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Cuomo Administration OKs Oneonta Revitalization Ideas ONEONTA – After review, the Department of State today released the final City of Oneonta Revitalization plan, spreading $14 million in seed capital over 14 projects and downtown initiatives. The 149-page document appears to include the major front-burner projects that have been part of the public discussion for months, including the Food & Beverage Innovation Center and redevelopment of the D&H Yards. “A public informational meeting will be scheduled this spring to discuss both…
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4 Store Windows Broken Overnight 25-Year-Old From Buffalo Charged ONEONTA – A 25-year-old from Buffalo was arrested overnight and charged with breaking a plate glass window at Tino’s Pizza and two other downtown businesses. Leonard P. Funderbunk was charged with three counts of criminal mischief, a class E felony. Officers responded to a 2:55 a.m. call from concerned citizen reporting a disturbance and arrived to find a man holding down the suspect. Windows were also broken at Tina Marie’s…
City Clearcutting Downtown As Streetscape Works Starts…
What’s Your Opinion Of Downtown Oneonta? City Hall Encourages All To Answer Questionnaire ONEONTA – City Hall and the LA Group, Saratoga Springs consultants, today distributed a survey to explore why and how people use downtown Oneonta, and how they feel about the experience. TO FILL OUR THE SURVEY, PLEASE CLICK HERE There are also links on the City of Oneonta and Destination Oneonta sites, and hard copies may be obtained at City Hall, Destination Oneonta, the Autumn Cafe, the…
Klugo Seeks To Redevelop Former Stevens Hardware ONEONTA – Representatives of Chip Klugo, who saved the Bresee’s building, converting it to the high-end Klugo’s Parkview Place, will be before Common Council tonight, seeking to take his vision to the next level. The developer’s architect, Elise Johnson-Schmidt, and her associate, David Anderson, were en route from Corning this afternoon to asked Council members to endorse their application to redevelop the former Stevens Hardware, next to Bresee’s, into apartments on the upper floors…