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IN MEMORIAM: Carl B. Good; 15-Year Retiree In Cooperstown COOPERSTOWN – Carl B. Good, a businessman based in Princeton, N.J., who retired to Cooperstown 15 years ago, passed away Monday, March 14, 2016, with his wife, Pam, by his side. Arrangements are pending with the Tillapaugh Funeral Home, Cooperstown.…
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REPORT: Phil Pohl ‘Awesome’ At Spring Training In Arizona MESA, Ariz. – One of the fresh young faces in A’s camp this spring already has a major-league job sewn up and comes with Hall of Fame credentials, sportwiter Matt Kawahara reports for the Sacramento (Calif.) Bee. That would be Phil Pohl, who’s embarking on his first season as the A’s new bullpen catcher. Pohl was born in Bakersfield but grew up in Cooperstown, N.Y., and he caught for several seasons in…
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Works By 152 Student Artists Hang At Congressional Show COOPERSTOWN – The opening reception for the Congressional Art Show, whose winners compete on the Congressional District level and may eventually have their works shown in the Capitol in Washington D.C., is underway until 7 p.m. at the Cooperstown Art Association Gallery, 22 Main St. The show is titled “An Artistic Discovery.” Students from 11 county school district are competing, including, at left, Julie Donnelly of Cherry Valley Central, posing in front of…
JEFF HYMAN AT COOPERSTOWN FUN PARK Proposed Waterpark Scale Won’t Be ‘Overwhelming’ Developer, Visiting Prospective Site, Says Market Study Guarantees Success By JIM KEVLIN • for www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – It’s going to be big, but not as big as the maximum build-out in the Hotel & Leisure Advisors market study. H&LA’s report, released on Wednesday, estimated a year-’round waterpark development planned in Hartwick Seminary could fill 400 rooms. Jeff Hyman is planning 200 rooms, the principal of Hyman Hemispheric, the development…
