THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta March 23, 2023 FRONT PAGE @baileythehikingpup Restful Retriever Second Lawsuit Filed Regarding Averill Road Opposition Builds to Governor Hochul’s Part N Amendment Mission Driven Sisterhood Celebrates 60 Years in Otsego County Inside The Paper News Briefs: March 23, 2023 Camera Conversation Continues Monday at Public Hearing No. 2 Regional Innovation Council: Bold Vision with Many Partners Ibrahim Named ‘Rural Hospital CEO to Know’ Local Artist’s Crystal Creations ‘Walk’ Academy Red Carpet…
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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta October 6, 2022 PHOTO OF THE WEEK FRONT PAGE Cooperstown Rotary Readies for Fall Fling SQSPCA Kicks Off ‘Subaru Loves Pets’ Adoption Special ‘Ponies, Pumpkins and Puppies: Oh, My!’ Inside The Paper National Baseball Hall of Fame announces World Series Gala DOAS Announces Bird Seed Sale Helios Care Receives Excellus BCBS Community Health Award Hartwick Resident Publishes Debut Novel, Reflects on Recent Storm Perspectives Editorial Goodbye Columbus? Columns STERNBERG: COVID’S Silver…
THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta April 29, 2021 PHOTO OF THE WEEK FRONT PAGE Shared Garage Back on Otsego’s Agenda Rally Sunday To Protest Crimes Against Asians Trustees Agree To Remove Sign That Angered Residents Cooperstown & Around Unatego Prepares Project, But Won’t Rush Consolidation Student News Sports Football Dreams Coming True AT UGA For Coop’s Russell Hawkeye Boys Motivated By Chance At Title Featured Pictures EDITORIAL To Editorialize Or Not To Editorialize, That Is The…
For Whom The Bell Tolls Chris Gustafson, top, counts the chimes as Rev. Mark Montfort rings the church bell at First Presbyterian Church in Oneonta this morning. Today marks the one-year anniversary of the passing of Brenda L. Utter, Morris, who was the first COVID related death in Otsego County. In the year since Utter’s passing, 55 residents have died from COVID-19, and this morning members of the congregation took turns ringing the bell in memory of those lost. “This…
Oneonta Attorney Gouldin Runs To Succeed Bernier ONEONTA – Oneonta City Judge Lucy Bernier announced her retirement this morning; and Attorney Bob Gouldin this afternoon announced his candidacy to succeed her. Both are Democrats. Gouldin is the only candidate to have filed his petitions by the deadline of Thursday at 5 p.m. However, independent candidates can circulate petitions by May 25 to get on the ballot. The candidate has lived and practiced in Oneonta for over 20 years, and was…
Presbyterians Plan Tribute Saturday Bells Will Be Tolled, Once For Each Local C-19 Victim ONEONTA – Members of Oneonta’s First Presbyterian Church, 296 Main St., will ring the church bell at 11 a.m. Saturday (tomorrow) to mark the anniversary of the Otsego County’s first COVID-19 death. The bell will be rung one time for each local COVID victim; several church members, and some children, will participate in the bell-ringing, according to the Rev. Mark Montfort, pastor. As of this afternoon,…
1ST WOMAN IN MANY ROLES After 19 Years, Bernier To Retire As City Judge ONEONTA – After 18 years as Oneonta City Court judge, Lucy P. Bernier, who broke the glass ceiling in many of the county’s legal roles, will retire from the bench when her term expires at the end of this year. She was the first woman to serve as city judge here. “It has been an honor and privilege to serve the community as judge, and I…
Public Hearing Planned April 1 Seeking Inputs On City’s Police Review County To Act Tomorrow On Its Findings By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – With City Hall expecting to miss its deadline on submitting its review of the OPD to Albany, Common Council is planning a public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 1, to allow input into the recommendations. In the meantime, the city’s Community Advisory Board will meet Tuesday, March 30, in an attempt to finalize…
Getting A Vaccination? OPT Will Take You There For Free ONEONTA – Oneonta Public Transit is offering free rides on all its buses to the SUNY Oneonta mass-vaccination site to the Dewar Arena. Simply show your vaccination appointment card to the bus driver for access; if you need to transfer, simply show your card again. The mass-vaccination site has been operating since last Thursday, 12 hours a day, seven days a week, and had administered the anti-COVID virus to 7,000…
NEXT STOP, POLICE ACADEMY Largest OPD Class Sworn In At Park…