700 'Girls On The Run' Race Under Sunny Skies The Morris contingent, including Carissa Richards, 8, and Justine Morton, 9, in flourescent yellow T-shirts, were on the starting line at today's Girls on the Run 5K in Cooperstown. More than 700 girls competed, plus 300 family and friends. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com) ...and they're off on the 5K race around Cooperstown COOPERSTOWN – Seven hundred girls from six counties dashed off the starting line at noon today at the Clark Sports Center,…
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12 Lively Banners Counterbalance 'Butterfly' Tragedy At Glimmerglass Boulder, Colo., artist George Peters installs one of 12 banners he and fellow artist Melanie Walker devised as a counterbalance to the "Madame Butterfly" tragedy. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com) By JIM KEVLIN for allotsego.com COOPERSTOWN – “Madame Butterfly” ends in tragedy. Not so with Otto Lilienthal, the little-remembered inventor of the glider, as as George Peters told it while he installed his “Flight Patterns” on the lawn of the Glimmerglass Festival this afternoon. Lilienthal…
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The Weird Emptiness Of It All Editor's Note: Adrian Kuzminski, Sustainable Otsego moderator, distributed these observations on the President's visit to Cooperstown through various listserves. The most fascinating thing to me about Obama's visit to Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame was the wierd emptiness of it all, which I think says a lot about our current public political culture, or the lack thereof. The organizers of the anti-fracking rally I was part of anticipated (hoped for) large crowds,…
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