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Mike Stalter

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Wild Things Get Rescued

Wild Things Get Rescued By Carrie Thompson When you find a wild raptor wounded, ill or otherwise incapacitated WHO you gonna call? Mike Stalter! Mike Stalter, a deputy in the Otsego County Sheriff’s Office, possesses a general falconry license. He is well known in the community as the first point of contact for handling raptors, which include owls, falcons, eagles and hawks. This is the second downed eagle that Mike has rescued, this one in response to a 911 call…

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Heather Noelle Stalter, 42; Survivors Include Sheriff’s Deputy Husband

IN MEMORIAM: Heather Noelle Stalter, 42; Survivors Include Sheriff’s Deputy Husband COOPERSTOWN – Heather Noelle Stalter, 42, of Cooperstown, wife of Sheriff’s Deputy Michael J. Stalter, died Sunday, Oct. 13, at St. Peter’s Hospital, Albany, following complication after emergency surgery. Heather was born on Oct. 23, 1976, in Cooperstown, to MaryLou Boughton.  She was raised on Long Island, later moving back to Cooperstown to be with her family, most notably her grandmother, for whom she had a great attachment and…

Putting the Community Back Into the Newspaper

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