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Family Farm Day Celebrates Local Agriculture Many of us drive past farms in our daily travels—some of us understand the things we see as we pass local farms, but many of us do not. And although we may know the farmers who have farm stands, or bring their produce to our local farmers’ markets, not all farmers can sell at farmers’ markets or consistently reap the benefits of agritourism, and many small farms face challenges connecting with local customers. Cornell…
This week's "Around the Towns" pictorial page includes photos from an Arbor Day planting in memory of Bill and Liz Clark, an aerial view of this year's induction ceremony at the Clark Sports Center, and more.…
With additional support from Otsego Area Rowing, the grant will allow Sherburne-Earlville and Cooperstown school districts to integrate rowing into their physical education curricula.…
Yerdon-Putnam Reunion: 76 Years Strong and Counting ONEONTA—Four generations of the descendants of Floyd and Myrtle Putnam Yerdon gathered on Sunday, July 28 for the 76th annual reunion at Fortin Park in Oneonta. Thirty-nine relatives enjoyed Brooks’ barbecue chicken and many homemade side dishes and desserts. Following the meal, an auction was held with family auctioneer David E. Yerdon and his wife, Linda, assisting.…
The scenes gently and humorously chide aspects of American culture and customs. Unlike those of many other photography exhibitions, Kosmer’s captions are an essential part of each piece’s meaning. He compared the shots to “New Yorker” cartoons in their style and spirit.…
“We’re excited to have Justin pitch this doubleheader in Cooperstown,” said Linda Chesis, artistic director of the Cooperstown Chamber Music Festival. “These workshops offer a fantastic opportunity for families to engage with music in a hands-on, creative way.”…
This week's briefs include information about a memorial concert honoring Ken Held, the upcoming Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce Artisan Festival, the return of Fiber Arts Weekend to The Farmers' Museum and more.…
BVA Chairperson Ed Lentz agreed and added, “We’re very happy to be putting on this event again. It’s a good time, with plenty of attractions for kids as well as young and not-so-young adults, and a good chance to meet with friends, old and new, from throughout the watershed and beyond.”…
“Rather than propose something ourselves, we would like to hear from you,” village officials explained in a press release. “Submit your design for a village seal by e-mailing your PDF file to village@cooperstownny.org by September 15.”…
FCAHS serves lunch at the Fly Creek Community Yard Sale Day, a new horror film partially filmed in Cooperstown to open, and more.…