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4-HERS AIM TO SAVE COLONY Susquehanna SPCA Rescues Dogs, Cats – And Bees, Too If you happened to drive along Route 28 past the Susquehanna SPCA this afternoon, you may have noticed what looked like an invasion of moon men. Actually, it was the 4H Homesteaders of Hartwick Seminary, intent on retrieving a swarm of bees that invaded the walls of the animal shelter, then recreating the hive at the nearby home of Leatherstocking Bee Co., whose owners, Tammy Van…
IN MEMORIAM: Paul L. Ingalls, 71; Farmer, Decorated Veteran, Minister HARTWICK SEMINARY – Paul L. Ingalls, a farmer, decorated Vietnam veteran and Christian minister, died unexpectedly Sunday night, May 19, 2019, at Bassett Hospital. He was 71. Paul was a descendant of the first Ingalls who came to the new world in 1628 and settled in Lynn, Mass. A seventh-generation farmer, he was born July 6, 1947, at Bassett Hospital, a son of Rodney Howard Ingalls and Virginia Mary McGraw…
SSPCA Plans Pop-Up Cat Cafe To Mark National Adopt Month HARTWICK SEMINARY – Features Coffee, Beginning tomorrow, the Susquehanna SPCA is planning a pop-up Cat Café from 10 a.m. to noon at the Shelter, 841 Route 28, in connection with national Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, featurings cats, coffee and croissants. A $10 donation is suggested. The Cat Cafés will be on each Saturday in June, as this is typically the time of year when shelters overflow with kittens.…
New Cooper’s Barn Serving Ice Cream, Shakes, Hotdogs Proprietor Trish Rost, top photo, center, is joined by members of her team, Lauren Koffer, left, and Keiko Shieber, in front of the new Cooper’s Barn, which opened Friday on Route 28 in Hartwick Seminary, serving ice cream, milk shakes, hotdogs and more. Trish is partnering with Bob Snyder, Cooperstown, in the venture. The barn-red paint replaces the tan you may remember on Penguin Ice Cream, which the Hitt family operated for…
Planning Board Approves Hampton Inn In Hartwick Cooperstown Will Reportedly Provide Ladder Truck HARTWICK – Concluding firefighters’ concerns had been sufficiently met, the Hartwick Town Planning last night approved a four-story Hampton Inn & Suites in Hartwick Seminary. Co-chairs Greg Korth and Alex Thomas, and board member Meg Kennedy, unanimously approved the project. According to the meeting minutes, Cooperstown Fire Chief Jim Tallman said his department would respond to any fires at the site under its mutual aid agreement with…
New Bat Company Rising On Hartwick Seminary Site…