Still Found ‘Unsafe,’ Hotel To Be Vacated By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – After finding “numerous violations” remaining at the former Oneonta Hotel, 195 Main St., City Hall has begun the process of evicting the remaining tenants following the passing of the April 30 deadline imposed for fixing building deficiencies. “After review of all inspection reports, it is clear that numerous violations still exist,” said Mayor Gary Herzig. “To protect the safety of the residents, general public,…
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Bettiol, NBT Honored At Chamber Dinner By PARKER FISH • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – The crowd rose to its feet with a roaring applause at the annual Otsego County Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday evening as Betty Bettiol made her way to the podium to accept the Distinguished Citizen Award, given posthumously to her husband, Eugene A. Bettiol Sr. Accepting the award for her husband that was named in honor of her late son, Gene Bettiol, Jr., was an…
EXCLUSIVE! Farm Credit East Brings 40 Jobs Here No Action At Oneonta Hotel Deadline Cooperstown Landmark Sold To Mel’s County Ethics Board Again In Limbo PLUS: Remembrance Of Lloyd Baker…
IN MEMORIAM Rites Tuesday For Lloyd Baker, 94, Principal, Coach Led Only Unbeaten Football Team, OHS Field Named In His Honor ONEONTA – The funeral mass is tomorrow for Lloyd F. Baker, 94, revered former Oneonta principal and football coach whose 1960 team was the only one unbeaten and untied in school history; the football field is named in his honor. He passed away Thursday, April 26, at Bassett Hospital. He was born on Nov. 19, 1923 in Granby, Fulton…
Clark $300k Grant Sets Up ‘Hospital Suite’ At Hartwick ONEONTA – Hartwick College has received a $300,000 grant from The Clark Foundation to help fund a new Hospital Suite Simulation Unit for the college’s Nursing Department. The new equipment will be located in repurposed space in Smith Hall. The grant will enable the college to better prepare its nursing students to enter the field, and grow the department by another 10 students. This is the fourth such award from the…
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Fernandez Plans Primary Vs. Devlin Trooper Makes Bid For Sheriff Official ONEONTA – Retired state trooper Bob Fernandez plans to challenge incumbent Sheriff Richard J. Devlin Jr. in a Sept. 19 primary for the Republican nomination, he announced at his official campaign kickoff Saturday at the Oneonta Vets Club. “We really are going to try to turn this sheriff’s office around,” Fernandez told a crowd of well-wishers. “We going to make it a better office, a more cooperative office within…
Naked Man Injured In Fall From Parking Garage ONEONTA – An 18 year old SUNY Oneonta student was injured after allegedly undressing and jumping from the top of the Municipal Parking Garage in downtown Oneonta. At 10:30 p.m. Friday night, police received a call from a passerby that a man had fallen from the top level of the parking garage onto Chestnut Street extension. When EMTs arrived, the man allegedly told them that he was a stuntman attempting a stunt…
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