Within the NYF process, no project was proposed for 217 Main Street, the former Where it All Began Bat Company. The village has long been interested in that site’s potential for housing. However—because of the NYF process—a developer of housing became aware of the property. Vecino Group (https://www.vecinogroup.com) is a national company dedicated to the development of affordable and supportive housing.…
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Trustees: Volunteers Could Assist With Snow Removal By CHRYSTAL SAVAGE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Dave Karpovich's snowblower threw an icy plume into the crisp, cold air as a winter storm dumped nearly 30 inches on the Village two weeks ago. COOPERSTOWN – Following complaints that arose after last week's snowstorm, the Cooperstown Village Board is once again debating snow removal from sidewalks in the village. “There has often been a suggestion that the village take more responsibility for snow removal…
Cooperstown Village Board Returns To Virtual Meetings Mayor Tillapaugh By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Citing the rising COVID numbers around the county, the Cooperstown Village Board this evening voted 6-0 to return to meeting over Zoom, beginning at its Dec. 28 meeting. "I know members who feel that, with the increase in cases, would like to return to virtual meetings for now," said Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh Kuch. "I am also in favor of virtual meetings," added…
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Trustee Calls Tradition 'Frivolous' No Halloween Parade, Trick-or-Treat 'Safely' COOPERSTOWN – With the COVID-19 pandemic still a threat, it's all tricks, minimal treats this Halloween. The Cooperstown Chamber has indicated to the Village Board during their meeting this evening that they would not be hosting a Halloween parade, citing COVID-19 concerns. "I did speak to Tara (Burke) and she said the chamber would not be seeking a permit request for the parade," said Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh. "But many businesses are…
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'Say Their Names' OK'd In Village, Too Mayor Questions Doubleday Field Locale By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com The proposed Cooperstown 'Say Their Names" memorial would be similar to one erected in Oneonta in July. Here, Diandra Sangetti-Daniels, speaks at the dedication. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com) COOPERSTOWN – A memorial to black lives lost to racial injustice and police brutality was approved for display in Cooperstown by the Village Board during its meeting this evening. "It's a great idea," said Mayor…
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