intersection. The steps were taken earlier this week, after two accidents occurred last week (July 25 and 26) at the intersection after it was debated at the Village Board’s monthly meeting. Trustee Richard Sternberg had proposed putting a four-way stop sign at…
Photographer Andy Baugnet Exhibits Grange Collection Cooperstown photographer Andy Baugnet’s show, “Picturing The Grange,” photographs of Grange Halls stemming from a 25-year career documenting historic landmarks, is on display at the Smithy Gallery, 55 Pioneer St., Cooperstown, through Aug. 30. Founded in 1867, “the Grange became an important foundation of rural social life and sought to change legislative and political policies for the betterment of farmers,” according to the program notes. With granges now in decline, Baugnet’s photos record a…
LIBBY’S BEST BETS What A Weekend Of Festivals, Picnics, Music, Drama, Art! By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Festivals for music, for beer, for Classical music abound this weekend around Otsego County! Start at the first annual Summer Fest as the Red Shed Brewery celebrates good weather, good friends and, most importantly, good beer! Cornhole tournaments, food trucks, karaoke and beer marionette planned. 12 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Aug. 2-4, 709 County Highway 33, Cooperstown. Info, redshedbrewing.com Oneonta is alive as…
SUMMER DREAMS 1909 Adds Elegance Intimacy At Otesaga Tradition Of Great American Steakhouse Reinterpreted On Shores Of Otsego Lake By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – At 1909, The Otesaga’s “intimate new dining experience,” it’s all about the presentation. “Our Wagyu beef” – from a prized Japanese breed of cattle – “is prepared tableside,” said Jim Miles, general manager/vice president. “We have a special Japanese cast iron skillet and we sear it right at the table before serving…
